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Evening star., 1924-03-23

MASSACHUSETTS PARK
Restricted and zoned Differently designed and priced detached
and side hall homes three eight bedrooms finished and
under construction32nd Woodey road, Cathedral
Hawthorne St, Garfield ST. and Cleveland Ave
BRADLEY HILLS,
Washngtons Country Club District the beautiful country
property around Washington Large Lots and Acreage Proper
ties Prices reasonable Over hundred people
are now living in adjacent to Bradley Hills.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED,
Dupont Circle. Potomac Zoo
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
DETACHED.
Lot 50x150: porches; living room. stone hre-
place, built-in, glass-door bookcase and coat
closet, dining room, sun parlor layatory, kit
bath on second: ideal home. Shown by sp-
pointment-
CHEVY CHASE.
DETACHED.
So. 80; 500 cash. terms to suit: home yeu
room and bath on first floor; two large bed
rooms on second; fireplace; hardwood floors.
You can not equal u.
BROOKLAND.
Bungalow, 8 rooms and bath. garage; lot
50x150; this is more than house-it is a
make it worth your while; see il and then let
- CHEVY CHASE.
$13,5OO.
Beautiful new colonial home, spacious living
lights. kitchen and pantry, large bedrooms
with deep closets, tiled bath, built-in fixtures
linen closets, large 6oored attic. oak floors,
mahogany and ivory trim, garage to match;
best of locations. Phone for inspection.
$3.50 CASH.
5-room and attic bungalow or a s-rocm
house; lot 60x130; price, 81. 750: one block
from car line These are real values.
NEAR CAPITOL.
8 rooms deep. 2story brick house; h--w.h.,
electricity; newly decorated; fun basement;
garage; owner must sell. Price low at 81 so.
VIII accept terms.
APPLEBY.
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POLLARD REALTY COMPANY,
543 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
PHONE NORTH 1857.

A hixh-clasS apartment in Bloon,ingdais. go
ing very reasonable; occupied by white
tenants- Get in touch with Us.
st. bet. LIST and 2ad, nine-roorn dwelling;
reception hall. bath, good cellar; furnace heat; !;
alley in rear; reasonably priced and on very
good terms; owner now in premises.
Three-family apartment near 18th and W
sts.. 5000. ,e
For a good investment, corner houses. three
on one lot, in beautiful part of the city.
about 1900 50. 1T. of ground; a splendid buy
for quick purchaser at $500.
1900 block Of 1st ST., nesr corner Of Ran
dolph: a beautiful part & Of the the town town. and
good b9use Tah tie bat 6.r csii,.
full length of dwelling. back yard nicely paved ;
a small cash payment will give you quick pos
session.
First ST. near #. two-story. modern. i'm
proved. eiRht-room and bath; double garage;
to sell; will go at a sacrifice; 500 cash and
terms are arranged; good buy.
good business corner for sale. 3rd and D
SITS. s.w.. cheap
A beautiful home. near 9Th and SITS. ny. !:
. about 10 IT. front, 100 it, deep; ten rooms,
hath: gas front, side and good back yards;
gsass said on oadtiao @"Tnee OF thIanshoa, nricc
IT st. bet. LIST and md sts.: eight rooms,
bath; furnace heat; room FOR double garage; !;
house in perfect condition: srreened-in sleep
ing porch; price, 5000. on terms.
A hfsh-cIsss apartment in Lincoln Park. has
five apartments with six rooms. ba Tn and a
store now occupied by druggist, who Is pay
ing S75 month rent; total Income OF apart
low expense: splendid buy at so. 600. with
small cash payment; terms are arranged.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
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Beautiful New Homes.
112O-1l22 Holbrook St. NE.
One-half square north of l4th
and Florida ave. ne. One is a
corner house; six extra large
rooms, tile bath, h.-w.h., electric
lights, hardwood floors and lots
of others extras. Built-in garage.
Easy terms. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
goo New York Ave. NV.
Main $3.50.
Dupont Circle Section.
Semi-Detached Two-Story Brick
First hoor-Reception hall. living room. din
ing seeona ssG spe9 bedrooms and bath
sleeping porch. Modern fixtures. Room for
three garages in rear. Lot 17h IT, frontage
by % IT. deep to wide alley.
Price, $l2, 500.
Terms Easy.
North Washington Realty Co.,
Incorporated.
Opposite State Department.
1853 Penn. Ave. NV. Main s71s and s15c.
Waste No More Rent.
So. 500. $1,000 CASH. SIS MONTHLY.
14th st. Car Line Extended.
Five rooms, tile bath. hot-water heat, hard
wood floors, stone open fireplace, screened
sleeping porch. good lot.
SO 800 $3.50 CASH $50 MONTHLY
Sig rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat, fire
place. hardwood floors. screened sleeping
porch,
TERRELL e. LITTLE, INC.
1905 18TH st. NV. Phone Main 5cS5.
Evenings phone Frank 1851 Or West 31IsJ
Built by a Master Builder.
sl5 $40. S1.5OO Cash. Balance Comfortably
Arranged.
CHEVY CHASE. u. C., HOME.
Eight rooms and reception hall, fully tiled
built-in tub bath. extra shower, hardwood
floors. hot-~ater heat, fireplace. sun parior,
garage. porch, trees; near Circle: new.
TERRELL & LITTLE, INC,
1906 18th ST. NV Phone Main 32S5.
Evenings phone Frank. 1851 West 3lls-J.
WONDERFUL LOCATION.
INGRAHAM ST, NEAR 18th NV.
$3.50. Terms That viii Suit.
Six rooms and tue bath, hotester heat
electricity, sleeping porch. copper screens
TERRELL Il LITTLE. INC,
Exclusive Agents.
l2OG 18th st NV. Phone Main 2aS5
Night and Sunday Phones Franklin 1861,
West 3l1S-J.
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Mr.. 14th & COLUMBIA RID

MI PLEASANT-$115OO
@ &c s s' ~ = sa:t % s:. it ss; :ss can s'
2 eassed enclosed porches
::s 81 :s.s s.s Il s :s e, @ ss is:sH '' S ss
|THREE-FAMILY APARTMENT.
Near 18th and Columbia road
:if ] IT,: $ s?:s:! :$:' 4 ;a @ Il S :. % Z: :s s i Z Il
TERRACE. ..,.-a~
@ ; Sc s:s sissss Ts9n :s s.. s s.: = s @
y BLOCK OF 14th ST.
- @ .s s 6 s e. : E = D + % @ a ss ass s s
s as i%i S:se s @ i % s
CHEVY CHASE-1O rooms 2 baths, garage
Price reduced to $1495O. st
e.: :::?s Z = s:: e: ssi? ::s # :.4 enc; Is: :: 4
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPs,.
18th snsa sts MM y REAL Estate Psns benz Main 1900
street near End southeast and reception hall
$3.50
10th street southeast near Pa avenue rooms and bath
electric lights; fine condition. Possession. $3.50
Facing Senate Office bldg rooms baths and 2car brick
hotwater and electric lights newly papered and
painted Vacant. Price reduced to $12 500. -:
C. street southeast office bldg II rooms and
baths garage for hotwaer heat and electric lights
board
ing house. $13y5O0 IS Us.
J. C. WELDON & COMPANY,
-. III Street Sc 20 81 S.
Lincoln 49, - Residence Phone Lincoln 1850
Aza0szzs WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE soAan -
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iIGH-CLASS COLORED.-
large. attractive appearing three-story
brick residence, located Rhode Island ave-
nue. close to iowa Circle. This house is in
perfect cond:t and has nine rooms and
bath. with hot water beat. Excellently suited
for colored physician. Price. $4,000. Con
yenient terms. See Mr.. Jangford.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1894 Il st. NV. Franklin a5u3-
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CAMP SITES.

WANTFDICANP SITE ON THE P0roNAC
improved OF uninproved; give fun partexlars
Address Box 244-T. Star Office e
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Moderately Priced Houses That Will Appeal to Thrifty
Purchasers
db
arranged with Kitchen . for $
D. sIrom ard
$40
Atrschve Groom bath
And2
desirable
oUR
ALLAN f. WALKER & CO.. Inc.
S
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COLORED HOMES

COLORED HOMES.
NR. HOBART PL. AND SHER-
MAN AVE-: 2-story colonial brick;
elec. lights newly papered: large brick
garage: vacant; want an offer: ON
terms, or consider trade.
FLA. AVE NE; 6 T and b.. COLO
NAL brick; h.-w.h., e1ec. lights deep
lot: alley: monthly tenant; asking
$3.50; $3.50 cash, balance SIS
month adjoining house renting for 500
month.
FOR COLORED HOMES or invest.
nents, from $2.950 upward. see or.
large, exclusive list, on easy payment
plan; exchange considered on several.
N. F. RYON CO.. INC,
Main 1897. 1929 f St
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
(Ontfuued.
FOR COLORED.

In good NV. section, 2-family dat; rooms
and bath each, splendid investment; location
improving rapidly. Gall N. S23D between
and 1880 Monday and Tuesday,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29
MOTOR|ST
ON TOUR Of:
U.S..
Owner Of Chandler on Forty
Ninth Trip Through
Nation.

Americas greatest automobile
traveller. Col. King Stanley, seventy.
year-oId Indian fighter and trail
blazer. is making his forty.ninth
motor circuit Of the United States.
Still driving the fourth car pro.
duced by the Chandler factory, a
1918 model, Colonel Stanley is head
ing east through Texas, en- route to
San Francisco by way of New York
and Boston. He belongs to 2SO
automobile clubs in various cities
and his membership cards show his
residence as America"
For almost half a century now
/ have been travelling through
America" says the Indian scout.
II have crossed the continent on
foot, on horse. in a wagon, and on
a bicycle.
When I adopted an automobile
I felt my old comrades Of the plains
would no longer speak to me, but
now find that many OF them also
have cars.
This Is my forty.ninth round trip
OF the country in my Chandler and,
though somewhat the worse for
wear, we are both good for many
more.'
During his travels, Colonel Stan.
ley has collected many rare photo.
graphs. Among his collection is
what is said to be the last photo.
graph taken Of Francisco Pancho
Villa, the Mexican rebel.
Il took many pictures on the
villa RANCH" the colonel said. Zone
or my best was of his 1000 ranch
hands in military training in the
fields"
The adventures Of Colonel Stanlev
are hardly more remarkable than
the Chandler car in which he has
done his travelling. It is car No.
q produced by the Chandler fac.
tory, and has covered a total of
21z,OOO miles. and according to its
owner, 1t Is still running Strong"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29
FORD PRODUCES
FAST MOTOR
BOAT
Shine : Ninety Nine" Bears
Name of Old Record
Breaking Car.

There's a new victor in the
motorboat racing world and where
ever enthusiasts gather for the
next few months to speculate on
the big events scheduled for the
coming season, It's pretty safe to
presume that they will have con.
siderable to say about Mine Ninety
Nine"
Edsel B. Ford's new racer is a
marvel in its class. To the old-timers
who gathered for the Sweepstakes
race down at Miami, Fla, a couple
of weeks ago it was a complete
surprise.
mine Ninety Nine made its
debut when it entered for the
Biscayne Bay 1924 championship
on the afternoon Of March Z, with
half a dozen other contenders' for
the honor. At the gun. the trim,
sturdy little craft fairly leapt into
the fray and then settled down
beautifully for the 20.lap grind
around the Emile course. Soon
1t had taken half a tap over its
nearest competitor and steadily
maintained this until the end Of
the heat, and without being pushed
to any extent carried away the
honors Of the day in splendid
style.
''Nine Ninety Nine" with the
same sure, confident air of the
first day, and letting out a trifle
more went into the second heat
Of the race with new burst Of
speed, Tapped its nearest competitor
three times and easily held that
lead to the end OF the forty.mile
grind, winning the championship
and the McAllister Hotel trophy,
a magnificent silver cup, standing
twenty.nine inches on its base Of
ebony.
mine Ninety Nine" arrived home
. day or two ago-at the Ford
Dearborn, Mich, where 1t will re-
main until the big classics later
The name, Mine Ninety Nine"
flashing its silvered letters on the
sides, seemed rather familiar and
perhaps a bit significant:
Many will remember the name.
Not score Of years ago. when
Henry Ford was pioneering in
the automobile business he de.
veloped a racing car, christened
It 1893" and drove 1t to. victory
in races all over the country. It
was with 1893" that he first broke
the mile,A-minute record.
Ford experts, pioneering now in
gas-driven nautical engines, seem
to have attained a notable achieve
men in the motor hidden beneath
the glistening deck Of the mine
Ninety Nine," which returned a
winner in the first race Of it's
career.
The mine Ninety Nine" is 2s
feet, 6 inches long and has a 6.
foot beam. It IL Of V-bottom dis.
placement and built for the In
ternational Sweepstakes class. 1t
IL of mahogany with a S-ply bot.
tom, 2-ply sides and 1-pIy top.
The deck is of streamline design
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29
NEW GASOLINE
STATION IS
OPENED
Standard Oil Company Estab-
fishes Eleventh Station
in Washington.

J. z. Walker, local manager for
the Standard OIL Company, stated
this morning that the new Standard
filling station opened today by his
company at Biadensburg road and
Barney street y completely fin
ished and ready, to furnish the ex-
cellent service for which Standard
stations are noted.
The new station is conveniently
located for motorists using the
Bladensburg road and going through
Cottage City.
Each customer buying five or
more gallons of Standard gasoline
at this station today will receive
free coupons good for four quarts
Of Polarine.
Standard motor gas, ethyl gas
and benzol will be sold at the new
location.
The new station Is the eleventh
to be opened here by the Standard
Oil Company. The other stations
are located as follows: 1912 Sher.
man avenue northwest, Fourteenth
and d streets northwest, Twenty
sixth and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, Massachusetts, avenue
and Second street northwest, Florida
and New Jersey avenues northwest.
Georgia avenue and Blair road
northwest, Florida avenue and H
street northeast, Connecticut ave-
nue. and Porter street northwest,
Florida avenue and First street
northeast. $50 Colorado avenue
northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29
HowCars Are Painted
In TUO Parts PART /
BY BARNEY OLDFIELD.
tcopyrght 1924 by Kautman

Every paint shop has set Of sample which
ct the STANDARD cOor they win look the finished
faithfully the final result The wide expanse
the body itself tends to produce lighter shade that judges
from the inspection OF the small
choose color that have another ask the painter
duplicate Do not choose coors that
tendency to fade and weather badly This generally
the conservative colors.
The cost of repantg depends upon the condition Of the
old finish and the degree durability the
new nss the old paint surface has merely become dull and
coats OF nnh varnish will sometimes do the old surface
cred with cracks or the paint has blsered peeled it becomes
the old and repaint
This type Of job known bur-o" term is inaccurate
because the paint seldom removed nowadays oashioned
method Of burning off with bowoch Modern
removers are more easily used and just effective
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29

replacement forgets to tighten some
nut on which great deal depends.
We have seen an engine lose coIp-
preston to an amazing extent, b..
cause a mechanic had neglected to
tighten a couple Of the cylinder
head nuts. We had clutch ad-
justment made and after it was
all over and supposedly everything
snug, we found the mechanic had
forgotten to tighten 1ur, which
destroyed any effect of the repair.
We had a fan. adjustment made,
but matters were even worse after
than before. Fortunately we found
that the garage mechanic in making
the adjustment, had looseaed the
nut, shifted the fan shaft, but he
had forgitten to tighten the nut
again, so the latter condition was
worse than the first.
Have you ever forgotten to in
sert cotter pins, after you have
finished a repair job of some kind?
If yous haven't your memory In
better than those of most garage
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29

not long ago. The result may b
left to the imagination, also the
language Of our motoring friend!
In the adjustment Of wheel bear.
ings. an accurate TT is very nsces.
sary. We know motorist Of our
fair city who had his wheel bear.
ings frightened recently and found
very shortly that the mechanic had
made too tight fit. How did he
find out? BY having the bearings
burn out in about eighty miles Of
running. A loud squeak heralded
what was coming.
1t is good plan when a repair
job has been carried out in a shop
and the trouble II was intended to
correct is just as apparent after al
before, to suspect some error on the
part OF the mechanic. Remember
this ana apply the lesson to your
self IL you do your own work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29
An Aid For Night Driving.

1t is possible, for a driver to
protect himself from headlight
glare by putting a small opaque
piece on the upper lefthand part of
his windshield. He can get behind
this and 1t will break the glare
and enable him to see where he is
going,
Practical knowledge Helps.
A motorist who does many small
repairs and adjustments about his
car will learn a good many things
about the car that he never knew.
and which win do him no harm to
know. He will learn to expect less
Of his car, and better appreciate
the good service that is built into
the average machine. Further
more, he will learn that many Of
his past difficulties were distinctly
due to his own neglect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29

II high uegree Of durability and
br1lliance is desired, ten or fifteen
coats win be required. The sim.
plest possible job would require not
less than five coats. II win take
about twenty days to finish the
more complete job. and a week to
ten days for the completion Of the
one with a minimum number Of
coats. Every reduction in the mum.
Der Of coats affects saving in
time and material, with resultant
decrease in the cost. Follow the
advice of your painter and specify
a number of coats that will insure
reasonable durability Of the lus-
trous finish. RMw
When your car is received in the
paint shop for a burnoff, it is frs.
given a very thorough wash. The
chassis parts. wheels. axles, frame
and spring are sometimes cleansei
with hot water to remove the
grease and Oil. If steam is not
available, solutions of soda and
water or chemical cleaning COM
pounds are used. Tar and mud are
removed nom the lenders by means
of putty knives or scrapers. The
next step Is the removal Of plated
parts, which are sent to the plat
ing department for a new surface
of nickel. If the paint shop is
equipped with enamesing, ovens, the
tenders. lamps and radiator shell
are dismIounted for transfer to the
enameling department. II these
parts are TO be painted, they are
usually left in place and finished
with the balance Of the car. The
tires and rims are removed and
stored. The car is now ready for
the paint shop proper.
Paint or Varnish removers are
made in liquid or paste form and
are applied directly to the painted
surface with q brush. They are
made Of chemicals which act as
solvents Of the varnish. The old
paint softens under their action
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29

and there is no raised engine
hatch.
The engine, a 12.cylinder Ford
Liberty marine conversion, is a. dis
tinct development Of Ford engineers.
In building 1t they used the crank
case. crankshaft, and connecting rods
Of the Ford Liberty aircraft engine.
The pistons, camshafts, valves,
valve springs, ignition system, car
buretors, induction manifolding and
exhaust piping are Of new design.
The cylinders are of an entirely diff.
ferent design than in the Liberty,
and are made OF steel forgings weld
ed together.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29
REPLACING HEAD STUDS.

10 replace cylinder head studs
quickly. take a piece Of hexagon
STOCK OF suitable size for the stud
ana Grill and tap one end to take
one'Quarter inch set screw. The
otner END is drilled and tapped to
Ilt the END OF the stud. Thread the
stud into the hexagon member and
tnen lock 1t with the set screw, the
stuG can then be drawn home by
applying a wrench to the hexagon
memDer, says a writer In Auto.
mobile Digest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29
BY ALEXANDER JOHNSTON,
Editor Of Motor.

Copyright, 1894. by International
Feature Service. Incl
1t often happens to the motor
car owner that he gets his car
back from the service station, where
some repair has been made, only
to have the same trouble develop
again with increased virulence.
Sometimes thig is due to the fact
that the repairmanS has tried to
remedy something that called for a
major operation. sometimes the re.
nairman has not attempted to cure
the trouble, and often it is caused
by some f0rgetfulness on the part
OF the mechanic. This subject is of
interest to the owner who has his
repairs carried .out in the garage,
and 1t Is also of interest to you and
me. who do our own work, because
we are Just as likely to forget as
the garage mechanic.
Remarkable how many times the
operator after making a repair or
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29

mechanics. for. these professionals
do just this thing. Whenever you
tackle repair job, thing to your
self, Don't forget the cotter PIN"
We know an unusually expert
motorist, who took his car to a
garage to have leaking hose re
placed. The new one was slipped
into place and apparently the job
was well done, but in a very brief
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29

time the engine was oVerheated and
examination proved that the ra.
diator was dry again. The me-
chanic had forgotten to tighten the
clamp that holds the hose in place,
1t seems almost impossible that
mechanic in a reputable garage
could forget to insert a cotter Din
in the brake clevis, but that is iust
what happened to q friend of ours
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-16
Warns Middle-Aged
Women to Check
High Blood Pressure
Take Norma.
Take Norma.

Thousands Of women at the
changing time Of life are in danger
Of high blood pressure. It is caused
by poisonous waste accumlatine in
the system or the weakening of one
or more organs. This forces the
heart to do more work and raises
blood pressure.
The symptoms are dizziness,
shortness Of BREATH, head pains.
flushed faces nervousness or sleep.
lessness. High blood pressure must
be treated and stopped tar every.
one knows 1t brings on Rright's
disease, apoplexy and often sudden
death. 1t Is too dangerous and
quick acting to go without hesdiag
its symptoms.
Norma is Doctors prescription
for high blood pressure that has
been used with great success, and
Is now sold by Peoples Drug stores
and good druggists everywhere,
Being purely vegetable medi-
cine 1t contains no habit forn,islg
drugs, is harmless, and works In
such a way that 1t drives out waste
matter, lessons the duty OF the
Over.taxed hear" and reduces blood
pressure swiftly and safely Often
one bottle brings great relief. Get
a bottle of Norma today and free
yourself Of life shortening high
blood pressure.
The name Is
y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-16
COUNT TEN
BEFORE

Telling the lady customer she
should buy the hat because a
dozen women before her bought
one just like it.
Laughing at black eye on a
pugilist. sometimes they're con-
tagious.)
Practising to be a jallbird.
Intending to kiss the pretty
nurse and kissing the baby by
mistake.
Feeding pet alligator out OF
the palm Of your hand.
Putting the ''owe" in radio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-16
WE WISH

We were a burglar, because our
wife wouldn't wait up for US, and
IL she did we'd know how to get
in the window.
That our pay check was made
Of elastic.
People wouldn't try to cure
their coughs by going to the
theater.
That they'd pass a prohibition
law against amateur saxophone
players.
We could train a collar button
to stand on its hind legs and
bark out loud.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-16
WEWONDER

II they remembered NAH 1ougg
On Mothers Day.
II the radio was tho cause Of
Hannlet's crouch.
1 q detective can find a collar
button quicker than an ordinary
man:
How many Of the men who
Signed the Declaration Of Inde-
pendenco were married.
"a Congressman can blow .up
ms own automobile tires.