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LIVE STOCb AND CATTLE,

JERSEY SWISS GUEENsEY COWS. fresh
and su-.rge-z Th.r@ IeEhorQ rUuets. -
each Dsis PARK Jersey Farm. SILVER Spring.
pERL.ERED GUERNSEY bull calves and
several e4ryicszale Young tgLs from come
Of the best blood llres in tie country aot
Lo1 =. s--ss ana dams. r. IL see III
risned- L orde. 70 make room. viii sell al
cICseGl-sly lo-P pgices-trcL2 ST5 % $50
zach Roc: Spring Farm. EockTlns. Ec:
eck pike. lei. Rockville 70. Or Vim. A
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sITUATIONs-DOMESTIC tCont'dl.
wishes afternoon position
Apply 92l Pa. ave. nv.

SCHooLGiRJ1 wishes afternoon position,
Apply 22l Pa. ave. n.w.-,
<AITIING dis waShins or nurse: stri wants
WAITRESS. neat reliable. colored. desires
lob. 80 WASHINGTON St n.w. q.
WASHING. cleaning and night work o3
Anacostia ID Bennins. 2 -C--22
-, 6 TO do home or out ny the day.
= III y coJored- fTsJ-,.Iaz9- cooking. aud
-lrl Tor plain cooking. 1909 ilth - nv.
.F7MlN c0lored wants work q any KIND
Gall or write 70g Naryland ave ne -
lar Work Can potonac 4666 -.
WOMAN. rehab!e. wants small Laundry TO
take homo or days work. Frank eoo6e-J-
Young W7N4N- coIored light wishes a
position rs ss either maid nurse or Partt!nle
Personal.
MARCEL AND sHAMPQQ. 81 IS; sHINGLE
bah : 2t5 SOC ssd = LAFAYETTE HOTEL sH33PFE. 3lE
SWLDsE STE5 s. MAsSAGE s5 s sEN e. sIc2 TRAsEp =
lIId ! Phone Main s725. %.
FACIAL JAR PERMANENTLY REMOVER.
MARIE sfETENs eieeare Se}ali Hsde exgsrt e
years exp: 800 kresse Blds,. l1'h aPd ID. G.
QUIET. REFINED WOMAN Will STAY
nights a. companion 10 woman in return for
SSoom ard breakfast. Address Box 35+,V.
GRADUATE NURSE WOULD LIKE LES
sons n Swedish massage. Phone Main a2@o.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. pRUGLEss
EraaI. 80 s547Jo sRAcE NAsH Pb- {. IS.
nc MASSAGE VIOLET RAY Their
n1oI:te treatnaapt for .neuritls lunlhsso. rheu-
nstisul aching swollen joints. nervousness
Hou~s as treatment 81 Fr 61l3. %
MRS: JONES EZPERT MARCEL wAyER.
formerly with Ernehs. now with Borden s.
T23 lIth Il .IE
Guy NIVENs- EXPERT FRENCH SINGLE.
pstson: pS22aas B54 a e S32 s3 T it6 v v MS
YOUNG WOMAN. EMPLOYED. HAS SIX
room. modern. we'll furnished house. and
garage. VIII let for small rental and board
for herself. North 936S-W. Address Box
lSlJ. star Office %.
BEDROOM SUITE. BRAND NEW. HEyER
used. $500. I42l 18th st. NV. art. !. u :.
SCALP TREATMENT. SHAHtP 0O-NG. IA
clal MASSAGE. nanicurns. residential ,Eork or
NY home expert work: reasonable. Col s2l (.
LINoLETM AND CARPETS LAID At
once. Phone Lincoln l4Sl and Lincoln
1898.
EXPERT- -FCRRIFR-C0ATS AND sCARes
Temodcled IN latest styles Formerly with
! c II. CUNNINGHAM. Z. FleullnE. 1S Ind I G.
Evening star., 1925-10-21

TTFIST Nauts nIERi work. fast, accurate
and reIaNle. with krnwle6ge OF shorthand.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN

CHEVROLET SEDAN.
1894 model, serial No. 12-F-
1881 This car, priced at $3.50,
should convince the most skepu-
cal Of the wonderful values tha t
we are Offering. And just think
Of it-S3z5 weekly.
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SJTvaTIOS-rF.rArE

DhE<SMA AKFR wishes sexlnE al home or
c<hy day North 6-sa.
SRFSSMA KING ladies' and children. >
dresses with smoking Or other embroiQ-
rer Potomac S1n3-W
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POULTRY AID EGGS
rOK GAIy-afToNOBuFS.

YTLLELs-55 r.-e-H-e! White lezhc-n II
isys ready t. ,sv CaN Ciave. 3Sll.
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NNN7Ft NfFa- . N y " 'pI0TtI u1N. Au-
G-ess Boz "9H-J. Star Ctfi =
T0UNG NV now erno'ovcd wears ex-
rerience - ~~1s-a' rH' 81 work. orao to- a
Eond propos,rirn IN which there IS 4 future
references Add ess Box 2oS-J. Star Office.
o.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
FOR sALE-AUToMOBLEs
(Cortinued..

FORD COCPE l922-You must see tbs one
% appreciate what e soOC bU~ Il > Tor
$40: very easy terms. 1888 l4tt y. nv.
Pot 1000.
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ENICR lao student desires POSITION With .
sputable law Office. Address Box 25o-J.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
az HORD MO

OAK CORD WOUD.
Cut - arr length Address Box Al sill
ver Spring Nd or call WoodsIde SIR after
6 % N 20
Evening star., 1925-10-21

ECoNp COOK youp- co,ored man desires
lob. wiling ~ work hard 10 give satis-
act,nr Csll Franklin 1905 2la
Evening star., 1925-10-21
FOR sALE-AUToMoBILES.

n n 2 FIGF-LyEADE SPE-
GALS SELECTED FROM
OUR LARGE AND VARIED
STOCK, MAKING A DIRECT
APPEAL TO THE DIS
CRIMINATING AND MOST
FASTIDIOUS BUYERS IN
THE CITY OF WASHING
TON.
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)FFICc rCRSITrR

FFdI q s cow
Complete lLre Of deskz. hle cabinets lock'
.rF oft.ns caaI-s and tables. tremendous say
WARRINGTON SALVAGE CO.
TIrrt'..-s Dert.. So sfh s.. : W
E2 sES} 6E FE5oE 2 ES6 ST368E G68EErEE EETEETss 6I1fs
FAcT6BY." PLsE Z co. sos Low 81.
BALTIMORE IN
H @ r 5 [ S-Sound condition.
apply any American Ice CO.
stable, Or call lIr. Murphy,
Main $40
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ROADS REPAIRED
TO PREPARE FOR
FINAL BIG THAW
Department Thanks Public
for Sparing State
Highways,

The majority of non-rigid type
roads of the Indiana State highway
system is in excellent shape, with
maintenance crews rapidly repairing
minor surface breaks in preparation
for the last big thaw prior to settled
spring weather, State highway Off
Gals pointed out in the department s
weekly traffic bulletin today.
John d, Williams, director, called
attention to the fact that during sew
eral days warm weather prior to the
last freeze, all stone and gravel sur
faces were dragged and rough ridges
incident to thaw and cutting by
heavy traffic eliminated.
I'VE are grateful to the public for
the fine spirit of cooperation In
helping protect roads during trying
periods" Williams said.
Conditions on roads entering In
dianapolis:
No. l New Albany. INDIANAPOLIS. South
Franklin via Indianapolis to Peru. Exer-
else care at new bridge MI seven miles
north of Kokomo. At Seymour turn right
at corner of Upton and oBrien Sts,. fol-
to No. 1 at seven miles north Of Crothers-
vile. Parts of detour alternate from soft
TO rough. Soft between Crothersville and
Scottsburg.
No. Madison. Greensburg. Indianapo-
lis Lafayette. Oxford)-Pavement from
Indianapolis TO Shelbyvtlle with detours
around two bridge projects. Because one
Of these detours II very bad. new detour
thirteen miles long past both projects has
been marked. vtlle-Indianapolis raf-
&c advised to take county road at Shelby
Vile to Fountaintown thence to Indian
apolis or 30. Use pavement from Indian
apolis to three and seven-tenths miles
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STANDARD TIME)

Club Alabam revue WOAW tY26l
Omahar-Brandl's Orchestra. $50.
ssOd e. M one hopr WEE H Les S2TesR
wCCo t416.4). Minneapolis,St; Paul.,
E En orsasssrs % Sanee songs VINO
Ws sBS (42s.s51 D Rsianta'"RadiCwl enter
ii 80 2. M-wJJD Cao2.s) Mooseheart,
nl.-Request program on organ.
1Ii45 r. M.-WDAF (365.6) Kansas
City. Mo.--Nighthawk's. one and one
I& 100 Ssli +. M:@kFI t4e7l. Los Angeles
Hollywood girls concert. FHJ (404.1l.
Los Angeles-Organ.
/ ~ SATURDAY. MARCH 7
1880. ! and A. M.-KYw (535.4D. Chi
I, cago-Morning exercises. World Crier''
every half,hour Of the day and night
4 M:-wwJ t352.7). oe'roit-setting-
s:s5 A. M.-wGN 5000. Chicago
Market reports on the hour and half
hour until IL noon.
9;46 A. M.-wCAL 1885, 81. Mortified,
Minn.-St. Olaf Chapel services.
1O:45 "A. M.-wCCO (419.3l, Minneapo-
lis-St Paul-Home services.
Music. markets. woJ 'ty447 81. Chicago
Home economics. one hour
IL :05 A. M.-wwJ (352.7). Detroit =
a ssS 4. s'sMier % 2sSRe a5fa, BualoHo
IL Isl *. MG eqsSWpis t5sb.4). Chicago =
20 Table S talk lyc for ,ysSs%0rens, 1o,,. Ma,
ene.Salt hour. wsB t7Ss.S). Atlanta
Entertainment.
1880 p. M.-KDKA t3o9.1), East Pitts
b 6q9Egh Orchestra wHA Z,
Iowa talk. one-half hour. WO1 (270)
Anies. Iowa-College chimes. address.
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1880 p. M.-wCAE (4e1 81. Pittsburgh
Tea dance music. WGR 1917. Buffalo
Radio Trades Association program
VINO (499.7). Memphis-Noonday mu
$40 r. M.-wGN (s7o.2). Chicago
Drake ensemble. Blackstone Quartet
600 y. M---WHB 1865 81, Kansas City
Mo.--Woman's hour. WMAQ (447 81
Chicag0-Union League Club forum
WWJ (352.7l. Detroit-Orchestra
$3.50 +. M.--WCCO (416.4) Minneapolis.
81. Paul-Matinee musicale.
500 r. M.-WCK $500, st. Louis-Ku'
sic. .WGN 1902. Chicago--Rocking
chair time WQJ (447.5l. Chicago
"Kaffee Klatsch' one hour
$3.50 p. M.-WDAF (365.6). Kansas City
Mo.-Star Trio one hour.
400 p. M.--WBAP (475.o) FIT. worth
Port OF Missing Men" wHAs
y t399.St. Louisvtlle-Almo Theater or
500 P. M.-KDKA lsosl). East Pitts
burgh-Band. wBZ (333.D. Spring
field. Mass-Dinner concert. WICK
l5160). Observation-Disclosures Ensemble
WEAF t411 81 New York-Dinner con
cert. boys stories. musical program. sls
hours. WGR t3l9). Buffalo-Hallpryt
Strirg Quartet. one and one hal
hours. WIKI t2S3). Cleveland-Radio
grams Stillwell's Orchestra. WISH
t42S3l. At.anta-Bonnie Barnhardt
wTAM (3S9.D. Cleveland-Spitalny'I
sos p. M.-w1P (5os2). Philadelphia
5:is p. M.MwoR (4o5.2). Newark
Music While You Dine"
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issSs.B. petroit5ConceTt from New
sls E M 7Esos s sSssslt East W g!.ss
WIKI |assi E wSgsic 'aagps PSF,
Mo oe,s; Ili.wsolos by Mooseheart
i ass4s:s ns %y NSaa 5 asS Omaha
7'SsS ov Fl M CLUB 1H9op. War rGrSH
e. WortRmBTecksR1 ddge H p5EEih,sb5 School
A APofy MAE eH aSustes &c6o tziS9 ,; 1.
Vt Wa RSiISSGallff9iis HSs.
MSnss ISy Yvc BANG New AYYe erE@
Danes Dance music. WOO 95osS(i; oPPhiladel.,
City, Iowa--Basketbal game. Iowa-llli'
900 p. M.-KFDM 1880. Beaumont
Texas-Band. three hours. KFKB t273l
Milford, Kan.-KFKB Orchestra. lee
HTs w wa bo SS1SeAc A cPr 9aSsS
ffSd T WpSs 3ssS 81 rf Kansas css
Boston@Coionial Club Orchestra. W WGS
1882 S ShnfffsEoeGc.s ais sSsI VIE
srs@ WAC W. ,{ SR|s SE Dsssa.
&Hooss I Ss4o,9l Jsfferson City, N SS;sp
ps5iryipg address; m MnsiS WAS
S5oSS; ElsiR WI -W SspssI oreh asiantc
City-studio recital.
$50 p. M--KYw 1854. chicsso-
80 A% s. sMaw WOO t5osa1 Philadelphia
. nocai prr9graWWS Ar faaa ol Mortified
Dallas-Fa rmervilIe band; p WaS
0ssSs 81 MY WHO YVg 5s6 Sss
fowa@Mandol guitar; banjo. W yGAAE
4SSds(' Pitt:SHrs hroB Ss tsSnnouree %Me
s'S Sba =, M Te.da Ss2 Music DcPS XIV
Sss. %zEs Wbj Esns ] isIsHd
54ss'5Y. wISsshinston-W ardman !
o%rche s,,. one z, hoIT. wcoP ' and
.eadia Dance Orchestra. WILT taa44,; I,16
PhiIadslphisNoTp,rs SISorE ED
deS MnT musicale aaa2i wEMc l2s5S5. Der
risn Springs, Mich.-Ldlghhtthouse ,, choir,
RSle ch ssrinr W 0Sar,e siS WY BG aos
o osS 1G5T1snsi' wpS c1ass.sSy, A..
lantic Cit. -Ofchestra ~,
$50 so p srf M@wBAP C47se,, Es worth 3,
ARTISTS Colony" wGY (379.5). Schs,
nectady-WGY Orchestra WHY
ira WIZ (454.3l, New York-BesuS
Arts oTTehestrs wot l %nn e5d Ans Ss
Philadelphia-Hotel sylvania orchestra
9:46 p. M.-WJAR (305.9). Providence
Biltmore Hotel orchestra.
1000 r. M:-zKFI l4e7) Los Angeles
Dance: two hours. XIII, (404.1) Lo.
Angeles-Music; two hours XIV
vue: three and half hours. WBCN
(266), Chicagg-Midway Orchestra
WGN (370.2). Chicago-yazz skamper
WGR (319). Buffalo-Supper dapce
Lopez Orchestra. Wis ~ oo en- 5i
Atlenic city@Dsnce .,I music orcbe We.
a0 ,,it Gnicas FOUR hours rcg wREe
(2S55). Lansing, Mich.-z,weather re
port. WNYC 1921. New York
Roosevelt Orchestra.
1880 p. M-wHN (36l.2). New York
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sassn6s E, M&SE $$$5 A SSysyslaP sS19
New York-5aPark Lane Hotel Orchestra,
WoR (465.Sl, Newark-'M Music While
you dine WWJ (352.7) Detroit---Or-
eis Z sKDKA tsCs5d,2 East s,] Pitts
@FAS Isss} Oak P FsG1 n.@ nASssa
musicale one hour.
Uncle Kaybee. won t57o.SJ, Chi.
ccsg,o@lDrakeev ensemble, Blackstone
Pp9o5.25 'n'' New 0H York n lou Orchestra wra
1920, New York-Police alarms, sport
anssyss o, woo S5os PRNad s5Sesp
sher sndoah ,iowsMHigh school orchss.
boys Orchestra. wOAw 1920. Omaha
---Violinist conductor
2 p. M.-wAHG $3.50. New York -
WBSSIS 1861 i' ES coSS%iss S'
Washington-Scie OF the week
WILT s94i5) Philadeiphis-BooE r,
ArqCStd ASdRotsi mg nSfs nr WEAR
from studio. WEBB 1870 Chicago
Boston-Program. WGAz (27b) South
vocalist .wGR dsfej B Sf!ao- Parent
enectady-Musicale. WHB SC365.6)
K E55ss City: Mo.-Dinher concert WIKI
SH sOuri Snd a tme T Raaio Sa4 A4s
WQJ (447.5), Chicago-Railbo Orches-
ira, steel guitar. songs. VIZ t454.3)
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BURIAL TO BE in OHIO

The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Noling.
"a. Of 1867 College Ave-, who died
Wednesday. was taken today to
Warnock. Ohio, for burial Services
were held this morning at the resi-
dence.
Mrs. Noling is survived by two
sons, R. w. Noling of Indianapolis
and r. A. Nol!ng of Ladd, ILL.,, and
five daughters, Mrs. r. r. Bridges
of Indianapolis, Mrs. Henley Hol-
lingsworth of Bethesda, Ohio; Mrs.
Elizabeth Fisher and Mrs. sWilber
Ault Of Warnock, Ohio. and Mrs.
Harvey Wilkinson of Stuartsville.
Ohio. She is also survived by
thirty-three grandchildren, f1fty-four
Observation-Disclosures and twelve
at-great- decentralization
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north Of Lebanon. thence on short detour
north Of Lebanon west through Thorn
town and back TO No. at three miles
north OF Thorntown. Short detour to east
at four miles north of Thorntown. Last
detour impossible In wet weather. Leb-
anon Lafayette traffic advised to take No.
a. from Lebanon via Frankfort to Ross
vile. thence on 20 to Lafayette
No. 20 English. Paoli Mitchell. Bed
lord. Bloomington. Martinsville Indianapo-
lislEPayement between Indianapolis and
Martinsville with one dctour and one run
around. Between Paoli and English are
seventeen miles Of earth surface impassa-
pie TO autos at this time. Avoid south Of
Grantsburg account construction.
No. 81 indianapolis Danvilie Rock.
vile, Montezuma)-Hea traffic prohib-
tied In extreme wet weather between Rock
vile and Danville.
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Meetings Here
Saturday

Alpha Phi. Luncheon, Noon
Dance. Hotel Lincoln.
Council Of Social Agency.
Luncheon 1915 P. M. Hotel
Lincoln.
B. Of r. r. $. Meeting.
Denison.
Federal Craft. Meeting. Den
ison.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Stag
Dinner. $40 p. M. Riley Room.
Claypool Hotel.
Pi BETA Phi Chateau, After
Theater Supper. Claypool Hotel
Phi Gamma Delta Banquet.
Roof Garden, 6:80 p. M. Hotel
SEVERN.
Earlham Club. Luncheon.
Spink-Arms.
Fast Side Gun Club each
Saturday. P. M.
Reta Theta Pi Luncheon
Board of Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Lunch
con. c. Of G.
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THE CONVENIENT PROGRAM FOR THE RADIO FAN.
KNOW WHAT'S IN THE AIR ANY HOUR TIMES PRO-
GRAMS START DAILY AT $50 p. M. AND CONTINUE FOR
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
GALL CENTRAL STANDARD TIlfE)
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radio
Today's Best

%Copyrioht. 1925. bv United Tress
NGY, Schenectady (S70.5 M, 1855
P. NJ, EST-Gounuod program by
WGY Orchestra and Marion Brewer,
soprano.
woo, Davenport (43S.6 ND. 8 p.
NJ, CST--Swedish program.
KGW, Portland (491.5 ND, 1890 p.
NJ, PCST-The Hoot Owls.
KOA. Denver 1924 M, $40 p. M,
MST--Gilbert and Sullivan's comic
opera, Patience"
WEAF, New York t491.5 Nd, 8 p.
M, EST-Billy Jones and Ernest
Hare, comedians and songsters.
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Silent hdag

WOAI, WLW.
WEI, WHAZ.
WHIP, WCBD.
WBZ, PWX.
KFRCk, KGO.
KSD, CKAC.
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Coroner Paul f. Robinson in
vestigated death Of Matthias Paulus,
46, tailor. found dead in bed this
morning by his brother, Leo, at their
home at 235 N. Noble st. Leo Paulus
said his brother had been in bed all
day Thursday.
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BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, March e.
A mayor to succeed the late John G.
Harris will be chosen by the city
council March II. Democrats con-
troll the council.
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$3.50 p. M.--wcAE l4e1 30. Pittsburgh
sports. WEEfi C47b.o], BostonMBig
Brother Club. WGN (370.2l Chicago
Newark-"Man in the Moon" stories.
b;45 p. M.-wOC t4s3.6), Davenport.
lowa---Chimes concert.
nile hour. WDAF (365.6l Kansas
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Butler University debaters will
meet Earlham College and Evans
Vile College tonight. The Butler az
firmative meets Evansville here and
the negative will go to Earlham at
Richmond.
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Start Work April 1

ELKHART, Ind, March 6.-New
York Central officials have an
nounced construction of the new
100000 freight yards will starr
ADril
Evening star., 1925-10-05
FIVE ARE INDICTED
ON FRAUD CHARGE
S. B. Thayer, Son & Co. Off,
ciaIs and Others Accused of
Illegal Use of Mails.

An Indictment charging fraudulent
use of the mails was reported today
by the grand jury against Frederick
r. Lewis, secretary and treasurer of
). Il. Thayer, Son & Co, a corpora
ton, doing business as engineers,
organizers and financiers; Fred a.
Dolph, also of this city, who is
known as a counsellor in financial
matters; Edward +. Lukens, n lawyer,
of Philadelphia: Butler Kellogg, a pro-
moter, of New York. and Warren Z.
Godfrey. lawyer, of Pittsburgh. AS
sistant United States Attorney Leo A.
Rover, who investigated the com
plants made to the prosecutors office,
declared that the alleged fraudulent
use of the mails had netted the aC-
cused more than $4,000. Among the
persons alleged to have been victim.
lied are residents Of Detroit, Louis
vile and Cleveland.
The alleged scheme to derfraud as
set out in the indictment was the send
ing of letters in which it was stated
the firm Of S. b. Thayer, Son & Co
could procure large sums of money for
loans and investments, bonds and bond
issues, and which would ask the send
ing Of large sums of money for pre-.
tended services to be performed by
the company. The indictment alleges
that the accused we'll knew that the
company did not have and could not
secure and was financially unable 10
procure the money for such loans and
investments. The money SO received
for such pretended" services is al
legged TO have been appropriated by
the accused to their own use.
Evening star., 1925-10-05
2 ARE INDICTED
UNDER DRUG LAW
Many Other Charges Made
by Grand Jury-Radio Mer-
chant Accused.

John A. Morgan, former treasurer
and general manager OF the Morgan
Radio Corporation, was indicted to-
day by the grand jury on charges Of
larceny after trust, embeZZlement and
violating the bankruptcy law. Nor
gan is charged with receiving 1000
intrusted to him for use Of the cor
poration, which he is said to have con-
verted to his own use. He is also
charged with concealing from Leon
Pretzfelder. trustee in bankruptcy OF
the Morgan Radio Corporation. radio
sets and equipment valued at $500.
Indictments charging the keeping
Of disorderly house and with accept
ing money from the woman inmates
are reported against Percival Rhine
OF 417la Eleventh street. twenty-five
indictments We're returned for alleged
violations OF the anti-narcotlc law.
Conspiracy to violate the national
prohibition law is charged against
Jules Venice, alias Searamusson.
Ricardo Blasi and a man named
Risori, whose given name Is unknown
to the grand jurors. They are said
to have maintained a room at the
dispensed.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are:
Ben II. Henderson. Joyriding;
Charles II. link, nOn-support; Edward
Walker, robbery; John II. Allen,
grand larceny: Malinda Williams,
Della Price. Adolph Johnson. Dewey
W. Stewart, Charles Dennis, Edna
Marie Prince and John Lyons. alias
Clarence jackson; Herbert Smart.
| alias Bozo; Louis Burton, James Rid
| dick, alias Calk: George Nelson Hill,
| Mamie Campbell, William B. Ed
| wards, alias Norfolk; Leo Look, Hilda
Rhodes Williams, iilda Rhodes Will
| liams, Ada Shorter, William Parker,
Winnie Parker. George Parker. Mil.
dred Parker and Clarence Wood,
Winnie Parker and Clarence Parker.
| George Parker and Mildred Parker,
| Mildred Parker and Maggie Parker.
| Keturah Price, alias Marshall, and
| James Allen, violation of the Harrison
anti-narcotic act, and Nathan Viii
| liams, forgery.
Evening star., 1925-10-05
CHURCHGOER is GRAZED
BY CRAPS GAME BULLET
Passerby Narrowly Escapes Death.
Three Alleged Gun Fighters
Are Arrested

Peter r. Williams, colored. 4S15
Meade place northeast, had narrow
escape while passing peacefully along
Sheriff road northeast on his way to
church last night. when u bullet from
the gun Of a colored man reputedly
engaged in a pistol battle over a craps
game passed through his clothing. He
suffered only Il scratch. however, and
continued on to services.
Joseph Keene and William Talford,
both colored. We're arrested. Keene.
who lives at 4405 Sheriff road, was
wounded in the leg during the fight
and was taken to Gallinger Hospital.
Talford. who lives at 1915 Whiting
ham place northeast, escaped injury.
The shooting occurred near the resi-
dence Of keene. Both Keene and
Talford were charged with assault
with dangerous weapons.
Another pistol fight was reported by
police yesterday morning between
Charles Bean. 1924 First street, and
Wesley Mangum. 1926 First street,
both colored. at Mangum's residence.
Bean was wounded in the face and
was treated at Casulty Hospital
Mangum was arrested.
Evening star., 1925-10-05
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair and cool.
er tonight; tomorrow fair and warmer:
moderate northwest winds becoming
southerly tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair and cooler tonight,
possibly light frost in exposed places
in north portion; tomorrow fair and
warmer; fresh northwest winds be-
coming moderate southerly tomorrow.
Virginia-Fair and cooler tonight.
possibly light frost in northwest por-
ton; tomorrow fair and somewhat
warmer; fresh northwest and north
winds becoming variable tomorrow.
West Virginia-Fair and cooler to-
night, probably light frost In exposed
places in north portion; tomorrow IN
creasing cloudinesS and warmer.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer- pm, SO; s pm, 81
II midnight, So; 4 am, 81: am, 81;
noon. &c.
Barometer pm, 1858: pm,
29.57; II midnight, 1852; am, 1850
am, 1856; noon, 29.72.
Highest temperature, So, occurred
at pm. yesterday: lowest tempera'
ture. 30, occurred at 5:45 Am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. rs; lowest, 50.
Condition Of Water
Temperature and condition Of the
water at Great Falls today at a m.
Weather in Various Cities.