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FOR saLE-MOTOR CYCLES.

MOTOP CYCLE-Indun: with side car: fine
condition: 500 Columbia 1901.
HARLEY DAVIDSON. late 90. 74-inch good
tires. good motor. full extras; carefully han
died by owner: bargain. Ss6; terms 30S
East CapitoG Apt. o. l.
INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE late model. like
new: S6O Real buy. ia 1th ST. 30
CLEVELAND MOTOR CYCLE for sale.
Sheap: excellent condition. Phone Cleve.
qlS 30s
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HUDSON-ESSEX.

Prices on all new models re-
duced August 10, Compare the
condition and equipment Of these
cars with the prices asked for
them. Convenient terms. Many
others of different makes to
select from.
1923 Dodge coupe ...S4 S4o5
1928 Essex coach (4-cylD .$475
1924 Essex coach ... $3.50
1925 Ford coupe ..... .$475
1921 Ford sedan $50
1923 Ford 4-door sedan. S325
1922 Ford coupe .... $500
1924 Hudson coach ...$ $500
1928 Hudson coach .....$ .$595
1924 Overland touring .$225
1922 Oldsmobile sport
touring Sis
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
Used Car Department,
1722 L st. NV. West OF
Conn. Ave.
FORDS! FORDSt FORDS!
TourIngs Observation-Disclosures. ST5-35o
! Fordor Sedan %. ........-... $50
: S2eGans .......'....... .'...'... ii9e-&49
! station Wagon. Dayton body $50
:{-t3n Truck Chassis. ............. l25-l13
We S S.sELI GgARAXTEEb rSED 3cHARs,,
FOR TERMS SEE MR.. TORREY.
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers.
North Capitol and n. Y. Ave.
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SEWING MACHINEe-SinFers. So to s35
guaranteed. Renting. repairing. henlstitch-
ing. General Sewing Machine Shop. 1910 G
81 II " Main 336i
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A few other models. all reason
ably priced. Terms arranged.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
PACKARD-W ASHINGTON,
1907 KALORAMA RD. NORTH sol
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us for cutting brick stone and con-
Q. Voliz. t24 n. J. ave. NV.
Continued On NeAt Pase.l
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SEWING MACHINEs-Used. all makes, So,
SO. S15: new Singers and motors S3 Pc
sent on trial. Open evenings D. c. SEWING
Machine Shop. 703 II st. ne. Line: S0S9.
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FORD TRUCK 1923

TOND I KlNh, I9LO.
This truck has been used but very little as
light delivery: has four new tires and
spare and panel body: motor in excel
lent condition: Sll5 cash and $50 month
for 10 months includes interest. firc and
theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR no. 14O.
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BUY YOUR
CAR TODAY
And have it all ready for the last
double holiday of the season.
LABOR DAY
SPECIALS.
Low Cash Payment
Easy Terms.

Chevrolet Touring, SIS cash, $50
monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, so cash,
$3.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, $65 cash.
Sl7.lO monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, $50 cash,
$3.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, $50 cash,
$l4.5O monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe, SIPS cash,
$3.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe, 500 cash,
$3.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe, SIS cash, S2l
monthly.
Chevrolet Sedan, S125 cash, S33
monthly.
Chevrolet Sedan, $lOO cash, $3l
monthly.
Chevrolet Sedan. $50 cash, S29
monthly.
Ford Touring, $50 cash. $50
monthly.
Ford Coupe, SlOO cash, So
monthly.
Ford Roadster, $50 cash, $40
monthly.
Ford Sedan, SIS cash, S17
monthly.
Ford Truck, $50 cash, $40
monthly.
Overland Sedan, 500.
Overland Sedan, S125 cash,
Sl8.45 monthly.
Hudson Sedan, good condition,
$500.
Ace Motor Cycle, side car, Sl07
cash, Sl6.17 monthly.
Our statesmen are right on the
job every day, Sundays included,
$50 am. till 10 pm.
Main 24S3.
Ask for Mr.. Smith.
LUTTRELL CHEVROLET
SALES CO.
14th at Rhode Island Ave. NV.
FORD TUDOR SEDAN.
Perfect mechanical condition
upholstery and tires good; will
demonstrate as good as new car.
$375 cash or terms of $3.50 down
and $40 per month.
1885 l4th ST. NV. POT. 1000.
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FOR sALt-MIsCELLANEOUs

FOR SALE-MISCELLAN
ADDING MACHINE. sunstrandt, and cash
cabinet: lo-tt, mshoespy showc1se With IS
Col. po4s. co.. Col. ass: s>'-' 'e' 'O-''O'' e'''
ALJ9 Bs, H3sS trn hss SO safse. sas io s
good makes; s. al hsve cases e15 9th st. Sc.
antique furniture; entire contents Of house
lesving city: sacrifice. 2221 lst st. NV.
ANTIoUEs,. Mahogany chest q dFsws:s
asf a7h St dSns ia5a
lea breakfast and davenport. tea % cart, nfT HiiT-
double beS eSf conches oeha
sss S. ssfgsr ped ice
AUGUST CLosE-oUTs : Living room
suites; high-grade furniture at a substsn-
ccnts per yaTd lapl orentsl asr ruHs. mantei
srs, @ imported dishes 1854 Conn. ave- ave-, Home
RAsT 5 @b.:. 80 Is fs ssr iia
BABY CARRIAGE for sale. sidvay. ecru
Gb9s GGo f,sr sesss sSs SO on- Can
nex. $50 tweed suit So: Hudson seal coat,
ne%. si75o Apt 09 51 s 95o1 "a. aTe' Se' nv %
BABY CARRIAGE. Whitney: reveFsioie: gas
feS sale aasck a0 s6 fmlnss0e 18Th ss
RAs8 sa1d SdSdd6 S59 fssa Mas
BABY CARRIAGE. almost new. 607 I st.
BAKERS OVEN. vulcan. No 76i: drst-
zen to Be appreeiated a 1 b It nv nv. C
BATHROOM oUTFITs--An new and guar
neS s92 a mp boaGs a. ss4s 3 Of a kd
sefti9n eiaf apndy tTsSs o new Sn Tats 1 ytreoHs
used new hot-air furnace. purchased from
69oas S9Gfssme2 Xab sassaBo,h s .avaxod and new
4 NTIS6@, IS6tf, 9ss saeh screens, 46s each:
;ash, and hardware. $50 up.
g BE. fi %pr with With
from sgn our Camp Rola6ird R b d wrsckns
2I3. 2x4; 2x6, KS: shesthing. flooring. sid:
ing and both new and used Ysths. We can
IN NGmcspi.ol Igs1 roofing msnufactured by
pfs $3.50 co epad hpSd Soons 42 @Pl S s5e
2,piy: sl26; 5:Piy: $daa go Aise red End ,
rse sae faee srace ro6 63pns
WALL BoARDGBrand-new fiber board. Sc
per So; IL H.; - new nrcproof plaster wall board
TAfiES TAiE RHEGHlNsER RfE III Se HOUSE wREcK1Ne CO..
Camp Meigs. 9TH and Fla. ave. northeast
Main Office. 9th and SITS. southwest In
spection invited until 8 80 pm. except Sat
80 pm. IA YEARS SAVING YOU
MONEY ON BUILDING MATERIAL HAVE
ESTABLISHED THE GOOD WILL OF THE
UECHINGER COMPANY.
BEAMS beams. angles. channels irons
plain and reinforcing bars and plate glrders
BRICKs-7-At Camp Meigs only. 9th and Fla
and black, at lowest prices. Complete bin
iron--to build 2 garage. at our yards.
PAINT-Certain ,teed Co.'S "Weathershield,"
Also barn. roof and fence paint at 81 80 per
ally known company. 1t is NOT Army paint
Shingles. $40 per square; cut-out strip
sh' lgles, $3.50 per square: also the va
ricG ated and color-blend octagonal- shape strp
shingles the very latest development in
shingle manufacture by Certain-teed Co, So
per square. All shingles guaranteed ten
TIE HEcHINGER HoUsEwRECKTNG co.
Camp Meigs. 9th and Fla. ave. northeast
Main Office. 9Th and sts southwest In
spection invited until $50 pm. except Sat,
NssH 4NS a5Sb & AZ
HECHINGLB COMPANY,
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| IFURNTTURE-Up-to- complete, three
rooms; used only short time; including
| flee. Adams 5733. 144s Park I'd. Apt as
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| fce; mohair living room suite break
fast room. bedroom, porch furniture; also
some lovely rugs. Call Columbia 6a3S-W .
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FURNITURE-Party leaving town 1n1mc-
dlatey viii sacrifice a whole entire con
tents of beautifully furnished Groom house;
furniture in excellent condition; premises can
be leased 2ll3 Q st. NV. so
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! iFURNITURE-Antique mahogany French
| console table. hand-carved French chairs
| in excellent condition and very old. Phone
! w
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PEERLESS.
To Buy a Good Used Car at the
Lowest Possible Price.

'25 Paige brougham.
'25 Studebaker sedan.
- Buick coupe.
"a Peerless 4-pass. sport touring.
% BLiclS 5-psss. touring,
"a Peerless !-pass. sedan.
"a Peerless 4pass. coupe.
20 Dodge sedan.
% Hudson Tpass. sedan.
"a Oldsmobile 4-pass. coupe.
"a Columbia sport sedan.
"a Ford touring
80 Marmou T-pass. Berlin limo.
'23 Lexington Lark.
,s33 stude sh baker s'; special 3 touring
81 Buick touring.
Cadillac 81 B. B. sub. sedan.
Cadillac 81 touring.
Peerless T-pass. sedan.
wills-St. Claire touring.
Westcott 7-pass. touring.
Kissel sport roadster.
Buick roadster.
We Also Have Many Other
Makes to Select From.
Liberal Terms.
Your Car in Trade.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
l4th and P SITS.
Main $3.50. Open Evenings.
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CHEVROLET 1924 FOUR
PASSENGER COTpE

Car looks and runs like new: has all good
shield wiper and parking light STA cash
and S24 a month for 10 months includes
interest. IRE and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR no. 1856.
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BUICK
Used Car Department
LARGE,
SMALL,
OPEN,
CLOSED.
You'll find we'll worth looking
over

over
Dodge B. Coupe. $500
Hupnlobile Sedan. ....... 1000
Ford Sedan ............. $50
Ford Coupe .!........... $50
Buick Touring. ........... $50
Buick Coupe. 100
Chevrolet Roadster. .... 800
Buick Touring ......... 900
Winton Touring ........ 500
Dodge curing. ......... $50
Studebakcr Light 6 Coupe $50
Ford Sedan. n.............. ;. $50
Chevrolet Sedan. ........ 400
Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY II. HORNER, Inc,
IOIl 18th st. Main o19o.
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NASH SPORT TOTTRING

Gray Spanish leather upholstery: car In
excellent condition throughout and 10 Just
out OF the paint shop; engine nuns fine; thi:
$50 month for 10 months: this includes
interest. fire and theft insurance.
THIS CAR IS NO. 100.
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r ttN IT 7 RE-LlVInE room suite, handsOnr
thTee -pIccei oyerStuh-d: mahogany davenport
tabI"; used f." months. bargain for casli
Can bc e"cn Monday only 1880 Chaplin 81
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CAR FOR A T ADV

Nash. 5-pass. sedan. blue upholstery. like
new used with tailored covers: bumpers
sutmoatic windshield wiper: many Other
extras. smooth running engine. Sf66. Cleve-
land BS5-M
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FURNITU RE-La- stosc. washinK MACHINE
large refrigerator. good condition. sacrifice.
Cot 1882. No dealer- 3lA
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FURNlTL RE-Go,ng away viii selJ SIX
rooms Of furniture. $3.50. almost new. or
rent Tor eIop year. Col. 5Gs6 /"
FURNTTU Mahogany bureau chairs
n9f Tudor Hall. 10Th and Mass. nv. so
FLiRhlIl kE5--7Frcnoh wamut bedroom
f,Hl" WIN fuH vanity, large chforore.
IITSsssI, pp"-cnd bed. spring aud mattrez-.
Call Monday Ant =, &l2I Mt Pleasant 81 :
flRNlTIkE OF Elk rooms, Al shape: eler-
trlc washer. vacuum cleaner. dining room
shape. $40, balance OF furniture priced in
compsrIson. PhOne Hy ats. DO3
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RTG-Ono. BrusscIIs. eXl2, for $50: one
Kjmlock fiber rug. 9Nf2. best grade used
three months. was So; sell tor 81 Cal
Monday. Main J6S::. Apt. T03
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~ IIRE--Hsud-OIre thrce-piecc over
StuHed bed ddF export SUITE. Iarzaiu. Cal
Monday. Art :. 3l2l Nj. Pleasant -
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FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

TRUCK BARGAINS.
REQ.
II ton cal and stake body; pneu. tires.
3,s ton sohd tires: cab and dump body.
SERVICE.
5-ton: cab. dump body and hoist.
INTERNATIONAL.
I-,ou. solid tires: cab and express body.
INDIANA
3-ton solid tires; cab
ATTERBURG.
. Il ton. solid tires; chassis and cab.
e.. NJ. {.
/ l. ton bus body, pneu. tires.
BROCkWAY.
3-ton. solid tires cab and stake body
PIERCE ARROW.
y ton, solid tires cab and body.
FORD.
"a ton. pneu. tires: express body. top over all.
FORD.
1-ton. Trublprut tires; cab and dump body.
WlII-WlLL.
3-ton. solid tires: cab and dump body.
FEDERAL.
2-ton. solid tires: cab and fat body.
COMMERCE.
i-tou. pneu. tires; cab and express body.
CHEVROLET.
1-ton. pneu. tires: cab and fat body.
AJTO-CAR.
2-ton. solid tires: express body. top over all.
NOR1ffWAI.
2-ton. solid tires cab and chassis
INTERNATIONAL.
Special hearsc Job; hand-carved body.
LIBERAL FERNS. 70 H' FINhNCE +; an CHARGES.
OPEN EVENINGS.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR
TRUCK AGENCY. Inc.
22S-3c First St NV.
PHONE FRANKLIN ITO
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JEWETT BROUGHAM. 1924
Looks and runs like new: car in e1cep
ttonally fine condition; has five brand-new
tires 1864 cash and S54 a month for 10
months includes interest. fire and theft in
surance.
THIS IS CAR no. III.
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FORD TOURING. PRICED
RIGHT, 1924.
Ford touring. new top, good tires: car ia
in excellent running condition and is a real
Ford buy at $50 cash and Sl5 a month for
= months. which includes interest. fire and
theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. 1871
:" E,WETT WILL DO II"
Jewett special touring 1923: new paint /:
engine runs like IL iust came from the fac
tory: five neS tlres: upholstery in fine shape
trunk and trunk rack: combination stop and
tail light: spring bumpers front and rear
motometrr. coUl lights. automatic windshield
wiper. rear-view mirror. sun visor: car nm
ished in lotus blue. Cash payment of 1857
and $50 for 10 months includes interest fire
and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. 14c
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RTGS-Scver vas there euch a sale on
russ. we have bought 900 Ejrtman Bcgisd
Colonial. Carlton. Wilton. YoukcTs and ArdF-
loy AKIN. rugs: can save YOU uue-half
on tho purchase Of ru=s &c have 600 Ori-
entail rugs Chinese and many fine patterns
don't make mistake, we save you money.
all sizes. all kinds. new and used. Te are
the leaders IN price and quality on rugs.
CogswelI Bargain House. 1893 18th nv.
Open to 10 pm. Phone Adams 7649.
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILEs.

AERO TAXI Cos and Z pass cars: cheap
est rates. White chauffe or drive IL your
self. Trips speciSl. Lincoln Ss.
The Washington times., 1925-05-20

forces in attacking rum runners at
1.-The source Of their supply
Coordination Started.
sCo.ordination of all dry agencies
already has been started by Cen
eral Lincoln C. Andrews, director OF
the present rum war. His appeals
for cooperation to other govern
nnent departments have met with
ready responses. The committee,
The Washington times., 1925-05-20
MOTHER IS ARRESTED
AS DAUGHTERS KIDNAPER

SPARTANBURG, S. c., May 20.
Mrs. Myrtle Hall, formerly Mrs.
Myrtle King, of this city, was ar
raigned today before Magistrate NJ.
B. Brissie on a charge of kidnapping
her own sixteen-year-old daughter.
The warrant was sworn out by
c. D. King, of this city, former
husband, who alleges that the child
was taken by her mother to Fay
etteville.
Mrs. Hall brought 4 petition into
the courts to recover the child, al
Ieging that King put the girl to
work at the age of thirteen and
refused to send her to school, TAX
ing her earnings.
In 1914 she procured a divorce
before Judge o. II. Allen, of Fay
ettevilIe, and married w. r. Hall.
They reside in Cumberland county
North Carolina.
Mrs. Hall states that she came
to Spartanburg at her daughter s
request and took her away.
The Washington times., 1925-05-20
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Trade Commission over publicity
was discussed by Humphrey.
.Assailing the former commission
practice. of publishing preliminary
charges against business organiza-
tions as unjust to the defendant
and insidiously dangerous to the
public Humphrey made a plea
for general approval of the new
policy of secrecy.
"I submit to YOU" he said,
whether or not our Naction in halt
ing publicity of preliminary charges.
many of which wears later are found
to be unwarraaued, was right or
wrong"
Plea Makes Impression.
Humphreys frank explanation cf
the majority attitude toward pub
licity. which has stirred up the bit
terest row in the turbulent history
of the trade body, made profound
impression on the 8 1000 business
leaders who crowded into the Wash
ington auditorium 10 hear the ad
dress.
The minority attitrde, summed up
by Commissioner john F. Nugent.
asserts the new rule is grossly
unfair" because 6n organization
guilty of a fraudulent trade practice.
may escape proceedings and pub
Hcity by agreeing 10 halt its ac-
tivities.
The majority believe that those
engaged in business are generally
Hcnest," Humphrey continued. 1--WE
believe that there should be some
reasonable showing before brand
ing as crooks those accused of
breaking the antitrust laws. We
convict on suspicion.
Formerly, when a complaint was
received, Investigations, frequently
superficial, were made and then
charges and publicity were thrust
upon organizations, he said, which
ir a wide number of cases were
later found to be innocent.
Approves New Rule.
But the dismissal of the case
brought no headlines in the press.
1t was no news. The original
story, branding the firm as crooks,
remained in the minds of the pub
lie Irreparable damages was done
American business by that prac-
tice.''
Humphrey insisted the public in
terest was protected by the new
rule permitting violators of anti
trust laws to agree to stop the
practice with the assurance they
would not be prosecuted.
why is not the public as fully
protected by such stipulation as
they would be by going to the ex-
pense of a trial, the only outcome
of which would be a court order
forcing it to cease the practice
Humphrey declared.
In many cases, he said, a stipula-
ton can be secured where a con-
viction would be well-nigh impos.
sible. Humphrey argued that such
policies were in line with the
spirit of modern Jurisprudence
which holds out every inducement
The Washington times., 1925-05-20
Centralize Prosecutions.

consideration by the Couzens Com.
mittee are these:
The Washington times., 1925-05-20
RIFF s GATHER
FOR GREAT
BATTLE
French Forces Also Augment
ed As Events Rapidly APP
proach Crisis
By Interna.IonaI sew servIce.

PARIS, May Dispatches from
Tez today indicated the situation In
French Morocco was rapidly ap.
preaching a crisis with Riffian
tribesmen massing for q decisive
battle with augmented forces OF
French soldiers.
Add Ell Krim. Riff leader and
sometimes known as the Robin
Hood OF the desert" has ordered
conscription of his troops and a
general mobilization of the entire
Riff strength, the dispatch stated.
The French were reported to be
receiving heavy reinforcements and
10 be concentrating airplanes in an
effort to reassure native tribes
which are OF doubtful loyalty. and
which the French feared might
join Add Ell Krim.
The Washington times., 1925-05-20
RADIO BEACONS FOR LIGHTHOUSES TO MINIMIZE FOG DANGE
CONCERTS

BY the United States Army Band,
at Washington Barracks, at $50.
r. G. sherman, captain, com,
mandinE; w. J. Stsnnard. band
tions WCAP, WEAF and WAR.
March. "wCAP" ...,... Eckman
Overture. Merry wives of
Spanish Suite. "Don Quixote"
"A Spanish Village.
Sanche PanZa.
Dulcines.
d Don Quixote.
Euphonium Solo ''The Wan
(sergeant s. Johnson.)
Excerpts from III. M ,,s;,,or s.
Marcia. lnsiors "Men of Ohio" Fillmore Fillmore
(This march was dedicated
to the late President War
rem G. Harding.)
Intermezzo, Wedding of the
Two popular pieces
Indian Novelty, Seminole"
King and Warren
Waltz dansant. "The Mel
ody that Made You Mine,
Ieo" Saise @Tres TeHeheaF's TeiieH strsHss
Descriptive, "A Hunting Scene"
Buca lossi
March. "The Radio Pioneer Seitz
The Star -Spangled Banner"
At the band stand. Navy Yard,
at 1880 p. m. by the United States
Navy Band. Charles 'Benter. Direc-
tor.
March, '"Triumphar'. Chiafferelli
Duet for Flute and Horn,
Musicians ]. Bell and j. PoweIl).
Overture, ''Phedre' ... Massenet
Suite de Ballet. '"Coppelia" Delioes
a March of the bells
Dance of the Automatons
Introduction and Waltz of
the Doll
d March of the Warriors
Hungarian Dance
m eri Sketch, Down
SOutH - - MyQulStoH
Prologue from the Opera.
Excerpts from the. Musical
Comedy, 1T he Singin
wa1tzes from: THE Red
Intermezzo. wedding of the
Rose :. .JesSel
3 P opul ar. Fox Trot"
.'The Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1925-05-20
Would Expose Some.

to settle CONTROVERSIES by compro-
The Washington times., 1925-05-20
CONGRESS MAY
AID IN RUM
WAR
Couzens Committee Finds
New Laws Needed to Tighten
Up Liquor Leaks
Bv WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON

By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
Congress was drawn into the
Governments gigantic drive to
enforce prohibition when the
Couzens senatorial committee to-
day began consideration of pro-
posals fc~ placing new teeth in
the dry law.
While the Administrations po-
lice agencies continued their heavy
bombardment of rum-runners and
bootleggers, the committee planned
to aid the dry forces by calling
on Congress to porvide legislative
remedies next fall. It's recon-
mendations will be based on the
needs of the dry forces as re-
vealed by Government officials. :
Blockade frightened.
The rum war continued unabaled,
with the Administration determined
to enforce the dry law ito the
limit. The Treasury Departments
navy" frightened up its Blockade
of rum row" in the Atlantic, while
planning a similar raid on Pacific
smugglers. The Department of
Justice meanwhile aided the drive
by approving a series of dry raids
in Detroit under the direction Of a
federal district attorney and urged
wider use of the paddock in.
junction in closing blind Tigers"
Congressional aid will be pro.
posed through legislation making
the enforcement agencies more eff
cient. Among the proposals under
The Washington times., 1925-05-20

however, will seek TO provide a per-
manent form of coordination, al
though warmly recommending the
dry generals work to date.
The committees preliminary in
vestigation has convinced most of
its membership that the outstanding
needs of the prohibition bureau are:
~ Higher salaries fer dry sleuths
and (2) some means Of shutting off
the expectation of contraband liquor
from foreign shores.
The Washington times., 1925-05-20
OLYMPIA MACR|
TELLS Of HER
BETRAYAL
Girl Singer Says She Was
Fed "Doped" Figs by
"Sheik" Bagnano
By David SENTNER.
International News Service.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 90
Olympia Maori, youthful singer; told
the story of her betrayal in hating
tones today from the witness stand
at her trial for the murder of
John "Sheill" Bagnano, alleged
father of her baby.
In deep vibrating voice. the girl
defendant told of a forced ride in
Bagnano's automobile, being fed
''doped" figs and the tragic events
which followed
you've disgraced me, I'll tell
my mother and father" Olympia
said she told Bagnano afterward.
II you do, I'll kill you,1 Bagnao
threatened, Olympia said.
The witness said Bagnano had d
revolver in the automobile.
II told him was going to kill
myself, Olympia testified. He only
laughed and said you aren't the
first girl nor the last girl to get
into trouble. You wouldn't marry
me and now / got my satisfaction"
The Washington times., 1925-05-20
AGED EXPLORER TO
MAKE NEW EXPEDITION

LONDON, May 2O.-Though sew
enty.five years Of age and white
haired, Sir William Ramsay has
left London for another archaeoIog-
ical expedition to Asia Minor.