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The Washington times., 1922-05-12
FOR CRAMPS AND
STOMACH PAINS
In Collie, Indigestion,
Bowel or Stomach
Troubles.
QUICKLY RELIEVES
PAINS AND MISERY

"I want people who are bothered
now and then with bad stomach,
bowel, bladder or intestinal cramps
and pains to read the following" de-
clares Mrs. Gene Case. who is con
Quoting the big "Anti.Pain" demon.
stration at the Peoples Drug Store.
A score OF different kinds Of pains,
cramps and aches are due to a
tightening OF the involuntary mus.
cles which surround the intestines,
and help to form the walls OF all the
hollow organs in your body. Soon
as these muscles begin pulling terri.
BILE pain results. Every mother and
father should know how to quickly
stop such suffering. Such pains
occur in diarrhea, collie, dysentery.
indigestion, gall bladder trouble and
certain other troubles. To quickly
relieve II get bottle Of Adams
Wonder Capsules, take 3 dozes (s
capsules) and II all signs Of pain and
cramp fail to disappear in a few
minutes return bottle and get money
back. Thousands OF bottles have
thus been sold-not a bottle re.
turned. Keep a bottle handy. why
ever suffer again?
Note-See Mrs. Case at free
demonstration, eth and T. streets
store. there In no obligation: or buv
Adams Wonder Capsules at any
Peoples Drug Store on absolute
guarantee of results in three or four
doses or money back. This guar.
antee holds good on mail orders.
Send 81, cash or check. to Peoples
Drug Store, Washington. d. c.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
If Backs Lame
orkidneys Bother
Drink Plenty Of Water and Milk
Start Flushing Them In the
Morning.

Nine people out. OF ten overlook ths
fact that the kidneys like the bowels
Get logged and lazy and need a purify.
Ing flushing now and then to help these
dslicately constructed organs filter al
the waste and Toxins (Poisons) out OF
the blood: otherwise there 10 q retention
In your system OF Uric Acid and poison
Gus matter which when permitted to re-
main cause pain and dull misery In
kidney region, headaches rhsumat tic
pains, disturbed rest and all sorts OF an
noying bladder troubles that excite and
irritate the entire urinary system. Great
ing distress,
To have strong. healthy kidneys and
bladder you simply must keep your kid
neys clean and active so that they are
capable pt easily and normally filtsrins
and expelling the poisons, neutraiizins
the acids and freeing your system OF
urinous wastes. No artificial drugs are
necessary. Merely secure . package OF
DR.. Carey's PRESCRIPTION No. TIT
(Tablets or Liquid).
Peoples Drug Stores and all good
druggists have It. Take a little right
after eating for = few days and your
sluggish, tired out kidneys will then
work with ease. 1t never disappoints,
10 pure. tastes good and for your health e
sake it's small cost Is negligible. Ten
days test will not disappoint you or
druggist will refund your money. Insist
on genuine.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
STOPS HEADACHE
WHILE YOU WAIT
Druggists Guarantee II
Stops in Few Minutes
or Money Back.
SOMETHING NEW-FREE
DOSE AT DRUG STORE

The "ache" in most headaches
(the severe pulling, torturing kind
Is due usually to a contraction, tight
ening or congestion of certain invol.
untary muscles. When these mus.
cles pull tight II hurts Of course.
Sometimes II Is due to acute indiges.
ton, nervousness and score OF
other causes and one OF the most
common causes is eye.strain. No
remedy on earth will positively stop
each and every known form OF head.
ache, but a big majority of them
vanish like magic in just few min
utes II you will relax those tortur.
ing, pulling muscles, and here is a
sure-fire remedy for doing that.
Nothing heretofore has ever been
known that would relax these mus
cles. as far as we know, and we sug.
gest that those troubled with bad
headaches. test this offer just once.
Come to nearest Peoples Drug store
Q1 stores all over town. and get
a bottle of Adams Wonder Capsules.
every sign OF the ache and pain
doesn't completely vanish--return
bottle and store will gladly refund
the money. These Capsules are
guaranteed harmless In any size dose
cause no after depression and are
harmless as table salt.
Note: Mrs. Gene Case Is conduct.
ing a demonstration At eth and +
st. store. She gladly gives anyone
with a headache a free dose IL you
call. There.is no obligation. Test her
Free offer and learn what a really
wonderful remedy she has in Adams
Wonder Capsules.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
NAVAL AIR STATION NOW
TOUCH WITH AUSTRALIA

Unrelayed wireless communication
with the opposite side Of the Garth
has been achieved by the navy from
It's powerful radio station here. II
is announced today by DR.. Paul
sollenberger. OF the Naval observa.
tory.
Using a wave-length OF II l45
meters, the daily broadcasting time
signals were made audible in Aus.
tralia. DR.. l.. z. Whittemore, radio
physicist OF the Bureau OF stand.
ards, estimates the time consumed
by the waves in reaching the an.
tipodes was one.fifteenth OF u sec
ond, giving a speed OF $4,000 miles
a second, the same as that OF light.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
ATTSV|LLE|S
ENJOYING REAL
. BUILDING BOON
Spring Activity Indicates Sea-
son Will Be Unusually
Big.

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, May IA
This is going to prove the biggest
building year in long time in
Hyattsville, according to all signs.
A definite building boom has hit
the town. Activity so far centers
largely in Spencer street, where a
new Odd Fellows hall has just been
completed as we'll as a number OF
residences.
In the same street at Olive avenue,
progress TO make way for the build.
ing Of a new st. Jerome's Catholic
Church. The present church will be
torn down. Actual construction will
not start probably until the fab. Ii
is also planned to BULL a parochial
school and a new rectory.
Another big operation in Spencer
street will be the remodeling of the
Arcade Theater, near Maryland
avenue, which has just been pur.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
RED SHOCKED WOMEN"
DENOUNCED AS MENACE

"Long.haired men and red.smocked
women are poisoning America with
Bolshevist propaganda and come here
because they cannot live elsewhere,
according to Congressman William
II. Vale. member of the House I'm.
migration Committee.
Vaile denounced the work of the
anarchists in speaking before the
California Society in Thomson
School last night. His address was
illustrated by lantern slides.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
FOR COUGHING
SPELLS NIGHTS
Tight-Tickling Throat Re-
laxed and Cough
Stopped Easy.
BRONCHIAL OR
ASTHMA CASES

"If your chest and throat gets
tight and tickling, irritating cough
and shortness OF breath indicates
the Involuntary muscles of your
lungs, throat and bronchial tubes
are drawing up tight-take two
Adams Wonder Capsules with 4
swallow of water and a couple more
in fifteen minutes and watch results
Why suffer again? II doses Is cap
sules) fail to completely stop the
trouble in just a few minutes -r".
turn the bottle of Adams Wonder
Capsules and get your money back.
All Peoples Drug Stores.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12

chased by Mt. Hermon Lodge. No
l7s. A.. +. and A. M. OF Hyattsville'
from p. Frank Rushe.
1t is understood that about $780,.
900 will be spent on the building
which will be remodeled into three
stories. The first floor will con-
tain a number OF stores, bowling
alleys, etc.
The second floor will contain an
auditorium for motion pictures, and
the third floor will be given over 10
lodge rooms.
Work is expected to start soon and
to be completed by fall.
The Washington Baltimore boule.
ward has been closed for resurtacing
between Spencer street, HyattsVille.
and the bridge at the northern end
of Bladensburg.
Washington bound motorists are
Idetouring via Spencer street, Ralston,
and Columbia avenues to Brookland'
Motorists outbound from Washing
ton are coming via Brookland or
Rhode Island avenue to Columbia
avenue,
The road Is expected to be re-
opened Tuesday.
Capt. Francis Fainter, Y. s. A., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fainter, OF
Hyattsville. has been assigned 10
duty as professor Of military science
and tactics at the University OF Iowa
Ames, Iowa.
Captain Fainter. a veteran OF the
world war and the last Mexican Dor.
der campaign, is a former captain OF
Company F, First Maryland lnfan'
try. National Guard, OF Hyattsville.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
AUToIsTs IN N. J. SEE
MANY DEER ON ROADS

, MAYS LANDING. May 1S.-Deer
tame in the vicinity of Mays Land.
time in the vicinity OF Mays Land.
ing that automobile drivers are
compelled to exercise caution while
driving st night to avoid running
them down.
Last night a car driven by Angus.
tus Shearer ran down and KILLED
big buck on the Mays Landing.
Pleasantville boulevard. Shearer's
machine was badly damaged and
was nearly overturned by the i'm.
pact.
Deer hunting by searchlight''
mas become a popular diversion
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
LEvIATHAN MODEL WORTH
$4,000 GWEN TO U. S.

The $4,000 model OF tho steam
shin ''Leyiathan" formerly the Ger.
man liner ''vaterland' which was
seized by the alien property Gus
todian during the war. was To-Day
turned over 20 the United States
Shipping Board by Col. Thomas w.
Miller. The model cost move than
many fullsized vessels OF the snip
ping Board fleet have brought at
pcS ..Tbe model win forever be the
property of the United States GOV
tha 1reat ship itself viii always be
Iasker in accepting the gift.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
White Cross Parade Sunday.

Mothers Day will be celebrated
Sunday by a parade. by the White
Cross Free Labor Bureau, starting
from the Cosmopolitan Baptist
Church, colored, II. was announced
today by the Rev. s. p. w, Drew,
founder Of the bureau. The parade
also will open a campaign for s25 900
to pay the church mortgage and 10
promote the bureaus work.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
CERTIFY THREE .
FOR P. D. BERTH
IN ALEXANDRIA
Civil Service Announces High
est candidates-Appoint
ment Next Week.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. May IA
The Civil Service Commission In
Washington has certified three can
didates for the postmastership OF
Alexa ndria. Those who passed the
highest average at the examination
and whose names have been certified
to the Postmaster General are
Thomas II. Bayne. +. Clinton Knight
and J. Armstead Eggborn.
The Postmaster General will con-
fer with Congressman e. Bascom
Slemp and State Chairman Joseph
l.. Crupper before making his ap-
pointment.
A delegation from the Alexandria
High School Athletic Club today are
in Charlottesville, Va. attending the
contests being staged in that city by
the Virginia Literary and Athletic
League. Prof. Robert e! Knight jr.,
was in charge Of the students.
The State corporation commission
has granted a charter to the Newell,
Cole Company. Inc. The capital
stock is placed at from $4,000 TO
$4,000. The officers are Joseph II.
Newell. president. OF Alexandria;
George G.. Cole, secretary, Oh Aex-
andria, and w. Seton Kent, OF Wash.
ington.
The meeting Of the Woman's Mis-.
sionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Us being
held at Salem. Va. today. Among
those who are attending are Mrs.
Charles Smithers, who represents abe
adult society; Mrs. William Reardon.
who represents the young people and
juniors, and Mrs. J. G. Cockey. who
Is district secretary.
A motion picture entertainment
will this evening be given at the
Lyceum Hall, on Duke street. The
proceeds will go to the improvement
fund of st. Mary's Church.
The fund which the firemen have
been collecting now needs about $3.50
10 carry IL over the top. The amount
set out by the firemen to raise was
$4,000.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
RHEUMATIC PAIN

In a following issue we will cover
the subject of Rheumatism. Lum.
bago, Neuritis, Neuralgia, etc. or "
troubled that way we suggest TINT
reader call at big demonstration at
Peoples Drug Store, eth and +, and
ask for Mrs. Case. She gladly talks
with anyone on subject OF pains.
cramps and aches and has a free
folder worth reading.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
WIDOW TO LOSE ESTATE
IF SHE MARRIES AGAIN

LOS ANGELES, May 12.--Mrs
Clara NJ. Gage, widow Of Arthur N
Gage. wealthy resident of Pasadena
who died May 8. is forbidden to re
marry by the terms OF Cages will
filed In the probate court here.
II she disobeys her share of the
large estate will go to her husbands
hall. brother, Walter T. Gage.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12

among the automobile owners here.
Tho animals. browsing along the
highways. seem to have no fear
OF the machines and resort to
flight only when the motorists
alight. $40.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12

The fund which the firemen have
been collecting now needs about $3.50
TO carry 1t over the top. The amount
set out by the firemen to raise was
SO, 200.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12

A motion picture entertainment
will this evening be given at thu
Lyceum Hall, on Duke street. Th'
proceeds will go to the improvement
fund of st. Mary's Church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
PROPOSED SCHEME TO
MULCT WARY FARMER

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 27. - a
scheme 20 defraud some farmer
by selling him fake diamonds was
proposed 20 Mrs Frank Francis by
J. Herbert Thurman said Monday
Hartman a city politician. is being
tried on charge Of receiving stolen
property from Francis
The scheme Mrs. Francis said
was for her 70 buy a biz rim with
glass setting. representing a dia-
mond. and go 20 the country and
walk mp 60 farm house cryiEE.
saying that she had lost a diamond
ring and would give a thousand dol
lars 20 get f. back The mex day
Carl Kunllle Ga pal Of Francis. now
in the state prison. would come
a'ong and say that he had found
a DIAMOND ring worth a thousand
dollars The farmer she testified
Mr. Hartman said. would give at
least half OF this amount for the
ring.
Mrs Francis was on the witness
stand throughout the morning. and
70 was believed that the state would
complete it's case Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
Indiana and Mlchi6dn News
BISHOP HITS MOVIE.
PTGHISTIC WORSHIP

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. FEB. %.
There are two types 81 heroes in
tae ewes OF the American public to-
day JACK Dempsey is the leader %
one. and the man who makes funny
faces .n the movie screen is typical
0t the other
So declared Bishop Thomas r.
Galor. president or the bishops
council OF the Episcopal church in
this country. who addressed Grace
church which sunday celebrated
Us golden jubilee.
only a recognition Of the true re-
l.gion OF Christ VIII cure this con-
dition. ne said
Bishop GailOr declared Americans
are paying tremendous price for
the United States policy Of The open
coor" pursued iu regard 10 immi-
grafton.
we have $4,000. 900 immigrants
within our doors " he said. In my
work in New York 7 daily see TO-
600 Of these people on the way to
ms office. and ] have Vet 90 see one
smile They have their eyes SET
and their faces draw in pursuit of
the American dollar"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
GOSHEN YOUTH SHOT
"PEEPINC" IN HOME

GOSHEN. Ind. Feb. 27.-Clar-
ence Fowler, 10. son Of Charles ".
Fowler Of this city is in Goshen hos
pital shot through the left shoulder.
the result OF his Eeeping into a
window at the residence of Clover
n Hay at 10 o'clock last night. His
condition is not serious. the bullet
having passed through his body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hay saw man al a
window and thought him a burglar.
After waiting 3 minutes Hay, a for
mer Culver military academy cadet.
fired. Fowler started to run away
and Hay called 20 him n he did not
stop ne would fire again. At this
warning Fowler entered the Hay
home and explained he was a win
dow pepper Physicians and the po-
lice removed him TO Goshen hOspi-
tall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
PROBE MYSTERY FIRE
IN MIDDLEBURY HOME

Especial TO The News-Times)
GOSHEN. Feb. Responding 10
request rom Elkhart county
authorities The Indiana state fire
marshal is conducting an inquiry fer
the purpose Of learning the origin o.
g fire az the country home Of Albert
Aessner. four miles west OF Niddles
Jury.
Returning 10 their residence from
Iiddlebury. members OF the Messner
family found the building filled with
smoke Five rugs had been con
sumed BY fire and floor was biaz-
ing. An unknown person gained en-
trance 20 the house by forcing a win
cow and kin6led the fire by using
kerosene-soaked corn cobs. There
Is no clue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
GOSHEN BOARD SUES
OWNER TO GET LAND

GOSHEN. Feb. 27-For the Dur-
pose OF condemning the Wurster
Homestead Madison blvd. and
Eleventh St for school purposes. the
city board o. education has started
proceedings in circuit court here
against Robert J. Wurster e. al d,
l. planned TO eliminate what IS re-
Earded IS 6 very dangerous corner
on the Lincoln highway route al the
Wuster corner and TO sUpplant il
with an Indiana state highway COM
mission regulation curve
The first cemetery ever used IN
this section vas for many years
maintained on what is now Wurster
homestead ground Recently the
school board purchased land ada
cent 70 the Wurster tract. Farming
ton addition. FOR $4,000. II was .
years used as circus lot. Plans have
been made .or erecting a $500 900
school on the ground
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
UPPER PENINSULA
SLOWLY RECEIVERS
FROM BIG STORMS
Communications Being Grad
uaIlv Restored After
Heroic Efforts.

DETROIT Feb g--Wire and
r.iI communication with the district
affected bv last weeks .ce and snow
atom was hef1r r-adua. lis restored
Nondav as ,be r-s,rf of heroic ef-
To-. on -be rarf az -analr gangs
a. huge snov Dlows working day
trd nlgb- asrenort began 70 come
throuob from the Storm stricken
"a NTopdev if became apparent
tbat tho ror.byvestern mart OF the
49, rarirs,,l, ,rsg rar5es- nit
,fudar yrea+ber SUNDAY and early
sIo1dsv aided raatariaIlv fn the
tvort az construction bu- cold
ea-a nradfcfad bv the weather
bnreau tonight promises 10 hamper
g. work n NOT entfrefv nulrlfv IL.
vvord from Traverse Citv. isoIat-
D. Tor nearly a week told OF miles
n -elephone and TELEGRAPH wires
R.stfarad about the ground numer-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
Bonding Company Makes
Good for Center Trustee

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 26.-The
state board OF accounts Monday re-
ceived a check for IS. 600 from the
Southern Surety Co. of Des Moines,
Ia. i'm payment for its liability as
bondsman for James Clifton, former
Center township trustee in Grant
county. who was recently sent 10
prison for embezzlement.
Jesse Esch bach. chief accountant,
said the check would be sent 10
the Grant county trustee a. Marion.
and Walter Owens, another member
OF the state board. SAID that the un-
paid amounts charged. against the
former trustee amounted TO s2.S42.
OF this amount Mr.. Ovens said
$500 was charged by the state
board as an overpayment TO a school
contractor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
VETS PLAN RALLIES
IN STATE FOR BONUS

INDIANAPOLIS Feb. 27.-Bis
bonus rallies viii be held ina cities
throughout the state next Sunday as
q part OF a nationwide drive 20
show congress" there is sentiment
for bonus legislation. according 20
plans made public today
Arthur c. Gresham, CHIEF OF staff
o., the Indiana department Neter
ans 90 Foreign Wars. is promoting
tho meetings he sent kilograms
B.. 6av to all local Indiana posts ~
The orga nizafion ne represents urs
ing them 90 stage ,ae demoustra-
ions
similar rallies viii DC nclG
throughout the United States and
At will open at o'clock. Ores
ham said approximately 10000 eX-
service men and their families VIII
attend one In Indianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
Fate of Seized Liquor
At KGzOO Is Doubtful

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feb. 81
Four heavily laden truck loads Of
wine and liquor representing the
greater part Of the seizure made ny
federal officials in the Day grape
juice factory al Lawton few days
ago. was conveyed on Saturday TO
"a furniture store warehouse ia Kali
amazoo. where il will be kept pend
ing orders from Washington as 20
It's disposition Il is being care
fully guarded and the local federal
officers do not believe on account OF
the quantity and superior quality Of
b. that 10 viii be ordered destroyed
u is possible that il Will be dis
titled for The purpose or extracting
Tho alcohol which may then be dis
posed or by the government for med
cai and chemical purposes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
CAPITALS SOCIETY
POLICE WOMEN QUIT

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 27.-lndi-
annapolis two society pOlicewomen
have sent their designations 20 Mayor
Lew Shank to become effective
March T. IL was announced Monday.
The women Mrs Richard Lieber
and Mrs Otto Anthony. were ap-
pointed by Mayor Shank, so that
they could tell the club women OF
Indianapolis and the state just what
the poIicewomen Of this city had TO
contend with. Their appointment
was for three months. but Mrs. Lie
Der was Of the opinion that they
had learned as much in two months
they could have in three.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
Head Stuffed By
Catarrh or Cold q?
Use Healing Cream

If your nostrils are clogged. your
throat distressed, or your head Is
stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold
apply a little pure. antiseptic germ
destroying cream into your nOstrils.
II penetrates through every air pas
sage. soothing inflamed. swollen
membranes and you get instant re-
lief.
How good IL feels Your nostrils
are open. Your head is clear. No
more hawking, smurning. dryreSs OF
struggling for breath Get a small
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm from any
druggist Colds and catarrh yield
Gka magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief Is sure. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
NO TRACE OF MISSING
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER

LAPORIE, Ind, FEB. 27.--Harry
Barnes. Michigan City high school
Instructor who disappeared mysteri-
ously last Monday has not been To-
Gated, according to an announce
ment by school authorities Efforts
TO locate the instructor in all parts
OF the country have been fruitless
and concern is felt for his safety
No motive for his disappearance can
be found authorities say
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
JURIST RENOWNED FOR
DIGNITY.

Everyone has met the type OF iur-
is, who Is possessed Of Ane coat OF
dignity. The clergyman, profession.
a. man, or business man all have e
and you like 1t. In a home Il is in
dispensable. Use CLOISTER BRICK
and its enduring strength and beau
" will be a great heritage 20 ~our
family. Ask Staples Hildebrand
about it. 3e-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
SEEK REDUCTION OF
FIRE INSURANCE RATES

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. %. - Re
duction by one-half OF the fire in
surauce rates con all the hre-proof
buildings and contents Of the same
IN Indiana" was requested by a pc
titiOn fled Monday with the state
Insurance department by - Indian
apOlis business houses.
We are now paying in Indiana a
very high rate on fire proof build
ings and contents. said the petition
.n support or is reduction plea
The last annual report OF the in
5urance department was cited by the
petition. referring 70 the depart
ment's statement that losses paid
on fire proof buildings were 3.s 20 .
percent Of the total permit on such
hazards
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
DEMOCRATIC TIMBER
SOUGHT FOR SENATE

fNDTANAPOLTS Feb. 27-Dem-
oc~stic circles went on the trail OF
material timber raiu today follow
.rg Tom Taggarts reiteration that
n VIII not be candidate for any
public Office Former Gov samuel
Ealsto0, who recently said ne Will
lot he a candidate may be- prevailed
upon 20 run. or Claude Bowers TT
WAYNE editor. may be selected.
Bernard Bobbs ShivcIy of Marion.
i- m the race. but party leaders
SCI ant 90 set man better known 20
tho public. such as RaIston. TaE-
esrt or Thomas T. Marshall former
wee president OF the United States
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

PORT HURON. Mich. Feb. III
Fire Of undetermined origin that
broke out Monday morning in a
downtown store and office structure
resisted efforts OF firemen for more
than two hours. The flames envel-
oped the entire building and the
loss is expected TO exceed $500, 900.