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roor. saa SssS ses ase sI
FssS. sss s;$S ssssSssS;sS;;ss: Ss SSs sesS %
rss". rss". :'' I'll! ssrGs s.ssry 90
r0"nss SEisSN s;sh' r4sasA fsss s,ss ,ssssa s sloe"
: rooms AnS 10. s',h 'N,hEwroSt ST, Wv >'''oo
+ sms r""ms snd snd lain lain = - " 4sgg" sY.g"
= HoaTniE nEaHrf5H ana hssh $3.50 com AvE1'oo
9 rtfms and bath ~. ....... 1..50
3fqs~s %E4gs a9A ffth fftb ,,.a r ST wS7oo
! "' any less 3oM sT.tNw.. s.o
r".n's sna tsSas ~ s>s1a NE. e. go e.
;@s s"< A'o a5ss 81 ONTARIO RID. ''''o
mrms and and bath. !. -. $500
. :, s ,"o..'s 1na sIs sls,h ST. NV 49,. .,oo oo
..com., Is. ~ b..h siah enSiaald1y fas ss and 80
=, .S%. ~ ! t2s yEtNoSr AVE- sso so,o" o".
5'?.' and s;!s ,se ef *silPhs sl sS u 1000
r"0's; scosoRkSe4 SSs sisb sea QUE sr Nv .o'o"
rooms 8ooR?h &, HILL; 1Sc::< st''.''
Ma Nam 'ii liza.
ts sSHsr:s sa rood snd,ioa Il ssn Rent
sa Hpt' No. 20 ! iio:4 Mass, ave. n.e.-tr. and
b. heat ave 4'RH''ffsA f fAsREF isf1 s ed Bent. $3.50.
e: - BAH "a. bt.s 81 s.d @
., Ioon. ST SwH;y IS, by, sg,,a,ns
nz roS"S opsn slsf as s3'h and '''eD
$3.50 Macomb, St. hN:ABrandh,w h;n,,id.
' S saa ~ nScse.nsS TScse ss SoSes .a re-
"a s' 'Hs SSs. '9s esSH Fsisss:s s'
tsss K kt.LEAF Il. ~ 5: rHrtINIts, f.. ..oa. s
1860 10th. ST.
Available now. / magnificent apartn,.nt
s.slS ai,ss.a ss oaI s@ r,a..
:. ss53: EfsF ;Ef i''B r. ss 500
Hs:rors SssS s'Taa FG .ns g. cea5 SS
% msn. newly decof.sed; in Best '' resid.ls'.l s.
TcS: Ftr:Sar f;sS.s ,s san s;, s BATH 90
T2GRii nhI,,:s'f asf ssHf III ilo EGg e. $500
MSasTn :ss sssn'
assoTssss .s na4ss ss and bah '.sp
Ssss :1Es he I'D .o' Of
4h n%e to . cars snG
Schools. roen,s Kitchen n and bath. Elevator ao%
WI wHITfR f1o.so 4, BaR6wN. 14oo.H ST. Wv
"sPzc1AL NOTICE -
in sTs ES,cs
il rental hefore Oct. il. we can allow one
months free rent Ibis con&dsrns The IL,
nced .r. :as Ss
on your rent the coming year. This soffer
'0eI'eEsoed % s Fasn esIas s1abb, B. esatA= 81 tEAA,=s
|. rses; fs's @ as.Ror ana snaliu.t,<!N Nan IS.
100, x .tmKsaqs.d rEssSE fAsa Fsai.l:s, 5 room.
Kitchen osra e Ass fs;S Sis
1858 Conn: AVE-. N:W:-!sERY ATTRAc
sF,s, good ,cosSsop VIII lssas 10 senssi
T. ;siiRs iHR%RfsER pEsr asls ass 4s..:
"THE WEST WE'VE, ;.
:" al23ssKY,E,sk.; + !: S NM: !. -,
= -. =. @EWaBUILDIMG.. =:
Eessator>>aaa 81 ID Pkose sselvite.
j II: ffio:ca,i,,>aria.b sTh. : ST.. ::ssssQo
I'm, br.. all, kit. & b.: .S4z:.sO
ke;;ssh,sss:ss: T =; q. Riss& !.sS !. b H.
@2 50 to.@7 .s'S, so
Residtat.issMSaaaser:;: M
w. J. PILI.INGn
;" :14l6 + ST. NV.
+ s.@2 49, r.. ~ .&.,S (
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En.r ROOMS, BATH sSp E,ts p5r; q
eTs% %snsre AMI rGan1ed Gnnr ss si1tE 1 H., i
Ne. ;w' neal, hon, "H;. s.w H"al Zoe. '
cnLoRED-a ROOMS. PRIVATE TILE
"a's n'"Fsi Vt Hfss fssr'!.d T"s s5ss H''''fa iI =
1uf' lith sT. Nv. ,NEAka.ul.'sa-
nsS ssS q s"d a.m "n1 ,. Gash for. ap,s sH ,on
H"WrvsTEiS 'S nRoS.. f" !ff and .ff Il 81. ne
s"; ;%o, ,h ~, MEsMSY SIN, YoPFRX ApTS rs,
loo atru,. Amy Ianttor or Mrs. RORiSON.
THE ; fisxfrrr.IA. sss \ 4, W .SD Il
'T: ~. Rsrn,ss RsTni. s'sn N.rmsS
and two rGTof ToTrES fcNsIsf's MsIs az 4sao S..p
ssnsse Fos nsSTTw2 vsrnds sFTRTIsHEn +.
bath extra iavstprt. porch. hrst-class serr-
-Four a.'; rooms @ and Ts,b sleeping porch first
SIMON BELOFF.
- ,-a03 S- y. AVE. Wv
JgE sMAwMST.iii19o sIM.asS,,us .,ii la,e isheri ,e,ns
FSsT FSsT Iss1l fa1" iSree 'io..,. oa.ioss Eaes.n
s1s Ths nc s,sf s9rns,a ard aps%Sp' Son.
sctta3n Who'll s.tS:' AL outside rooms VIII
Az. ava rfH, WIs1S-S ,pS rcsme f1isen hsn and Ban
rertsn .l,st, $50 month: one ROOM s't2hsIn
SIS SIS NOM mon-A, @ 49, - 4.
Iloi s~Gonsr ~. :psrttT.s, . M y
.-ia and.sa.a,s;th E,. .-;Au.s,m,sc..
e. thrse ard r.s sisepnS n r,"s rn's
r"e% s"7.H ! and ha& $50 1on%, %S.' a e.;e
four rooms and bath hnt-water heat. ianitor
service $50 s,,d s45 moath:. =,
asa ,%% Sss sa,s sass s,:s ls,:s
clf,i,,s,,S fa5. $3.50 $ss, t:sus &
: - and vsTnpa -. tsSssens E
ls.5; H.; YsPSs. rsa"s, !.s::s r. sRst
- 80 s.rss M"p,sr sc, i. hatis Se.st soo sc, r
IL, ~ arr aSS-cs =. tissr:s art,ttat. toc 4x
s%a thrcc rooms each = Z - < worth hbr
900 c.' % 5s,-,~'s.:r s:.' ~, .ss sssi
~: Par i.' I'd. .SNN.u 'Y 'SuiYdinr arari
gren,s ~ "nc. r"oT- l;i,.hs, a,9ina sScys sc,s
cove AND hath SIS morth.
Tf ass n.,s T 'as so rnsm, %on, ORION. hall s'eh'"
,.,s r; rxHL"s+MNsBTpEY pEor. co N,Is Iscs :a.a
. R.zI.or. ~" :
Ts wTRiadSoRE; RE-; III 45oI=, ='YV'S YV',eh.H ST.
t,1s td1s9iF =, flGnyf. p y. pssch :. sts Soy ~
goo A., :, itLAttSi ~ s3a,c
'aa H st. r now asTs eSs&Efy s { Is Bros HE;s '',
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lf1l EYE ST. N.W-Douhe front room.
southern exposure. running water: excellent
nome table: home privileges. r. 1896. :
1859 BlLTMORE ST: S.W-Large front
room overlooking Rock Creek Psrs, COP
genial sNrrOllndlnZS. An Cplumbla SQsI.
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t,i3 r i. ne. + 1. y. p.osch =. sf5 %
SEQ .th st n.-5f frAti + b ~. sss.so
81 / i, n.e-3 r. 4 b, h. VII -. $50
ea' H st. Paowe5s&rny s,vvs & K /, sRos ~ r'r
eth and 4 SIS Sc = L,nc. So
.:a ss,s ss5 "a -ss. asT :,S Sss s.;S
,o3 %"s'a asHaSFs aSGH sHsTssaSSss, g, LOCATION. .
ata"- GAL m,aSslf &c: i.iss AyE room. and
S,s! rn.ss: aSn P.sS, pss, lights: tenant
18th & K Main aoso
SNAIL .fs7s 1sIs: .zTrSX & SER5ffrs Il. ST fFSAhS
Modern frepnoof building, located in good
ssctGn M nsss.nt rn. Gns ,,ssT.
an" "''' C ~ %ESSSs 5; eaNpAsr. -.
~ 1,sc s,s7a -, s;E.
I2aa QUINCY: BRooKLANp. 2. C.-NEw.
svailshle: references requested no children;
's"s""A"1 As ST wv
F's' AtnrS.mentt: tIn,,Ssn t, X Sprc sorcs rooms. y.
K1SSGsRoRo APT s7N l1af ST. SIWy.@
Mani Api, ,s 1873 Nss~. fams;ste sv. oo o"o
Ivinraiou nm. aS,h, Ss'e rm.A hath e" ,."" q"
1850 1859 o,s Ion St, St, bath bath
1870 + ~. .alito51,a Kar SIS rms hs,h s5eeoo 90
~ '" ,as ~ n, J: RsfIEa: sa'' '"
'es rnsfs'mtnt Ts'n IA! sp'la'"T'
Z FLATS
Ief Iefs 6 D -ar seSs r : X ei.e sssSSS 4 oS
81 ssss t.!sss's. Us = + :':s s.. s.ss s
l. n all
l.reo,r i! :: vrSDos i IS fp s.. s. ::
1854 conn. AVE: N.WAh ROOMS.
sss4 Conn. ave. M +oom,. .sa,h s9seo
a GTara I'd st Rxa pGsr,s .,s a,e !so !So
S 1919 lpS p1Gt St, I'd rscs ssss bs;s s,sse $3.50 Sc
Set 4HoMas 1Si3 sT y Rh6%%. 5Ge III fs'a aa.sT So
CRESTDNtPARTMENi:.~
T1475 Col. Rd. NV. .:Apt. II.
ts.as tas large rooms ana bath and Tscsgtion
tn so eer 'ns ss5fety r.r1 'st .x 1Ssns ii
the city comrar. with A. -!
1850 9th ST. NV.
anI.o, Too room. and bath; sac per msnth See
!. DAVIS. & ST TEELE. ;
1870 n. Y Aye zz-.-.-.-. Main 2a25,E:
-. THE sHELBTRNF,
=. -17th and. S NV. 49,
Facing Park and NH. Aye.
Ss~ s:gs t'ho7sSssiT Rss. s:ssf,sd
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc.
,, ,REALToRs-a-EsTABLIsHED 1881
= 1893 st.rN.W. - 4ain 101 81
NortheastQerler Connecticut
and Cathedral Aves.
On. to Iearrr four roon: rpfhss and satR' Ru''o'n
"a5la,omas s mi ]. Fisher & Co., lne;,
7Ss 18th st. Main $3.50.
ing room seb.u .nd s,
cs... ,.v. am MADISON ST, .
ssiHs5 ssd9coms ap'ES'sa E:ss: ssns !'s
Reception 1tsa h.iI. sfs1sf eT1ss li.a FD; room bed
EGs% ss,n ''sh With ess 7eSss :RS
Br.ndn.x 5ssI sss,;.ss,: d5.sS,. ssss,s;,. ,v,n.
|<ooI. .ss .esdEsnlE. rs antas alsove. Kitchen and
!s'4 n4th ! fSAEerrz (: aosrAssas, Min .sscs.
HAMbfokD=c =c6tsRT: sBth 4 o.sfs7 nv
Apt THE IL sstnH sas Hz ss,s s;.s sr Sss
Ae's & eHSisoRs 1es1as ies e. Va i ST.
No rar HI sII}pa. r19m. s1S A. ;r sec 90
No. 40e-4 rooms and bath $50 SO
A0'' aE e 1iSV1EI2 1fisSSV1iEsIl2a is Hrsh 9TH sT
No. Gff Taf Ss1NA ssssHs a's s7sash Ss.s sr fS7 90
~, 49, sThg iDALf1 sig End ST NV ~
Nh Na1 s rHSn1; and bath r,,1ss SO 90 90
"a. AgsREA1.EssTA AIk REPg. = :. =.
THE ROLAND. End ANb Nd AVE. Ne
rooms arf FGd9p Ssfs : = nIs e; Rtt sHsGaSsh GS,.
733 18th ST NV e 8oft5h 81. S.W.
S"Mstn; ss 'ass1 35a. a.
s$.1 n.a.E t.r.S.
r .s.s sk~sr ~.
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r;oI MASS AVE- double room Tor
Young ladies. available 18th: walking dis
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STONI@L.EItiH, COURT.

CONN. AVE. q L st. .,
Washington most cN'llisiyN apartments: :
hou.cllcspr-, and non on-houst'tcprS: fur
njshrd or nniarni-hcd: for reeat t'y the year
o. tor shooter periods. .tpnpetn hotel
service if desired; RestatrSnp with a Ia
carte or tahhs d hntr,.
1920 < ST. N.W,.
One roep> ,a,ath.@ s@ryrIr. E'irn* r., 2"6S
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:. CORNER 3rd .N3 + sTs. NV.
THE HowE.-JCs T:CQNPIEIED5
and easy walk TO all u, :. Depts
. robins kitchen and bzth ....... $50. 90
) rooms. kitchen ,ard bah = = 5000
Open at all times !anltor service.
II. X. HOWENsI.EINCO..
1911 H ST. NV
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VERY DESIRABLE. FURNISHED. ), RM
apt: all outside rooms. porch larEe. nase-
ment lockers: hfautiful outlook: year 3ease
Or longer: moderately. rricsd- Can he seen
dsy or night. Apt. 43. the Dupont. IL
Evening star., 1925-10-10

NORTH CAPITOL AND STS No. l. aho, .
drug store-one or two rooms in refined Jew
lsh family: reasonable 1os
Evening star., 1925-10-10

1897 10th ST Scott Circle Girls cIuo:
beautiful home, walking distance: privileges
Evening star., 1925-10-10

1900 9Th ST. N.w.-NICELY FURNISHED.
= outside rooms. hath. porch. ami. for
housskeepinE. Unlimited phone. Columbia
/ HGS .AIl,lfs refnrennns
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13a4 FAIRMONT ST-Desirahlc rooms. III
We'll kept home: good board. reasonable.
Columbia lSfl
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1853 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-TWo girls:
GOOD table: like home, S35 mo. Phone Col.
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EAGLE LODGE. 9593 l:sh N.W.-DetaCgen
hnuse sIngse and double rooms: home table :;
Evening star., 1925-10-10

l3@6 COLUMBIA RD.--Large. attractive
sccond-story front; ami. twin beds: rea-
Evening star., 1925-10-10

1314 KENYON ST N.w.-LarSr, conitori
able room twin beds, electricity. hot water
he AZ. eyceIlent hoard. telephonot IL
Evening star., 1925-10-10

1924 HARVARD ST NV Nee. clean
room for two; attractive surroundings; home
Evening star., 1925-10-10

lively furnished and modern i'll every way ::
telephone; beautiful new piano and victrola
included among furniture: he seen at
:S5la 18th st. NV. Ant. la6. sunday. Or
call Col. 1871 and ask for NJ. Felker.
Price very reasonable. 10h
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I143 CONNECTICUT AVE. - TWO BED
rooms sitting room bath: very comic I ble ::
excellent service: married couple o. gentle
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE,-HANDs
furnished apartment OF hve LARGE outside
rooms. full,sized kitchen: suitable for fam,
ily of four FIVE persons Meals at hotel
North $50 IA
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THE MONTANA, lT"6 y ST. W-WALl>.
ing distance downtown: nicely furnished enc
room reception hall and bath. apartment;
maid service and linen.
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THREE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. ENTIRE
floor: hot water continually: very neat ana
attractive. 153 Quebec NV. Adams :s'ibs
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FV hNANTleHl. ", &FBF "hWS.
kitchen. bath. porch. IL
K1NGSBoRo APT Sy5W 11af ST. wv
2 rms bath s...........S5".5 50
s.>2 rms. bath s4G0o
1,vinreion "n. .s,6 Ss'e rm.> bafh ssS ''@" q"
asS 9s9S .os ids St St: mtx bath Sc g"
1890 California xt.-S- S-rms< l. bath. S5a.o0
31s New York avs rms. bath. S55, 90
3 NJ. !. RAINE.
- 3oe Investment DnildArx
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RoYDON. f NEAR 18TH ST. vi ROOM
large kitchen bath Si1 50: : large outside
rooms bath. balcony So so: all beautifully
Evening star., 1925-10-10

NICELY, FURNISHED ROOM with private
bath. with :, meals and lunch: ami; for
>. Reasonable. Call Columbia 10I56.
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& o6 10th ST. NV. APT "a. ROOMS.
Etchenette and bath al = Rent. en-. SsS ,.
= = Main, 4:s5: 1ol 18th NV.
TWO LADIES OR COUPLE TO SHARE
nicely furnished house in Mt. Pleasant with
lady Adams 7A"0. 3i3O Brown st. IL
ors135 9TH ST W-BEATTIFULLY FUR
nfshed entire end foor. 4. rooms. bath: IN
refined home: adults. IL
newly panered; walking distance OF down
town: rent SOS Phone Franklin bs5s. IL
COMPLETELY FURNIsHED-TwO ROOMS,
kitchen. bath and porch apartment: rent
reasonable to responsible party. 1901 Mass.
ave.n IL
RIB 1st ST NW-APT. SUITABLE FOR
two: reasonable: garage If desired, Call nI
phone aftar q pm. or any time Sunday. N.
S5iS-W. =. IL
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J401 COLUMBIA RD.-ONE ROOM Kite e.
en-. hath. large. closet: uosspssiori Oct .l.,.
Phone Col. .96i4 err apely iantttT. Rent. S4S
1920 r ST. NV. APT 4.l-0&E ROOM
sli, HcErtte a.c. bath front. completely far
n,shsd: excellent locat,op> references Pot.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

lals'EYE ST Nw-sInglA double rooms
hot and cold running water: large. bright
ana Al
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1908 COL RD-Secontt- Aoer front. suitable
for two: a mi. terms very reasonable. II :
1905 MASS. AVE. N.w.-D"ubfo: room
furin hedc
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HILLCREST. $500 18th N.W.-Ideal home
for those away from comforts OF their own :
ronnna ulfh or without bath
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III GREENE AVE. Aurora Hills, Va
Room and hoard reasonable. ami: NEARBY
Virginia. +. &. Dietrich. IL
TWO LARGE single rooms. next hath, pr,
vate home. ami. best residential. Nortn
Evening star., 1925-10-10

1856 COL RD-Two ROOMS. KITCHEN.
cite private bath heat. elec aud gas: COM
rletely furnished: SIS. Columbia 3a96. IL.
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REDUCED TO sSn MONTHLY. =.
Three rooms and bath; bright, cheerfyI
spaE,cns ses .,d Ontario sas, O. ps R@,d soEh
ing and ants in excellent condition:
= "A. C. HoJIGHTON & CO.. REALTORS.
1916. H s.. NV. Phones Main 1886. 5a7.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
Two JAILED FOR
INELAIl'

Arrested BY Detective Paul w.
Jones, of headquarters. Percy WI
liams. alias Black Sparrow, and
Sunne Boyd, alias Sonny Diamond,
both coIored, are said to be the
first "film-flam' men ever to con-
fess their crime in this city.
Both men pleaded guilty" when
arraigned before Judge II. MAO.
donald in Police Court today and
were sentenced to serve nine months
in jail and pay fines Of 500 or
serve 100 days more. They were
technically charged with petty
larceny.
Williams and Moyd were arrested
by the Baltimore police on informa-
ton furnished them by Jones, who
had been assigned to investigate q
COMPLAINT made by Laneta Tan
ner. coIored. AS Six-and-a-half street
southwest, who claimed that they
had pretended to give her money,
but had obtained SIS from her
instead.
Both readily admitted to the
court that they had worked the
game many times before, some
times successfully and other times
being caught and sent to jail. Will
liams has been convicted In Balti-
more. Philadelphia, New York and
Detroit. Boyd has an equal num-
her of convictions in Philadelphia,
Portland, Me-, Boston and Pitts
burgh
Judge Macdonald was lenient be-
cause Of their frankness.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
ME I
7LITS()N
PL ANS
b. JAMEs Z. KILGALLEN.

Nv JAMES Z. KILGALLEN,
NEW YORK, Dec. 8O.A new
peace plan, which would embrace
the best points Of the many pro-
posaIs made to effect settlement
Of the long drawn out anthracite
coal strike, win have to emerge
from the deliberations Of the oper-
ators and miners II efforts to
bring about permanent peace in
the industry are to be successful.
This was the view expressed
today by some Of the conferees,
notably the union leaders, who
frankly declared there was little
chance that the Marlkle Peace
Plan, the latest submitted would
BE accepted a. il stands.
Opposed t0 AFbftratlon
i joint Hnlif Was late in
Getting started today after debating
the Maglxle plan, and other pro
posaIs, UP to midnight.
But the miners were up early anc
Ibreakfasted In q body ct which
time they again went over the
Marlxle proposal in detail.
They granted that this plan OF
Alvin AIarkle. big Independent coal
operator Of Pennsylvania and Inn,
partial chairman of the joint con
ference, was OF his own conception,
and that he was sincere In offering
1t.
But" said one Of tho union
leaders, cit is not acceptable tc
us-it is only another form OF
arbitration. And we arc opposed
to arbitration"
1t was conceded by leaders Of
both sides that the question OF arbi-
tration is the main obstacIe in the
path of peace at present.
The operators regard Tile Markle
plan with favor.
Under the plan a fact-finding
committee would be appointed, a
ten-year contract woG.d be made.
revisable each year dt the request
of miners or operators, and the
books of the operators would pe
open to the committee.
The men would go back to work
at once at the wages prevailing
August 81. This would be their
pay until the new contract would
become effective. September l, 1925.
Union leaders made it plain they
preferred the Pinchot plan which
calls for a five-year agreement. a
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
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IS
SECURED
HERE

Clark G. Diamond, of 1929 Co
Iumbia Rd. N. W., today applied
to Colonel Knoll, of the District
Supreme Court, for a marriage
license, naming Miss Helene
Oyster, of the Argonne apart
ments, as his prospective bride.
The Rev. U. G. B. Pierce, Uni
tartan minister, is named to per-
form the ceremony.
Mr.. Diamond, who Is 20 years
old, was named as one of the
executors of the viii Of James F.
Oyster, late District Commission
er, who also gave him as ''his
friend" one-third interest in the
business Of James Oyster. In
corporated, butter and egg firm
1t Ninth and Pennsylvania Ave.
N. W., Of which enterprise Mr..
Diamond is the manager.
Former Commissioner Oyster
A1SO gave uAktl OAAC~tAA4E0 1htCAGot
in the firm of Norman w. Oyster,
dairy lunchrooms.
Miss Oyster is a daughter OF
the late Commissioner Oyster and
is 81 years old.
Her Brothers Buddy"
Diamond formerly lived in Buf.
falo, New York. He has been 10,
Gated in Washington for five years.
and during all of this time has
been connected with the firm that
bears the name of the former
commissioner.
He is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, and served
in the naval aviation service during
the World War.
While in the air service he be-
came the buddy" of Norman w
OYSTER. son of the former Com
missioner, and came to Washington
with him shortly after the close
OF the war.
Mr.. Diamond declared today
that final plans have not been com.
pleted for the wedding, and re
fused to give any of the details
until everything has been ar
ranged.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
BRI AIN BITTER
ON RkDE WAR
By International se.Ts Service

LONDON. England. Dec. &c.
American discussion of a possible
trade war between the United States
and England as the result of British
rubber restrictions are attracting
wide attention and causing bitter
criticism here.
The Daily Sketch today refers to
Secretary of Commerce Hoover as
a "hot-air merchant" and declares
that there can be no trade war be-
cause cit takes two to make. war
and Great Britain has had enough
of war of any kind.
Charles Tenneyson, an Industrial
leader, issued a statement declaring
that talk of trade war is patiently
absurd. He said that American
cotton has been priced too high
since the war; and that if the
United States increased the price of
cotton and wheat that Great Britain
would simply refuse to buy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
RUM EXPORTER'
Goes BROKE

LONDON. Dec s30-sir Frederick
HartwelI. admittedly a heavy loser
on rum-runnIng ventures to the
United States was today formally
declared bankrupt, after an In
curry by the bankruptcy court.
Sir Broderick's difficulties it was
stated were due to the combined
activities OF the American aTlti-rum
fleet and the failure of American
bootleggers to pay their bills. Some
OF Sir Broderick's cargoes were con-
fiscated by the American revenue
officials and others were delivered
to American purchasers who never
paid for them.
The liabilities of Sir Broderick
were stated to be about 2O0,OUV
pounds sterling, or more than a
million dollars. His sole assets
were a number. of bad debts.
Sir Broderick made no offer or
settlement and the court issued q
bankruptcy decree.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
HERO AFRAID To
FACE s WIVES
A. Intermittent News Service

NEW YORK. Dec. 3O.-Arrested
for having married five times with
out pausing once for a divorce.
Michael Dcnelan, %, war hero,
carly today pleaded with police to
send him to Jail quickly so that he
be spared the necessity OF facing
his wives.
Donelan. who received the dis
tinguished service medal for brav-
cry in the World War. was arrested
on charges brought by Miss Flea
more Christensen. whom he is
alleged to have wed January 20,
1917.
Detectives found him in his home
where he was living with the former
Mary kindly. whom he married
March 2. 1924. Police said there
was evidence of his having married
three other women.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
S[AIERs WASH,
RE- GARB| BODY

CHICAGO, Dec. 30 Killers who.
after staying Albert Nusbaum. So.
year-oId carpenter contractor, are
believed to have washed the body,
garbed it in fresh clothing and q
new overcoat. and carried 1T g
quarter OF a mile from the scene
Of the murder, were being sought BY
police here today.
Two hours after the body was
found in q lonely spot on the
prairiee south Of the city near where
Loeb and Leopold killed little Bobby
Franks in 1894, Floyd Nusbaurn
Grandson OF the victim, was under
arrest, and 3 dragnet was spread
for his chum.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
80 WOMEN JAILED
FOR STRIKE PICKETING

CHICAGO, Dec. 80. Eighty
women, many of them mothers,
must go to Jail from five to forty
DAYS for contempt of court in vio-
lating anti-picketing injunctions
during the garment workers strike
here last spring.
They lost on appeal. Sentences
must begin within two weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
JUDGE CLEARS UP 243
DIVORCE CASES M DAY

NEW YORK, Dec 3O.-What was
believed to be a record number OF
divorce cases were disposed Of when
Supreme Court Justice William =.
Carswell cleaned up 243 cases OF
martial disputes. some Of them dat
ing back to 1914.
or the total number 1SS were ais
missed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
CARDINAL MERCER
REPORTED VERY Ill

BRUSSELS, Dec. 30.-Despite
reassuring bulletins. it was learned
today that the condition of Cardinal
MERCER is causing alarm. Physi-
clans Eaye been in constant atten-
ton since 3 O'Clock this morning.
The cardinal underwent an opera
ton for stomach trouble yesterday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
THE WEATHER
(OfficlaI U. s. Weather Bureau Reportl
Cloudy and warmer to-

Cloudy and warmer To-
night and Thursday; lowest
temperature tonight about
26 degrees. Temperature
yesterday-Highest, 90; low
est, 81.