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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07

The president is in favor Of the
restoration Of light wines and beer.
and then again he isn't-depending
upon which side is doing the talking.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07

Nobody seems to be worrying about
the frigid blasts Of the coming win
ter. They are not here yet.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07

Do your Christmas shopping before
Christmas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-03-21

OF all kinds done promptly. neatly
ard at Lowest Prices at the
SPIRIT OFFICE,
Handsome new faces Of Latcs'
Style Type and the most complete
Linotype Machine in this section,
gives US an excellent job outfit.
xsUNssexEESzRssxnEx1xncszSanH
Evening star., 1922-05-14
WELL BUILT HOME.
ONLY ST 900 CASH
PAYMENT

Built 5 years: home for present owner;
never for sale before. Frame, double sided,
heavy building paper between. splendid con-
dition Best materials throughout eN
pense saved. Aurora Heights, Va, one
highest locations around Washington: view
entire city; large rooms. bath: center en-
trance hall: front porch. 32xs; concrete cellar
entire house; dry ioored attic. windows;
hot water heat: laundry, stove and tubs, gas
range, septic tank; elec. motor for pumping;
lot. 75X125; living room. 12.6N13: dining
room. 12x16; kitchen. 12x11; pantry. 9x8
window; den, 12.6x9: hall, IT. wide;
stairway not in view from front door; linen
closet; large closet each bedroom; 4 bed
rooms. all large: sleeping porch 16xs: shades
all windows. beautiful electric fixtures; hard
wood floors. double flooring first floor; chicken
house. garden. miles center Of city; bus
lines blocks of house. lines. good roads.
To inspect take Cherrydale or Clarendon bus.
SSth and NJ SITS. NV, get off at Aurora
Heights: by auto. cross Aqueduct bridge. turn
right past Packing Co.. straight ahead to
Aurora Heights. sign left of road. turn left at
hollow tile bungalow into Morton ave. Prop
erty located at Morton and Va. aves. Large
yellow house. brown shingled above first floor;
sale sign in yard Owner occupant. Price
only So, $50: Terms. $1,000 cash, So per
month, Includes everything Don't fail to
aee this Represents real value. Gould not
be built today at price offered class
Of materials used. 1t you know well built
property: inspect and compare with other
houses offered.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
TROSEMONT, VIRGINIA.
BUNGALOW, 5000.

5 rooms bath; modern: electricity; Pipeless
furnace; gas range, water heater; Guy
water and sewer: concrete cellar. abso!utely
4ox120: hardwood floors: living room. 20xl!'
large coat closet: kitchen. ski: sink. china
cabinet; . large bedrooms. closet each; oatn,
possesslon 80 days. 80 E. Walnut ST.. ~. Rose
mont. Va. To inspect. take AleHandria car ar
n Rosemont sta; house u blocks east Of sta
tion, BY auto cross Highway bridge on Mt
Vernon blvd; blocks south of Alex CORPORA
TO house Sign on porch Owner-occupant. Mrs.
II. E. King Price. S., $50 Terms. $3.50 cash,
s6l per month, includes interest.
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5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
2 ACRES-NEAR FALLS
TuIIDru Cc Ozc

Beautiful chestnut woodwork and trim In
side; hot-water heat; rec. hall; parlor. 2 win
closet: plate rail- kitchen, porcelain sink: hot
and cold water; inclosed rear porch. 6x1O #. !:
stairs to 1oored attic tspace for another
room) bedroom, 12x13 it., 3 windows. closet
bedroom. 12x12 it., closet. bath, 3-pc. med
icine closet: large cellar; pressure tank, gaso-
ne nner pump sd;ns ont+.r 'el d9un!e
front porch, with canvas drop sun shades !:
garage: chicken house, 1886 feet; feed
it.: is fruit treeB, blackberries, raspberries
grapes. evergreens and shrubbery: house well
built few years ago; 1st-class condition.
Walk up hill. by auto, through W. Falls
Church mile: turn left. up hill, sign reads
ITO Idylwood'; 30 "A mi. turn left again,
200 yds Owner-occupant. Mr.. C. A. Ashton
Inspect any time. Price, $5,875: terms. 81. 600
cash, balance $50 per mo-. includes everything.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
.:-6e MILTON AVE,
CLARENDON VA.

section Of new homes; well built: 8 rooms;
bath; concrete cellar; stationary tubs: hot
water heat; gas water heater; new coal range;
electricity, gas elec. pump for water; septic
tank: lot about 100 It. front by 125 deep:
shrubbery, fruit. garden: chicken house; hv-
ing room 15x12: dining room. 12S12: large
pantry kitchen: 5 splendid bedrooms: closets;
bath 3 pieces; front porch; newly painted out
side: close to school, cars. bus line, stores.
churches; splendid location. To inspect. phone
for keys Vacant. Immediate possession.
ONLY 1880. Terms, $500 cash. balance,
$3.50 per month. includes everything. No
trusts TO renew Owner. leaving city, must
sell; has made these splendid terms.
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$500.
GOOD 58-ACRE DAIRY
EARN.

NEAN FHLLS IHU KO1.
7-room home; parlor. dining room. 8 bed
rooms. closets; bathtub; large kitchen range.
sink. hot and cold water; servants room
gasoline pump front and rear porches, cutters
downspouts; garage; woodshed work shop:
dairy barn 32I4s. hay lofts, stanchions. % cows,
horse stalls; $50 fruit trees. peach. apple.
pear, cherry; acres timber. balance land
tractor, we'll fertilzed and cared for Produc-
tive farm. Is cheap. Don't fail see this!
Situated 1 mile from proposed Lee Highway;
pant. Mr.. George s. vandermark. Price.
$500: terms, $500 cash. balance to be ar
ranged.
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S-ROOM MODERN HOME,
t-r- .. ACRE

Well built stucco homes q bedrooms);
doored attic with servants room; fine con-
crete cellar, 2 entrances, under entire house.
foor-Double floors. parlor, open fireplace.
opens to 913O covered porch; dining room.
Mate rail. two built-in china closets; large
nantry: kitchen, dish closet. electric range.
porcelain sink; closed back porch. pump and
servants toilet: md foOr-4 bedrooms open
fireplace: fun bathroom. with medicine closet:
linen closet in hall Outbuildings-2 chicken
houses, garage, 1Oxao, with concrete floor; %
fruit trees. abundance grapes. raspberries.
shrubbery, etc: splendid electric fixtures:
heated by furnace: electric motor for pump
ing; located half mile west Of Mount Olivet
Church. near Clarendon. va. Price, $3.50;
terms, 81 500 cash. bal. $50 per month. known
as ,CoI. Hunts place) Especially we'll built
house, attractive grounds. Distance from my
ofice to property 6.3 miles. more. About
q minutes walk from 10Th and Pa. ave. and
38th and NJ SITS: car lines. Possession 80 days.
Sign on property.
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6ROOMSs ONLY $500.

Splendid, c-story home. 6 large rooms attic.
cellar front and rear porches; tin roof. gut
tiers, downsputs; no modern improvements;
lot 6oxf2Q: located in haywood tCherrydale),
Va No 3r1 Columbia st. $500: terms, $500
cash. balance S46 per month. Sign on prop
erty' Inspect Sunday. Owner occupant. Mrs
Dalton Possession 80 days. Near school,
cars. churches stores etc.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
10 ACRES.
MODERN BRICK HOME.
? SILOS.
BARN FOR @ COWS.
TENANT HOUSE.
OTHER OUTBUILDINGS.
FOR $I3.65o.
OR HOUSE AND 4 ACRES,
5000.
Only II Miles From CITY

only II Miles FROM City.
Splendid brick home. slate roof. rooms.
double floors, running water through home;
concrete cellar. laundry tubs: furnace heat.
elec. lights. . stairways; large porches; attic
outbuildnss; barn holds s. head; HSb eee. lights.
concrete floor: wagon shed; corncrib; 2 large
silos; pump and Toulouse: large water tank
outbuildngs and 3-room house tnow rented
$40 MONTH; also dairy room. concrete floor
stable room for horses; so fruit trees; many
shade trees around home; flowers. shrubbery;
this place run as first-class dairy farm, al
ways money ma ker--you could not put house
and buildings mp to-day for less than $4,000:
to property: Take 18th and Pa. ave cleo line
which runs to Mt. Vernon. get of at Hunters
sta: go minutes, ride from Washington) :
house on right of railroad beyond Hunter .
sta: by auto distance is II $40 miles from
south end Of Highway bridge t3s minutes
phreys I'd. till you cross wooden bridge at
Hunting Greek; after you cross bridge leave
concrete cor. road and turn in gravel road to
forks Of road and take road to left (which
leads 3 miles to Fort Hunt. continue on
this road ~ miles til til you cross trolley
TO your right and you are at Hunters sta
ton; property runs to the station e min
utes to housed. Price is sl3 $50 for every
and tenant house, or can buy II you desire
all the above except 10 acres vacant land for
S1l $50. or, If you wish. house and out
buildings and acres for only Ss65O. Terms,
only 81 900 cash and SS7 so per month (You
can't get terms like that every day) House
could not be duplicated price like we will
sell 1t for; If you can use real modern sub
urban home at sacrifice figure, don't delay {;
positively will be sold to some fortunate per
son. Immediate possession. Sale sign on
tree. Photos at office.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties.
I Specialize in Nearby Virginia
Main 4ooS. 1900 H NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
ROSEMONT.

Broom bungalows, In course OF construction.
class Broom bungalows. which We are selling
on very easy terms and at a price which VIII
please you. As these buildings are In course
Of construction, slight changes, to meet your
requirements. can be made without extra
expense. t,,.,
Rosemont ID only % minutes out from 18th
and Pa ave- on the Washington and virginia
electric line and we shall be pleased to drive
you out any day or evening. or our agent VIII
meet you at North Rosemont Station and show
the property
Before you buy be sure to see these splendid
homes.
7o9 18th At NV Main 3O7.
Virginia Once. North Rosemont Station.
Alexandria 9H8.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
FOR SALE-H0USEs.
COnffurred.
PARK NJEW-S7 500
EOR COIORED

GOOD NORTHWEST SECTION, $500 A
most reasonably priced home. thoroughly mod
ern and conveniently located contains large
rooms and bath; furnace heat and gas lights:
2-car brick garage. This is an offer which
cannot be duplicated in this desirable sec
tion. Call Adams 1853.
VERMONT AVE, ABOUT TWO BLOCKS
north Of Thomas Circie-Brick house Of
rooms. bath: electricity; gas; wide lot; eH-
cellent condition; $4,000
Seaton pI. near ~ Cap.-G rooms, bath:
garage; furnace heat; gas A good house Tor
$1,000; terms arranged.
Chaplin ST.. west Of 14th-A 7-room house
with bath: furnace heat; garage wide, deep
lot; $500, furnished.
Shepherd st. NV. near Soldiers Home-s
rooms bath: furnace; garage; very deep lot;
S6,3OO: $1,000 cash required.
Arkansas aye.-Detached. colonial, rooms.
ing porches: French doors and other modern
features; hot-water heat: ELECTRIC light
sl3;:5o Cash payment Of s1.Ioo;
11th ST. n.w.-A specula tioD. lot 20x?0:
frame dwelling rented at $3.50. Price,
S2,100.
Rhode Island ave- NV. near 2d-A hay
window brick house with all modern improve
ments; rooms bath; garage. Price. $3.50.
A corner in Petworth--9 large rooms. bath;
furnace heat; electricity and gas in fine con-
dtion lot 50x10O: 10 Ia. had on npdprat"
terms. Price SI@.6O0
Mass. ave. near l1th st.-Semi- -det ached
brick, with apis. Of 4 rooms and bath on
each floor: garage; electric light; rented
So per month, Price. Sl6.00u.
Columbia road near Soldiers Home-'ol"-
MAJ brHk hol,se OIL " ro0lilS- batn. UOt.WHt'r
heat electric light: in fine condition. Price,
$500; $1,000 cash payment.
Between 14ih and 18th SITS. NV. Columbia
HeIghfs-A semi-detached brick house Of
rooms. bath: hot-water heat: electricity:
leased TO Sent 1. Price. s13.15O a most CON
venient location at reasonable price.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1407 y. Y. ave. NV. Main 1885.
Store in Apartment House NV.
Lee
Evening star., 1922-05-14

RTTMoRE stone OF THE BEST RESI-
d.n1isI sections in Washington. The house
nentsjns 10 rooms and baths; steam heat and
siactric lights; room for garage to alley. There
ara 4 individual rooms rented for total OF
chased at very reasonable price. Address
Boz 23e-R. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1922-05-14
aH ACRES. z-ROOM HOME.

Near ,Cherrydale.' Va, Chain Bridge road;
inst sic mile car line. Wen built 7-rm. house,
high elevation: 2-story frame; tin root. gut ,t
ters, downspouts; porch front. slde anu sa oass'
sbont b0 feet in ali; large barn, chicken house,
pigpen; fruit trees. roses. shrubbery Hedge
around house; pump, rear porch; attic; con.
heat. concrete foundation Large rooms;
beautiful home all year around: miles city
or good road; $40 mile from Cherrydale STA ,
Price ouly So T5O Terms, $500 cash, $50 per
month includes everything. Good for chickens.
BY auto go through Georgetown. cross prlage'
sSth and NJ sts NV, go west to Cherrydale'
tnrn right at station cross tracks, go north
on Chain bridge road $40 mile. Sign on
fence Owner-occupant. Mr.. W. p. HouSh.
Inspect any. time. Quick possession.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
COntinued

FOR sALE-H0USEs.
VACANT.
Real Bargain-By Owner.
538 Columbia I'd. NV.
Six large rooms, gas and elec.
Condition like new.
Owner will be on premises.
NORTHEAST. +
$3,65o.
home: 8 rooms and bath; long rear yard. room
for garage. 5000 cash; immediate possession.
$4,000.
. Eye st. near 18th ne: attractive brick
house; rooms and bath: latrObe heat. gas
light $500 cash, balance easy monthly pay
$1,000.
and bat lot .3 feet wide; excellent furnace;
possession. Easy terms.
S6,75O.
9Th st. ne. near X. in this very desirable
cation: colonial home Of Q rooms and tile
bath; hardwood trim; good condition; front
porch; newly painted; excellent heating plant /;
long back yard to paved alley; room for double
'''ifi iHOWENSTEIN w n s.: BROS.
18th AND II SITS. NE. LINCOLN e91.
BUNGALOW.
, A little beauty: rooms and bath: ami: i:
large front and sleeping porches. HIGHLY
MODERN, large lot, Is minutes to treasury
by motor either car line: SPECIALLY
PRICED. Truly n bargain for some one. In
spect day Or evening: Phone Cleye. 1890:
3 STORIES, BASEMENT.
FINE INCOME PRODUCER.
Near 18th and Columbia rd. An especially
attractive buy for the person who desires to
have his house help pay for itself: Three
stories and garage: second and third floors and
garage bring in $151 month: owner uses
first floor Modern improvements. Price only
So 800. including furniture on second and
third floors 81 900 cash md remainder on
convenient terms. Address Box o52-h' star
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=. Walter O'Hara
1900 H St. NV. Main 4o2S.
Virginia Specials.
MODERN HOME.
ONLY $o,95O.

Splendid neighborhood: well built; 8 rooms
bath; electricity, gas; pipeless furnace: water
supplied. $1.75 per month; eiec. range' ssas
rear; pump; chicken house; fruit trees trees;
grapes raspberries, shrubbery. roses, hedse
shade trees: Lot 76x125, fenced; lightning
rods porch entire, front; living room, dining
ROOM bay window a windows, southern eS-
posure). pantry, window and cabinet: ki'enen.
porcelain sink: fine bedrooms, each Large
closet: bath, s pieces; cellar; up-todate elec
axtures grounds fine. condition; one OF incest
section. Of Clarendon, close to stores. school,
churches; No I Strickler ave-, Clarendon va
Owner-occurant. Mr.: A. 1: ReinburS' ., 200 Sao
session 80 days. Price, Sc. $50. Terms. si,ooo
viii be sold. See it. Sign on property.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
SPLENDID LOT, FALLS
~rrUrD VA

SPLENDID LOT, FALLS
CHURCH, VA.
$40 Of acre, located on Jefferson st., Falls
Church, Va. Price for quick sale only $3.50.
Terms. Sale sign on tree. See this at once
it's cheap.
SPECIAL.
Near Falls Church, Va. Modern home. I
rooms and bath; acre; electricity: furnace
heat: cellar; attic; fruit and shade trees;
chicken house. Price, $500. Terms, $500
cash, $4s.5O per month. includes everything.
81 ACRES; $4,000 PER ACRE.
Situated across county road from Mount Yer
non estate. and is part of Mount Zephyr farm,
once home Of Washington family. One mile to
school,, church; near Potomac river; miles to
Alexandria.
Tract 81 acres at extremely low figure, $40
per acre. Across road from Mount Vernon
west. Terms can be arranged; If you want
some land cheap don't fail to see this.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-BY OWNERI6-ROOM AND
bath brick house: front and rear porches; well
white neishborhood; price. s4.25o; terms.
547 18th st. ne.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Located in that attractive old section of
Chevy Chase just north of circle and west of
Connecticut ave.
Charming new home OF 10 rooms. . baths:
beautifully finished; hot-water heat, electric
lights; fireplace porches: large cellar; laundry
built-in garage; large lot with fine old shade
trees. Price. S93. 800
A, O. HOCGHTON C CO., 1915 H st. NV.
1--WE have the REST in every section"
Evening star., 1922-05-14

IN 500 BLOCK 2ND ST. N.W.-l2 ROOMS;
in good condition. Will sell for S6,s50. Can
fx terms.
Vacant. 1lth and Md ave. ne. rms. and
bath furnace heat: 81 900. Can fix terms.
SOs r. T. ave. NV. rms and bath hot
water Eeat. electric light, instantaneous hot
water heater: hardwood floors: front and rear
porches; laundry room in basement: room for
garage. Will sell reasonable. EDw. 2.
SCHWARTZ. Inc. 1874 18th NV. (See Mr..
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Store in Apartment House NV.
Large. attractive store near Ga. ave-: only
S35. Phone Adams 3Os
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.ao3 New York ave Main 5027.
i36 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc. 0NE-HALF SO.
from Lincoln PARKS rooms and bath: hot
water heat and electric lights; beautifully
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS, SIS East Capitol
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

DETACHED HOUSE. ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch: NV. location, $1,000 cash. balance
like rent: best buy in the city. Address Box
221-S, star office. I.-aa 16e
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WILL SACRIFICE
well built home, 100 block Rhode Island ave-
NV. north side; rooms and bath; h.w.h:
electricity; splendid location; room for garage:
cellar under entire house: worth Sl0, 600. VIII
take $7.050 before July !; about 5000 down.
assume trust: monthly payments. l don
want TO list this with agents Let mo know
when can see you. IL interested.
ROX 241 MOUNT RAINIER. MD.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
~~-AH-~~AA

FOR sALE-FTNE HOUSE; 0 LARGE RMS;
gas. hot and cold water; two toilets; steam
heat; two acres; all kinds Of fruit; near two
electric railroads Should be seen to be appre-
ciated. Address Madison Whipple, Vienna. Va.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

SPLENDID INvEsTMENT-TWO FRAME
/ houses, in Alexandria city: generally rentad
at SIC; will sell both for 81 600 Phone
/ 1406 -o
Evening star., 1922-05-14

MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Ne. Mr.. STANTON
Park-Owner going to the country will sell his
Groom and bath home. brick; good lot: in fine
condition; for a quick sale at 5000. on rea-
sonable terms. Box 1858, Star office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-20
RAIL STRIKE NOW
TEST Of STRENGTH
Train Service curtailed, Dlsor-
ders Occur as Efforts Toward
Settlement Fail
c. AND 0. CLERKS WALK OUT
By Associated F,rsss

Chicago. July W.--With immediate
prospects for peace In the railway strike
gone. strikers and railroads today set
tied to II test Of strength. The state
ment Of Chairman Hooper. Of the
Railroad Labor Board that the board
was no longer engaged In peace negotia-
tions left the situation open to direct
negotiation between strike leaders and
railroad chiefs. or attempts from other
sourrs.
Union officials remained firm in their
demand that full seniority rights be re-
stored to the 5000 shopmen now on
strike. that being the rock on which
peace efforts were broken. Rail heads
were equally firm in their insistence
that seniority rights Of men now at
work be recognized. There was no
indication from either side of n weak
ening of the determination to carry the
point at issue.
Reports today indicated gradual cz-
tension Of the curtailment of transpor-
tation. some portions. however, being
due to the conl situation. but the ma jjor
part because Of lack Of repairs to equip
ment. In all. PAT trains have been
Cancelled or are about to be Cancelled,
said reports from railroad centers in
the West. The Southwestern lines ap-
parent,y have been heaviest hit, reports
being that the strike is being felt by
th" iron and steel industries. that coal
mines in parts of West Virginia are
without coal cars and that portion
Of the fruit crop OF the Pacific Const Is
endangered by lack OF transportation.
The strike call for the 5000 Chesa-
peake and Ohio clerks went into effect
| today. Estimntes of the number OF
clerks who walked ont vary. Five
hundred, quit work at Richmond, Va.
seventy five of the $50 in the union at
Cincinnati went out there.
| Reports Of violence fell off somewhat,
but troops were called ont in two more
States. and isolated shootings and whip.
pings continued.
At Kansas City. general chairman
Of the Maintenance ot Way Men s
Union. in a telegram to President L. +.
| Cradle, said that members Of that union
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-20
Baby's Cries Reveal
Death of Its Parents
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page Ono
orlier in the day will be investigated
~, Co.onor sohno,1.r
ny w '''e' ~
There are some other things that
/ have heard from motorists IN tnat
section. and ! will look into these,
said the Coroner.
Coroner Schneider. Sheriff Gray, TO,
gethCr with the District Attorney ana
several other l.yconing County omcials
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-20

"she did not do It., and II che did, she
was insnne when abe di dit"
The District Attorneys Office indi I.
have Mrs. Phillips brought to trial as
II the court would heree.
The defense, however, frankly stated
such a move would be vigorously op,,
posed. ns considerable time was desired
to prepare for the trial.
Next to the eye. witness story OF Mrs.
Peggy Caffce. who said she accom- .
panied Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Mead lows
on the automobile ride which ended IN
Mrs. Meadows death, the State Is said
TO regard as Of most importance, so far
in their search for evidence. a state.
ment Of n saleswoman who sold a ham
mcr to a woman answering the descrip-
tion of Mrs. Phillips.
According TO this clerk. the woman
weighed the hammer carefully In hcl
hand and then asked:
''Do you think IL Is heavy enough tt
kill n man with?'
And the clerk. thinking the Gus.
toner was joking. smiled and replied:
Eyes. IL you hit him hard enough" "
And the sale was made.
That Mrs. Phillips is his missini
bride, fs the firm belief Of Joe Mcclure
a carpenter, now living nt Tulsa, Okla
Descriptions OF Mrs. Phillips carriec
in press dispatches. Mcclure said las,
night, At the woman who deserted hin
four days after their marriage in Can
non City. COL. on April 20. 1921.
Mcclure said his conviction wa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-20
M'MULlEN LEADS
IN NEBRASKA RACE
Has Margin Of 317 Votes Over
Opponent for @. o. p. Cuber-
material Nomination
Bv Associated Press

Omaha. Neb., July 2O.--One OF the
four principal races in the Nebraska
primary election--that for Republican
gubcrnntorial nominntion-was in doubt
early today after returns from 1IOl
Of the States 1913 precincts had been
tnbulated by The Associated Press.
Adam McMullen, Of Beatrice. was
lending Charles II. Randall. Of Ran
dalph, by the narrow margin Of 3l7
votes. gained on late returns last night,
after the two men had see sawed in
the lead. The late lead gained by
McAlullen came largely from his home
and surrounding counties. The vote
stood: McAlullcn. 45.375: Randall.
45.O5S. Two other candidates. Albert
II. Byrum and George w. Sterling
were trailing poor third and fourth
resncctively.
Returns from 1883 precincts. tabu.
lated early today. give Charles w.
Bryan. Of Lincoln. brother Of William
Jennings Bryan. comfortable lead
over Dan II. Butler. Of Omaha. for
Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
The vote stood: Bryan, 2j, 40; But
Ter, 23, ,O53.