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pFLIcATEssEN, soda fountain. magazines:
DONG excellent business; on good corner. Cali
Franklin 1915 2s
TAILOR SHOP, fully equipped also Ford
truck: reasonable price for quick sale 2Oos
RARE oPPoRTUNITY for Investment in
sums of 5000 to 5000, yielding 8 per cent
and q bonus; established business. Address
OLD ESTABLISHED drug sundry has an
opening for experienced inside outside man
with some capital; good future. Address
Box TIE. Star Office.
MARKET sTAND-Act at once. only a few
stands left in Washington's most progressive
residential market PARK VIEW MARKET
Georgia ave. and Park road
s35o-Rooming house; rooms 18th 81.
sa50-Rooming house; II rooms, baths
S33o-Rooming house on St; rent, $40.
s650-Rooming house: L. rooms; rent So
$150-Rooming house; II rooms; rent, $40.
SS30-Rooming house; IA rooms; rent SIS
81, ,20o-Rooming house; 23 rooms; rent si25
81 .30o-Rooming house; IL rooms; rent. $50.
$15O-GrOcery and rooms; rent, $50
sSO0-Grocery and 8 rooms; rent. $50.
si,go-Grocery and . rooms; rent s35.
S2.00o-Grocery and rooms; good corner
$50 sss33-C"nfect t and deIicatessen; rent So.
sa3o-Confect. and delcatessen: rent. $40.
81 .00o-Confect and rooms; rent $40
s2m-Confect and lunch good business.
s6o0-tiSar and news stand; rent, $50; in
hotel; receipts, $50 per day.
S3,ooo-Cigar and news stand and bowling
alley business: splendid business.
ssoo-Nearbeer and lunch; rooms.
$i5O-Dry goods and notions; 5 rooms.
S1J0-Lunch: central: big bargain.
r. NJ. CTRTIS. MAIN s042. MAIN so43.
l100 EYE ST. NV. 11th AND y. Y. AVE.b
HOURS FROM $50 AM. TO $50 PM
| GROCERY STORE, NV.
Weekly business guaranteed to be $1,000
| weekly; ten years lease; low rent; good for
| two parties
GROCERY STORE. NV
Resident section. business. $500 weekly.
| Modern fixtures. Cheap for quick buyer.
| GROCERY STORE, S.W.
Weekly business, $500; large stock; good
| business location. Price. 81 600
| MARKET STAND.
| Good delica lessen stand in st. Market;
| weekly business. $500: price reasonable.
| NEAR BEER AND LUNCH ROOM, NV.
| In center of city; good business; room for
| pool tables
LUNCHRooM NV.
| high class lunchroom in a busy shopping
| center: weekly business, 81 900 Modern
equipment; good terms to buyer.
| BOOMING HOUSE, NV.
In center of city. Eleven rms, all fur fur
nished. Good paying tenants Price, $l,OOu
| CONFECTIONERY STORE, NE.
Weekly business. $3.50. Good location, busy
| block Excellent buy.
LOUIS !. RAEBACH. 500 9th. NJ 679f.
CALI, FOR NJ RRODIT.
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SALESLADIE

Wanted first class salesladies
for cloak and suit department
for new store to open about Oc-
tober 1st. State full particulars
as to age, experience and salary
expected. Address Box 26-D,
Star office.
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BUREAU. rocking chairs. stand. rugs tseS.
pral partly worn) linoleum tIike newl, bed
(solid braSSJ, springs, mattress. portleres
tcreen and goldl. fruit jars (Several dozen.
Phone Cleye, ll13.
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CHEST DRAWERS. bookcases. Gov: Winthrop
desks. drop-leaf card console, gate-leg library
and dining tables, lowboy, wing chalr ana
saxinc nrices 3 T. Arnold. l322 9 st. n. W.
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

BEAUTY CULTURE, all-around opera tor.
with knowledge Of marcelling. Address Box
33T II. Star Office. 24s
CASHIER-Restaurant. hotel. theater; middle
aged; experienced. Mrs. Il. NJ C., 5O4 ID
ST. Sc.
CATALOGUER, experienced, would like to
catalogue or arrange private library; best
references. Tel. North 2sI4-J.
CLEKk-TYPIsI. experienced, knowledge Of
bookkeeping and stenography; SIS week. Ad-
dress BOX 62-E. Star office 23s
DRESSMAKING-Coats refined S4-S6; also
remodeiing. North 4636-W.
NURSE. practical. wishes position compan-
ion nurse: will give best OF service; references
IL desired. Address BOX S5-E. star office.
=. B. y. TELEPHONE OPERATOR desires
position with business concern, apartment or
hotel; best of references. Address Box ia E,
Star office.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants ot,stetrical cases;
medium charge best references. Address Box
25-E Star office 23s
YOUNG LADY, intelligent, wants position as
clerk or Office work: references. Phone Main
Ss2 from 3 TO 10 am. 24s
YOUNG WOMAN desires clerical position
where there is chance for advancement: best
of references. Address Box f. Star office.
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SITUATIONS=MALE.
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YOUNG MAN 30 years old wants work as
handy man in stock room good reference.
Phone Line. SS99
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CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for men >
and ladies' second hand clothing. Potomac
o3O4 J. Bernstein. 1926 Tth st. NV.
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PERSONAL,
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FURRIER-COATS, SCARFs REMODELED IN
latest styles. Il. FLEMING. IS Ind st. ne.
Formerly employed with c. Fl. Cunningham
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BRIChS-We can MAKE cheap delivered prices
on bricks at the present time. Sidney l..
HechinCer Co.. Camp Meigs. 5th and Fla. ave.
ne. Main office. 9Th and SITS. s.w.
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worm. S. to s15 Honestly marked in plain
figures. One price. Big selection. Jusths
Old Stand. 6l9 u.
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In Washington and suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found
For Sale and Wanted Misrell lila neouS
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities, etc.
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COAT STIT-W Woman's. size 40. navy blue
poiret twill; dress, blue serge; neck piece, FUR
u LIZ
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YOUNG MAN. married, qualified in man
agerial, newspaper and organization work, de-
sirrs affiliation with reputable establishment; Z;
experienced salesman reference. Address
Rpx ID. office
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BEANS beams. angles. channels. r irons;
plain and rinforcing bars and mesh; plate
sirders suitable for county bridges; steel
trusses of soft. spans. The largest selection
in the city at the cheapest price. stored at our
NIGER HoTSEWRECKING Co, Camp Meigs
ofi,t only. 9Th and Fla. ave. ne.
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WITH EXCEPTIONALLY COM
Portable home, will for ipvalds or
yalescents; vicinity Dupont Circle. Phone
North 5l97
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SOUTHWEST
RATES CENTS 4 WORD

9Th and n SITS. Iantz Rros.
4 y and l. sts., Columbia Pharmacy.
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DESKS-Oak, fat top. $40: mahogany. book
keepers. high. s25; mimeosraPh, 50; book
Ace eauipment cheap: closing office. Jyorart's,
coo % 70 W Ath hnnr: omen evenings 24s
Evening star., 1924-09-23

BUILDING MATERIAL salvaged from our
many wrecking operations. together with i'm
mense purchases of surplus stock. enable US to
save you money. New doors, stock sizes, "
and 1925: sash, new, lights, 81 each; brand
new wallbcard, Sc per SO. It.: new hreproof
rockboard. 312c per 50. TT; roofing, Capitol, T."
manufactured by Certain-teed Company, new
1-ply. s1.25; 2-ply. 81 rs; 3-ply, 81 IS. Ger
tainted Company's shingles, 4 in one. new.
per square. $3.50. Brick. lumber, new toilet
outfits. sinks. bathtuls and furnaces. New bs tn
room outfit. $50. Toilet outfits. $3.50 up.
SIDNEY HECHINGER HOUSE wRECKING
CO.. Camp Meigs, 5th and Florida ave ne:
Main office, 9th and c .Sts. s;w. Statesmen at
both ofrces until $50 pm; Saturdays, p m
THIRTEEN YEARS SAVING YOU MONEY
on BUILDING MATERIAL AND CHEER
FULLY REFUNDING MONEY on MER-
CHANDISE RETURNED HAVE ESTABLISH
ED THE GOOD WILL OF THIS COMPANY.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Recond ium-
Der and building materials wilk permit you TO
save at least one-third on yonr house. barn,
garage or fence. Framing. sheathing, lath-
boa rds of all kinds. great variety OF me
oak. pine and maple flooring at very low
prices Many bargains. Centain.te .teed roonng
plain and slate covered; rolls and 4-in,l SHIN
giles Building paper. Paint. Glazed sash.
WASHINGTON wRECKING & SUPPLY co.
INC. 7th X and Water stS- s.w. open f:3o
20 $50 Saturday until pm. Phone Frank
lin o2Os .TEADQUtRTERS FOR ECONoN-
ICAL RTILDING MATERIALS"
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OLD ESTABLISHED
INSTITUTION

WANTS MANAGER.
PERMANENT POSITION.
EXPERIENCE NOT ESSEN
TIAL. MUST STAND RIGID
N V + S T | CATION. FOR
LOYALTY AND CO-OPERA-
TION WE WILL PAY WELL
IF YOU ARE NOT AFRAID
OF HARD WORK AND DE
SIRE PERSONAL INTER
VIEW. ADDRESS BOX SIZE,
STAR OFFICE.
YOUNG MAN who has had
experience in grocery business.
Bring references.
John H. MAGRUDER, INC.
CONN. AVE. & K.
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DINING; SET, fumed oak. buffet, library
ia BILE bed; practically new: sacrifice for cash.
Il @
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

BABY CARRIAGE. natural reed; bassnet
with pad yard pen; bargains. Call Adams
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{ cents a word.
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BEDROOM SET. apiece walnut. marble
slab; 3pece parlor SET other odd pieces
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BATHROOM OUTFITS, all new and gua-an-
teed. $50 up; kitchen sinks of all kinds. IS o5
up; new white vtreous toilet outfits Sl9 so
up: hot-air furnaces purchased from Gov
ernrnaut at $50; all of plumbing material
is sold with guarantee Of money hax il
you want it, Sidney Hechinger House Wreck
ing Company. Camp Meigs, 5th and Florida
ave. ne. Main office. 9Th aud s.w. open
until .I;2n n. N. Satnrdavs nm.
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SPANISH GENTLEMAN DESIRES 4 PO-
sition, also exchange Castilan for English
language. BARTOIOME +. LIGUERsESA
glS II st
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CHILD TO BOARD, PRI-
yate home; will give mothers care Address
RnN L Star
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FOR. SALE-Reautiful baby carriage. at less
than one half of original wholesale cost of $50.
Only used one year by careful owner. Call
Ant
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REAL ESTATE ADS

RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
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BOAT-50-ft. cabin hull, suitable for fishing
club houSebuat; cheap. Gregorys, 9th ard
Water 81 o5s
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DFLICATESSEN. soda fountain, MAGAZINES.
doing excellent business; on good corner Cali
Franklin 92lS. oas
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The fOllOring business concerns ondrun-
tee satisfaction to Star readers. Any COM
plant found necessary to be made to The
Star tcilI receipe prompt Gttention.L For
admission to Recommended Serrice Col
Hnln call Main 508G, Branch 1I5.
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ARIZONA SENATOR
 ASKED ID PROVE
 CHARGES HE MADE
HOUSE COMMITTEE WANTS TO KNOW CLAIM THAT WORK
 IS ABUSING POWER

WASHINGTON, D C., April O. The house irrigation committee voted today to request Governor Hart of Ar izona, to testify in regard to charges by him that Secretary Work is "util- izing his position" to favor Colorado in the proposed Boulder Canyon dam development on the Colorado river.
 In telegram to Chairman Smith, Gov. Hunt said the proposal of Sec retary Work and California officials to nationalize the river as proposed in the Swing ohnson bill is insulting
 The secretary's report to congress urging naturalization of the river, he said, "attempts to further the aims of Colorado"
 Arizona will not ratify the Cobra do river compact" he said as it is a proposal wholly unfair and unjust to this state. The people of Arizona who hope to see the river developed and who are opposed to the compact, have been opposing it in manner to create as little bitterness as possible.
 "We are just beginning to fight the compact and desire as little friction be- tween the two states as is possible when the compact is dead"
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FOUR OUTLAWS HALT
 POSTOFF|CE WORKER
POUCHES MONEY-LADEN MAIL CONSIGNED TO BIG MANU-
 FACTURING CO.'S TAKEN

CHICAGO, Apr 9.-Four bandits held up postal messenger in Harvey a suburb, early today, and escaped with two pouches of mail reported to contain between $110,O0O and $150,O0O in currency consigned to manufactur- ing companies.
 The robbers intercepted Wm. Russel a postoffice clerk, who was carrying the pouches to the postoffice, overpow- ering the messenger, the robbers seiz- ed the two pouches and escaped in an automobile.
 At the postoffice it was said the loss would be large but the exact amount could only be determined by checking The pouches were said to have been consigned by the federal reserve bank to the First National Bank of Harvey.
 The Austin company of Harvey, manufacturing road machinery report ed that it's payroll of $25,OOO had fail ed to arrive.
 Postmaster Pease, of Harvey, de- clared his belief that some inside in formation had been given to the rob- bers otherwise they would not have known of the shipment of currency.
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REPORT OF EXPERTS
 ON GERMAN FINANCES

PARIS, Apr. S.-The reports of ex perts engaged for the past three months in the task of ascertaining Germany's capacity to pay repara tions was handed in to the Repara tlons Committee today.
 Recognizing the obligation of Ger many to pay and declaring that she has resorces with which to pay, the experts insist that if Germany does pay she must have her hands free to exploit her economic resources.
 The experts carefully omit in their report any mention of the Ruhr
 A general board of control, includ ing an American with Allied neutral and Germany members, is the ex- perts solution of the difficult prob lem of guarantees that Germany will execute the terms of the eventual settlement under their plan.
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nv are whether the surtax be 25 per cent or fifty per cent. We can make some improvements but we cannot do the great things we should do had we the money. We cannot make as much progress in the next fifteen years as we have in the last fifteen, and all oth- CT forwardlooking companies will be Tn exactly the same boat. The men who tell the country thar the high incomes must be cut down are net working for the hlnefit of the masses"
 Mr. Ford said he is against any thiag which stops the country where it is." "One of the great troubles with Europe" he continued, lis that the people exist for the government. TaXes take up what surplus ought to be ued for betterin-: conditions. And here is another point. If the surplus of industry be taken away, then in hard times a concern must borrow money and soon we have industry owned by banks. That is what has happened in Europe. Sometimes 1 wonder if the support of the Mellon Bill by the lead ing banks is sincere. It is all in a way, rather funny. The radicals support a high tax program which would throw industry into the hands of the banks, while the banks support program which would keep industry in the hands of the owners and operated for the benefit of the people,"
 Harding is Praised
 While either business have reogan- ized after the war boom, the govern ment has not done so "because its in- terests are so vast that no one knows all the facts," said the auto king. "When President Harding came into office he faced nearly impossible problem. He early began to realize his task. l knew MT. Harding and l know he woulc not compromise with evil in any form. He had called certain men to his side whom he felt he could trust. In certain cases he learned that his trust was cruelty abused. He died be- fore he knew the full extent of the abuse, but saw enough to bow him down. President Coolidge is the heir to what has gone before. Any man who failing to realize the vastness of the task, wishes to heckle the president for purely partisan reason is not worthy of membership in any party.
 "President Coolidge must clean house. He will clean house. And he is the kind of man who cleans thoro- ughly. He will not rush around with feather duster. He will SCOUT. The President of the United States has no partisan duties. His oath is registered in heaven to serve the nation-not to serve party.
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ENLISTMENT IF ROYAL FAMILY IF
 GREECE |S SOUGHT
ATHENS NATIONAL ASSEMBLY Y APPROVES RESOLUTION PRO-
 CLAIMING DYNASTY AT END

ATHENS, April 9-The national as- sembly today passed a resolution in favor of the overthrow of Glucksberg dynasty and the establishment of a Greek republic.
 A resolution introduced by the pre- mier proclaimed abolition of the Chuck burg dynasty, banishment of the mem bers of the royal family, compulsory sale of their propert and establishment of a republic, provided the last named proposal is confirmed at the forthcom- ing plebiscite
 It is intended that the regent, Ad- miral Coundouritis, shall continue to act as governor of Greece until the framing of republican constitution
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ADMIRAL WATSON HAs
 TWO HUNDRED ABOARD

SEATTLE, April 9-The steamship Admiral Watson left yesterday morn ing with two hundred and fourteen passengers on board including cannery men for Crews Bay and Tee Harbor. The following passengers were listed for Seward
 c. Nelson, Alfred Hendrickson, Hen ry o. Ford, w. Campbell, E. Long, J. Abrahamson, William Malloy, George Ashley, T. c. Weiss, A. A. Rehuu, J. O'Donnell, Charles Cameron and wife, Master Cameron, o. Herning and wife, Robert Collins, William O'Neil, J. B. Wadman, Mrs. H. Redwood, Carl John son, T c. Youle and wife, sixteen steer age.
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JOHNSON CHARGES ATTEMPT TO BUY
 COMING ELECTION
COOLIDGE ACCUSED BY OPTION ENT WITH PRICELESS AND
 SHAMELESS" EXPENDITURE

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., April 8-Sen- ator Hiram Johnson jumped out in front today in his race with President Coolidge for the republican presiden- tial indorsement in South Dakota as additional returns came in from the statewide primary.
 An error in early returns from Me Emerson county, corrected in final fig >4res today, resulted in net gain of 900 votes for Jahnson and sent his to- tai in 1866 of the states 1895 pre- cincts up to 38,3O6, as compared with 37,099 for Coolidge.
 This lead of 1,2O7 for Johnson was trimmed to 1902 by first returns from Harding County, in the extreme north western corner of the state, where el- even precincts, third of the country, showed Coolidge leading to 1.
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ROUND- THE WORLD PLIERS WILL
 JUMP OFF FUR S|TKA TOMORROW

PRINCE RUPERT, Apr. 8.-Major Martin in a telegram to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce today says that the expects all four flyers to hop off from Prince Rupert for Stka today.
 From pieces of seasoned spruce found at Prince Rupert worlen repaired the broken struts the flag ship Se stftlc and the plane is reported good
 ATHENS, Apr. 8--The British flyers will be delay ed at Corfu another ten days awaiting the arrival of a new engine for their plane.
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NEW YORK, April 9-"I am more useful where am man ought to do what he is best fitted to do President Coolidge knows this situation perfectly He has cool clear head and he take of it, provided he is allow ed to- These the words of Henry Ford auto agnate given to Golfers in authorized interview last week in reply to question to whether he would accept the re- publican democratic party nomination in the event that public confidence shaken that third party headed perhaps by Senator Lafoette had good chance of being elected
 Mr. Ford talked on many subjects. He said we have not recovered from the war boom "One part of more
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ST. LOUIS, April S-Senator Hiram Johnson of California, in a statement here today commenting on the South Dakota presidential preference pri- mary, charged that Eff ever an effort was made to buy an election, it was made in that state
 In the fight in South Dakota the most reckless and shameless use of money was made by the President, y said Senator Johnson, mot only in hir- ing an army of orators, but in buying full pages of advertisements in every newspaper in South Dakota and in utilizing circulation without stint. Un- employment of politicians gave way to most industrious employment at very high salaries. There was no purchas- able element which was not purchased and the result is the largest tribute that can be paid to a citizen. For if ever an attempt was made to buy a citizenship, it was made in South Da- kota.
 If l win out there, it will be a mar velous demonstration of how the peo- pie of the West feel toward MT. Cool idge.
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CAMPBELL DENIES PAYING
 SENATOR WHEELER MONEY

GREAT FALLS, Apr. S.-Gordon Campbell, oil geologist, and operator, in a signed statement today denied ever having paid Senator B. K. Wheeler any sum of money to secure government oil and gas prospecting permits
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J. c .Hepfinger has secured reser- vations on the steamship Alameda and will leave for the States, where he will make his home. Ray o. Lewis bought out his interest in the o. K. Barber Shop.
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OMAHA, April 9-Coolidge defeat ed Johnson in the race for Nebraska's delegate by about thirty thousand.
 Norris was renominated for Senate. Bryan was renominated democratic candidate for governor.
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Warships Go to Albania

WASHINGTON Apr. S.-American destroyers have been ordered from European waters to Albania to seek redress for the murder of two citi- zens of the United States.
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ate while fornzer governor Charles H. Deneen has apparently defeated Sena- tor Mccormick for republican senator ial nomination.
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CHICAGO, April 9-Coolidge car- ried Illinois in Tuesdays primaries, defeating Johnson about one hundred thousand. McAdoo was unopposed on the Democratic ticket. The Democrats nominated A. A. Sprague for the Sen-
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DIAMOND NECKLACE Is
 VALUED MILLION HALF

CHICAGO, Apr. S.-Mrs. Edith Rockefeller Mccormick has received a diamond necklace valued at million and a half formerly worn by the Empress of Russia, after paying a duty of 80 per cent of it's value.
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M'ADOO TO SPEAK AT SEATTLE
 SEATTLE, Apr. 8.-William c. McAddo will address the Seattle Democrats April 19
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BODIES OF AMERICANS
 BROUGHT ID TIRANA

TIRANA, Albania, Apr. 8.-The bod ies of George c. DeLong and Robert Lewis Coleman, Americans, killed by Albanian bandits, were brought here today by motor car
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SENATOR WHEELER IND |CTED FIR TAKING
 MONEY WHILE HOLDING OFFICE IN SENATE

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Apr. S-Senator Wheeler sas indicted by Federal Grand Jury today charged with having having accepted fees attorney from Gordon Campbell oil operator, after Wheeler's cleo ton to the United States Senate for using his influence in securing oil permits from the United States govern ment.
 WASHINGTON, Apr. S.-Discussing his indictment at Great Falls Senator Wheeler toni ght said this legal service performed 'after elected to the Senate but before I had come to Washington"
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effective government should be in the direction of keeping prices down." he said, mot by regulationg-because the prices cannot be kept down by regula tion-but by not doing those acts which tend to raise prices.
 Tax Question Discussed.
 MT. Ford discussed the effect of sur taxes on high prices.
 Tt is high time we got to thinking straight about taxes" he declared. There should be nothing political about taxes. People seem to be fooling themselves about taxes. We have had a period of hysteria in government. No one seems to caer how much gov elnment costs, provided the money is raised from the other fellow. It is time we put a stop to this and started to thing of taxes in terms of the cost of living. We have to pay some taxes, but the greater part of what we pay ought to go for productive purposes for good roads, for schools, for better health, and all those things which make life easier. But we ought to pay as we go and not attempt to have things we cannot afford to have and we could afford to have a great deal more than we now have and pay out lessmoney. That we can do by vast ing less than we now waste. But there is nothing more dangerous to pros r'erity of the country than putting heavy taxes on those who seem to have more money than they need"
 At this point MT. Ford said that "from a purely selfish standpoint" it makes no difference whether the gov ernment taxes him one per cent or 99 per cent-he could live on one per cent of his income. He said he is in business not to make money as money, but to do many things which he thinks of public benefit and he believes that he can put his money to better use than the government can. He went on: