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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-11
j 5. BUILDING.
ACTIVITIES
INCREASE
New York Leads Other Cities
Showing 9.Months' Cain
81 20 Per Can't

Building activities Throughout the
country during the first nine months
% the year were per cent ahead
lot the correspondents period In 1928,
according to the national monthly
building survey Of s. w. iStraus and
Company, completed yesterday. For
September, the gain over the same
month last year in building permits
ana plans filed In the sOb leading
cities and towns ofthe country COW
cred BY the survey. was per cent.
The total for the nine months
period was 2,7SS. 900 900, compared
with 1866, OOO, 900 last year. The
Eastern and Southern sections
showed creditable gains, while the
Central and far Western States re.
vea1ed slight losses.
Among the large cities, New York
made an outstanding record during
the three-quarters Of the year, the
total in plans filed for the period
being 1851. sos, 900, compared with
$575, OILS 900 last wear. q gain Of
sos. e76 900. or nearly 20 per cent.
Detroit, Philadelphia, Boston, San
Francisco. milwaukee, Baltimore
Dallas, Denver, Providence, Louis
vile and Rochester made gains
worthy Of notice
Every, section Of the country dis.
played increased activity In Septem.
Der as compared with the same
month In 1929, although the gain
in New York Was nominal, while
Chicago displayed . s5.OO0.O00 de.
cline.
The twenty-five leading cities
gained about Si2, 900, 900 over the
same month last year ana slightly
more than $1,000, 900 over BepteTn.
Der, 1922.
Outstanding gains for the month
were, recorded IN Detroit, Cleveland,
Boston, San Francisco, Washington,
Milwaukee, Indianapolis. Cincinnati,
Denver and Providence.
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HARB0R
nest WILL BE
RESERVED
american Eagle Eyrie Is Az
tracing Nationwide
Attention

Nationwide attention has been
directed to Herald 11arbor on the
Severn river by the discovery Of
mammoth bald eagles nest on
the property. The National AsnO.
citation OF Audubon Societies has
taken notice Of it. The Baltimore
society recently purchased the lots
in the vicinity Of the nest to pre-,
serve 1t.
4. Gilbert Pearson. president Of
the National Association Of Audi.
bon Societies, writing to the Her
aid Harbot Company. from New
York. said:
AS president Of the largest
organization in the world inter.
ested in the study and protection
OF wild birds and animals, per-
NIT me to congratulate you on
having become the owner Of the
tract OF land near the Severn
river, on which understand Is
situated an eyrie Of the American
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81 sEpED I'M CLOTHES
or VNOUL BE SUICIDE

NEW YORK. Oct. IL BILLS Of
varying denominations amounting
10 ss.sss were found sewpd IN the
underwSar of i man whom Il r.
onirSd five patrolmen to prevent
from hurting himself OFF the WAL.
liamah0rg bridge.
s AZ the first pntrol1nan approached
Inn ne muttered that he wanted
to end his troubles and take his
money with him. The man, who
couId not be identified. was taken
70 d hospital and placed In the
psychopa ward.
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Polish ENVOY IN
HONOR To
PULASKI
vvladysIaw WroblewsIi Lays
Wreath on Statue Of Revo-
llltionarY Hero

WIadysIaw WrOblewsIsi. minister
or Poland, laid d wreath az the foot
OF the Pulaski statue, at Tht~teenta
street and Pennsylvania avenue, on
the t4bth Anniversary be the gallant
Revolutionary heross dSath, today.
American and foreign hammers, to-
gether with emBlems Of the Sons
@Of the Revolution, were raised BY
soldiers and sailors Al squad Of
marines acted as guard of honor.
IA section OF the Marine Band
played the national anthems az the
United States, France ana Poland
during the ceremony.
Invocation was prOnUufced by
Doctor Thomas Edward Greene,
chaplain uf the Sons or the Revo.
luton. Diplomatic representatives
pf Poland, France and Haiti were
present.
the statue 81 Count Casinair
Pulaski. the Polish nObienlafl who
was induced BY BENJAMIN Tranlk1irt
- aid tho colonies Ia their fight
Tor ifidependef Il the only
memorial uf lee kind IA the District
to an officer ok foroikn birth who
died In the United States service
during the Resolution.
The connulittee FOR the event CON.
pFised BrisAdter General Dion WI
llatns, Colonel Mervyn q. Buckley,
Commander Frederick q. pyne.
Commander William q. /. stiles.
Engineer Commissioner ]. F,rankiin
Bell, Major Charles r.. Gandersor
Captain John II. Craige, Lieutenant
William Carvel Han, Frank 3.
Hight and NeWbold Moves. They
were assisted BY Brtgadier General
George Richards, president OF the
society. and Charles r. Light. sec
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eagle. Not many landowners IN
Eastern North America are To-Day
10 favored. May / suggest you
advise the people o. the region
J IS the very great desirabillty Of
extending protection to this noble
bird on all occasions"
The Herald Harbor management
has posted the traiI to the eagles
nest 60 it may be easily located
BY menAbers Or the Herald Hafbor
Country Club Nmd visitors to the
new summer resort.
The coming of autumn red leaves
has added much to the natdraI
beauties Of Herald Harbor and each
Sunday sees many visitors at the
popular new resort. The clubhouse
win remain open. Members and
visitors may obtain old fashioned
Maryland chicken dinners and rooms
BY the day or week, Il desired.
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was built TO cover the field III the
broAdest possible manner.
IA speaking Of the course the
Instructor said that the course WAS
4 part of the educational program
tton Of Real Estate Boards ana was
being conducted under the auspices
.of the Washington Real Estate
Board with the assistance of the
local realtors who will deliver the
various lectures scheduled.
II at the next Meeting Of the clasS
the subject Property Management I
Win ne discussed w =. f. M. Bowie,
vice president OF the I'll. q. Rust
Company
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No one denies the desirability
Of building i Lewis Hone
Forevepwhere Lewis HOmesare
noted for their artistic appear
ance durable constrOction
low maintenance cost and high
resale value. And Lewis 7-Point
Projection Is tie positive assur.
ance Of complete and lasting
satisfaction that home owners
have long wished some old
established institution would
offer them.
But some have thought thar be-
cause Of al these things Lewis
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NAB RUTL ER's SECRETARY
lFOR BOozE LAW vol ATOM

CHICAGO, Ovt. TIA man who
gave his name Is James Vincent "
when arrested for violating the
prohibition law In i cabaret. was
identified as J. Mercer Vernon. Al
man, who under the name "
George Moses, posted 81 900 cash
bond for VhrnOn,s release. was
said 70 be none other than United
states Senator George -. Moses, II
New Hampshire.
vernon u secretary 70 William M.
Butler, national manager oe Pres.
ident Coolidge,s campaign.
Nj. Butler 81 IN. the east, HAVING
LEFT Chicago Headquarters last week.
Vernon n nald to have been III
charge during Mr.. Buffers absence.
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MAN ACCUSED or STAYING
ASKS COURT FOR FREEDOM.

POTTsvT1sLE, Pa, oct. ll.John
KagWas, Of Minersville, who VIII
have = haheas corpus hearing. il
charged with killing waiter Gu
denis In . quarrel over ) dos. a
favorite dog which oudenis wns
taking with him Tor . walk was
run over and killed BY an auto.
mobile. The quarrel which follow.
ed led TO the murder. District A.
torney Palmer claims.
The prosecution will ask u have
Kaawas retained In iaii, al e a,
proposed to try him Tor firsk az.
gree murder unless the eyidence
taken u the hearing exonerAteR
him. He Ii one OF the i've Ynen
charged with first dagree murder.
on the list to be tried here.
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Y REAL ESTATE
COURSE GETS
UNDER WAY
John A. Petty Gives Analysis
Of Realty Business At
First Lecture

The real estate course conducted
w the local Y. NJ. q A, was
started this week with d lecture by
John A. Petty. executive secretary
of the washington Real Estate
Board. who il acting as Instructor
during the course. An Analysis
pf the Real Estate Business was
the subject discussed and Mr. Petty
outlined the functions of the various
departments Of q real estate office
and showed how the entire course
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BOSTON POLICE OFFICERS
TO TAKE FLYING LESSONS

BOSTON, Oct. 11.--AnnOlince.
m6nt that the city Ii to have an
aerial police squad was made by
Police Commissioners Herbert A.
Wilson.
According to the commissions
126 police officers win take lessons
In flying. The aim OF the police
air forces is to ''familiarize the Of
ficers with flying so that if the
emergency should arise calling for
aerial patrol they would be ready to
meet IL"
Evening star., 1924-05-24
APTS.-FUR. AND UNFUR.
Continued.

AMY GORDON, APARTMENT SPECIALIST.
to rooms, fur. and unfur.: month or year
$40 Colorado Bldg. Main 5S5.
VERY DESIRABLE THREE ROOM. KITCH-
EN-, RECEPTION HALL, BALCONY AND
BATH; ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS. OVERLOOK
ING 18th ST. LARGE NEW BUILDING.
WITH EXCELLENT SERVICE. THE AR
CONNIE, 1929 COLUMBIA RID. NV. RESI-
DENT MANAGER ON PREMISES. TEL.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Continued.

sOnNihueO.
18th, 18th AND Nd H STREETS NV; tTHE Al
rooms, newly redecorated and available at
wAGGAMAN & BRAwNER. INC.
Franklin 1885
T32 18th street NV.
1927 CENTER ST. NV.
APT 'Ss ROOMS i44s sna "ak bash. sT. NV 5000
i447 OAK ST NV. 49,
Apt. 143 rooms and bat bath............ h. 5000
300 2Ist ST NV.
Second floor rooms and ba tn. ........ $500
$500 14th ST NV.
Apt. 1856 rooms, recep. hall, baths
and inclosed porch, available July t.. 1890
Apt. ILL rooms. bath and inclosed
!, !, porch; aas available July 10 $3.50
porch, available June 15............ 5000
Apt. 4oa-4 rooms: bath and inclosed
porch avaI5a0,s iaas cnaFIN IaIH ! ST. NV. $3.50
Apt. 80 rooms. recep. hall and in
clio closed porch, available June l. can
2301 CONN AVE
Apt. 1-2 rooms. kitchenette and bath. 5000
141O ST. NV.
253O WISCONSIN AVE.
Apt. 5i-5 rooms and bath. h........... $500
THE AMBASSADOR.
1850 18th ST. NV.
Apt. 50i-s rooms and bath. 77.5O
Apt 7o3-l room and bath. .......... 1850
Ali-night telephone and elevator service.
1902 18th ST. NV
Apt. 30l-7 rooms and 3 baths. ........ $50 90
2222 QUE ST.
Apt "a rooms and bath........... $500
Apt. o2-o rooms and 2 baths. ......... 140. 90
1901 MACOMB ST
Apt. "a rooms and ba ............. 5000
Apt. A rooms and bath ........... $500
822 18th ST. NV.
Second fioor-2 rooms and bath tbache-
" '' s2s 18TH ST. NV. wv
Second foor-2 rooms and bath (bache-
Fourth foor-2 rooms. ktchenette and
THE ALTAMoNT.
1901 Wyoming Ave.
Apt. Alp rooms and , baths, avail
able June i. .........:. ....... oio.u
All-night telephone and elevator service.
1905 18th ST. NV.
Apt. 502-4 rooms and bath. .......... SO. 90
2106 ST. NV.
Apt. 33-;5 rooms and bath. th............. So. 50
Apt. 42-4 rooms and bath. ............. 80
1915 10th ST. NV.
Apt. III rooms. bath and dressing
room. --..-...---... !SD.W
Apt. H-4 rooms and bath. 105. 90
Apt. 54+4 rooms and bath......... 107. so
Apt. 70-5 rooms, bath and dressing
' 1866 COLUMBIA RID. '
Apt. 42-S rooms and bath. ............ $500
3625 18th ST.
Apt. 3-5 rooms, bath and porch. ..... 140.0 90
Apt. 35-2 rooms and hath. Murphy bed $50
1915 SPRING PL.
Apt. 3-3 rooms and bath. ............. 800
Apt. 34-3 rooms and bath. 1900
3039 MACOMB ST.
Apt. 12-3 rooms and bath. ............. 67.50
Apt. 3S- rooms and bath. h.-........... $500
H. l.. RUST COMPANY,
912 18TH ST. NV. Main 6Sss.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FOUR OR FIVE ROOM furnished apartment:
have children; by June TO- State location and
rent wanted. Address Box ss-R, Star office.
o4s
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SINGLE ROOM and ba III labout SIS MONTH
board optional. June l. by gentleman: perma
n"nt; private family preferred. Address Box
2on-R, Star office. -"
RY TWO YOUNG MEN for summer months;
Georgetown, city limits, reservoir building
vicinity: garage space desirable. Address Box
1Ol r. Star office 80
on NEARBY MARYLAND YARN, for three
adults Benz Ahern 1870 jefferson st. Phane
Adams llf3 after Il nm 3is
WANTED-A home for girl years old Call
at 705 II ST., 2nd floor. 2s
1908 * N.W.--One single and double
rooms, large parlor; meals carefully prepared;
special trial rates to prove We have best
meals 24s
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GENTLEMAN wants unfurnished room, bath
and kitchenette in apartment, in NV. section;
state location and rates. Address Box 1877 X,
Star office. 2Js
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WANTED-Two unfurnished Ink. rooms, run
ming water and private BATH; near Dupont or
Thomas Circles Address Box 136-R. Star
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WANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD

WANrED--By refined young lady. furnished
room near RosSyln, Va. Address Box 20f- II
Star office. 26a
Evening star., 1924-05-24

80 10th ST. S.E.-Two housekeeping rooms
and sleeping porch: Ami; garage if desired
Lincoln
Evening star., 1924-05-24

iOl5 Q ST. S.W.-3 room fiat. 2nd floor front;
h.-wh. BATH same floor; gas; good neighsnr-
hoo IN
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CHEVY CHASE, D.C.-Entire floor three
rooms, private hath: detached house: garage
If desired Cleve. 1413. %
1887 ST. N.E.-3 rooms and hath: very de-
sirable; h.-w.h., elec.: reasonable. Main S6S
or Lincoln Troll
Evening star., 1924-05-24

LADY desires clean. light room near 14tl
and w Sis. NV. Address Box 2ll-R, STA
office
Evening star., 1924-05-24

Srd AND SITS. NV. drug store-Large,
airy front room: electricity. gas. water, sink.
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TOE KENNEDY ST. N.W-One ROOM kitchen,
screened porch and BATH ami; Ink; $50
month. Columbia 167T-W. %
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1439 YOU ST. N.W.-Two rooms. bath. for
Ink. heat. gas, electricity; reasonable.
Evening star., 1924-05-24

$500 ST. N.W.-Enrire feo-. rooms gas.
semi-private bath; $50 month; garage II
al sirad
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ROOMS AND BOARD

11O4 VERMONT AVE. S.W-Downtown; large
room adjoining bath; excellent table; con-
genial home; cool and comfortable. Transents
arcommoda ted 24s
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ssS34 gath ST. NE large rooms for light
housekeeping: gas. heat and electricity;
screened: detached house: private family: re-
nned neighborhood. Potomac 1914. 25s
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PETWORTH-Large room. h.-w.h.. cleo, un-
limited phone, SIS: also garage. 81. Adams
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4OS NEW HAMPSHIRE - Spacious studio
room, suitable journalist, musician: $50
weekly; adjoins bath. Meals, 30c. Central.
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1892 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-By
owner, outside rooms newly decorated back
porch; sink and gas range in kitchen: thor
onghly modern: adults ONLY
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18th AND H STREETS NV tTHE AL
bany) 1.-TWO rooms and bath Uarge. outside
rooms); newly redecorated and available at
once. Price, S65.
WAGGAMAN & BRAwNER. INC.
Franklin 74S5
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENT JUNE To OCT. ! OR
longer: two large rooms. kitehenette and bath:
new: beautifully located first floor front
S15 and one month free to party buying com
plete furnishings. Reasonable. Apt. D. $500
Connecticut ave- 20
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l4th and Fairmont sts.-Dcsirable double and
singls rooms: excellent meals; telephone in
every room: rates reasonable .6'
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Is 14th ST. v E-Two three unfurnisheC
rooms for housekeeping. second floor; elec
h.w.h.. gas; So and $35 per month. 2as
1877 ADAMS ST. NV large, second floor
closets, range, electricity; privileges; neal
ears mark
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hle single and double room; twin beds hot
water. elec. lights; walking distance govt.
depts: excellent meals: reasonable jelH
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1888 WILLARD ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS. SEMI
bath: porch: linens; gus, phone. North
$3.50
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THE LEuMAss ueo1 ST. Z.
Apt. 3O4. 8 r. and b.. siJ.
CHAS. F.. TRIBBY,
5l9 Dist. Nat. Bank bldg. NJ. ATS.
THE PENTILLY.
1912 ST. NV. 81
room rooms ktfese kiteseD AND and oss ssab as
2200 10th ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath. $50. 90.
s4O7 18th ST. fCLEvELAND PARK. =
rooms, kitchen and bath; :;;......... $1,000.
THE MARINE, -
18th AND BELMONT SITS. NV
1886 ST. NV -
f0''ns 1ao 14o4 % coIUMBiA asoi RID: NV. sf0'V'
rooms, kitchen and and bath .;;, h. 5000"
1908 CoNNECTICUT AVE. -
rooms kischen ,sas and TrpSns bath sr $1,000
room. kitchen and bath. ............. $55.0t,
rooms, kitchen and bath. .......--.-. $4,000
1 room, kitchen and bath ............. s47.5o :
rooms ana 1878 Hs'nsti VERNON ST ''''''' ;.
New bnilding.) -
| room. kitchen and bath. ............. 100
rooms. kitchen and bath. h..:......... $3.50
1859 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
rooms, kitchen and bath. .:......... $1,000
300 18th ST. NE.
. '''"S' isaa iss"ec coNSEeTIcUT sSS ssIIi; AVE - 80
rooms, kitchen and hath. ............ 800. 90
30o1 PORTER ST. ~.
3 rooms, kitchen and hath. --.......... sIJ.DaI,
1851 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVN IH
rooms, kitchen and bath ........-.-. $4,000
4 rooms, kitchen and bath. ............ SSa. Oh
170T y ST. Ny. ~
rooms doctors officel. 80 ~
rooms, kitchen and bath. h............ .S110.01
5 rooms kitchen and bath. s135. 90
room ma and niathh. bath ii1 io'n 81 ~" $40 os
rooms, kitchen and bath. ........... SIS. 90 +.
!.
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RENT ROOMs-SUBURBAN.
WANTED-sUBURBAN ROOMS.

WANTED-Suburban bachelor accommoda tions
parity furnished: near tennis court or club
Address Rox 1s1-R. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-05-24

Main 2100. 1412 Eye st. NV. -
18th AND EAST CAPITOL SrS. H.
Three rooms and bath: heat and Janitos,
service; modern buildings. Rent. $45 per
month. -,
HARRY A. KITE INC, ~
Main 1876 1914 K'st. NV.
THE ROSWELL. 18th ST. NV, APT. No,
50 large rooms and bath, housekeeping apt.i
newly papered and painted; cleo. heat. hoo :
water and janitor service included for $46.a
per month
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS. .Ge
18th and SITS. NV. Main 1900
2OO7 EYE ST. NV ROOMS AND 8ATIt,
SEQ.
2O07 Eye st. NV rooms and bath (rearL :"
$3.50. -
W. J. PILLING, o;
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LEGISLATURE To
, GET 5000 BILL
Measure Defeated at Last
Session.

The women's ffty-fifty bill defeat
ID at last session Of legislature
is again 10 he presented at the com
ing session. according to information
n political circles.
Bill provides for dual organization
Il women and men in political par
les
II sentiment Of D. c. Stephenson
political advisor 10 Governor-elect
Ed Jackson. reflects sentiment of the
administration the bill If presented,
is again doomed 70 defeat.
Stephenson said:
The only women Z know who are
azitatinE the ffty-fifty bill are the
same ones who went everywhere
making speeches before the enact
ment of't6e equal suffrage bill cry
ng for an opportunity TO ne ad-
mitted to politics on a basis Of equal
Y with men. Now they are I'M
willing 20 work with the regular
political organizations and are ask
ing the next Legislature to separate
them from the thing they have been
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wanting during the past twenty
years.
Why not go a bit farther and
ask for a male and female Governor
and all other public offices? There
is nothing to be gained by comprO-
misc"
The bill was presented at the last
Legislature by Miss Betsy Edwards,
Republican woman leader, and was
backed generally by womens' clubs
of both political parties over the
State.
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H00sier Briefs

SSEII. PORTER Of
X Burton married under diff
fculties. He was arrested
for speeding en- route to Ft
Wayne TO get his license and then
on his way back he ran out of
gasoline. Barney Rupright had
20 come to his rescue in supplying
Eas.
Homer Harmon of Brookston. 20.
did not know a bridge was out and
his auto Owed into mldalr and
dropped thirty feet into Wildcat
Creek. He escaped with cuts on his
face and loss Of three teeth.
Kokomo has installed its first stop
and go" signals at busy street cor
ners here.
Dr c.. ". NIackey. according to let
tiers sent to his friends at Portland.
had a narrow escape from death
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when attacked by a buck deer In the
Maine Woods.
ET aASHINGTON almost had
WE sausage. Two car loads of
- hogs overturned on the B.
& o. tracks there.
Large attendance is expected at
the Christian Citizenship confer
ence az Peru New. $3.50.
It cost Arthur Birkholz and
Geore Suit. farmers, S24 to hum
rabbits without a license. Game
wardens were on the job.
Oscar Macy, II. confessed he stole
i've automobiles TO save the wea.
and tear on his own machine.
Bunker Hill Methodist Church at
Conuersville. where Baptists started
services ninety years ago, sold at
auction for S525.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
MOUTH WASHES
DEODORIZERS
SOAPS

f0c Palmolive soap -...-..-.S for zoe
2oc Armour's Stork CASTLE ....-13c
20c B0cabelli CASTLE .......-...I3c
pc Clayton's Dog Soap -.-----.--t9c
PIC Cuticura SOAP. ice; 3 fOr....55c
Doc Packers Tar Soap -.-..-.-...23o
en- Packers LiGuid Tar Soap .-45e
30 Pears Iuscented Soap,
lBc. for .oac
pc Pears Unscented Soap .-....15c
Zoe Jergeu's Violet Glyc. Soap. 49,. Sc
pc Glorer's Dog Soap ...-......G9c
pc Wo0dbuTy's Facial Soap lee
5oc HesinoI soap --.---..-.-.--. fHC
zoe SOcieti Hygieuiqus Soap ...-45c
&c Germicidal Soap ............lsc
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FACE LOTIONS

Sf.oo Kinds Honey and Al. CT &c
sc Holmes Frostilla .........-..2ic
soc Orchard White .......-......3 9c
&c Oriental Cream ......-... 59c
81 30 Oriental Cream. .SI.i9
40c Glycerine Lotion .....--.-.-.25c
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OINTMENTS, SALVES

50c Cuticura Ointment ..3 $40
pic Cuticura Ointment .....Isc
BIC Rcsin0l Ointment ............Gto
81 20 Resinol Ointment .........stc
N Black and White Ointment zoe
J'c iUue1 -..------ -.,-.-..... 3Dc
zoe Nentho Sulphur ..........40c
soc Feterson.s Ointment ...--...4 400
25c Arnica Salve ..............IBo
l5c Maleus Salve ..a..........l0r
soc q. and .. Ointment ......24o
zoe Or fIales Household
Ointment ......3ec
55c Pick Salves ..................29
SOC Jnguentine ...................3 800
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DYSPEPSIA
REMEDIES

25c Brllans Observation-Disclosures.
8oc S'uart's Charcoal Tablets Rte
60r rapc's Diapepsin Tablets ... 2sc
SOC Fairchilds Ess. pepsin ..... 45c
81 % Fairchild's Syrup Pepsin. SAC
81 20 CRldWell's Syrup Pepsin lilo
Soc Caldweils Syrup Pepsin .44o
15o Charcomints .................I9
SOC Eatonic Observation-Disclosures. 89c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

This special low price of $3.50 on genuine solid
oak living room and library furniture is not the
price of single piece, but Of ALL THREE of
the pieces illustrated here. This entire set,
consisting Of handy library table with mag
azine shelf, comfortable rocker and side chair
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
COLD IN CHEST

35c Vlcks Salve ...............es
75e Vlck's Salve ...........48 o
$50 Vick's Salve ....,......0 sc
C1c Muster0le NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
'ffH MuNteFole -.....-....s..ss ..21c
BIC Hobs0n's Vaporizing
Cordial ...................
60c Red Pepper Rub ............4a acc
roc Mentho Goose Grease .....8 $40
25c Mentholatum ......I9c
50c Mcntholatum ..............81
81 90 Mentholatum 74c