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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-10
FOR SATF-HOITSFS
500 CASH

$50 CASH.
On Ingleside terrace nw.-e rooms and
path, colonial brick house. cellar. furnace
hest and ELECTRICITY: excellent condition
pal and interest p pfr m 50 a9h Drinc
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD.
aus Continental Trust Bldg Main 2730
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CAFRITZ COMPANY.
sauls
hariwoo
eight
sr s 5oSa S pan te
blocks
Immediate pc
and the 2wne wishes 10 sHm the
rented for ss5 month sa snay %
paved
rhomeb
CAFRITZ COMPANY.
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BROOKLAND.

s rooms, detached, 2 stories,
hot-water heat, electricity; 10
Gated just off Of Rhode Island
avenue; home now in 1st com
mercial zone on 18th street :
there IS a great possibility and
future in this vicinity; property
is clear of encumbrance. Price
Is reasonable and will take
81 900 cash. Call Adams $3.50.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

DUPONT CIRCLE
Tapestry brick modern home of eight
rooms four bedrooms. with hardwood floors,
two baths. two sleeping porches colonial
ro1' oWner esvns for WIG" Foreign
country will take $4,000; be prompt for
this bargain. Call Mr.. SOMMERFlLLE. Main
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S12o50-Tust West of 10th and Harvard SITS.

{ o50-Iust West of 10th and Harvard SITS.
a off the
unusually
living and dining and
% M Sleeping porch roonnG
n
lot water
o5O-C aliforna St-Must Be Sold.
easonabe 1t
dwelling having nine Soppte baths
S16 o50-Cleveand Park-Detached- Bedrooms.
iandco most andhi
aboutW location ideal and National Cathedral
essentially
d ns h%ss m lining % % aue MOST 6s I S
second floor has four splendid bedrooms deep closets
~1 @ val @
xuresa
o5O-ODpo Park-Four Bedrooms.
Widep
sa'E
Phone Until 9 PM
BOSS & PHELPS.
The Home of Homes
l417 ST. NV. Main $500
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NO 1910 PA. AVE. SE-NOw VACANT:
r & H.. garage; hot-water heat and electric
lighting. Can now nc bought for $500.
Terms.
No. 10 Bryant St. Ne. lust off \. Cap.
<, modern Or & b. home with garage.
front and rear porches: now vacant. Very
II. II. BERGMAN.
$40 + St. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SaCLS ADDITION.
sss%s slsG FiHass mat.
1882 X. ~ " LII NJ 1900.
EXCELLENT CORNER HONE:
R Rs'ss Gan 1SSns
sshaT h9 Ga my Main s
PRICED LESS THAN $4,000.
usual 2 esea sse to IN
ID, "a close 10 Tt h
and and Madison. Il in one e' Of Washinston's most
select neighborhoods. SURROUNDED by homes
clear. viii make terms to responsible party.
Address Box 329-C. Star Office.
S14,o5O.
MT. PLEASANT.
This property must be sold at once.
1t is situated less than one block west of
9Th st. and just above the intersection
Solon 2h a aapestTy k BRICK dwelling pPaes
cally rs feet wide. containing seven bright
breakfast and sleeping porches large at,
tic with partitioned room: hardwood
floors UP. stairs and down; choice cleo
trical fixtures Pittsburs water heater:
Go npaGF heating Plant offers BG Oh sub
stantial cash payment viii be given IA
vorable consideration.
Phone Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home of Homes.
1417 st. NV Main $500.
IDEAL HOMES.
JOS Morse st IT,. neBes dod buy in ~ TO-
paved alley: imm rn 'i possession IN.
41O5 HARRISON ST. NV.
New. s-room. 2bath house. garage: ready
w. IRWIN
Phone Cleveland 1881 IA.
10Th STREET JUST OFF
COLUMBIA ROAD.
stantane sa 01 heater: o eec,fic tights and ali
one desiring a home Of distfnction or a high
class roomins h9Hse Very low kG terms Must
CLEVELAND PARK,
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
Beautiful detached home. containing S
exceptionally large rooms. large reception
hT ai eonstruc cuts With isnch walls. built
in garage: house newly decorated through
equity Of 5000 and vii Wiz trade for small
house clear Of encunbranee in good north
Office
OPPORTUNITY SOME
TIMES ONLY KNOCKS
ONCE.
Here is your opportunity, Chevy Chase.
detached home on Ingomar st, attrsc
water heat and electric lights Garage to
match house. Open fireplace: French doors.
The most attractive house for the price
you have ever seen. Here is your chance
- buy night at price of 900. If you
have $1,000 to $4,000 cash. Address Box
I'D. Star office.
1858 QUINCY ST.
Newly painted and decorated: Nokol
rooms: fine cellar: room for garage Good
location off l4th st. Call Main 6506.
z. LODGE HILL. 400 II st.
NEAR EAST CAPITOL ST
Nearly new home. which for financial rea-
son is offered at a very attractive price and
reasonable terms. Immediate possession
Call Main $500.
Z. LODGE HILL. 1900 II St. .
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NURTHW EST.
Brick home. 20 feet wide. concrete front
porch six rooms, bath. h.-w.h.. electric
lights: 40 feet deep with grape arbor
and shrubbery: fne place for children: one
half block to car line. Price, $3.50. with
81 900 cash: balance easy. Call Mr.. BENOTT,.
Main OIL =
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

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SaCL'S ADDITION.
S14 000-This attractive 7-room detached
home. h.-w.h.. cleo. open fireplace. inst.
heater weather stripped: excellent condl-
ton; property offered on very liberal terms.
VIM s. PHILLIPS.
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CHAS. D. SAGER,
o24 18th ST. NV. REALTOR. MAIN &c.
6,5OO-CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS
New Semi Detached Brick.
S Y $t s e. s@ S M ;S sn5 s' 5ss :% IS,
sou @ propeTy, % @ % @ of Us ~
S15Z5O-16th ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Value.
s he & heq 4S lot ha G e 9a
Rt @ @ and s @ % h INTO this "
s14,5OO-CHEVY CHASE, MD-Big Detached Frame.
H s SsS:;F ss . f@s r. 20 sS;s s"es i aS
Che1ya as1 b. % % " W % ~ garage Neal
|Sl0750-CONDUIT RD.-Bungaow.
i s III sSS ssr a IS nv; s e. az si':T
S9,25O-OTIS PL. Standardization House.
-. S e. a. P. nsSi: II; sS 5ss' Two s;;ss S
%85O--ADAMS ST. N.W.-Six-Room Brick
sddn ns % school, Of daS6 S~ pSFc y garage ne" house
$3.50 BROOKLAND-New Homes
a sppdnsa INSPECT pet a sos you these attractive homes Phone
%,25O-UHLAND TERRACE Mccoy Home
] @ s oak s seu PGs sa good lot modern
ST., 5OO-2Otf ST. N.W:-3-Apt House.
sssy ss each b y fa apss e s s %
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G n7esm n Sper ave- Phone for
$3.50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Isl ; : e s s Ii: :s;s s$; asss
LET US REPRESENT YOU IN BUYING A HOME
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOME SEEKERS.
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 8
CHAS D. SAGER
924 18th ST. NV. REALTOR. MAIN &c.
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ALSO
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1412 Eye St. NV. Realtors. FRANKLIN 9'o''

G. Rea1tO ooU0.
CHEVY CHASE-Dutch Coonal-SllT5O.
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on The st h9qs eal opaS s hrepe
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Mt. PLEASANT-Nokol Heater-Slo,5OO.
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@ "f a uoH Ros With 1 open hGs
risee four tile baths hdwDSd
q @ S5% ys 5 5 HHH
18th ST-Above Central High School-Sl3,oO
above Central High
houshy modern including oak hoo
The the
ssss ns h p D ON ] q 1853 5 month good income producer
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL-SlO,S5O.
within n esslgl d %ss ssed Haspi @ s
roonn tile bath wpstn5s two Sy
sGS eT new 5 nd @ %
PRACTICALLY NEW HOME-Built-in Garage-S,55O
all rsa 1as SS1s 6n OF this The hons s
re Lights and oak aSoGi The hrk ss
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DETACHED HOME-Petwortl-S1O
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Runos 10 and Kit kehbeg the o e5ss
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Evening Phone Service Until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD.
l412 Eve St. NV. Franklin 9503.
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HALF BILLION TAX CUT NOW
 SEEMS ASSURED
LEADERS IN BOTH HOUSES NOW READY FOR ACTlON-PRO-
 GRAM ECONOMY

WASHINGTON, D. O.. June Is. (Fl The half billion tax cut now seems assured. Leaders of both parties are ready for action in December and tax reductions of not less than four hun dred million dollars and perhaps as much as a half-billion dollars will be provided for at the next congress. Re. cent expressions by republican and democratic leaders in Congress make this practically certain.
 A program of sweeping economy will go with the tax reductions. The forthcoming budget unquestionably will be cut to the bone, as Senator Underwood, addressing the Alabama Tax Club, declared himself in favor of tax laws along the lines of the 1916 tax law, when the highest surtax rate was thirteen per cent.
 Senator Underwood's remark has caused a stir among the democrats as his proposals go deeper than those of other leaders. Other democrats are expected to give up their objections to tax reductions.
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SEVENTEEN DEAD IN WRECK ON THE
 LACkAWANARY
SEVEN CARS OUT or TEN PILE UP IN HEAP

HACKETTSTOWN, June IS. (P)- Seventeen were killed on a Lackawa- na train called the "Emigrant Special carrying one hundred and eighty five passengers who were to sail today from Hoboken on their way to Europe wrecked while the passengers were asleep. Doctors said at least twelve of those injured will die. The en- gineer and fireman were killed dur ing the wreck.
 During severe storm, Tightening had displaced rail, and landslides and floodwaters had covered and un- dermined the track. Seven of the ten cars left the track. The first coach was hurled half way over the capsized locomotive, so great was the speed at which the train was travel ing. During the confusion men and women fought madly to escape from the overturned coaches. The Iocomo- tive exploded and filled the air with steam, enabling the passengers to see only few feet ahead of them.
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M'MILLAN PLANES MAY NOT SEARCH
 FOR AMUNDSEN
WILBUR STATES WOULD BE UT TER FOLLY TO START ON
 TRIP WITHOUT DATA
WASHINGTON, D. O, June 16. (Ry

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 16. (P) Any effort of naval planes of the McMillan expedition to search for Amundsen, may be made only by an order of the navy department, after they reach Etah Greenland, Secre tary Wilbur stated today in lauding the planes and personnel of the Me Milan expedition.
 Secretary Wilbur asserted the navy is under an agreement to make the prime object of their journey, the ex- ploration of the unknown region be tween Alaska and the North Pole. The Secretary said they intended to do whatever was reasonable in the search for Amundsen, that and nothing more." No plans of the Amundsen expedition have been communicated with the war department, Wilbur said and he regards it as utter folly to un~ dertake a search without data.
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Joe Imlach Says,
 Coming To Seward
 Fourth with "2OO''

Prior to the departure Sunday of W. J. Imlach, cannery operator of this district, for Port Chatham, MT. Hannon, city clerk and secretary of the chamber of commerce, was asked if the 200 of his crew could be ac, commodated on the Fourth of July, provided he brought them over MT. Imlach was informed they would be taken care of, so in all probability they will come. MT. Tmlach stated his plants always have closed down on Sundays and he is much enthused over the prospect of having the op. portunity to give his many employees an enjoyable time in Seward.
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WATSON SAILS
 NORTH TODAY
 ON WAY SEWARD
LEAVES SEATTLE AT TEN THIS MORNING WITH ONE HUN
 DRIED SIXTEEN ABOARD

SEATTLE, June IS. (P)-The Ad miral Watson sailed at ten this morn ing on her way for Seward and west ward points with one hundred and six teen passengers aboard, the following for Seward:
 Alice Germain, J. L. Drumheller, F c. Stump, Mrs. R. K. Greenwood, Miss M. Hallstrom, Mrs. Alice Baldwin, L Stevens, Mrs. w. Y. Garvin, Miss Julia Phillips, Mrs N. c. Westralin, Miss Joyce Wanderer, Mrs. H. B. Condit Charles Hansen, Charles Rockefeller and one steerage.
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 TELLSOF DEATH
 DENTISTS WIFE
FILLED WIFE WITH LIQUOR UN TIL CONFUSED, THEN HAD
 HER WRITE POST CARD

T LOS ANGELES, June 16. Il (P-Charles Riemer, inyesti-
 t gator for the district attorneys :: office, yesterday told the coro- st ner's jury the circumstances :; leading to the death of Mrs. T. T w. Young, whose body was dis :s covered at Beverly Glenn.
 q According to Riemer Doctor st Thomas W. Young, dentist, fre- st quently quarreled with his wife :: Grace, whose first husband Pat :: rick German, called her Olive q King, and whose body was re- t$ moved Saturday from beneath q a mass of concrete in cistern s$ at Young's cottage at Beverly q Glenn.
 T Mrs. Young disappeared on q February 21, when Young drove q her from a road house to his of q flee, and there, according to |; the special investigator, Young 0 piled her with liquor until she r was confused. At this point ss Young induced her to write a q letter addressed to him, which ts he had a friend mail to him T from the east, as an indication 2 that she was alive after Febru-
 S ary 21. He had her sign sev- T eral blank pieces of paper to ' use in obtaining one hundred 0 thousand dollars worth of Lib- c erty bonds. After this he pock- S eted a quantity of lethal gas, S a cone tube for administering ' it, cotton wadding, and then left ' the office with her, where she T fell asleep in his car.
 r As Young drove to Glen cot . tage, he placed the rubber tube T in her mouth, adjusted the :: cone, poured in the lethal fluid :: and stopped her nostrils with ' cotton. Upon his arrival at . the cottage he trundled the :: body to the cistern in a wheel :: barrow
 S Young Patrick German, the :: dead woman's son, who, un- II knowingly helped cover the T body with cement, yesterday :: destroyed the will he made on :: June 9th, bequeathing a million :: dollars to Young.
 :: T :: :: |: :: |: ? 3t :: :: :; :: :: [:
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LYNCH ALLOWS
 READING LOVE
 LETTER IN COURT
LETTER IN DEFENDANTS HAND WRITING ADMITS INSOLVEN-
 cY OF SHEPHERD

CHICAGO, June Is. (P)-Judge Lynch today overruled the motion of Shepherd to delete the testimony giv- en by Estelle Gehling yesterday and the letter Sherherd wrote her, in which ae called her his Sunshine Girl" and admitted insolvency. In the letter re stated his intention of closing his office with the words, "close my office nere and drift away from it all''
 The court held the letter pertinent because of the admission of bank ruptcy in the defendants own hand. writing, only month before the death of McClintock, but barred portions of the identified epistle as a Hove let. ter"
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State Witness Not Positive

CHICAGO, June 16. (P)-Doctor Amanto Ronzetti, upon whom the state depended to identify Shepherd, as having displayed interest to use typhoid germs, just before the death of McClintock, gazed from the stand to day as the defendant was paraded be- fore him, giving side, front and rear views. and admitted that the 225- pound, iron-gray-haired, and pale fiji ty-year-old prisoner didn't look like the 15O-pound dark young man who went to his ship with him. He admit ted also that he had discussed chang ing front in the trial for five hundred dollars.
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AGED CORDOVAN
 LEAVES OVER F
 HUNDRED NCASH
MONEY HIDDEN IN SECRET COM APARTMENT IN WALL OF
 HIS CABIN

CORDOVA, June 16. (P)-"Go to my cabin pull a nail out behind the living room table," was the deathbed request of Carl J. Carson, 63 year old sourdough ships carpenter who died here yesterday.
 Searchers spent three hours exam ming every nail head in the cabin, finally tapping a hollow place in the table leg, locating a secret compart- ment containing over twelve hundred dollars mostly in twenty dollar bills.
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Expedition be Transferred

ADVENT BAY, June 16. (P)-The Amundsen rescue expedition will be transferred to the Heimdall, $40 ton boat of the Norwegian fisheries ser vice, which commander Hagerup, who has been commanding the Farm will command. The Farm goes on her an nual scientific expedition under pro lessor Adolf Hoel. The Heimdall is coming from Finmarken. northern Norway.
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Cousins Will Split

CHICAGO, June 16 (P)-Isabelle Pope, after severe cross-examination admitted she had made a fifty-fifty agreement with the Iowa cousins of McClintock to share his estate with them if the will, which is in favor of Shepherd, is broken. She said the agreement provided for one hundred thousand dollars to go to Mrs. Shep- herd.
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SNIPERS IN CHINA SHOOT M'KENZIE
 BRITISH SUBJECT
DRAUGHTSMAN AT MUNICIPAL LIGHT COMPANY SLAIN WHEN
 OUT RIDING IN CAR

SHANGHAI, June 16. William w. Mackenzie, draughtsman at the municipal light department. whom snipers shot and killed last night, and Miss Mary Duncan, his companion, were British subjects.
 Miss Duncan, who seized the wheel and steered the automobile into the settlement after Mackenzie fell dead over the wheel, had never driven a car before. The machine stopped when it plunged into ditch.
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AMERICAN FLAG WINS
 ON BELMONT COURSE

BELMONT RACE TRACK. June Is, P)-American Flag, son of Man O. War" carrying the colors of Glenn Riddle Farm won the 67th Belmont Stakes. The race was worth s3S.. 900 and $500 cup was given to the victor. It was an easy victory for American Flag, who galloped the mile and three furlongs in 2.16 4-5. This tied the time set by Grey Leg" in 1921. Arthur Johnson was up on American Flag. Grey Legs" fin ished six lengths behind American Flag with "Swope" coming in third.
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STRAUSS OBJECTS TO FIXED PAY

BERLIN, June 16.-(R-Richard Strauss has decided to boycott the German Theatrical Association. He has refused Max von Schillings' in. vitation to conduct a number of per formances at the Berlin State Opera with the explanation that he does not consider it conformable with his professional standing to submit to a conventional fine imposed by the Theatrical Association in the nature of fixing the maximum remuntera tion for an artists of his position.
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REPUBLICANS EXPECTED TO
 NOMINATE INGRAM TODA>

TRENTON, N J., June Is. P)- Republicans are expected to nominate Thomas F. McCran for Governor in today's primaries. He is supported by the regular organization and will poll a large scattered vote. Arthur Whitney is expected to run second, and Cornelius Doremus third. Harry Moore is unopposed for the democrat. ic nomination.
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FORMER CONSUL
 JENKINS CAUSES MUCH ILL FEELING
HOISTS AMERICAN FLAG OVER ALL HIS RANCH PROPERTIES 2
 IN PUE5LA STATE

E MEXICO CITY, June Is. (P)-Des- patches from Puebla today said W. Jenkins. former American consular agent there, whose kidnapping by Mexican bandits in 1919 created ser ious international disagreements, has
 hoisted the American flag over all of his ranch properties in Puebla state, creating ill feeling among the Mexi- cans, who consider the action taunt.
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CLAIMS PRESENT MANAGEMENT
 ANTI SALOON LEAGUE IS AID
 TO WETS-DEFEATED TEDDY

NEW YORK, June 16. (P)-William H. Anderson, former superintendent of the anti-saloon league, charges in a pamphlet that the present manage ment of the league is aiding the vets and that it caused the defeat of Ted dy Roosevelt, Jr., in the recent gub- ernatoriald election and also that it is wrecking the organization.
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YALE WINS POLO MATCH

RYE, N- r., June 16. (P)-Yale con- quered over Pennsylvania Military College Cadets in the opening game of Intercollegiate polo championship by a score of 16 to 5. Army was victor ious over the Virginia Military Insti- ute by a score of 19 to 0.
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WALTER JOHNSON IS
 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

WASHINGTON. D. O.. June 16. (P Prom the hand of President Cool. idge, Walter Johnson. veteran pitcher received an embossed diploma last Thursday, proclaiming him the most valuable player of any club in the American League last summer.
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FRENCHMEN WIN MATCH

PARIS, June 16. (P)-Winntng three matches to Italy's none, eliminating the latter in the second round of the European Zone Davis Cup matches, Rene Lacoste and Jacques Brugnon defeated Baron De Morpurgo and c. Columbo.
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INCOME RETURNS
 FOR YEAR ARE
 GIVEN IN REPORT
FIVE BILLION DOLLARS MORE IN 1925 THAN IN YEARS BEFORE
 ALASKA RETURNS GIVEN

WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 16. (P) The taxable personal income for America for the year amounted to $26, 6,336, ,337 ,843O0, which is five billion more than paid into the treasury in 1923.
 Washington and Alaska together filed 136,057 returns and paid in S4.- 3S2,752.
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BIOLOGIST, IS
 ON WAY TO MATANUSkA

K K. Landes, government geologist arrived in Seward Sunday from the States, departing Sunday morning for Anchorage. MT. Landes was with the Dr. s. R. Capps party last season, but this year is heading field party him self. He will make study, this year, of the country south of the Mat anuska river, from King river west.
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GUGGENHElM GIVES HUGE
 SUM TO SCHOOL IN N. Y

NEW YORK, June 16. (P)-Chan- cellor Brown announced today that Daniel Guggenheim gave the New York University five hundred thous- and dollars for the establishment of school of aeronautics, providing ex- tensiye laboratories and an initial staff of four experts.
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DETROIT POLICEMAN KILLED

DETROIT, June 16. P)-A police man was killed in a running battle with four bandits who stole s25,000 from the Central Savings Bank. Three of the bandits were caught and the money recovered.
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List of Dead Grows

HACKETTSTOWN. June 16. (P)- The latest reports received from the wreck give the number of dead at 29 and sixty-nine hurt. The wreck occurred at Rockport, New Jersey.
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CONGRESSMAN INDICTED

PIKEVILLE, Ky, June 16. (P)- Congressman John W. Langley, re- publican, was indicted on the charge of drunkenness.
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The Greek alphabet was evolved about 800 B. c.
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One horsepower, Is equal to 746 watts.
Arizona state miner., 1925-03-21
of Re


should be mounted on the Subpanel In
the positions shown.
Grid Condenser Mounting.
Mount the grid condenser directly
on the grid terminal of the detector
tube socket. To facilitate the wiring,
all possible connections to the instru-
ments on the subpanel should be made
before attaching the subpanel to the
main or control panel. These connec-
tions are as follows: The positive fila
ment connection to all tube sockets;
all connections to the first audio-fre-
quency transformer Cor detector jack
if one is used), and the secondary ter
minals of second audio transformer.
The drilling of the main control
panel is next in order. The distance
between the center shaft Of the tuner
and the center shaft of the secondary
condenser is approximately five and
One-half inches. The center hole for
the detector filament control is three
and three-quarters inches from the
shaft hole of the variable condenser.
Inasmuch as drilling templates are
supplied with all these instruments, 1t
is simple matter to locate the mount
ing holes.
When the control panel has been
drilled and the various instruments
mounted in place, 1t should be fastened
to the subpanel. Be sure that you
have carefully followed the factory in
structions for connecting the detector
tilament control. The small black
bushing must be placed over the small
er of the two mounting screws so as
to insulate the soldering lug, to which
the battery lead is connected, from the
metal end-plate of the flament con-
troll
Make all leads as short and direct
as possible and prevent them from
paralleling one another, particularly
the plate and grid leads.-Philadelp
Public Ledger.