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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-04-06
A Terrible Loss.

Two office boys met outside the
palatial offices of a firm that was re-
puted to be worth millions and which
employed over two thousand people.
Said the first boy: "Hello, Dick!
Voucher lookin' at the office wot fired
you last week for? Are yer tryin' to
get took back?"
His friend shifted. shawl" he said
81 just dropped round to see if they
woz still in bizness. kansas City
Star.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-04-06

health to all who enroll in this work.
The Lets Grow project gives SPLEEN
did opportunity for demonstrating the
Importance of health. The best club
teams in the state will demonstrate re-
suits of this project at the state fair
in September.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-04-06
For County Attorney.

For County Attorney.
l hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of county attorney of Mile
Laos county and promise that, if elect
faithfully fulfill the duties required
Of me. A. D. Smith.
13-tfc Isle, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-04-06
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All announcements under this head are paid
whose name is affixed to the announcement at
the regular transient rate Of Is cents per
line Of each insertion. Grace A. Dunn, whose
postoftice address Il Princeton. Mimi, Is the
sole owner Of this newspaper.
GRACE A. DUNN. Publisher.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-04-06
Very Attractive.

Husband lat a dance)-Jolly at
tractive little thing that-what?
Wife -Ye-es. I'm very much afraid
she's got a past in front of her.
Punch.
Evening star., 1922-04-21

SAUL'S ADDITION. JUST OFF 10th ST. SI4I5o.
de homeo r
in
DECATUR ST. SII.5oo.
homes
argeu
LONGFELLOW ST. NEAR COLORADO AVE. SIo,Soo.
honeof
throughout House entirely sree"
en-
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. So,5oo
in ryrond double re
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN. 5000.
bungalow modern
meakft
attractive eric c
NEAR EDGEMOOR. MD $500.
il a
nandpu
GOOD NORTHEAST LOCATION. $3.50.
An tractve o
I'm strictly white nigh
NORTHEAST INVESTMENT PROPERTY. $3.50.
ofamiyh adh
caiandsn aTmonuy payne rents
FRANK A. GIBBONS
REALTOR
Main 21S 500 Southern Bldg, 18th and H Sts. NM.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-Continue,

ROOMS; GARAGE; HOT WATER. ELEC-
tricty; large lot; Takoma. 50. COO; terms.
Forced to sell. Owner. Col. 193i-W. 23'
NEARBY MARYLAND-NEW 4-ROOM Bun:
gaos: electricity, water: nesr car line, on
lot 40xl3O: near stores, churcheS and school,
in restricted white subdivision. $3.50, on
easy terms. MIR. WINTERS, 1llO st.
franklin SaS. a3s
TWO LOTS, EACH 50xl50. n MT. RAINIER,
Md. Apply $40 l4th St ne re
BARGAIN IN SMALL HOUSE IN yIR-
gtnta; only l block from macndam road and
carline; 10, la0xl2J; fine garden spot and
plenty of shade: only mile from new Aque-
duct bridge. See this Price. $1,000: must
have $50 casl Ask MIR. CAUkIN, in l.. Ii.
Tasgart'> "fficc. l?a0 y. Y ave.
FOR sALE--fARMLETs OF ) ACHES WITH
IN half nile of electric road Boulevard to
Bal'imorc and b. o. II. Il. depot at Belts
vile aud Ammendale: is of them sold; built
on by high-class government men; adjoins
farm OF Judge Beall of Maryland Superior
Court his brother also The Christian Brothers
College. and ex-senator Cassett's fine farm.
No better section in Maryland. Fine soil. aaC
feet above sea level. Terms, $125 an acre;
70 per cent cash, balance in two years. month
ly installments Adjoining lands held as a
whole at $50 to $3.50 an acre. sChoicc lots
left. Send for blueprints or call in and see
me They won't last long what Is left. Phone
1875 Main.
ELIJAH E. KNOTT.
Room 40S, District National Bank Bldg.
Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
FOR SALE-H0USES
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.
SIo,5oo.
SII,5oo.
CAPITOL. HILL
C0HllnmeS

,a Kennedy built home. well situated on
Capitol Hill and . property that should par
iicularly appeal TO any one connected with the
Capitol. Library. Sonate House ofbces
There eight rooms flour bedroomsl, tile
bath. oak floors. concrete front porch, double
porcbes. cold-s;orage room. attic. hot
water heat, electric lights. Garace. Posses
sion.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
$1,000.
2-EAMILN APARTMENT

A we'll situated fwo-fanily iat in the north
east section that is in first commercial zonc
and just off East Capitol II. Two apartments
of four rooms and bath each. Present rental
is S3s per month. good home or investment
property.
Evening star., 1922-04-21

PETWORTH-S3,85o.
Unusually attractive house. located in a
very popular locality; o rooms, complete
bath; h.-w.h.. electric lights: large front
and hardwood trim. House is in extra
fine condition. Garage in rear At
tractye terms.
CAPITOL HILL-So,25o.
. floors; exceptionally well located for
doctors Office: at intersection OF two
ear lines; h.-w.h.: IN lot % feet wide
with garage space for four cars One
of the best built houses in this section
with every room outside. Terms.
;COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
SI2.5oo.
Huf tapestry brick emi-detached resi-
denee with lot comprising 1000
square feet Of ground, in the heart of
Columbia Heights. one-half block from
l4th ST. line; bedrooms Il on first
hoor,: colonial front porch lo-fooi
double rear porch; built-n. heated
garage; hardwood floors: many built-in
features. House metal weather-stripped
throughout; screens and awnings for en-
tire house. Attractive terms:
SAUL'S ADDITION-SII,5oo.
A fine detached modern home, located On
Decatur ST.; convenient to the 18th gt.
car line; occupied by owner = ana Kept IN
bath: h.-w.h.. electric lights; large lot
to paved alley; garage. Attractive
terms.
VILLA M S
MEMBER OF wAsHINGT'
Phone Main 1000.
Evening star., 1922-04-21


314 Pennsylvania ave. n.wi
PRICE s6.7Jo.
An s-room, modern, brick house
rooms to q door; good lot running 10
soft. paved alley. Situated two squares
from Congressional Library. One OF the
best constructed houses In Washington
Immediate possession and very reason
PRICE. $500.
18th st. s.e., near Pennsylvania ave.
A six-room, modern, colonial house; not
water heat, electric lights: room for ga
aEe. This property is snrmonh.ed .rn,nnoea ps y
steadily improving.
PRICE. $500. -.
A six-room, modern, colonial house;
tile bath: furnace heat. Between EAST
Capitol St and North Carolina ave-. in
a homecoming section.
PRICE. $1,000
q st. s.e.. overlooking PenTsylyan;a
ave. 4 six-Toom. modern. brick house
l., with furnace heat. Very easy terms
/ Splendid value.
PRICE. $500.
10th st. Sc, between PENNSYLVANIA
modern brick house. cellar; good lot 10
alley; room for garage.
PRICE. sa.7So
six-room. modern. brick house at
14th and North Carolina ave. ne. This
property Ii very close to Lincoln PARK
and viii show the best value for the
price asked In this section. Sold to
| close IN estate.
JOHN r. DoNoHoD & SONS.
8l4 Pennsylvania ave. sc.
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
FOR sALE-HousEs
$1,000.
CHEVY CHASE.
Continued

delightful Chevy Chase property that is
now vacant and where immediate possession
can be given. II contains seven large rooms,
two tile baths -four bedroouisl: attic: hard
wood floors: open fireplace in living room: all
modern ccnyepieBces. II has just been beauti-
fully decorated throughout and We are salts
fed IL will appeal Terms =
Evening star., 1922-04-21

NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-WITHIN
half block of 14th ST; tapestry brick; six
rooms and tiled bath; h.-w.h., electricity; ga
rage: attic; concrete front and double rear
inclosed porches: hardwood floors and trim; ;
laundry and house screened throughout. This
is real bargain. Phone US for price. terms
and inspection.
Northeast-S Strictly white section. conren-
;ent to cars: tapestry b~iek; rooms and =
baths: h.-w.h., electricity: Pittsburgh heater:
storage room. attic: Chambcrin metal wealth
stripped: awnings: c:mSsit front and double
rear screened poTches: laundry and toilet in
cellar. Arranged in two fats. second floor
renting for S6J. :. good home and investment.
Don't delay and feel sorry. but phone at
cnce
CALVERT REALTY CO..
1919 r ST NV Main 1858
Evening star., 1922-04-21

DEF. RAY. VA; Oxford ST: known rs
Mapleshade; extra size lot; modern,
Or. and b. bungalow: garage, etc;
possession: a snap ut $3.50; very
easy terms.
HAYWOOD. VA: lot 100 IT. front,
good depth: well built, G-room. mod
ern house: electricity. ho. air heat.
rurches. etc.; doub;a garage; asking
s.. .l,D; terms; possession.
HAYWOOD. VA: Columbia St: lot
.o-ft. front; modern. r. and IL.
frame; possession: reduced to $3.50:
terms; ~ will trade equity for equity
In city house.
Mr.. CONDUIT AND RESERVOIR
RDS.: charming loca ton, overlooking
Palisades of thu Potomac: big garden
plot. ETC.; 6-rooh house; porches;
h.-w-h.; vacant; will sacrifice, on
terms; or consider taking city equity,
clear lot or automobile In part pay
ment.
TUXEDO. Nd; 4-room bungalow:
front porch; cellar; hot-air heat;
!. acre lot: d few minutes walk to
station; vacant; clear; $2, $50, on your
terms. Also, IL acres Of ground;
Or. and b. house; garage, etc; vacant:
cheap; terms; or trade for city prop
erty.
BERWYN, Md: 3 very attractive
homes, NIL with large grounds: pos
session: prices. $3.50. $3.50 and
$3.50: terms.
n. f. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1io3 st.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
WOODRIDGE-S7,5oo.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

Astmead place overlooking the beautiful Connecticut
bridge Washngons exclusive negborhood Houses
feet WIDE containing eight and complete baths built
garage; front and double porches all modern
improvements attractions open fireplace hardwood floors
and Open lighted each evening and Sunday Price and
Evening star., 1922-04-21

BRANCHVILI.E. MD--PRICE, $500.
I-RO0M HOUSE WITH . ACRES OF LAND.
This property in excellent condition; chicken
houses: crib; fruit trees: berries: good
well water; garage; easy terms be
ranged.
TAkOMA PARK.
Just completed Price. $6. 750. $3.50 cash.
Five large rooms and bath. on . fioors; gas.
electricity; lot. 6Ox16O;. hardwood finish: laun
dry tubs: porches; high elevation: 2 squares
from cars. This is the best buy in Takoma.
HYATTSyILLE-PRICE. s6.50O: TERMS
Beautiful six-room and bath house with one
acre of land; excellent heating plant, gas and
electricity; large attic; house newly papered
and painted; large chicken house; double ga
rage; two blocks from cars.
TAkOMA PARK-PRICE, $s,350.
Seven rooms and bath a bedroomsl: gas
electricity: large sleeping porch: upper floor
arranged for an apartment; lot 42x150. Own
must sell.
WM. C.. RICHARDSON.
10 Colorado bldg. 14th and q sts
Main 1851.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
SIS.5oo. .....
IiAIRMONT ST.

\ handsome white stone front tirce story
dwelling that contains ten good sized and well
arranged rooms, two complete baths fsix bed
rooms); botwater heat and electric lights
Entire property in first-class condition. Terms
and possession arranged.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
WATER-ERONT PROPERTY.
FOR RENT.

on THE SEVERN RIVER NEAR ANNAP0-
lis-Beautiful S-roOm house: bath and kitchen
in perfect condition; hardwood floors: steam
heat; electricity; sewer connection: garage;
cement walks; high elevation; ) acres: large
number of fruit and shade trees: chicken
house; fine fishing, grabbing. bathing and
sailing; good auto roads: on electric line; Inn
mediate possession. Address Boz 18Th, Star
Evening star., 1922-04-21
NORTHEAST. PAh

One of the mos. completely. equipped little
homes that we have on our lists today: wei
ioratel: tapestry brick of two stories; SIX
rooms and batl, (tiie): front, rear and sleep
ing porches; hardwood floors and trim; hot
wster heat electric light; bnilt-in reirieera5or.
hu,It-in china closets; gas log in large living
ucam. Pittsburgh water heater: cold d.storage
.oon, An basement; laundry trays. Can be
bought with $500 initial payment ~ priee.
$500. "-'
McKEEVE
Evening star., 1922-04-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES
COntinued
"ARTISTTC DETACHED
HOME

IN 10th ST. HIGHLANDS"
On isrge lot, with shade trees and between
18th and 18th SITS. This pretty home is brand
new, Is unusually well constructed and you
will find all the features required to make yon
comfortable including hot-water heat. oak
floors. glass-inclOsed front porch. built-in tub
and pedestal basin In bath room, open fire.
place, gas,.s electricity. snd, best OF all. the
price IL only xi2.O00 We want you to >see
for yourself. 50 II you drive TO 14th and
Montague sfs., you will see our sign; or phone
and We will take you TO the house.
Evening star., 1922-04-21

ST-DOWNT0WN.
CORNER PROPERTY.
A very large three-story and basement briel
dwelling. containing IL rooms. ) baths. excel
lent steam hea ting plant. electricity. 1t is
VALUABLE CORNER and the building is s.
arranged that it could he converted into sinai
apartments at very small expense. lnspec
tion can be orranged by appointment and pos
session given within 90 days.
Price only SO, 900 foc immediate sale.
ROSS & PHELPS,
Phone Main 434O 1905 II st. w
Evening star., 1922-04-21
CHAS. d. SAGER.
INVESTMENT.

1.
INVESTMENT.
\ very nicely arranged apartment. overlook
ing the Capitol and Library. Contains apart
ments: iotwater heat. electric lights; back
porchcs. Price, sIs.00o.
NORTHEAST.
\ beautiful colonial i-roorn hous.. Lin
colin Park: electric lights: double porrhes:
owner will sell. on account OF leaving city, FOR
81 900 A splendid buy.
NORTHEAST.
Splendid six-room home in a most desirable
section OF northeast: hot-water heat, electric
lights: glassed-in porch: arranged for two
families: house in excellent condition through
out. Price, $500. reasonable terms.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT
Present rents now very low basis:
shows annual return of ever $1,000: owner
leaving city will sell at very low price and
accept easy terms to responsible party. 4
splendid opportunity TO buy well paying in
vestment.
SOUTHEAST.
EIGHT ROOM AND BATH HOME in good
southeast section; near the Capitol and Library.
Nice front aud rear wards. Price. Sc, 800.
Nominal cash payment balance monthly.
CHAS. d
a23 18th
MAI
Evening star., 1922-04-21
$3.50.
GEORGETOWN.

II You looking for n strictly modern aud
thoroughly up-to-date Georgetown property you
would do we'll 10 inspect this house promptly.
Colonial type, box style. having six large
rooms. tile BATH large front aud double rear
pOrches; laundry facilities: parqu.tr. oak
floors; hotwatrr heat and electric lights.
Space for garage.
Evening star., 1922-04-21

IO2-IO6-IOS
18th st. ne. Built by Kennedy & Davis; 6-r.,
tile bath; fur. heat; box style. For price and
terms, Lincoln 430. SAMUEL A. SCHNEIDER,
exclusive agent, 30e Mass. ave. ne. Agents
Evening star., 1922-04-21
NORIH.M I:SI

DOW NToWN RopMING fIul 81, ""D'',i
lent To government d.ps rtIucHi4. can H.
bought furnished for Sl2c"".
Evening star., 1922-04-21

ll.1.3.
CLEVELAND PARK.
NEW DETACHED HOMES.
Beautifully situated hemes amid the most re-
fined surroundings in Washington's exclusive
clcse-in suburb, convenient to the Conn. ave.
and Wisconsin ave. car lines, Il strictly resi-
Dental locality where properties are rapidly
enhancing in value each year. Dutch colonial
tyne, having center hall entrance, large
rooms, tile baSs, oak floors. open fireplace in
living room, porches, laundry facilities. hot
water heat. electric lights. Absolutely COM
plete in every detail and excellent in quality
and finish. Large. attractive lots.
! OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
SAMPLE HOUSE.
1854 QUEBEC ST.
Take Conn. ave. to Porter st.. 60 west to
85th or Wisconsin ave. caS to Porter st. and
east to 35th.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Phone Main 4340. 1905 n ct. NV.
Phone us and we will be glad to take you out.
Evening star., 1922-04-21

ROOMS AND BATH BRICK.
S450O-S1. 600 cash. $3.50 month.
Located central northwest: rooms large and
bright; house in good condition throughout.
Owner has made big reduction to secure n
quick sale. The neghbors white The
terms are very liberal.
NATIONAL REALTY CO., Inc.
Exclusive Agents.
,4fa and y Y ave- NV. Nnin 1sO7
Evening star., 1922-04-21
CLEVELAND PARK.

Beautiful detached home, new: eight rooms
and two baths; spacious front inciosed sleep
ing porch; every modern convenience; hot
water heat; hardwood floors; electric lights:
pantry and laundry; garage. A distinctive
type home and one that you will be proud to
own. Price. S17.1J0. ao.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
KILBOURNE ST.

Modern home, built less than five years ago:
f]ne condition; fine outlook; six rooms and
bath; front and double rear porches. including
modern inclosed sleeping porch; has electric
lietts, hardwood floors and trim; open IRE
place; hot-water heat; maids room In base
ment: screened throughout; room for garage
/ on vide alley. Price only f11,5OO for inme-
diate sale. Zio-o
Evening star., 1922-04-21
PARK VIEW.

, Very attractive home of tapestry brick. To-
Gated in a section of new and attractive
homes. Six rooms and bath; convenient
porches; all modern improvements; built-iu
garage; located on corner. Price, $4,000.
1863
Evening star., 1922-04-21

I4o5 Eye St. 80 Main 4752
Evening star., 1922-04-21
S/,SoU.
BROOKIAND.

II you are seeking real California bunsa
low. where terms of $3.50 cash and $50 monthly
payments can be arranged. Jet us show you
these properties immediately They are brand
new apd just about ready for occupancy. Five
up-t0-dstc heating plant. Large front and rear
porches concrete cellar; attic. Attractive lots.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
DONNTONN

Nicely arranged room home near lGfh an'
y streets NV. Present r"rrnuc from portion
Of Tie house il SIti, per month. eau '- l',ngtt
for 50. 100. \ yer! rare opportunity 10 get d.
downtown home or well paying investment.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
SII. 900.
Mt. PT.EAS.AN |

SiiIated in the heart Of the Old Nj. Pheasant
section west Of 10Th III. and norih at f3Tk RI.
A large detached house. containing nine rooms
modern bath electricity and excellent heating
plant Garage for three with side drive
way. Beautiful lot. 40A 80. with ample shade
trees shrubIrry etc. An exceptionally good
buy at the prize asked.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
81 5000.
WNTOWN y.

4 splrndily situated semi detached hr.'k
dwelling. just OF Mass. ave. in the hear uf
the city. II c"niaiuS fourteen largr, hri=Ai
rooms, two tompict. baths. ho: water heat ari
electric lights: Two por"h's: r!a'' rr'i.
Newly paper"i and painted Throughout. ~
erIlrnt for toouinc and boa riding pufpf-'>
Vacant
Evening star., 1922-04-21
SIO,5oO.
CALIFORNIA SEMI-RI-NGAI OM

BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED BI1NGaIO,
ABOVE PRICE. IT CONTAINS EIGHT SPACIt
ROOM AND BATH ON FIRST FLOOR; LARGl
HARDWOOD FLOORS: SLATE ROOF: HOT-W
LAYATORY IN BASEMENT. THE ENTIRE
THERE Is SIDE DRIVEWAY To DOUBLE
ARRANGED AND REASONABLE TERMS MAD
Evening star., 1922-04-21

GOOD VALUES
NORTHEAST.
$1,000.
On beautiful Rhodc Ialand ave. me-: colonial
home with SIX large rooms and bath: parqtiet
Goui ;. excellent furnace: shower bath:
LAUNDRY tubs. Possession given; easy terms
arranged.
$3.50. a
Attractive colonial home. built by Gruver;
six rooms. tiled bath: hot-water heat: hard
wood trim: newly papered throughout: lot 159
feet deep to paved alley. $1,000 cash. Pos
session.
CORNER-NORTHEAST..a *
Colonial style, six rooms. tile bath, hot
water heat, electric lights; rear porches,
screened and glassed in; tubs and toilet In
cellar; possession. Price reasonable and terms
arranged.
NORTH CAP. Mr.. BRYANT.
Modern colonial home with built-in garage.
in excellent condition; six rooms and tile bath;
sleeping porch. A splendid value.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th AMI II SITS. NE. LINCOLN ~.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
GnI

GET OUR PLANS AND ESTIMATE 70
build your house on your lot to your ideas Of
inr helued. TEPPER CONSTRUCTION CO..
si7 G ii. NJ 1874 or n. 1000. Open until 9.
Evening star., 1922-04-21

DRIVE OUT 10th ST.
EXTENDED TO HOLLY ST.
square and inspect Group No. 4. c"nsisting oil
bungalows, semi-bungn lows and full tw0-story
houses: ranging in price from SO. 800 to $40, !n.
All are modern In every detail and are on ioth
142 feet deep. If yon act quickly we VIII
make minor changes and let you carry out
your own decorative scheme and select cleo
tr1cal fixtures some Of these houses that
are not quite finished.
Evening star., 1922-04-21

DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST
Sroou, bath; good location for rooming
house. Price, "a, 500; 81 zoe cash.
GRAEaiE T. SMALLW00D,
Main SOTO. 1022 Vermont ave.
NJ 0WNER-BE1UTIFUL sEVEN.R0OM
BUNGALOW; corner lot, Saulis Addition; $13 $50.
1865 Jefferson st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
NORTHEAST-S4,5oo.
PARK NIEW-S6,5 500.

A 2o-foot brick home. practically ur".
containing large rooms. baths "A bed
roomsb: h.-w.h.: attractive lighting rN
lures telectrictyl: front and rear porch:
sleeping porch: hardwood floors and trim
throughout: beamed ceiling in dining
room. Truly an unusual home. Easy
terms.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

This one of the chaming homes this section
pletely detached a large) and two complete baths
oce at front and de also nclosed sleeping porc cellar
plasteed bultn garage ami beautifully finished throughout
forced rinht 1908
Evening star., 1922-04-21

JUST OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. WITH
OUTLOOK on THIS BEAUTIFUL
TII0ROUGIIFARE.
Price. Sl3.UW
Well constructed house in this high class
section. Three-stOry and cellar: 10 rooms.
baths 90 bedrooms): hot-water heat. electric
light: parQuet floors; newly papered and
painted.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17
RAILWAY HEAD
PLEADS CAUSE
OF COMPANIES
Willard Declares Lines Face
Serious Financial Diff
culties.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-The railroads
must earn per cent on their stock and
half as much more for their surplus
funds if they are to meet the CONNER
cial needs Of the country during the next
two or three years, Daniel Willard presi-
dent of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
testified under examination before
the Interstate Commerce Commission in
the rate hearing today.
Many Of the railroads, particularly In
the Eastern territory, have reached the
stage, he said, where their Outstand-
ing bonds as compared with their stocks
are so large that future financing must
lie done through new issues Of stock,
otherwise their bonds will be disquali-
fed
Walker n Hines. Director General Of
Railroads during the period Of Govern
ment control, has announced he would
appear before the Senate Interstate Com
merce Committee in an effort to throw
additional light on past activities of the
railroad administration. He will testi-
fy before the committee in connection
with its investigation Of the general
transpC rtation situation, and is ex-
pec'ed to make recommendations in re-
gard to certain proposed amendments Of
the Esch -Cummins act.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17
RETAILERS TO BE
DINNER GUESTS
c. of c. to Entertain South
Bend and Peru Visitors.

The address Of welcome at a dinner 10
be given at the Chamber OF Commerce
Jan. 24 to $50 retailers from South Bend.
Peru and intervening points will be
made by Charles +. Coffin, president Of
the indianapolis Chamber Of Commerce.
who also will preside at the dinner. G..
Barret Moxley Of the klefer Stewart
Company Will speak on indianapolis
The Logical Wholesale Market"
This diner is part Of the entertain
ment furnished by the wholesale trade
division Of the indianapolis Chamber OF
Commerce TO visiting retailers who will
be brought IN over the Winona interur-
ban railroad on Jan. a and 25. After
he diner a theater party will be given
the visiting retailers at Keith's.
This excursion is the first of a series
planned by the wholesale trade division
Of the Chamber Of Commerce in cooper.
alton with the four interurban railroad
companies. ms n means Of stimulating
trade in indianapolis SO that retailers
will place their orders here instead Of
in Louisville. Cincinnati, Chicago and
other competing wholesale centers
This plan Of bringing the retailers
here is simply an outgrOwth Of the plan
by which indianapolis wholesalers from
time to time make courtesy trips to the
retailers in other cities. The bringins
Of the retailers in will not in any way
supplant the courtesy trip idea. Dur
ing 1921 nine different courtesy trips
were made out Of indianapolis. Accord
ing to +. L. Ferguson, secretary Of the
wholesale trade division of the chamber,
tr"So courtesy trips viii be continued
throughout the year.