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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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Pa @s e EsEFfFR Es!s iIs
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-special
prices this week only; will scrape. point up
aHe nspe size sf1 roo@ for STE 1so paint int
rior and exterior at low prices, we use
'' We also 's specalize n ~ nIasterins at very low
prices You need not worry about cash, as
months in which to pay. without cash pay
nsa5. ,inate II pHiLS9ELPHix XII DEcoRArISG CO
PAPERHANGING, rooms. 81 30 up: inferior
nosn snd eT'Sr pen PR Ff SOC
RHANGING. PAINTING--Seryice and
price you have a right to eynect. We gladly
@ elys yon year to n pay W,h Ho no ao a'b
Al. NV. Frank. 4141.J. %
PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING: painting
satisfactory work guaranteed VIM. Lat
tie. $40 9th al. NV. Phone Frank. 6754.
PAPERING. PAINTING. SO M: best OF me.
ie,ms pbo to - months to pay without
The Peerless Decorating Co ja1'
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Let us est,
Rsn Son will oo be furprlssd White B91sr
PHoNQGRAPH REPAIRING your pho
nograph is out Of order let us repair II.
we have well equipped shop. expert re
nalrmen and the necessary equipment to put
your phonograph motor in as good a condi-
2TRE Co fSc Eacn i6S3 ne E 7ih St SIpsk Main Main
1916.
PIANO TUNING. S2-we specialize on gen.
eral piano repairs and rebuilding. Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable. Skilled me-
chanlcs Work guaranteed Sarderson-
schaefer Co. 644 Fl ST. ne Line. 1857.
PIANOS TUNED. repaired and rebuilt-High
grsde < ;r TorRi McHSGH LAWSON. 1922 G
PLAsTERTNG-Let me repair your plaster
ing: all work guaranteed: estimates cheer
fully given. Call Cleve. 1853 -
PLUMBING. heating and gas fitting: prompt
work reason able prices: day and night sery.
Ice. f. c. Crouch. 300 14th It. Sc. 13'
TYPEWRITERs REPAIRED : The Rebuilt
Typewriter Co.. Inc. sell rent and repsir
4Pewriters. SUITABLE CHRISTMAS
PRESENT Tel. NJ. 6534. 1l10 II st. NV
IPHoiLsTERING ,oII and furniture Ispalrlns
ard Cpholstering Co. 2s10 14th st NV. 5'
wears cxpericnce: formerly With best icwei:
cr., crt in Washington: $3.50. s. B. wlseman,
t':!l g st. NV. IL
WELDING-CASTING. STEEL AND ALUM.
NJ. Coleman. 2O7 18th st. NV. NJ. 1893.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES-GOOD
quality opaque shades fitted to your win
DOVE Soc: the best quality of opaque shade
Sl.l5: hung free. We will call with samples
WINDOW SHADES AND sCREENS-FREE
Nichols ave. sc. Lincoln 1Ol23.
Evening star., 1925-12-05

1l35 14th St. Joli Newsstand.
14th and p. Day Pharmacy.
10th and L. J <. Clemence.
18Th and W Eagle Pharmacy
Evening star., 1925-12-05

DAYS WORK. kitchen helpers. laundresses
lantors. c. maids. buffers. Chauffeurs. cook
tVa.). sesmstresses. 1920 You st. Mur.
den's Employment Bureau. Telephone y
STENOGRAPHERS. 1st AND 2nd GRADES:
bookkeepers. typists. clerical help. Free regis
ter M.-2S76. City Employment Service. 1888
C
Evening star., 1925-12-05

CADILLAC TOURING So. S4.o cash. hal
ance Easy I1'1 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1925-12-05

Lafayette Hotel Beauty Salon,
10th and SITS. NV.
SPECIALITY: PERMANENT WAVING.
18 Curls. $3.50.
Make yourself present of permanent
wave for Christmas. Expert operators in
all branches. Main 4214. g.
Evening star., 1925-12-05

PAPERHANGING and PAINTING--Get our
estimate first and money. r. J. Ii wis.
Frank. 5747. 1032 1st st. NV
PAPERHANGING-KOO PAPERED. 50
and up. A. It. GEORGE. 1884 11th N.
NV. Phone Adams 1897
Evening star., 1925-12-05

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1923: viii sell from
$50 to S75 less than usually asked for this
model paint is very good: good low,pressure
tires viii guarantee IL to be mechanically
.:,k. H,.n.r G1- n st 6s
Evening star., 1925-12-05
SlTUATIONS-MALE.
ffanf innad

YOUNG MAN. %. wants position in bank
or brokers Office home here widely ac-
auainted; nov assistant bank examiner: best
references. Address Box II C. Star office ="
Evening star., 1925-12-05


thoroughly established best downtown loca.
non. For further details address Box BOOB.
Star Office.
SHOE REPAIR sHoP-Guarantee good bus
mess. Phone n. 5129-J. D..
MIST SELL at once escelently located
opportunity for party knowing business.
LUNcHRooM fully EQUIPPED. reasonable
snd 81 Gi'ch aos Ssle Pa ave ~sek se afternoon G
LOCAL CORPORATION developing a section
N Northwest Washington is Offering small
IL" ''''po proft. vii be given this money. which
WI be amply secured by deed to the land.
BOOMING HOUSE. George Washington dis
tIct. fret-class condition: ami. complete
-,rabe NJ "'noit rental. West i44s sfter pm. s.
ELECTRTC STORE for sale: il sold at once.
reason for selling. 3"ol Mt. Pleasan! st.
CHANCE YOUNG ATTORNEY to acquire in
terest i.,,, in established law Office. Apply go
egs showing s rctarns Of over 81 500 monthly
dress BOX 1856. Star ofiice
business pronostion in T Forida that IS GOOD:
ences Address Box 23O-C. star office.
AN ESTABLISHED LOCATION for beauty
parlor Is for rent. located at busy trans
dows. plenty OF daylight. heat furnished
,a95 i Conn on. aye For particulars inquire of
Go-CAR GARAGE. central location. fully
sgulppcd: easy terms. Address Box 24l-
TAILoR STORE dong good bu.nsss good
:: sc. Star offcr. -
PARTY LEAVING CITY will sell a grocery
small cash payment: receipts from business
70 s6rsss pay s%f deferred psymen,s Price. 500
| HAVE "a growing poultry business. wide
Gs1S PsrSas, .sn y Click: Route No: s''' i Nj.
BAKERY AND PASTRY SHOP in northwest
seGtion ., OF city; well equipped: very reason
trres and stock. Address BOX 1876. star
CLEANING AND TAILORING establish
| ment. doing good, business. best residential
seton -, with o- good prospects; must be sold
srs ty
spar,ments above OF 5 routns and bath nts1 Zach
ntans -s''eT @ is also
centionaly located in .neighborhood Of about
s@"% s2p1 in 9sy and
1907 No .orFs TsrT ? ,2s S.oEAAKEE, T5;n ,,ee
See Mr.. Carver
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS.
2006 18th NV.
North 1922 o.
! AUTO ACCESSORY STORE-LIVE. TP-TO-
DATE STOCK: GOING BUSINESS: ESTAB-
kTd THE2 eEToyy yEaEs aE PKG EI22cATED HFART
EtI f6k sTPcK + oRREEsREn
60 Boxxo 1i4l.B. sTAR TAI oFFIcE. HTF15FiS' ADDREss
wsRE AZ EoEEERNf ENb PAiN PAYXS E0R HARP
k% Ff oPPoRErNfTY II 81 St fFEr1MH ME MHli Fds Is
TasErsaFfb TfosE 4ff Tn RsNKEs sINEEsT
HAYDEN. 1a1o a1oN 6 ST 81. Nv. Nv AihS SEE J. a
| CONFECTIONERY STORE. fountain lunch.
| cigars. candy. periodicals Stationery etc:
! near school: doing splendid business: will
SSacrlhce for quick sale: going West. l011
WILL SELL hest eouipped cafeteria in
Washington. doing 5000 daily: also my down
! town lunchroom: leaving for Florida Ad-
| dress Box 42l-B. Star office. -
| LARGE PRINTING PLANT. suitable for
| nuhhcation: price reasonable: terms Ad.
dress Box 21G.C Star Office.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
| owner VIII sacrifice new concrete building.
| - under leasel. also adjoining lot on houlc-
ward. Property includes store and shop fix
| lures. in fast growing community only 20
! minutes TO city. Entire property. $3.50. or
| building and fixtures separate: S6.35o:
,.o- 10. Lou1S P. SHOEMAKER. oo
See Mr.. Carver
Evening star., 1925-12-05

PAPERHANGTNG. PAINTING-Service and
price you have a right to eynect. We gladly
give you a year to pay. with no additions |
cost. Dependable Decorating Co. go 9th
Evening star., 1925-12-05
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I HAbl tAKKI AtIE. almost new. cost S|O.
-eU ST.. l25a y. II. ave. 6'
BED DAVENPORT. walnut dining suite. 10
pcs: mirror. rug. lamp. chair. con
! sole desk. clock. dishes. Pot 3a23. 5'
Evening star., 1925-12-05
HELP-FEMALE.
tti0utiuned

WOMAN--White. as seamstress and cham
ddrsas Box Be ams star ode
wOMEN-outside selling; only those able
rsss to puI Ron IN odC hGuFs Star oce onE need apply
YOUNG LADY 10 play popular music on
piano short time in evenings AT high-"las-
boarding house. who will do so for room
and board Address Box ."9-C. Star once.
YOUNG LADY-Re fined. attractive. for ex-
clusive beauty salon: must be expert. with
understanding face treatments. excellent
opportunity Address Box ao9-C star oftice.
YOUNG LADY-ENpert stenorrapher and
familiar with Office detail: accuracy essential
'euuisite. Reply in own handwriting.
Aodress Box lt0:C. Star once 3.
SALESWOMEN
umbrellas and neckwear. Permanent posi-
tons tons viii with chance for advancement, Ad-
SERVICE SHOPPER.
\ woman of pleasing per-
sonaiity, clever, alert, for posi-
ton as service shopper in lead
ing Washington department
store. Address Box 271-C, Star
Office.
GLOVE SALESWOMAN.
Experienced in selling gloves
and expert in fitting kid gloves.
y permanent position to the
woman who qualities Apply
Employment Office, Fourth
Floor.
LANSBCRGH & BRO.
YOUNG WOMEN
Fol-
TELEPHONE OPERATING.
GOOD SALARY DURING
SHORT TRAINING
PERIOD.
REGULAR AND
FREQUENT INCREASES
THEREAFTER.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
PLEASANT WORK.
AN IDEAL OCCUPATION
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN.
APPLY
ROOM |.
722 18th ST. NV.
THE
CHESAPEAKE + AND
POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
HELP-MALT. AND FEMALE.
Evening star., 1925-12-05

PIANO TUNING. So-we specialize on gen.
eral piano repairs and rebuilding. Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable. Skilled me
chanics. Work guaranteed Sanderson-
Schaeffer Co 644 II ST. ne Line lOb7.
Evening star., 1925-12-05

PAPERING AND PAINTING-Let us esti
n ate; You will he surprised. White House
Repair Service. 2O04 NJ NV Frank. 2so6
Evening star., 1925-12-05

PHONoGRAPH REPAIRING-lr your pho
mograph is out of order let us repair II.
we have well equipped shop, expert re-
na1fmen and the necessary equipment to put
your phonograph motor in good condi-
l9m as u was when new. THE GLOBE FUR
RE CO. INC. 1923 eth St NV. Main
Evening star., 1925-12-05
FOR THE FAMILY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CLOCKS ARE 4 LASTING GIFT-Watch'
clocks etc Solid brass candlesticks from
TO $3.50 pr. P. r. Ayres. 902 10th st: n
Evening star., 1925-12-05
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLF.
Dogs. PETS. ETC

JERSEYS = Registered th. tested: cows
helfers. males sold farm stock must hn
closed out: bargains Owner. care Booth 3
Farm Agency. 215 NV So
Evening star., 1925-12-05

PAPERING. PAINTING. S6 uD: best OF me-
chanlcs and materials used. We can arrange
terms from, 3 TO % months to pay without
interest. Phone Adams 6432 for estimate.
The PeeI less Decorating Co. AL
Evening star., 1925-12-05
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

| CADILLAC 81 PHAETON-i-pass spor,
| touring: has just been refinishrd in Ducn
desert sand gray: has lots of extra euuIp-
rent. including tonneau Windshield bumper
/ etc. mechanical condition i "nnsiderahlv
/ easy. with your part Uarment. SEQ
/ Mr.. Hines. Lincoln Showroom. ll32 Conn.
J Main
Evening star., 1925-12-05
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
0ContinusdD
RaasS Ress Tes!s4 sRAFkEk Lex, n f&4s% /
able. Adams 64a6 s.
REFRIG ORATORS nand for al
PURPOSES. McCray Refrigerator Co. s07 H
RIG; Wilton velvet; So by 1915: cost s75
RUGS. oriental. ine quality axI2: also email
sizes; very reasonable: basement, 184a s
sAT9naoss .ss 9dns $50 Gso4y Gs FAX good condition
SEWING MACHINES SIS and up: renting
and repairing: all work guaranteed 73I
1lth ST. NV.
I SEWING MACHINEs-D-h singer x1S:
SO: others at S6; all guar New machines
snRsT ksrtps sbsn and q rePairinE n Open eysnags
soFA ,1d "a, antique: mahoeany. genuine colontal
'fla 9TH st. ne Lincoln 6297-J So
TEA ,sat TABLE ,gaa coIs MAHOGANY: mshcgany fern
Trunk. couch. dishes. table. desk sos
Quincy ST. NV.
TYPEwRITERs-You can now rent a -
roma Four portable. with standard offca
good opportunities in used coronas Corona
| Typewpiter Company Inc. li25 Eye 81.
ion. $50 cash for quick sale. "I89 II;h Ii;;h
Sohns sold or Tsned TF2a' tha
not not good Undersoodsi Rs,minFtons. L. :.
money. cash or s. mSntHiy. wsshin.t9n
Typewriter Exch.. aI3 y Y. ave Fl. I014
H4InEWRITEESaAmerssn II, w. TypsErtsss Co
! All kinds Of repairing done Lincoln So
| TYPEwRITERS-Make that Xmas rin =
Shipnan.Ward rebuilt Underwood terms \.
years.; s., viii take orders until the 5th r.
d.ts;. xmsi deIysrs AZ for demq1strst'on s, s7
Il St NV. u NJ. ia7a. y '''F' - i'a''- e.
TgYdP,EwRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
ssa5 mo onosrnoodf moo IN adv :'Bi os Fosi si5
| Tf FFWRTTER. Underw ood. No. >. Al cor.
df,to1cn almost new. $50. Cali Fran.hn
TYPEWRITER Underwood good condition:
vscuette sweeper. Wntor tor inclnsFirc an"
radiator cover for largo Flint. nrs tlca,' ~
new. For inspection phone Cleveland. - -
y1.GcFERE .6. 5.R IN s5s4 .,o5s s,5
! vIoLINs for sale old Nicolaidcs. 5l5 In
| 81. ANTIQUE Shop. o.
| WASHING MACHINE EASY. electric zood
address Box ok G@e-c. Il G. etar n' once. "''>'
qEFIGE ndG : : CRT!oTTlR2,k ;!oTl2,
compretc ffRoa fRS at q dssS. ( GGs is can,n., lock
.rs. or7"e chairs and tables tremendou. saw.
"ss aFEf2E wAsHfSToS T9 2'sf f9f FoTF once
Furniture Dept. 80 sth 81. NV.
ssHHT cAsES ANP 2n sT9R FSTRT,
FACTORY" RISE CO. sos LOW ST.
| BALTIMORE. MD.
| WOOD-WOOD-WOOD.
Mixed wood. mostly oak. we'll seasoned
cord deiivered ". II. EImore. Box ia
| Rosslyn. Va. Phore Clarendon I142-L-I. a.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
| JERSEYS = Registered tb. tested: cows
| heifers. males sold farm. stock must hn
| closed out: bargains Owner. care Booth :
Farm Agency. 215 NV. 80
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
CANADIAN SPITZ PT-PPTF~ brown and
Whit: reasonable. 1879 2lst 81 NV
WANTED--,Pekinese or toy PomArsnian do-
Evening star., 1925-12-05
OFFICE FCRNITERk
EDnNF - GOWN
WOOD-WOOD-WOOD.

cut in 10 and 90 inch lengths S12.50 Dnr
Cord delivered. w. H. Elmorn. Box lS3.
Rosslyn. Va. Phone Cla-endon il4H-I-l. u
Evening star., 1925-12-05

PIANOS TUNED. repaired and rebuilt-High
grade work: McHUGH LAWSON. 1922 G
u ". Franklin hbSO
Evening star., 1925-12-05

PLASTERING painting
work guaranteed. VIM. A Lat
lie. $40 9th at. NV. Phone Frank. 6754.
Evening star., 1925-12-05
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STAR OFFICE OPEN CNTIt. IL PM.
All advertisements FOR The Evening star
must he at The Star ofice ar one OF The
Star branch Offices by IL pm the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following eKcep-
tions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Advertisements under the above classified
lions will he accepted at The Star office.
1lth st. and Pa. ave. until $40 m. day
OF issue. All advertisements for The sun
day Star must he received AT The Star offIce
hy ) 80 Saturday. AT any of The
Star branch Offices bv 4 40 nm. saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all
advertisements from transient advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
REQUIRES UNIFORM
PETROLEUM PRICES
Mississippi Ruling Affects
Standard and Texas
Companies.


GREENWOOD. Miss. December 30.
Prices of petroleum products Of the
Standard Oil Co. and the Texas Co.
must be uniform throughout the State
Of Mississippi. except in Tunica Coun-
ty, Chancellor Lomax ruled here yes.
terday.
The chancellors decree was entered
by agreement of counsel for the com
panies with Rush Knox, State attor-
neN general, who two weeks ago insti.
tuted injunction proceedings under the
antitrust statute of Mississippi. seek.
ing 10 compel the compa MES named
I" sell gasoline Al uniform rates every.
whore in the State.
Yesterdays court order sustained in
part and modified in part the tempo
rary injunction.
In this initial move under the anti
trust law. Attorney General Knox
charged that the Sta ndard Oil and the
Texas oil Co. were conspiring 10
fX prices and that gasoline consumers
were being Disseminated against in
certain parts of the State.
Justice McGowen of the State SUI
preme Court. in response to the at
torneY generals petition. granted an
injunction which directed that the
companies should sell gasoline
throughout Mississippi at a price no
higher than the price that prevailed
in TuniCa County.
Before this order could go fully into
effect, the defenda nj corpora tons pro-
CURED from Justice Holmes of the
United States District Court an in
junction restra lining the attorney gen
eral from enforcement of the Nc
Gowen injunction.
MIA cara Falls furnishes about Az
per cent Of the Nations electrical
energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

until the storekeeper returned. Then
he started to Are, woundinE the
grocer. Manchester fired as the man
fed. but failed to hit him.
The man was met by police gun
squad and in an exchange Of shots
Sergt. Lawrence WAS killed and Zane
wounded. A third officer pursued the
robber for a block and finally killed
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
DUEL WITH BANDIT
RESULTS IN 2 DEATHS
Policeman and Robber Slain,
Patrolman and Grocer Wounded.
in Exchange Of Shots.
Ry the Associated Press.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. December
30-A police sergeant and robher
were killed and patrolman and q
grocer were wounded In a gun nigh.
last night. which followed an at
tempted robbery. The dead are: Pc
lice Sergt. Michael. Lawrence and an
unidentified robber.
Patrolman Clarence j. Zane and
Albert V. Manchester, grocer, were
wounded.
The shooting began when the ba ndit
entered Manchester store and COM
manded him and his wife TO hold up
their ha nds.
Instead of complying with the order.
Manchester ran to the back OF the
store and obtained n revolver. The
desperate. apparently amazed at
Manchester'S action. failed To move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Folks that are easy I please must
accumulate a lot q junk these days.
Tn Christmas haint over year or
two off when most anything fer him
II do fer her.
Settin' around with her limbs cross
ed putin cigarettes is I'll poorest tad
III girls have hit on fer attra ctin
mer. unless. o course. tn men have
been drnkin'.
Milt Bentley, who hain't been
breakin' even fer nearly two wears
started { complain / tn public serv-
ice commission. t'day. when he learn
that il only takes care % big corpo-
rationS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
Fire Hits Two Negro Churches.

Special Dispatch to The star.
FREDERICKSBUR Va. Deem
Der 30.-Two OF three negro churches
here were visited by fire in the last
two days. one being destroyed.
Starting from an overheated stove
early Monday. Mount Zion Church was
burned with two adjoining dwellings.
Yesterday Shiloh Church, half a.
sqdare from Mount Zion. was dam
aged when 1t caught FIRE from an ad-
joining building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
Presenting a Group of

In the triple mirrors of the
dressing table-Peggy discov-
ers her multiple personality
enhanced by a frock of Papil-
lion blue georgette and crepe
over flesh georgette-$2S.95.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Betty is quite enthralled by
her latest 'crush'-and who
wouldn't be enthralled by
Betty. with her crystal beaded
frock Of white georgette?
Quite moderately priced at
S2S.95.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Not quite sure about the
turn Of conversation-however
Jane is quite anxious to hear
the latest gossip. She wears a
pink georgette = studded in
sparkling rhinestones. $28.o5.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
CHECKFOR S5,24S
FOR SOUTHINGT0N
Town Reimbursed by State for
Constructing Roads

Hartford, Nov. 4.-To reimburse
towns which constructed roads In
anticipation of financial aid from
the state, the Connecticut highway
department yesterday sent checks to
10 towns. An aggregate of S41,-
oSS,12 was involved In the payments.
These represent towns In which the
work Is completed. There are a
number of other towns which have
work In various stages of compile
ton and payment to those will be
made when the work is accepted az
finished.
Due to lack OF so-called state aid
funds by the curtailment Of this ap-
preparation by the legislature, the
hoard of control, upon the applica-
ton by the highway commissioner
approved a transfer Of funds from
The gasoline tax receipts to this &C
count, and. as a result, the follow
ing towns received payments, rep
resenting the states proportion Of
three-quarters or -eights, &C.
cording TO each towns grand list;
Branford. $500; Canaan, $500
Colcbrook $3.50; Darien, $5.173.21
Easton, $500; Greenwich, a.,
6O4.91; Groton, $500; North Bran,
ford, $500: North Canaan. $500
Norwalk, $500: Pomfret, $500
Redding, $500; sprague, $500
Seymour, $500; Stafford, $500
Stamford, $500; Southington, IS,
$500; Torrington. $500; Trum
bull, SCOTIA.
The maximum amount allotted wa
! $4,000, state and town. In some o
these towns the balance was les
| than the maximum amount allotted
In these. OF course the amount o
refund was governed by the sum &C
tually unpaid and the town obliga
| ton.
At the same time, the department
| announced that under provisions o
chapter 307 a number Of towns ha
been credited with $4,000 on tn
existing balance under the so-calle
| unfinished interval statute.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
2S LOSE LICENSES FOR
DRYING AFTER DRINKING
List OF Operators Barred by State
Motor Vehicle Department.
Issued Today

Hartford, Nov. 4.--The weekly ltct
Of Connecticut operators whose "a
censes have been suspended for ops
year for driving while under the In
nuence OF liquor was given out to-
day at the state motor vehicle os-
partment as a part Of the effort to
reduce this highway menace. There
are IS names on the list, The cases
OF four have been appealed. The
department statement advised peo-
pie. to notify the department or the
police in case they should see any
OF the suspended drivers operating
motor vehicles. The following Is the
list:
Fred c. Beaulleu, Plalnville;
Louis Bedat, Waterbury; William
Cairncross, Hartford; nominick
Calve. Noroton; William J. Casey,
Hartford; p. +. Chamberlain, Broad
brook; Edward p. Crane, Waterville:
Albert Dodus, Bridgeport; Auex
Gasek. Glastonbury; Justin NJ. Hor-
ton, Middletown: Carl Johnson, Jer-
sey City, N. Y; II. X. Heating, Hart
ford: Fred Larson. New Britain;
Frank Lattimer, Brooklyn. N. Y:
Jessie Lewis, Pennington; Theodore
Logrot, Torrington; George A. Nc
Lean, New Britain; Charles Mitchell
Ellington; Frederick S. Nee, STAN
ford; Sam Nelly. New Haven;
Charles Patterson. Hartford; Joseph
Rail-, Plainheld; Charles j. Rodgers
Waterbury; George T.. Ryan. Jr.
Bronxville, N. Y, Steven Samsel
Enfield: Earl Tucker, New Britain
Frank Weinlandt, stamford; Alfonzc
| Willis, New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
l.. T.. SMITH PROMOTED

Lloyd Il. Smith Of simsbury, for
Incrly OF New Britain, has accepted
n position as assistant editor Of the
Little Blue Books" published by
the Il. IIaldeman-Juius Co. OF
Girard, Kans. The former local
man will have practically complete
charge Of editing the new volumes
as they appear, Mr., Smith Is a
graduate OF somervillo high school
and received n 3, s, degree from
Trinity In 1928, doing some teach
Ing there this year. He Is the son
Of +, Newton Smith, principal Of
Slmsbury high school and former
Amerlcanization director In this
city.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
farm STRUCTURE
GAINING IN VALUE
Buildings Appreciate Oyer
SS,500,0OO in Five Years
BY GEORGE II. MANNING

Bl hBOtLf H. hhNlNllNb
washington Bureau OF N. b. lierald.)
Washington, d. e., NOV. "A
gain of more than three aud one
half million dollars In the value Of
farm buildings In Hartford county
in the past five years was disclosed
in an official 1928 farm census of
the county announced by the de-
partment OF commerce today.
The total valuation OF farm build
ings this year Is placed at s30,117,-
$50, while In 1920 the valuation
stood at sc6,557.bas. A drop from
s2e.0S7,552 TO s23.O96,O23 In the
aggregate value OF farm land In the
country In the tve-ycar period failed
to offset the gain In building values
30 that on the whole. farm prop
erty in Hartford county increased in
value.
Since 1920.,thc number Of farms
under operation in the county has
dropped from 400 10 4,GG3, But
the number of farmers who own
their own land has increased from
4,14o to 4.@95.
2T3.G33 Acres In Farm Land
rive years ago. the total amount
OF land IN farms In Hartford county
came to o93 .9o7 acres, but more in
tensive farming and natural recess
sion for wartime activity has d.
unfinished this total acreage to Oh
6s3. Tho present acreage In farms
includes 1n2.4s4 acres OF crop land,
9e,e1s acres in pasture. and S4,7o2
acres OF farm woodland
Despite tho reduction IN total
farm acreage. the amount OF land
nlanted TO hay and apples has ma
terlally Increased since 1890 There
are now Ae.1f7 acres In hay rs COM
nared with 4i,741 five years ago:
and 1878 apple trees of bearing