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Evening star., 1924-06-05
RUM YACHT SHELLED:
THREE MEN WOUNDED
Cutter Seminole Opens Fire When
Smuggler Refuses to Stop With
100000 Cargo.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW LONDON, Conn, June g.
Three men, including the captain of
the rum-laden yacht Vereign of New
York, were wounded, one severely,
when the coast guard cutter Semi
mole fired on the vessel, which at
tempted to escape capture eight miles
southeast of Block Island last night.
The Vereign was brought in here
early today in custody of the Semi
mole.
John Stack, aged thirty-five years,
of Brooklyn, n. Y, a member of the
crew, was removed to Hospital
severely injured by an exploding
she'll which tore away a portion of
his right leg and remca.d a thumb
The Ferelgn's captain and another
member of the crew were treated for
injuries aboard the Seminole The
captain and thirteen members of the
crew were held for trial before
United States Commissioner Earl
Mathewson today. All refused to
give their names.
Has 100000 Cargo.
The Vereign sailed out of Newport
early yesterday and took aboard a
cargo of 1900 cases of champagne.
whisky and alcohol, valued at $780,
900, at Rum row, off Montauk Point,
according to members of the crew.
When sighted by the Seminole she
was apparently headed toward the
Connecticut shore. Ordered to stop
by Capt. Philip H. Scott of the Semi
mole, she proceeded full speed ahead,
taking a zigzag course. A blank
shot failed to halt her and four solid
shots failed to hit the mark.
Two shells were then fired by the
Seminole, the first exploding over the
pilot house, where the captain was at
the wheel, with Stack on the bridge.
A second shot hit .the>pilot house,
causing injury to Stack, the captain
and another man. The shots halted
the rum laden craft and the Seminole
drew alongside. The injured were
given first aid treatment and, with
the captured vessel in tow and her
crew aboard, the Seminole steamed
into the local harbor.
Evening star., 1924-06-05
HERRIOT REFUSES
TO FORM CABINET
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclated Press.
PARIS, June 5.-Edouard Herriot
the radical leader has declined to
undertake the formation of min
istry to succeed the Poincare cabinet,
it was announced this evening
When President Millerand offered
the premiership to NJ. Herriot, which
he did after taking the advice Of the
presidents of the two houses of par
lament, NJ. Herriot raised the ~Ques-
ton of the presidents continuation
in office. President Millerand reiter-
ated his determination to remain for
the full constitutional term and M.
Herriot then declined the task Of
forming the ministry.
Evening star., 1924-06-05
Elect Presbyterian Moderator

OwT SOUND, Ontario, June r.
Rev. 7. Clarence McKinnon NJ P,n.
Hill biological Seminary in HalifaT
N. Swas yesterday elected mods
atorR, the Presbyterian genern,
Evening star., 1924-06-05

Fair tonight; tomorrow increasing
cloudiness, followed by showers, not
much change in temperature.
Temperature for twenty-fou hours
ended at pm. today-Highest, 1S.
at pm. yesterday; lowest, 5l, at
S am. today.
Full report on page T.
Evening star., 1924-06-05

With all of the organization Re-
Bublicnns on the committee absent,
the Senate oil committee today
approved with minor changes the
cili investigation report drawn up
by Senator Walsh of Montana.
Four Democrats and two Repub-
hcans took part in the action. The
Republicans were Chairman Ladd
and Senator Norbeck of South Da-
kotn, both of whom have consist
emily supported throughout the
inquiry the position taken by SEN
Itor Walsh.
Evening star., 1924-06-05

The Stars carrier system covers
every city. block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers arc printed.
Evening star., 1924-06-05
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NuevO Delete Para Las PersO.
mas Cansadas, Gastadas y
Nervi0SaS
Ell Nuga-Tone obra eficaz y
rapidamente.

FL Nuga- Tone devueive Ia epergia y vigor
los nervios lndsealos gastados. Produce
sangre r,ca fuerte 'fiFne8 aumentando ma,
raviisosa .aehte su capacidad de reslsteneia'
proauce ~ suefo reparador, buen apetlto Y
buena digestion. Regulariza ell funelona-
lniento de los intestinos le devueive el en-
tusiasmo Ia anbicion~ 81 I'd. no Sc slehte
perfectanlente bien, estd en- 81 deber de en-
sayarIe. ST no reclhe sninguh beueficio nadA
lie costara. No es deSaeradabie para tomar
I'd. cnlpezara Il sentitse mejor Immediate
mente. s. aun su medco no Sc 10 ha rece-
tado Naya. donde su droguista c6mpree ud
frasco IL Naga-Tone. No compre ningun
substitute. T6meo durante unos pocos dias
81 no siente ninguna meioria devuelvale q
su drJ gu sta Ell satdo del frasco inmedie
tamentc q lie deyolverai su dinero. Los ma
nufaetnroros del Nuga Tone solicitan todos
los droatnstas que den la garantia de que 81
I'd. nt queda satisfecho lie devuelvan 81
dinero inInedfa tamente. Recomendado, garan-
tizado de venta en- todas las boticas.
Advt.
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iPUEDE listed RESOL VER---
FL nlisterio de los robos en- Lenox?
UNA DE LAS HAZANAS DE LOS DETECTIVES MAS CRANDS
DEE MIJNDiN -4- @- a----

Copyright Pubic sdica pare MUNDO
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todos, descollaba por 10 intrincadO, ell
caso de los robos en- Lenox
Durante seiS o nlis semanas. una au-
daz banda de ladrones habfa estado CO.
lnetiendo robos mas roboS en- los su-
burbios de Lenox Southbridge. con
regularidad matematica. aun pene-
trandoen las residencias, obliGando re-
volver Ell mano Los ocupantes que
les entregasep las ioyas dinero. Los
esfuerzos de. la policfa y agencias pri-
vadaS d. detectives. reSultSban inIiti-
les. La ola de er1menes continuaba CO.
mo siempre y cuando Dougherty Sc en-
bfan cometido robos por valor de mas
de Glen mil d6lares.
No Sc neceSitaba ser un gran detec-
tive para Saber, que los ladroneS eran
Iexpertos PROFESSIONALS, pues en- ningu-
na OCCASION dejaron huella tras 81, Y
ademds Than conyenieptemente disfra-
zados, con 10 cual era impossible desert
birlos. Despn6s de dos meses de mutt
les pesQuiSas; el detective di0 cotn la
lprimera Iista. ia declaration de una
irlandeSa que viva Ell Southbridge, Y
que habia .eyitado cl robo por tener la
precauci6n de Ilevar siempre consigo un
revolver tf
"Uno de los enmascarados' dijo ella,
"se parecia tanto en- la voz a Joe Kin
sella. I'M muchacho que vvfa antes en-
Ia aldea, cue. 70 hubiese jnrado que
era e." @. #
ESQ fu6 cuanto ella dijo, Y cuando
Dougherty trat6 Gle bqscar una pista,
Sc encontr0 con que Kinsella ne habfa
sido visto en- la aldea desde hacfa dos
aEoS.
pesar de todo. 81 supos descubrir
a los ladrones. iC6mo 10 hizo?
& La contestaci0n apareeeEa maMana.
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CRoNIcA c1ALESA
LA SOCIEDAD DE ESFU ERZO Girls
TIANO DE La IGLESIA ALBANIA
CRISTIANA Y MISIONERA DE
GALES

La iglcs.4 de la mission Alianza Girls
tiana y AIisionera ae>Ciiales cuenta con
una buena sociedad de joVe9es cristia-
nos rcuyo obieto es laborar por el4> >bien
moral social religioso de los i6veneS
cialenoS En- su scno hay elementos va
liosiSimoS que cooperan al 6xitO de la
sociedad bajo la Saba Y cristiana direc
.ci0n del pastor Rev. Alfaro. En- la no
che del sabado 10 del corriente Sc nom
bro la nueva directiva de la sociedad
~ Sc eligi6 In que sigue:
Presidente. Antonio G. Martinez.
Vice Pres. Luis Rosario; SecretariO,
Roberto Domfnguez; TeSorera, Lola Ro
sario; Vocales Emilia Duran, Angela
Hernandez Y Facundo Noriega
Las reuniones Sc celebran en- ell local
de ia igleSia todos los slbadoS a las
ocho de la noche. Nos hemos propues-
to iniciar una campala de mOralidad
entire los j6vencs cialeloS con el fin de
extirpar tanto vicio que esti minando
por complete Ia juyentud del manana.
ASimiSm0. entire meSeS, darem0S c0nfe-
renciaS pGblicas para el pueblo en- ge-
neral para las cualeS invitaremos a los
mentfSimOS criStianOS Y diStinguidos
honbres pdblicos, Hon. Juan b. Huyke,
Hon Emilio del Toro Cuevas, juez Pres.
del Tribunal supreme Lcdo. Juan b..
Soto; Rev Archilla Cabrera y otros
mas.
Coopere ell culto pueblo cialefio con
nosotros MIA obra que nos hemOs pro-
nosotros en- Ia obra que nos hemos pro-
ira juventud.
CRONISTA.
CialeS. u. X.
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Gales, p. r..
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Cast SECURE dc que los dos famosos
anarquistas que 6l estaba persiguiendo
Ihabitahan, en- In misteriosa casa, verde
de Romford, William Melville, Superin
tendente dc Scotland Yard Sc dirigi6
a Romford en- las primeras horas de la
noclie para recbnocer 81 terreno. Estaba
bastante oscuro, nc, ,obstante distinguio
la figura de un hombre, que, sentado
en- <eI marco Gle una ventana. Sc dedica
ba a leer Mientras yigilabst, el mis-
terioso lector. sc dirigi0 al interior de
la casa. examine la lampara. Y quizas
Edescubri6 que el petr6leo Sc estaba ter
minando, pues un momento despues
sali6 con una botella, con ell prop0sito
evidente de comprar mas gas.
Alin Sc resistfa a Greer en- SUI buena
suerte. que tan excelente oportunidad
| le ,4eparaba. Melville Sc situ0 conve-
lniemtemente. cuando Ia luz del farOl
di0 sobre el rostro del misterioso inqui-
| limo. no le qued0 duda alguna. de que
| a pesar del diSfraZ era ell famoso Vau-
dret. uno de los hombres cnya pista
habfa seguido por semanas semanas.
afln mas, el frances llevaba un rev0l-
''ver en- su mano derecha, Y espiaba an
Siosamente. como ST SOspechase que lie
eStHYieSen velando.
SilenciOSamente, Y ocultandose con
la pared, el detective Sc edirigi6 al ban
dido hasta que lie tuvo casi al alcance
de jsu mano Luego di0 un salto hacia
adelante. le>empun0 la muneca pa
Ia eNitar que hiciera uso del revolver
que portaba. Hacienda I'm esfuerZo So
brehumano. Naudret consigui0 librarse
de la manO que lie sujetaba. hizo tres
diSparos casi Il quemarropa. Pero las
halas no hicieron blanco, anteS que
pudiera evitarl0, Melville le di0 un te-
rrible golpe con su ackiack. Cuando
volyf0 en- ST, el anarquista Sc encontr0
atado amordazado en- una cuneta,
mientraS su apresor esperaba la llega-
da de Simon, a 2tro pandido.
Simon demostr6 ser ian Ealiente como
yaudret. Melville Sc introdiij5e ep Ia
casa verde lie agarrQ por las munecas,
per6 el bandidO, en- vez dc tratar sde
usar su pistola, inici0 una lucha cuer
30 d cuerpo, momentos despues, lu-
chaban detective y criminal, desespera-
damente, junto a la escalera que daba
i a III calle Melville reconcentrO todas
sus fuerzas, consigui6 echar escalera
abajo al famosO criminal, causandole
goipes que le deiaron insensible. Tres
semanas despuGs. Simon salfa del hos
ypital para hacerle compailfa Naudret
zen sa viaje al trav6s del canal hacia
el caiabozo que les esperaba en- Francia
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Como dOmin0r
el diablo de la
NerViOSidad

Una existencia de continues sim
sabores y desatiaos; esa es la vida
de la persona nerviosa, hombre
mujer.
Los ncrvios derivan su alimento
de la sangre. 81 la sangre no tiene
suhciente pvreza Y vitaidad, el re-
sultado es depression, no nutrici6n
del sistema neryioso. Hero orga-
nico es. I'm alnnento nervioso; tam
bien 10 son los Glicerofosfatos. Am
bos val;osos ingredientes junto con
otros elenentos fortifcantcs COM
ponen ia formula de HERO
NUXADO. et famoso tonico de que
sc venden cinco milloaes de frascos
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CRONISTA

al afIo en- los Estados Uhidos soIa-
inentel
Esa multitud de personas toma
HIERRO NUXADO por que saben
que no hay desengano. HIERRO
NUXADO no es I'm ''.ctira1o todo" y
solo Sc reconienda bajo compro-
bacion cientifca para los desarre-
CLOS de la sangre y los nervios,
tales como sangre impura, anenia,
reuhlatismo, neurastenia, depression
debilidad nerviosa y falta de viri-
fidad.
Dos semanas demostraran Ia ehcacia
del HERO NUXADQ. Pom
gallo la prueba. Todas las buenas
boticas 10 venden.
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FL MTSTERIO DE LOS
ROBOS EN- LENOX.

Como superintendent Gle distritO de
las ifnerzas de Pinkerton en- New York,
George Dougherty era encargado de nu-
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eoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEpARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
oF1c1NA DEL coM1s1oNADo
setiembre II, 1924.
ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA

PROPOSICIONES en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblica SUI
basta de las obras de construction de
UNA EES1DENcIA PARA Ell PRE-
SIDENTE DE LA UNIVERSIDAD
DE PUERTO RICO, RIO PIEDRAs,
PUERTO RICO, cuyo presupuesto
arrobado asciende a la spma de CA
ToRcE MIL NovECTENTcgg NovEN
TIA Y UNo CON 500 ($14,991.o5)
Sc admitiran en- esta oficina hasta las
200 P. M. del dia de octubre, 1924
en- que Sc abrir&n plbhcamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la oficina- del Arquitecto donde sc
encuentran de manifesto los documsn
tos que han de regir en- ell contrato,
podran los hcitadores recoger los
pianos v modelos de propcsiciones que
han de presentar, mediante I'm deposi-
to de DIEZ DOLAREs (1o.00) cue
seran reembolsados al ser devueltos oil
chos documentos en- ell plazo de veinte
(2O) dias despues de efectuada la SUI
basta. t.s
La administrator Sc reserva ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquier o todas
las prouosiciones, el de adjudicar ell
contrato bajo otras considerations
aue- las de precio solamente.
r r,sIle-,,,o EIcTEUEC
..'-. Comisionado.
W,~ Advt.
Evening star., 1924-02-14

NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE. E.N.
$500 cash-$55 monthly.
Attractive colonial brick: 9 rooms, cellar
Il FRINGE .IllQ HGt .N.Ns
Evening star., 1924-02-14

BOSS PHELPS.
S2,5OO-Near 18th and Columbia Road.
% sssns % section % .sses 5 % s @ sSs esssns % s
% poraonss
: 5 III s s:sss; sss s
s975o-New Hampshire Ave.
& % s. gsH @ a m % garage asa e
S12.5OO-Chevy Chase
ss: :.s s.::
house @ viii m inteess s .ou @ moderately p ~ ~ we " ' ~
S7,250-A Bargain.
% l house @ rooms ssetsn tile , E5 & heat electric lights
Evening Phone Service to 9 PM.
BOSS PHELPS,
NEW HOMES FOR SALE.
$8,250-Easy Terms.
six 1 on tile k % a"R I % % a % heat S sssE s, S s sSG @ 1 of
SAULs ADDITION
S1625O
] @ s;e ' as ss % ; 'a sss he best ss5 sa
PETWORTH.
$1O5OO
eona Mssrn s x. .. ' fss ssas: hardwood ~ House best
SAULS ADDITION.
$4,000.
large s' % home @ e s % M 5 % large s lot s Fe
MT PLEASANT
PRICE 81 tapestry brick Of six cheerful and
% % ssss 'front.' seDs 5 % hss % @
e unsiinsy offer this honefor inspection
DAVID E. BARRY. -
1907 H Street Northwest. Main 1901.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Continued,
HOMES AND
WE HAVE SELECTED AS
PetWnrfh

nicely planned, we'll built home. carefully
and thoughtfu!ly arranged. Oak floors, hot
water heat and electric lights, cement porches
outside pantry. A home complete to the last
detail. Terms. 81, 900: balance can be arranged
for less than the house win rent for.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
PETWORTH.
Prica & ZQS0

A fne, modern. tapestry brick, two-story
dwelling located in hne section Of Pet.
worth, containing large rooms and tiled
bath. hot-water heat. electric light and hard
wood floors: 3 porches. and in very excellent
repair. The owner has materially reduced
the price for quick sale. t-
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
142O-22 II St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
[NvESTMENTs''
OUR CHOICEST LISTINGS
Lincoln Park.

A beautiful corner residence. southern and
eastern exposure, built-in garage, cement
porch, outside pantry, oak floors. nicely
built house, we'll arranged, splendidly lighted.
Price and terms very reasonable.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Apartment.

West or 14th st. near Park road-Eight j.
room and bath apartments. new, Just being
finished aud rentals $6 120. Price, a., 900.
Owner will accept some vacant ground as part
sponsible purchaser. A splendid Investment
Evening star., 1924-02-14
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BEST SUBURBAN LOCATION; 8 MILES TO
Dupont Circle; new home: 4 bedrooms. 5
baths; garage: large lot; all modern improve
meuts: 800 q month. NJ 1855.
GLEN ECHO, MD.
S6O-FURNISHED-S6O
TwOstory detached residence, rooms and
bath, cleo. lights; possession at once. Garage
A.. G. HOUGHTON & CO., REALTORS
1918 Fl st. NV. Phones Main 7538-7537.
we have the BEST in every section"
street; Hyattsville; $37. 80 per month.
]. M. EDLAVITCH,
a Nd. Ave. HyattsviIle. Hyatts. So.
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Northwest.

Kennedy & Davis built house, 2ilu feet
wide. Has been occupied since new by owner
In perfect condition throughout. Six un
usually nice rooms. large attic. open fireplace
cement porches. The type OF house that ap
peals TO the critical homeseeker and Will pas.
favOrably the most e1acting requirements
Let US have you see this one before It Is sold
Evening star., 1924-02-14
CHEVY CHASE.
Price $4,000.

A very lovely, new. detached home in an
excellent section Of Chevy Chase. The owner
has taken special care in the construction Of
this home, and we believe It is one Of the
best built and MOST attractive properties in
Chevy Chase at the price. 1t has an excel
lent lot. with alley: and contains z bright,
electric light, hardwood noors and beautifully
papered and decorated. We can give imme-
diate possession and sell on very moderate
terms.
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Northwest.

$500 cash. balance monthly. Nicely situated
cellar to attic. Splendid lot. very rare
opportunity to get house such as this on
terms easier than rent payments.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
UTST OFF 10th ST NV

TUS II UF + IOfn > 1. N. W.. =
Owner leaving city. must sell at once ne%
brick residence Of q rooms, tiled bath witst
front and rear; awnings and screens through
out. Priced at S1e.2 200. No agents. Ph6ue
Columbia 2S00-J. 1Ss
Evening star., 1924-02-14
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

NEAKBG VlKNINIA.
Owner is compelled to leave. SO offers his
completely equipped Groom bungalow for only
Sia5o with a cash payment OF $500 and
monthly payments of S3b per mo. THIS is Just
The place for couple who want TO save their
rent money toward some day owning Just the
house they want. Good neighborhood: large
yard; all street improvements: close to car
line and all city conveniences.
T. @. G00DN0W COMPANY,
100 18th st, NV. Main 307
Evening star., 1924-02-14

Very close to 18th and Columbia road. It
has been q long time since we have been able
to OFFER so much house In this desirable loca-
tion for $10,5OO. Ten rooms, hot-water heat
electricity. Priced 30 low II should cell upon
nrst inspection. Why not have the hrst op-
W. '' Mt. Etelas. Main s4S1e
Evening star., 1924-02-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEW, COLONIAL, 8 ROOM DEF ACHED BRICK
house. near 18th and Webster: reasonable: no
agents. MARTIN BROS. Owners. Adams 1912.
SIX ROOM HOUSE: ALL MODERN CON
ven:ences; electric light; SSi 10th st. NE.
OWNER
Evening star., 1924-02-14
WANTED-MONEY

"a 600 SECOND TRUST. "a. amply secured;
$500 discount. Address Box 3OH. Star office.
FOR SALE-Sj $40 FIRST TRUST NOTES.
61.ce Less than 500 value. Nice j. Z.
residence. No :ud trust on property. Address
Enx l.I-lI. Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-02-14

COME TO WOODBRIDGE.
broom house. gas, electricity. water, sewer
large lot; 81, 900. 81. 900 cash. $40 per mo-
broom new bungalow. ami, h.-w.h.; ST.
ESQ, $3.50 cash and $50 mo.
5-roou new bungalow. ami; $3.50. $500
cash. $50 a mo.
broom bungalow, ami; $3.50. $500 cash.
$50 q mo.
II. G. MAYNOR & CO..
237S Rhode Island Ave. North 1908
Evening star., 1924-02-14
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

WUUDNIDUE,
0-room and bath brick house, nearly new:
front and rear porches, sleeping porch: hot
water heat. gas and electricity; garage alley.
Price. 81 $50. Easy terms.
MT. RAINIER
Groom and bath bungalow all modern i'm
provements, porches; one block from R. /.
ave. Large lot with beautiful trees and
shrubbery. Price, s. 800 $500 cash.
SILVER SPRING,
T-room house, with large cellar. electric
lights. water. porches. shed; deep lot So 800
$500 cash. $35 per month. -,
0. b. ZANTzINGER,
Main 531l. 9I2 10th St NV
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BEAUTIFUL
NEW BUNGALOW.
500 CASH S4S PER MO

TJOO O11SII, y1J LIN IINI, =
and room new California bunKaloR4
open fireplace; completely equipped bath: gas
electricity; excellent fixtures and decorations
full cellar; laundry: guaranteed heating sy--
tenn: charming porches; overlooking city; r
near the White House as the 18th st. reservoir
Priced as low as s4,9T5 and as low cash ps,
ment $500. and monthly payment. inciuT-
ing all interest and principal, as low as 80
per month.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Sixteenth Street Heights.

Breuninger.built home, west of 10Th St.; s
rooms, . baths. "a feet wide: brick garage.
One Of the choicest homes in this section
Price, $4,000. on very reasonable terms. ihis
ia an unusually attractive home and must be
seen to fully appreciate the value represented
at this price.
Evening star., 1924-02-14

SdG. SALE-A. BEATTIFUL NEW STR.
,irban home in Virginia. Thoroughly modern
in all details. con ntaining 8 rooms and bath.
finished attic. h.-w.h.. elect: pump ip cellar.
water and electricity. p-to-date poultry house
adjoining garden. An iron fence surrounds
the house and ground. 1t has a fine view
Of Washington. and the Potomac river, near
school and good peighbors; 10 minutes to the
center of the city. This is an ideal home
site.
FRANK E. HOPKINS. kresg BLDG
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-03
Monte Carlo Party at
McGuirk Home.

One of the delightful social events
of the holiday season was the party
given last Friday evening at the R.
w. McGuirk home by Miss Mary
McGuirk. -Four tables of Monte Carlo
whist were played, and at late hour
the guests were served a delicious
lunch by the hostess, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. j. F. Mccoy and Mrs. A.
II. Crutcher.
The following were present and en-
joyed Miss McGuirk's IS hospitality;
Misses Mae Mcmillan, Nina Walz, lisa
Link, Erma Hubbard, Leo Walker,
Katherine Lynch, Helen Patterson,
Bernice Kilkenny, jeanette Smith,
May McReavy, Ann O'neil and May
Hadsell; Mesdames Raymond Heisler,
Joe Blossom, Jack Fellers and o. H.
Presher.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-03
Placing of Trees.

Street trees may be placed from 80
to so feet apart, depending upon the
variety. says the American Tree asso-
citation of Washington, ID. G. Catalpa
and Lombardy poplars, which are not
very commendable for street use, may
be planted at the minimum distance
given above, while sycamore and elm
require the maximum distance. Addi-
tional suggestions for fall tree plant
ing will be sent you for two-cent
stamp.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-03
1reea and the Birds.

A birdless land is a crnn'ess land
and q treeless land is birdless land.
Every bird shot or deprived of shelter
for rearing young means decrease In
the army of defense against the In
sects which already damage our crops
to the amount of S42O,0OO,O0O year.
Private ownership, civic pride, love OF
beauty, prblic hygiene and financial
prosperity call for protection of trees
and the birds they shelter.-Nature
Magazine.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-03
WOMAN cnan up 1own.

Armed with red pepper and clubs
the married women of Hamtranck, 4
suburb Of Detroit, Mich, are making
the town safe for men and boys They
arc wsging war on certain question
able resarts which have been unanr
noyed by pon.-4
In the first encou-ter-a raid On q
poolroom-the women wero- defeated.
Their leaders were arrested -s-and
Jailed. Later they were released, how
ever, and now new campaigns an
awaiting execution.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-03
M11K-mz RIGHT KIND

The Clean, Crisp taste Of our Olari.
fled Milk will make you want more Of
It.
Taste IL. Give It to the children; I;
It IL good for them. This 10 pure.
wholesome milk. Oentrifugslly slari.
fled by the DeLavsl process.
COLUNBINE DAIRY
Phone 1871. Glen Battle, Pfopf.