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Evening star., 1923-07-09
ELIJAH E. KNOTT DIES.
Was in Realty Business Here fol-
Years,

Elijah Edward Knott, real estate
his home in the Chevy Chase apart
ments. The funeral will be held at
Sergeon's undertaking establishment.
1011 7th street northwest, tomorrow
afternoon. at o'clock. The inter-
ment will be in Rock Creek cemetery.
Mr.. Knott was native of the
province OF Ontario, Canada. He came
TO this city from New York city in
1910 and engaged in the real estate
business. He had offices in the District
National Bank building. Mr.. Knott
was in his Offices late Saturday trans
acting business. He is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Annie NJ. Knott. a
daughter. Mrs. Lillian Young of Cor
inth. Miss, and a son, Harold Knott
of Carmel, Calf.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
KILLED IN AUTO PLUNGE.
Baltimore Man Dead and Companion
Hurt in Virginia Accident.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, July 81 r.
Ogden. aged thirty-two, OF Baltimore.
was killed. and William Schley. also
OF Baltimore, was badly cut and
bruised, when an automobile in which
they were returning to Baltimore
from Endless Caverns, Va, plunged
over an embankment near here last
night. Two other occupants OF the
automobile escaped with slight in
juries.
Both ogden and SchIey were said
to have been connected with the cir
cuIation department Of tho Baltimore
News. Ogden lived in indianapolis
until recently.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
Deatbs.

WOODEN. Departed this life suddenly July
=. 1873, at pm. at her residence, p39 X
st. NV, AUDREY CATHRYN. the beloved
daughter Of Lawrence A. and Lillian Wooden
nee smallwood). Funeral Tuesday, 10 D. m
from st. Augustine's Catholic Church, 18th
ST between l. and NJ SITS. NV. High mass
Relatives aud friends invited los
Evening star., 1923-07-09

The meanest man in Kansas is
quoted in one of the state papers as
their first biscuits together We sure
could build some mighty. fine roads"
Evening star., 1923-07-09

FAINT. Monday. July 9. 1923, at his resi-
dence 3oi2 Park pl. NV, THOMAS EWING
beloved husband of Frances Z. FAINT. Notice
of funeral hereafter.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
WILL GREET VISITORS,
Local Plans for Bottlers of Car
donated Beverages Completed.

Arrangements for the entertain
ment in this city of many delegations
from the south and west to the an
nual convention of the American Bot
tiers of Carbonated Beverages at
Providence, r. l., next October Is.
were announced today by Secretary
Junior Owens at the national head
quarters, 726 Bond building. Most
state delxations, it was sna,n said; have We
and these will be parked at side
tracks while bottlers tour the Capital
city. -,
One of the largest delegations Will
meet at Chicago en- route to the con-
yention. This will contain representa-
tiyes from a number of western and
southwestern states. On their return
trim they will arrive in Washington
at 7 am, October 20, and while here
will be entertained by local members
of the association. A trip to Mount
Vernon, Arlington cemetery and 10
the Capitol and other public buildings
is on the program.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

This all-American team yesterday
eliminated the Australian Davis cup
team. James o. Anderson and John
B. Hawkes., in four sets.
In the semi-fnaIs of the national
mixed doubles, Mrs. Molla 3. Mallory
and Tilden will meet Mrs. b. e. Covel.
England, and Johnston, while Miss
Kathleen Mckane, England, and
Hawkes. will play Miss Eleanor Goss
and Vincent Richards.
The boys and Junior doubles cham
pionships will be decided today. In
the Women's invitation singles three
or the semi-fnalists are from Eng
land, Mrs. Mallory being the sole
American.
Aussfea, Defeat Surprises.
The defeat OF Anderson and
Hawkes.. the pair which will repre-
sent Australia in the challenge round
matches of the annual Davis cup
series In the Forest Hills stadium,
starting week from today, came 8
stunning surprise to the great ma
lority of those in the big gallery.
port Casinos invitation tournament,
Williams and Washburn were defeat
ed by Phil Neer and James NJ. Davies,
the Californian colleg:ans. in straight
sets. while only yesterday Anderson
and Hawkes. Vanquished William M.
Johnston and Clarence J. Griffin OF
California former holders OF the ma
tionai doubles honors.
Keen judges of tennis form are
now inclined to believe that Williams
and Washburn will win the title on
Saturday afternoon. when the final
round match will be played. Tilden
and Norton, however, are regarded
as most dangerous contenderS, for
Tilden is playing at the top Of his
game and Norton has shown steady
improvement.
The story OF the match between
Wulisms and Washburn and AndeT-
son and Hawkes. might be briefly
summed uD by saying that Hawkes.
Anderson broke badly half way
through the third set and only re-
gained his form in the latter stages
OF the fourth set: that Washburn
was playing better than at any time
this season. and that Williams was in
throughout the first third and fourth
sets.
While the victory OF the Americans
over the men from the antipodes was
the overshadowing event OF the day
there was great activity and some
splendid tennis in the various events
on the long program
MEMS DOUBLES.
semi.fnsl round-R. Norris Williams. I'd,
and Watson n. Washburn defeated James o.
Anderson and John B. Hawkes.. rs. 2-s,
6-2, rs.
WOMEN's SINGLES.
Third round-Nn. A. E. Beamish defeated
Miss Katharine L. Gardner, 60 SO; Miss
Ed.th sirourneg defeated Miss Ioslie Ban
oly gou5.h a.f...sd .sdnsh ars B. e's oo,s IuT.e
Mrs.- A. z. Beamisb defsated Mis-, Msyms
Kane defeated Miss Edith Sigourney, 60,
60: Mrs. r. C. Clayton defeated Miss LII
Man Scharman, 63, 81, 6-l.
JUNIOR SINGLES.
Semi.fnal round-Edward 6. Chandler de-
feated Allan Harrington. 81. Ga: George
Lott defeated Kenneth Appel. 6-l, e-l.
JUNIOR DOUBLES.
Semi.fnal round-George Lott and julius
SagaIowsky defeated Clifford Marsh and W.
B. Evans rs, 3-6 6-l; z. g. Chandler
aad Edward Murphy defeated John Van Ayn
and Kenneth Appel, SIS. 60.
BOYS SINGLES.
Semihn,l ro,nd-Maicolm T. Hill defeated
c. A. Smith, 60. 6S; Henry L. johnson
defeated Emmett Pare. 6-l. 6-2.
BOYS DOUBLES.
semi.6aal round-Hill and johnson defeated
A. Smith and R. s. Cooper 6-3. 60; H.
Lansue and E. Pare defeated Don Strachaa
and A. L. wienen, As, 81, rs.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
MISS WILLS LIKELY
TO OPPOSE SUZANNE

NEW YORK. August 24-Mis-
Helen Wills. youthful California sue
cessor TO Mrs. Molla Mallory as ma
tional woman's tennis champion.
probably will have an opportunity u
meet Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, French
holder OF the world championship.
next summer.
The United States Tennis Associa-
tion has had plans under way for
some time to send a team of man
and woman stars 10 the Olynpia
games, at Paris, next year. and Miss
Wills probably will be selected as
No. 1 player in the feminine Contin
gent.
Tentative plans call for Miss wis
and her teammates to later compel"
against the best OF Europe's taler.
at Wimbledon and in other importar
tournaments abroad.
The L. S. L. T. A. also is anxious
to play a return team match in Eng
land next season for the Wightman
cup, which the American women won
for the first time at Forest Hills r.
Gently by scoring a clean sweep oNer
the invading British players.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
COURTESY TO DETECTIVE FAILS
TO THROW POLICE OFF TRAIL

Sweeney, who is one of the head
quarters detectives. has gained a
reputation in the neighborhOod of
lower Georgia avenue. That suit
was left, evidently in the belief
that this would give less intensity
to the police investigation. The
strategy didn't work out.
Detectives Cox and King worked
on the case. Overlooking the fact
that the thief had kindly left a
colleagues suit out of his bag.
they brought their work up to the
stage where Adams was arrested
and charged with the case. Last
night they recovered twelve suits
and three skirts which had been
left with the tailor for alterations
or cleaning and pressing
charge of housebreaking was
placed against Adams last night
and preliminary hearing in Po-
lice Court was scheduled for today.
Detective Sweeney had left the
suit with the tailor for attention
in order that he might wear it on
his vacation jaunt to Atlantic city
in the immediate future. He met
the prisoner at headquarters yes
terday and thanked him profusely
for his consideration.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
THIS WANDERING GOLFER
PLAYS OVER 270 LINKS

Charles Leonard Fletcher. the globe
trottins golfer Of New York. is up to
his old tricks again. Fletcher recent
-, iIInass and while there played his
27oth course, the Lambton links In
Toronto. ot+r
large or small. in the United states
whicb Fletcher has not visited at
snme time or other, and wherever
there there is a golf links he manages to
iinger in the vicinity long enough TO
nlay a rotnd.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

The third free open-air music fete
and dance carnival Will be given to-
night in Central High stadium at s
o'clock. The gates on 1lth and 18TH
streets will open at $50 o'clock.
There Will be 5000 seats free 10 the
public and 1000 reserved seats for
season ticket holders. other members
Of the Community Music Association
and those desiring TO purchase re-
served seat privileges at % cents
Band Music and Fancy Dancing.
The program for tonight's enter
tainment will consist Of band music.
fancy dancing, male chorus numbers,
trombone and cornet solos and COM
munity singing. The Army Band. un
der the direction OF Louis S. Yassel
will be heard in Christensen's march,
The 1mperator." and the Overture TO
Suppe's "Pique Dame" Sergt Hum
mel, trombonist, and Sergt. Dufresne.
Cornetist, will render solos, accom-
panied by the Army Band.
The dance features will be by Ca
mile Little. De Lois Duffy, Lillian
Behrens, Audrey Sieber. Evelyn
Behrens and "Papquinta."
Male Chorus in Program.
The male chorus from the Army
Music School will appear for the first
time at one Of the open air concerts.
This chorus numbers thirty men and
will be under the direction of John
S. Martin.
The community singing will be dI-
rected by Robert Lawrence.
In case rain should prevent holding
the performance out of doors the
program Will be given in Central
High auditorium.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
Husband Denies
He Refused Wife
Crumbs of Meal

Denying the charges of his wife.
Annette Z. Galligan. that he re-
fused her the crumbs from his
table and tried to starve her out
of the house, Patrick j. Galligan,
employe of the War Department,
has filed an answer to his wife's
petition for separate maintenance.
He says her charges are the result
of a vivid imagination and asserts
that Mrs. Galligan speculates In
stocks through tips from the spirit
world, which have caused heavy
losses to the Galligan purse.
The wife does not need mainte-
nance. the husband says. because she
has $1,000 on deposit with local
brok erage firm and receives
monthly income of $75. Attorney
Victor II. Wallace appears for the
husband
Evening star., 1923-08-24
F2ashy Tennis Due
SPECTACULAR PAIRS FACE
in TITLE DOUBLES TO-DAY
liden-Norton Play Johnson-Alonso for Right lc
Meet Williams-Washburn, Conquerors of
Australians, i'm Final.

| ROOklNE Mass, August 24Two of the
teams that ever have appeared national will
IN the hnal round OF play for the United
pionship this afternoon
William T. Tiden, ID Philadelphia partner Brian
Norton South Africa whose
sstence trying for everything sight
gallery his teams opponents Manuel Alfonso
Johnson Philadelphia
jumping about the and delght:ng kill
of is
The todays match r. Pr,,
Mawr, Pa, and Watson NJ. Washburn
Evening star., 1923-08-24
OPEN.AIR CONCERT
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Third of Free Series of Entertain
ments at Central High Stadium
Announced.
OPEN-AIR CONCERT.

OPEN-A1R CONCERT-
Central High Stadium.
Florida avenue, between 1lth
and 18th streets, o'clock. Ad-
mission free. Gates open at g.: 80
o'clock.
Program.
March, THE Imperator."
Christensen
CThe Army Band, Louis 5.
Yassel, assistant leader.)
America" Salute to the Flag"
Oath Of Allegiance" Everybody
Dance, Diana the Huhtress."
De Lois Duffy
Solo. "Arbucklenian Polka"
Hartmann
(Sergt. Hummel, trombonist.
accompanied by the Army
Band)
Male chorus.
ta) Rolling Down the Rio
Kipling-German
Ob) In Dublin's Fair City.
Old Irish Air
tMale chorus of the Army
Music School. John S.
Martin, directory
Dance, The Snow Queen"
Lillian Behrens. Evelyn Behrens
Solo. Sweetest Story Ever Told
(Sergt. Dufresne. cornetist, ac-
companied by the Army
Band.)
BurIesque ballet, GLOW Worm"
"Papquinta"
Song, MY Old Kentucky Home"
Everybody
Dance, lie Secret"
Audrey Sieber
Announcements.
Rose dance, "Charme D'Amour."
DE Lois Duffy
Overture, "Pique Dame. .Suppe
(Ths Army Band)
Oriental dance, Dagger dance,
from "Natoma" .... Herbert
Camille Little
The Star Spangled Banner.
Everybody
Evening star., 1923-08-24
Quickly Relieves
Constitution

Don't let constipation poison
YOUR blood and curtail your
energy. If your liver and
bowels don't work properly
take Carter's Little Liver Pills
today and your trouble will
lie relieved. For dizziness.
lack of appetite. headache and
blotchy skin try them. Purely
vegetable. Small Pill-Small
Dose-Small Price-25c size,
special, 13c.
Limit, . to a customer.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
POLICE GETSTONES
|NTENDEDFORDO DOG
Detectives Step Into Barrage
Thrown at Hen-SteaI-
ing Cur.

A shower of stones greeted Detec-
tives Waldron and Sweeney last night
as they started up Government alley
between 18th and goth streets. L and
NJ streets. They retired to cover to
find out whether the missiles were
aimed at them or others.
Then they saw bulldog, blood
streaked and with chicken feathers
protruding from his lips. streaking II
down the alley at the head of mob
of colored residents.
Investigation developed that the dog
was murderer. Four chickens were
his victims. Nigilantes had been or
ganized in the alley as result and
Evening star., 1923-08-24
Take a
KODAK
With You

Record the pleasant events
that happen during your
week end trips. The pic
lures that you take will
prove a source of great
pleasure to you and your
friends long after these lit
tie trips are over.
If you haven't a Kodak,
by all means get one now,
so that you can take it on
your next week end trip.
At all of our stores you'll
find a complete stock of
kodaks, Cameras, Films and
supplies.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
POTOMAC GOLF PLAY
MARKED BY UPSETS

Two upsets marked the preliminary
play for the public golf links at East
Potomac Park. {. G. Forst oereated
Earle McAleer. l up in 90 holes, while
Bill Mcclure downed John Shorey. 8
up.
Collins, 8 up; Shipley defeated Hyde.
up. while Frank Dyer won mis-
match from Windbigler. up.
Much interest IS being manifested
in the match to be played between
George Voight and William di Este
First round matches must be COM
pleted by tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
NEW BEAVER DAM LINKS
ARE GIVEN CHRISTENING

Play got under way yesterday
on the new Beaver Dam E0f
course, near LandOyer, Md. when
quite a number went around fh"
links following some ceremonies
that included few brief talks and
eats. While play is on temporary
greens. the fairwnyS are In very
good shape md the sport was en-
j0yable. Play will continue on
temporary greens until October !,
when It In expected thnt the reg
u1ar putting surface will he aVafl-
uble.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
MACKALL IS SURVIVOR
IN ASHEVlLLE TOURNEY

AsHEVILLE. " C.. August 24.-
Second round and seni-finals matches
in the annual invitation golf tourna,
ment of the Asheville Country Club will
be completed today. Charles MaGkall
con Tann recent winner of Biltmore
Forest event. The winner will play the
winner Of the Douglas kirkpatrick,
Birmingham, and Harris Jones, Athens
Ga, match.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

they laid in ambush for the slayer
last night. When he showed up
stones showered down. The arrival
Of Sweeney and Waldron was coin
cidental with the outburst of bricks
and sentiments Of the mob. They had
begun to suspect they were unpopu-
lar in that neighborhood when they
learned the real reason for the brick
shower.
When last seen the culprit, which has
distinctive side-lope, was streaking
away across the parking at 18th
street and Connecticut avenue. He
was not caught.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

Strategy paid no dividends in
housebreaking and larceny case
against Carlisle Alexander Adams.
colored. thirty-five, of 3141 Mount
Pleasant street.
When the tailor shop of Herbert
Edwards. at 3042 Georgia avenue,
was looted last Friday all suits on
two racks except one were taken.
On that suit was ticket Identify
ing the owner.
1t read: Thomas Sweeney" Now
Evening star., 1923-08-24
PATENT OFFICE NETMEN
TO START TOURNAMENT

Play in the third annual patent Of
fice tennis tournament will get undcr
way tomorrow afternoon at La
O'Clock on the municipal courts at
Henry Park, 7th and 8 streets.
More than fifty racketers arc eN-
pected TO compete. The events includ"
mems singles and doubles and Won
ems singles.
The tennis committee is composed
Of r. B. Stewart. H 0. Clayton. J. r.
McMurry and F. II. Templeton.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
BIG DAY FOR AXWORTHYs.

BY the Associated Press
NORTH RANDALL. Cleveland. An
gust 24-It, was decidedly Guy
Axworthy day here yesterday. Lee
Worthy. a grandson of the famous
sire. won the First Ever" purse
$4,000 for trotters that have never
acquired a record of better than two
minutes. and his own son, TruaX, had
no trouble in anneXing the main
division of the Rainy Day sweep
stakes for year-old trotters, with
a value of $10,9J0.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
BILLIARD DATES SET.

CHICAGO, August 2+.-The nation
al championship tournament of th,
Interstate Three Cushion Billiard
League will open at st. Louis. Sep
tember IT, The starters will be John
Layton of ST. Louis, Robert l.. Came
tax of New York, Cliff Denton o.
Kansas City, and Otto Reiselt Of
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
GIVEN RESERVE RANK.

William l.. Taggart of this city has
been commissioned first lieutenant
IN the iudge advocate generals de-
nartment Of the Officers Reserve
Corps of the United States Army. He
is a member Of Sergeant Jasper Post
Of the American Legion. Mr.. Taggart
Is a son of the late Hugh I. Taggart.
prosecutor of Guiteau, slayer OF
President Garfield.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
BAND CONCERTS.

Concert by the United States
Soldiers Home Band, at the
bandsZand, Soldiers Home this
evening, beginning at $50 o.
clock. John s. NJ. Zimmerman,
bandmaster.
March. THE Grand Reunion"
Zimmerman.
Overture, Festival" Lassen
EntrActe-
(a) Romance Of Rose"
O'Conner
OBJ "A Stroll Through Cairo"
Derwin
Gems from Light Opera. prince
Of Pilsen." (RequesD, Luders
Fox Trot. "Pick Me Up and Lay
Me Down in Dixieland,"
Kalmar
Waltz Suite, Morning Jour
Finale, my NANNY knows
Jerome
1.-THE Star spangled Banner"
BY Community Civic Center
Band. James L. Miller. direct
or, at 18th and Emerson
streets. 7:45 pm.
March, National Emblem"
Bagley
waltz, Meadow Brook"
Vending
Selection, Bowl of Pansies."
Reynard
One step-Selected
Overture, "Empyrean,'
AL Hayes
Vocal solo. Chester Dodson
American Patrol"
T.. W. Meacham
Fox trot-Selected.
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1923-08-24
MIAMI UNIVERSITY GIRL
BREAKS 44O-YARD MARK

Travelling 44O yards In l minute 10
Trashman at Miami University. re-
Gently broke the woman's intercol-
Ieeiate "440" record.
The previous best mark. l.16, was
held by Miss Ethel Ciarkson OF
Northwestern University.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
PAIR FOR ROCHESTER.

TERRE HaCTE; Ind; august s',aa,d ga
ers of the Terre Haute Three-Eye
League, have been purchased by the
Rochester International. The players
will reportrsto the Rochester team
following the close of the season
here.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

During the entire first quarter Of
the last century. from the death of
Washington, in 1893. to July I, 1926
in the administration of the sixth
President--a day when both John
Adams and Thomas Jefferson expired.
the nation was not grieved by the
Evening star., 1923-08-24
Special, 49c Each
Splendid Quality :.
Nail Brushes
Only 29c

Every home should
have one of these nail and
hand brushes. Pure bris-
ties, strongly set in at
tractive handle.
A special purchase en-
ables us to offer these
high quality brushes for
only 2oc.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
EDUCATIONAL.

Learn Gregg Shorthand.
Take private lessons from expert teachers
1909 Kenyon 1t. NV. Phone Adams 1886 seSs
PRIVATE LESSONS Is MATHEMATICS, SCI
ences, languages. Especial attention TO back
ward. stupid and unwilling pupils 81. $3.50.
Albert Jonas. l4o6 Hopkins ST. Call
Evening star., 1923-08-24

With a correct swing a ball can
be hit any place along a two-foa
line. The circumference described
by the head OF club on a driving
swing is very large one. Con
sequcntly the distance from the cluD
head to the ground is almost the
same along the two feet OF its travcl
in which the ball may lie. Choosr
any OF the three positions mentioned
in the question, but be sure and keen
the weight equally distributed on
both feet.
Copyright. 1898
Evening star., 1923-08-24
Changes in Stations OF
Army and Nary Officers
OF Interest to Capital
A u Nh

Lieut.. Col. ]. NJ. Loud infantry, has
been retired on account of disability
incident to the service.
Lieut. Col. James Prentice, coast
artillery corps. who has been under
treatment at Walter Reed general
hospital this city. has been ordered
to duty at Fort Monroe, Va
Capt. II. S. Stenberg, medical corps,
at Langley Field. Va. has ben ordered
to the Panama Canal zone.
Lieut. Col. L. d. Pek. corps of en-
giners, has been relieved from duty
in the Panama Canal zone and or
dered to the United States.
Lieut. Col. w. IT. Wilson. coast
artillery corps at Honolulu, Hawaii.
has been detailed as assistant com.
mandant OF the coast artillery school
at Fort Monroe. Va.
Mai. J. p. Terrell, coast artillery
corps. in the Panama Canal zone has
been ordered TO Fort Eustis, Va.
Maj. q. W. Cocheu, coast artillery
corps, has ben relieved from duty in
the Philippines and ordered 10 Fort
Worden. Washington.
Maj. w. A. Copthorne. coast artil-
lery corps, has been detailed TO the
chemical warfare service and as
signed to duty at the arsenal, Edge
wood. Md.
Capt L. Miller, medical corps. has
ben orderd to his home TO await re-
tirement.
Master Sergt. f. w. Wiegman. re-
tired. has ben detailed as assistant
military instructor at the Colorado
School Of Mines
Mai H. n. Erwin, medical corps.
has been transferred from Fort
Bragg. y. c. TO Camp Meade, Md.
Capt. r. o. Dart. medical corps.
has been assigned to duty in the
office Of the Surgeon General, war
department.
Capts. J. II. HoughtoQ and r. T.
Lafferty and First Lieuts. j. ]. Moore
G. NJ. Palmer and +. II. Guilford. all
OF the air service, have been relieved
from duty in the Philippines and or
dered 10 the United States.
The following named officers of the
air service in the United States have
been ordered TO the Philippines for
duty: Capt. Morris Berman at Kelly
Field. Texas, First Lieut.. Walter Il
Burgess at Boiling Field. D. G.. W. A
Maxwell al CreSsy Field, Calf, and
r. V. Ignacio at Fairfield. Ohio. and
Second Lieut.. L. s. Moon at Aber-
deem, Md.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

Cigars
At Lou Prices

.
philadelphia Hand Made"
3 for Csc; box of so, $500
"Admirotion" (smiles)
3 for Csc; box of so, $4.DO
"Blackstone" (cabinets)
3 for 25c; box of so, $500
"El Verso" (adjutants)
3 for Csc; box of so, $500
"Cinco"
3 for zoe; box of so, $3.50
Engagement"
3 for zoe; box of so, $3.50
"Pure Grit"
8 for zoe, box of so, $3.50
"44"
3 for zoe; box of so, $3.50
"After Dinner"
3 for zoe; box of so, $3.50
ola Decen,a"
Sc; box of so, SIPS
1Oc Buckingham Palace"
(perfectos)
4 for 25c; box of so, $500
ola Victoriosa' monarchs) J
Bundle of S, I5c; box of
100, SITS
Evening star., 1923-08-24
SYRACUSE BUYS PLAYER.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. August 24-
Syracuse has purchased Outfielder
"Brick" Mason from Binehamton of
the New York-PennEylvania League.
Evening star., 1923-08-24
p. D. S.
Kills Bedbugs

"a pleasant-to-use insecti-
eide which quickly kills bed
bugs and destroys their eggs.
Generous sized can, only 35c.