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Evening star., 1922-02-25


D INSURANCE SINCE 1897.
LAMONT STREET-Near 18th. Very refined
ne.ghborhood. Attractive home OF y
rooms, . baths. hot-water heat, electric
lights. Many other conyenences. Dou,
be garage. A home you viii be proud
to own Price low at $4,000.
NEW HOME-West Of lith Street, North
Columbia Heights. large rooms.
baths. attic. inclosod breakfast and don-
bic sleeping porrhes. tile front porch
every modern improvement. deep lot u
alley. owner leaving city and unable
10 occupy will sacrifice for only $12.ov".
This is an Opportunity you cannot in
Justice to yourself afford 10 miss.
SAILS ADpITION-Well built and arranged
home Of rooms and bath. hot-watrr
heat electric lights, hardwood floor. ami
is in dandy condition Located west of
18th Street. Price very reasonable II
S11 600
DoWSTOWE SECTIoN-on wide avenuc.
Very wide house. containing lf~large
rooms and 3 haths, hot water heat. ele'-
trio light. Honse is very well built. has
rear stairway and many attractive fei-
lures Ideal fer roolaing house. Price
reduced TO 81. 900.
BCSGAIOWATakuma PsrS. 6 rooms. bath.
hot water heat. electric lights. gas.
sleeping porch, large lot. Owner VIII
sacrifice for quick sale for $500.
4. BROWN.
N REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Main 1858.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Can MAKE BUILDING LOAN OR OTHER
suitable LIST trust loan up to $4,000; 80 !;
~ GEO. y. W0RTHINGToN & son.
2GS Woodward building.
Main 1897
HAVE FUND $4,000 FOR ONE OR MORE
sec,nd trusts. Address Box FISH, Star Of
fee.
WE HAVE 4 SPECIAL FUND OF 100000
which ne can for building loan upon an
apartment house; Please submit proposition.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1433 NV.
SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST BOUGHT AND
sold; first trusts placed. WM. I. WlLLEiT.
1909 II NV.
AS AGENTS OF A LARGE CORPORATION
prepared to make instailment loans. re.
ten years The contract further provides that
in case of the death of the borrower during the
loan period. the debt remaining unpaid Will De
We are also prepared to make So loans In
any So @ aes +"
WILLIAM II. SAUNDERS & CO..
1888 X st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN.
II you have proper security in D. C. real
estate we can negotiate first or second trusts
49, w.. .. :, SHANNON ( LucHs; ~, :,
LIBERAL FIRST !kND SECOND TRUST
loans. First aad second trust notes boosht
and sold.
Frank 1853 416 5th st. nv.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
MARKET RATES. PROMPT ATTENTION.
Tyler & Rutherford. Inc.
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1872.
lois VERMONT AVENUE NV:
We Specialize i'll Making
First Trust Loans.
All applicable for loans given prompt at
tentiun-
No delay Funds Immediately available
Charges reasonable.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
Main 30. so3 18th ST. NV
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIRERSI.
leans on u. {. Ieal estate: prevailing interest
anG cemmI>s!on rates.
STONE 4 FAIRrAN 1912 New York ave.
MONEY TO LOAN on DISTRICT REAL ES-
tate, secured hv first second trust MAX
SHALL MrK1RElN. SOC Wood.d bldg. u. 1913
MCNEY tn LOAN On u. {. REAI. ESTATE
at 6 and re. cent. JESSE l.. HEISkEi-l..
HIS Eve
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WALTER A. BROWN.

WALTER
REAL ESTATE. LOANS A!
CHEVY CHASE-Attractive new bungalow in
D. C. close to Conn. Ave. large rooms,
bath porches. hardwood fours. hot
water heat, elec. lights, big lot. double
garage. home you will be delighted
with. Only $4,000.
CLEVELAND PARk-very coy detached
home Of rooms and bath. hot-water
heat electric lights. in excellent con
dition. Reasonable terms. Price re-
duced to $15.O0D.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS-Owner
leaving city must sell before going. De-
taclled home OF 8 well arranged rooms
and 2 baths. porches. hot-water heat
electric lights. fine condition. Don't fa.i
to see this bargain. Price only Sli.oo
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Fiae location. Bungs.
low and / acle of beautiful grounds.
bright rooms. bath, hot-water heat. open
fireplaces, electric lights. gas porches.
excellent condition. II looking Tor a
home in this delightful section with
ground. then here is your opportunity.
Only ST., 600.
appointed rooms. baths. inciosed sleep
ing porch. breakfast porch. every latest
and modern convenience. real home
that should be seen TO I've fully appre-
ciated Terms and price reasonable
WALTER
MEMBER OF wAsHINGT
IAcfJH St. NV.
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COLORED.

COLORED.
Az, 49, s dos st bsr6 newi;
painted and panered: h,st time offered. Price,
"n;T So 23Q: $50 casa; 50 monthly.
VACANT HOMES 10 coI1RED. EASY PAY
JOE {. BROWN. Exclusive Agent.
1877 7 st. NV ~
FOR SALE TO COLORED.
h0omngdsIe n,n ;,n near lS' and Florida ave NV
bath: S. 900: 81 600 cash: easy ms
lie ppit Pa.k-si1. room and bath: si.5o0:
roon and bath So. 900: semi-detached
Near Howard >l1n versity.
Several houses: SIX rooms and bath: 3o"0:
cash six.r.om and aatn $ 900; $500 cash
SIX room and bath: s2.5oO: $500 cash.
f. l.. SCOTT CO..
$50 Flo. ida ave. " 9SSn
Real Estate. LpsEs. Insurance
|! PRICE, Sb,95o.
A bargain at the price. 4
splendidly built Groom and bath
home. in good northwest loca-
ton. west of New Hampshire
ave. south OF You. Plenty of
room for garage; paved alley i'll
rear. Terms very reasonable.
PRICE. $500.
i On Quincy st. NV. east Of
Georgia ave. two-story brick !;
colonial front porch: 6 large
rooms and bath; very deep lot to
wide paved alley. Terms rea-
sonable.
B. +. SAUL co.
Main 2Ioo. 14I2 Eye St.
In 10th ST. HEIGHTS"
Detached and on lot 142 feet deep
f.AN HOME. consisting of a living room the
/, entire dept of the house. having big. open
brick fireplace. To the right Of the center
hail is the dining room. BACK OF the dining
room is the kitchen. with large pantry. On
the second door there are good sized bed
rooms seacl with closet. Tile bath. Also
extra linen closet and storake room. Hot
water heat, gas, electricity: oak floors. even
in kitchen: Macadamed and lighted street
mediate sale. as l will shortly offer Group No
I for sale. and want to sell out these last
houses in Group No. 3 first.
ROBERT II. LEWIS,
9:1 18th st. NV. Main 1920.
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SPLENDID NORTHEAST
J.OCATION-&oO 600


The best buy in the northeast section:
modern corner home. in excellent condi-
tion: ideally located: rooms, bath:
h.-w.h.. electric lights: hardwood dcors
and trim; colonial front porch. double
rear porches; concrete cellar; laundry
tubs. servants toilet, etc. Attractive
terms
PARK NIEW-S6,7oo.
In the very best Park View section
Is this semi-detached. Groom. colonial
brick house: in excellent condition:
h.-w.h., electric lights; ample garage
space. 4 reasonable cash payment and
500 per month will purchase this home.
NORTHWEST-SI5,5oo.
Within walking distance Of the down
ttown section; three-story brick residence
of 13 rooms % bedroomsl: excellent for
roominR house; each bedroom has run
ming water. The present monthly in
come i. 5000. Property 10 in excellent
condition; has h.-w.h.. electric lights
and many other features Attractive
terms.
NORTHEAST-@,S5o.
Standardized brick home on large
lot. 4oIso: rooms. bath: gas Light.
House is In very good condition; newly
papered and painted throughout Priced
very low for quick sale. Attractive
terms.
PHILL1 S,
n REAL ESTATE BOARD.
14oo New York Ave.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

Gentleman's Country Home.
In Virginia, on crest of Blue Ridge: 81 miles
from Washington by motor and electric rail
way: Ia miles from Bluemont; high and
healthful; commands magnificent views Of his
acres, about 500 in woods IS in bearing apple
orchard yielding 2 900 barrels per annum: stone
dwelling house; twO-st6ry stone studio; contain
in all eight masters bedrooms. four servants
rooms three baths. large living rooms Ii
brary. billiard room wide porches: two heating
Plants: large hreplaces; tenant house. stables,
garage for four cars and laundry; abundant
water; beautiful drives. bride, paths. tennis
court and log cabin rest. Especially suited for
luxurious country home or hotel. For sale or
e. CARPENTER, 1915 II st. NV, Washing
ton u G
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FOR sAIEs1HousEs.

HlGHVIEW-. G ROOM. COLONIAL STYLE;
tfed bath; front and rear porcles: excellent
heating plants. One $4,000. one $500.
ihise s-room houses. newly built by one OF
porches. double sleeping porclles: hot-watel
neat, electricity: large front and rear yards
EVeryth!hg yor want In 4 real home. Loca ted
IN Columbia Heights. just of 18th ST., neal
18TH and Shepherd sts
Easy terms on all Of these houses
Apply J. W. HEPNER. 1911 Shepherd st. n W
Phone Adams 2O45. 81
HOMES OR INVESTMENTS.
Mr.. COL. RID. AND 18th ST.--Two-
Tam ~ nat: modern; price, unfurn s-
ed. s11 800: easy terms; rental, fur
nished. $2,1OO
Mr.. ErrLID AND 18TH NV
family fiat: rented $500 year: only
s9oVU: $1,000 cash: balance easy.
NE. LONGFELIOW AND COLO
AVE-yodern 7-r & b. colonial brick;
rented. $l..00 year; $1O.75O: terms.
SR -. and NJ s.w.-s two-story
nrcks; assessed va1un tion. So $50; only
S3.I1O: rented $3.50 year.
Mr.. Sth AND " N.W.-5-r & b.
brcE: also e-stoly brick in rear: al
ley: possession: clear; $3.50; would
rent $50 yeaS
Mr.. 18th AND G. S.E-Five 2-s:orv
nrcks: $500 50. IT,: on 30 pavei
court: assessed va)uat on. So. $40; only
$3."1O; rented $i:O year.
HOUSES. STORES. FLATS. APART =
terms When buying get the best
\. +. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897 1928 st.
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AMEs NJ. CARTER & CO., INC.

JAMES NJ. CARTER & co. INC.
Fulv Detached-Corner. 18th St. Heights.
and wood floors. nan
garage
larec
oyelockn
beautiful
Northwest ""'" I"mns som T
detached
Doors
eletrc beffa iawnvt
sand garden
OF.
ton by
Mt. Pleasant. Sale or Exchange
excellent sood white
~" >'N' purch
'''<A'@ JAMES NJ. CARTER & CO, INC
1a11Hst NV Main 657-65s
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J.iohthown RunoaloWs.
FOR SALE.

wOODSIDE MD-FIVE AND SIX ROOM
and bath bungalows; all modern improvements;
large lot: one square from cars. Address Box
IoH, Star ofico. 25s Z.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs

COLORED-s25O CASH, BALANCE MONTH:
": near 18th and & SITS. s.e.: rooms anu
bath; gas, latrobe heat Call room 425, Rond
building. cd'
FURNISHED; 10 ROOMS AND BATH: w
II. 30J New Jersey ave. So. Apply AMERl-
CAN SECURITY & TRUST co. 81
1ath AND vARNUM SITS. NV FINISH
ed; rooms, . baths: hot-water heat: double
rear p0rclles; oak floors. Rest buy In city.
Easy terms. For sale by any broker or owner,
w. q. IRWIN, si5 Allison ST. NV. Phone
Columbia 0326 IS
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lOO3 CoN N. n l..
CONN. AVE. PROPERTY.
Section rapidly changing
to
Business Houses.
For details
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
Exclusive Agents.
FOR SALE
Fernwood Heights.
Near Bureau of Standards.
FINE HOUSE; 0 LARGE ROOMS, 9 BATHS.
Hot-water heat. Electricity.
Colonial front porch and
sleeping porch.
Detached; large grounds.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem g. Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
Bargain at 5000.
Northeast Property,
Well located, near schools and ears.
Six rooms and bath.
Large lot.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
Q 727 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Columbia Heights.
Parkwood pl. near 18th st.
6 rooms, bath; h.-w.h., elec.
SEC seoR %r. c9EPIrleSb GERL' eisi
Swartzell, Rl1eem & Hensey Co.
III 18th St: NV.
FOR SALE
Mt. Pleasant Section.
Fine Location.
Kilbourne Pl.. 18TH and 18th.
Three story, ten rooms. bath; h.-w.h.. elec.
Large ses lot sG IT,, sefsei FEEL p,ysd Ti,s alley
727 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
! DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.
Near R. I. ave. and 18th.
Fine residence or
Investment proposition.
IL rooms. baths. h; -w.h. elec.
/ House in Good Condition.
/, See Mr. Vfra FEEL, II f:.i+s with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
III 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Cleveland Park Property.
Semi-Detached House.
Strictly modern.
II rooms; 3 baths.
H.-w.h., elec. and gas.
OK. condition.
Front and rear porches.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE.
Washington Heights.
! Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
Three story, 10 rooms. bath; h-w.h., elec.
Deep lot to l6foot alley.
House rossRssrSS. 3 Eess eGSd''''n'
SWARTZELL, RHEEM l. HESSEY Gu.
7c7 18th st. NV.
BEAUTIFUL s-RooM HOUSE; FURNACE
heat; nth at. bet. 7 and You SITS.
Groom house; latrobe h.: on 18th ct. bet. I
and You.
11-room house; h.-w.h., electric light: z. I.
Groom house; h.-w.h.; Fla. ave. bet. 2nd
s-room house; lat-obe h.; bet. H and I SITS.
NV.
7-room house; latrote h.; nice condition;
large lot: 1l50 5th st. ne.
Groom house; vacant; hrst-class condition;
1911 W st. NV.
Groom house on 9Th st. bet. s and T SITS.
Broom house: furnace h.: front and back
yards: alley; 1115 @ st.
or 8 room house: h.-w.h.. electric light:
1884 varnum ST.
]. r. HOLLAND, Room No. 500: Southern Aid
building, 1901 1th 81. nv. North 1927. Is
e- oso- Gi ISSY IIIsTfE 1S0I nVIIi TYPE
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BLOOMINGDALE-Sz,65o.

W L L I a NJ ) = 7 I = 80,
Phone Main gS 14oo New YORK ave-
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

Just OF kalorama road, a hrst-class home
in o select neghborhood; rooms and bath;
hot water heat: oak floors: maids room and
toilet; sleeping porch: space for double garage.
terms and possession can be arranged.
Evening star., 1922-02-25

LARGE. DELIGHTFUL SEMI DETACHED
house, on Wyoming avenue. west Of Columbia
road, containing ten rooms. two baths and
basement Kitchen. Addr6ss Boz 214-H. Star
ONCE.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
z13 18th St NV. Main 2345
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14o6H St. NV. Nam Io5
The citizen., 1922-11-29
Noted Actress Arrested

New York.-LordOn dispatches tell.
ing Of the arrest Of Marie Cecile
c'Cissie") Lotus for the alleged pos.
session Of narcotics brought to the
United States the first news In years
Of an actress who had starred for
years In this country and England on
both the legitimate and vaudeville
stages. Born In England. she showed.
at an early age, an aptitude at
mimicry. London audiences hailed
her as q child prodigy for her imta-
tions Of Sarah Bernhardt and other
celebrities.
The citizen., 1922-11-29

voted to send q telegram to Pres
Harding asking him to send to Lau
same not an observer merely, but or
envoy with larger power to pledge
American aid to stop Turkish mas
sacres.
And President Harding did do ex.
actly that thing. OF course, many
other churches sent messages like
the one from Berea, but ours had its
influence.
And now we are watching to sce
what the nations will really do to
control the Turk. It is pretty late to
interfere after so many have been
butchered, but we hope ard pray
something may be done. We prefer
to pay for fighting Turks rather than
for feeding the orphans whose par
ents they have robbed, butchered and
outraged.
The citizen., 1922-11-29
-Four Die In Mine Blast

Scranton, Penn.-Four men wer'
killed and several were Injured whT
In an explosion In the Brdseye Slop'
OF the Olyphant Mine OF the Hudson
Coal Company at Throop, suburb nj
this city. The bodies Of four mer
have been recovered. The dead
George Bingham. OF this city; william
Murray, ThroOp; George Cumuwika
Olyphant; John Crane, DrnmOre
Among those injured seriously are
Anthony Ford, John Mclaughlin. An.
thony Moran and Anthony Cunning
ham
The citizen., 1922-11-29
THIS NOONSHINB

The term Of court just close'
turned out . terribly long list Of con
victioos for moonshining in various
forms. The fines have piled up tre
mendously, and the Jail and priso'
crowd will be Q great one.
All honor TO the judge, the jury
men, the witnesses, and the sheriff
Kentucky is going TO maintain Law
and order.
Nov let those Who are tempted to
try to make a little money by break
ing the liquor laws take warning. II
you do such things you will smart
for IL.
And let us try next to dry up the
drinkers. Who Is 1t that pays big
money for your whiskey and so
tempts poor men to violate the law :
Are our teachers doing their full
duty in the schools in teaching the
nature ard effects Of liquor! Are
the churches passing around the
pledge as they ought to dot
All together, with pledge, and
teaching, and with prison bars We
will make this a sober and prosper
GUS commonwealth.
The citizen., 1922-11-29

In q thousand glowing lines,
And compare her eyes Of azure
With the brightest stars tha'
shine;
II you had the pen Of Byron,
You would use II every day
In composing written worship
To your sweetheart far away,
But the letter far more welcome,
To an older, gentler breast
Is the letter to you mother
From the boy that she loves best
Youthful blood is fe-ce and flaming
And when writing to your love,
You will rave about your passion,
Swearing by the stars above
Vowirg by the moons white splen-
dor
That the grille you adore
Is the one you'll ever cherish
AS no maid was loved before.
You will pen full many a promise,
On paper white and dumb,
That you never can live up to
In the married years to come.
But much more precious letter
Bringing mole and deeper bliss
Is the letter to your mother
From the boy she cannot kiss.
She will read it very often
When the lights are soft and low,
Sitting in the same old corner
Where she held you long ago.
The citizen., 1922-11-29
THE BEST LETTER

The following verses were sent tc
one of the boys in Berea College
by his mother, following a birthday
letter which he had written her:
You may write a thousand letters
To the maiden you adore,
And declare in every letter
That you love her more and more
You may praise her grace and
beauty
The citizen., 1922-11-29

And regardless Of its diction,
It's construction, or its style,
And altho its spel ing world
Provoke . critics smile,
In her old trembling fingers
II becomes q work Of art,
Stained by teas Of joy and sadness
A she hugs II TO her heart;
Yes, the letter Of all letters
Look, wherever you may roam
Is the letter TO you mother
From the boy away from homo.
Author unknown
The citizen., 1922-11-29
THE BEST AVAILABLE

The new servant had presented her
references, and the lady Of the house
read them over with a doubtful eye.
'I'm not quite satisfied with these.
Bridget" she said.
"Nayther am I. num-" returned
Bridget angrily. hut they're the best
the ould fool would give ne."-Ameri-
can Legion Weekly.
The citizen., 1922-11-29
Confidence.

"You know this movie didn't cost
s1.OOO,OOO."
"I'm not prepared to argue that
question:" replied the eminent pro
ducer.
BUT"
"Say no more. My publicity direc.
tor says II cost that much. and I'm
the last person In the world to doubt
his yerncity."
The citizen., 1922-11-29
Ma Butts In.

"Pa. what do they mean by going
from the sublime to the ridiculousr'
asked Clarence.
"It means a girl dreams Of marrying
some wonderful prince and then goe'
and ties herself up to a boob like
your father" snapped ma.--Milwaukes
Sentinel
The citizen., 1922-11-29

BEREA IN WORLD AFFAIRS
The people Of the Baptist and I'm.
ion Churches of Berea, at the mid
week prayer-mecting a week ago.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-17
-s--s PRICE CONTROL IS
 SOUGHT BY HOOVER
Har1inRs Advisers Feel. That Con. gress Should Enact a Price
 Control Legislation.

Washington, Aug. 17.-Some of President Harding's advisers. notably Secretary Hoover, are known to feel that congress should be asked to enact some sort of price control leg islation to prevent skyrocketing of coal prices as the result of the short age caused by the miners walkout. Belief has been expressed in some quarters that the president would in- clude. such request or suggestion in his message to congress on the in- dustrial situation but no information had come from the White House to- day as to the presidents. disposition in the matter.
 Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer of British coal had shown a tendency to lag because of the higher prices 1t commands as compared with do- mestic coal and declared that there Is real need for all. British cargo coal and that 1t should help to meet the requirements of many consum- CTS in New York and New England"
 The shipping board announced yes terday that total of 65 coal carry ing vessels had been chartered to bring coal from New England and Wales since the strike began to reach serious proportions.
 President Harding was understood today virtually to have completed the message he will present to congress dealing with the nations industrial situation. No indication was given as to just when he would deliver it.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-17
CITY HAS 26 AUTO ACCIDENTS
 FATAL-IN FOURTEEN DAYS

ed off a wheel, The bicycle escaped hut the rider received minor injuries
 Wagon is Struck.
 A wagon was struck by an auto on Main street at 1 ?, m, July 20 and the driver was slightly injured, Cn July 22, two autos bumped noses or other portions of their anatomy at Stanley and Small streets. resulting In some property damage, The same thing occurred an hour later at Main and Elm streets with the same re- suit.
 Auto Versus Auto.
 The famous controversy of Auto versus Auto" occurred twice on July 23, once on July 24 and once on July 25. Those on July 23 took place at Franklin square and Rockwell avenue at lo:15 p. m. In front of 142 Ire mont street at s;45 p. m. on the 24th on East Main street in front of the Landers. Frary and Clark factory at 10 p. m., and on the 25th at Meadow and Park streets at noon. Tn all cases the property damage ranged anywhere from s1o to s2oo.
 Tree Wouldn't Move. At o'clock in the evening of July I25. an automobile tried to climb a tree on Grove street and failed to get away with It." The damages amount ed to between s25 and s2oo, The tree sustained practically no injury.
 Two Boys Struck-Onc Dies.
 Tony Lopes. six-year- old, of 10 Franklin street. was struck by an automobile on the evening of July 27, on Elm street. He was but slightly bruised.
 John Casa, aged six years. of 51 Franklin street, was struck on the aft ernoon of July 2S. at o'clock on East Main street. He stepped in front of truck belonging to the Tariffville Oxygen and Chemical manufacturing company. and operated by l., M AL drich. of that place. He sustained fractured skull and died later from the injury Aldrich was exonerated by the police.
 Epidemic of Pedestrians Hit
 On Ellis street between Maple and South Main streets at noon. on July 2S, on Main and West Main streets at [ o'clock, the next morning, and at Hartford avenue and North streets at 10:45 o'clock on the night of July 29, pedestrians were struck and sustained painful bruises, etc.
 More Auto Collisions.
 On July 29 at p. m., on the Hart ford road just outside of the city. and at 1915 a. m., of the same day. in front of 312 Hart street, autos collid- ed with slight property damage in both cases.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-17
TURN HAIR DARK
 WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed With Sulphur It Darkens So Naturally Nobody Can Tell.

The ld-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair Is grand mothers recipe, and folks are again using it to keep their hair good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when youth full appearance is of the greatest ad- vantage.
 Nowadays. though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-uSe product improved by the addition Of ether ingredients. called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" It Is very popular because nobody can discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at time; by morning the gray hair dis appears. but what delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur CorA- pound, is that besides beautifully darkening the hair after few appli- cations, it also produces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which is so attractive.