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The Washington times., 1925-11-23
STAGE CAREER RUINED
BY OYSTER SiEL / IN SOUP

NEW YORK, Nov. z3 Charging
her voice was Impaired and heI
stage career ruined by SWALLOWING
large piece of oyster shell, an
action brought by Mrs. Gertrude
Montgomery, actress, $50 Lexing-
ton avenue, against Daley Grill,
Inc, restaurant, 1T Fifty ninth
street, has been heard by Supreme
Court Justice .CarsWell.
Mrs. Montgomery is suing for
S2O, 900 and her husband for $4,000
for loss of her services. The
actress said she was eating oys-
ters on October 27. 1928, when she
swallowed tho shell. i
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
rs fall
IS PRICE OF
PACTS
German Body TO Quit Dec.
as Sacrifice for Socialist
Support
BIZ 5. DUNBAR WEYER

BERLIN, Nov. 23--The German
cabinet win resign Immediately after
the L,Ocarno pacts are signed III
London on December /, ChanceIos
Luther announced In the Reichstag
this afternoon, when he appeared
before that body to urge the ratifi.
cation Of the Locarno pacts
Chancellor Luther's announcenent
came as no surprise because IL had
been generally understood that he
had agreed to sacrifice himself and
his cabinet as the price of Socialist
support for the ratification Of the
Locarno documents.
1t is not improbable that Presi
dent Hindenburg may call on Luther
TO attempt to form a new cabinet.
When the chancellor made his en-
trance into the Heichstag this after
noon he was greeted with jeers by
the Communists, who shouted: Here
comes the representative of Amer
ican big capital =
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
MUSEUM GETS LARGE
BUTTERFLY COLLECTION

The Dognin collection of moths
and butterflies, one Of the three
largest collections of insects ever
received by the United States
National Museum, has just arrived
at the museum. The collection, as.
sembled by Dognin, the famous
French lepidopterist, cost $50, 900.
which amount was raised by Doctor
William Schaus, of the National Mu-
scum, largely among his personal
acQuaintances.
There are over $4,000 specimens
of butterflies and moths in the col.
lection. The accession is rivaled in
size by the Thomas l.. Casey beetle
collection, donated to the museum
a year ago, and butterfly and moth
collections donated to the museum
by Doctor William Schaus.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
LOWER RAT Is
ON GOAL ARE:
OPPOSED
Briefs Filed Against Proposed
HauIs to New
England

Further extension OF reduced
freight rates on bituminous coal
shipments from Virginia and West
Virginia fields to the New England
and Middle Atlantic States, was op.
posed today in a series of briefs
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
With a single exception the briefs
stressed the point that Pennsyi.
yania bituminous mines are amply
able to supply the fuel needs Of
New England without the waste 81
transportation in the long hauls In
cident to the movement of coal
from West Virginia.
The KanaWlla Coal Operators As
sociation said there was an active
demand in New England and other
Eastern points for coal produced In
the KanaWha and Coal River dis
tricts of West Virginia and urged
the commission to establish new
rates at once.
The operators comprising the
Central Pennsylvania Coal Pro
ducers' Association vigorously and
emphatically" protested against
amy insinuations that they have
been overcharging New England
and Middle Atlantic States for
bituminous coal. They pointed out
that the highest average price they
received was on November 2, when
it was 1886 q net ton on spot ship
ments, but this price declined to
$3.35 on November last
The Pittsburgh Coal Producer,
Association. said there were but 4
few instances where individual.
Pennsylvania producers were sold
out They said there was an alb.
sence Of demand for a great reser1 1
OF potential production available
for New England and other States,
this reserve being estimated a.
81, 10000 additional tons OF bitunl.
inous per annurn.
The Pennsylvania railroad point
ed out there was an abundant sup
ply of bitun1inous Goals in til.
fields located on It's road as wei
as the New York Central. Baltimore
and Ohio, Western Maryland and
the Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts,
burgh railroads. available for use
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
COL COOLIDGE
INQ|ES To
IMPROVE
Major James +. coupal Still at
PIymouth Colonel May
Come to D. G.
Intsrnatlonal News servIes

PLYMOUTH. VT. Nov. 23.--JofD
G. Coolidge, father Of the President.
continued to gain ground today in
his battle AGAINST heart disease. His
condition continues to improve de.
spite slight sinking spell suffered
SUNDAY afternoon.
Major James f.. Coupal. the White
House physician, ts stin attending
the colonel and trying the persuade
him to go to Washington to obtain
the benefit Of the warmer climate
and to be near expert medical ad-
vice.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
JUDGE ROSENBLAT
TO TALK ON ZIONlSM

Judge Bernard Rosenblattr of ma.
tional Zionist headquarters, will ad.
dress q joint mass meeting of the
Washington Zionist district organ.
iZation, Hadassah Chapter. Keren
Hayesod, Mizrachi and the Junior
Zionists Associations, at Ohev Sho-
lem synagogue, Fifth and / streets
northwest, tonight at 8:15 o'clock.
The meeting will be asked to pass
a resolution indorsing the IS 900 900
United Palestine Funds Appeals
which will be formally launched at
the Baltimore Zionist conference,
next Sunday.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
ELECTRIC CABLE BLOWS
COVER FROM MAN HOLE

A defective joint in underground
cables Of the Potomac Electric
Power Company blew the lid of q
manhole, in front Of 238 Fourteenth
street southwest, five feet into the
air. shortly after noon today, and
shattered the surrounding concrete
sidewalk.
Patrons Of the Bureau Of Phar-
macy, in front Of which the explo-
sion occurred, said the deafening
report was followed by clouds Of
dense smoke.
Asbestos wrappings around the
cables prevented fire, electric
company workers said, after exam
ing the manhole.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
DEPUTY SHERIFF HELD
AS SLAYER or MAN

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. %. Thomp-
son Reed. Hall county deputy sher-
III. was at liberty today on IS 900
bond. on murder charge in con-
nection with the killing OF Melvin
Lowe, twenty-five, OF Gainesville,
Ga. Homer Strickland. another
deputy, was still held in Fulton Tow
or here for safekeeping.
The two deputies went to arrest
Lowe on a liquor charge. and he was
lafer found dying In the woods. In
q dying statement he charged tho
deputy sheriffs shot him and left
him helpless and wounded. Both
Officers denied the charge.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
Start in Young

ST. PAUL, Nov. 23.--The mod
ern youth isn't satisfied with sneak
ing up an alley to pitch pennies
at a crack. Local police uncovered
an extensively furnished gambling
place and took theirteen youths
ranging from sixteen to twenty
one to jail Lirnousines were park
ed in front as hurriedly summoned
parents bailed them out.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
BIRTHS

Lawrence and Antonetta valIarfo boy,
Paul and Grace Teter. girl.
EVEN G. and Louise MacVeagh, girl.
John w. and Nola Howes. boy.
Ira and Margaret Ewers. boy.
Joseph and Ruth DeLuca, boy.
Donald q. and Margaret Keyhoe, boy.
Edwin and Emma Bristow. girl.
Magnus and Verna WefaId. boy.
Martin J. and Gertrude Mcnamara.
boy.
Fay E. and Frances Wilkinson, boy.
Michael and Adelia Downey, boy.
Thomas G. and Cora Smith, boy.
Angelo and Jenny caliandro, boy.
r. and Lillian Evans, girl.
Clifton, and Phone Richardson, girl.
Frank and Leola Jacobs, girl.
samuel and Sarah Hardy. boy.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
SCHOOLS CLOSE DAY
BEFORE THANKSGIVING

Washington public schools close
Wednesday noon for the Thanks
giving recess ending Monday when
sessions start again.
This gives the children one whole
day in which to prepare for a hearty
turkey dinner, said S. e. Kramer
assistant superintendent OF schools
today when he made the announce
V1anf
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
MRS. MARGARET CARROLL

Mass will be said at Holy Name
church at 8 a. M. tomorrow for Mrs.
Margaret Ellen Carroll, who died
Friday@at her residence. GA street
northeast. Funeral will take place
from the residence preceding the Gel
ebration of the mass.
Interment will take place at
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Car
roll is survived by her husband.
William G. Carroll
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
Drath Rotiess

KENNEDY-Sunday, November ~, 1926
at his late residence, 315 II street
northwest, FRANK FABER KEN :
NEDY.l beloved husband of Emma 7.
Kennedy (nee Walton1.
Remains resting at the funeral par
Ior of Perry and Walsh, 20 II street
northwest. Notice of funeral here
after.
WILEY--On Saturday. November 21.
1925. JESSE p. at his late residences.
No 1890 Four-and a-han street south
west.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon. Novem-
ber "a 1925. at 2 o'clock. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. Inter-
terry, Alexandria, Va. alexandria pa i
pers please copy)s
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $780, Obituary Desk
MORGAN COLE

Funeral services for Morgan Cole
ten years old. who died yesterday at
his home. 2904 Carlton avenue north
east. will be held at his late resi-
dence tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock" The boy is. survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M.
Cole.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
NEW HAMPSHIRE TO GET
INTERNATIONAL DOG RACE

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 23.-The
international sled dog race will be
held in New Hampshire instead OF
Canada this year.
The race, which will start Febru-
airy 26. viii be run three days
from North Conway to Wolfeboro'
to Ashland and thence back to
North Conway. -
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
Get Hunters licenses

sCHUYLKILL, Pa Nov. ~.
Hunters licenses granted Tor
SchuYikill county territory at the
courthouse today numbered IA 1900,
several thousand ia excess Of last
year. The large number Of hunters
is believed to be due to Idleness at
the mines
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
MRS. KATHERINE A. STEWART

Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine
A.. Stewart. sixty-five years old, who
died last Friday at her home, 1928
Eighth street northwest. will be held
at her late residence today.
Interment will take place at Glen
wood Cemetery. Mrs. Stewart was
the widow of John Stewart.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
FLORISTS

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1912 F st. N. w.
Artistic pressive--Inexpensive
Prompt Auto Delivery Service
WHITE. INC. 14th and Fl SITS. N. w.
80 - Main 6963
OUR SPECIALITY
Floral Designs at Moderate Prices
The Washington times., 1925-11-23
TROY MINISTER MADE
CHAPLAIN AT ATLANTA

The Reverend George F.. w. Lad.
low. of Troy, N. r, today was ap.
pointed Protestant chaplain of
Atlanta Federal prison.
He was formerly chaplain of the
Jeffersonville, Ind, penitentiary.
The Washington times., 1925-11-23

THE VITAL SALES co:
THE FRATERNITY SHOP
LINCOLN RADIO EXCHANGE
PURSELL'S BOOKSTORE
THE BILLY SHOP
WASHINGTON BABY SHOP
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
T-V-T MOTORS CO.
THE HOME BEAUTIFUL, INC.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT co.
A. r. MOGLIE co
HAVERFORD CYCLE SALES co.
TEMPLE FOOD SHOP
EACUETTE DISTRIBUTING CO.
HARRY r. sEAMARK
Il. r. WEEKS
PHOTOCRAFT STUDIO
N. FRANK RUPPERE
POST RADIO co.
UPHOLSTERY AND REED
SUPPLY CO.
HELEN's BEAUTY SHOP
BOSTON LUGGAGE CO.
LIBERTY RADIO CHAIN
STORES, INC.
BOYD SCHOOL
WASHINGTON VIOLIN HOSPITAL
Icons BEAUTY SHOP
BERTRAM II. COHN
AMERICAN RADIO SERVICE
THE CHINA SHOP
CARL w. DAUBER
BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP
DEAL SALES co.
AKER'S PICTURE STORE
III. 8. FISCHER
CAsLON PRESS
THE CUTLERY SHOP
WASHINGTON PET SHOP
STAR RADIO CO.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.
THE UMBRELLA SHOP
COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY o.
PEKTO PURE FRUIT JELLY
SHERRATT'S CHINA ART STORE
~ RICHARDSON'S ANTIQUE SHOP
ORANGE GROVE MARKET
UNIVERSAL AUTO CO.
SELINGERS
ATHERTON'6 PET STORE
HOLLYWOOD FURN. co.
BLATTERH'S MOTORCYCLE EXcM
EHRLICH'S LINEN AND GIFT sHO
ACME PRINTING co.
r. n. CORR
CHAs. n. HEkaAGANN
The Washington times., 1925-11-23

Dorothy Wilson Halbach. con-
tralto. so1oist of Western Presby-
terian Church. gave a group of
songs at a tea recently for the bene-
fit Of Crittenton Home, which was
held at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs.
Halbach was accompanied by Mrs.
Page NICK. Etchigon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18

MES. todos estilos. todos precic,
los vende Fernandez. San Francis
90 42 dnlca casa en- Puerto Rico
que especializa en- artfculos para
viaje. p
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DORA HECHA para Baby. de Ia

oOPA HECHA para Baby. de la
me10r calidad, bien terminada.
= o precios ain eompetencls. HA-
eem0s todA clAse de bordados en-
mAQuina. M&nden0s Las medidas.
Aceptamos 6rdenes q. O. D. Para
tnformes CaletA DO San Juan No.
IL, San Juan. p.
NEoESITAMOS reparadoras de
trajes. Morris L. Storyk, Isabel
Segunda No. s. Marina. San Juan,
p. R. 6-18
Observation-Disclosures
EARAIACEUTICO. competente, %
afos de s6lida y constante prdc-
tica; IS amos de graduado. ofrece
sus servicios como regente. Informa
ri Lcdo. F. Q. A., Pharmaceutical.
Rio Grande. p. r.. e-26
v~-r<~N~sr>N.~S>r>
VENDO o CAMBIO por auto tu-
risrno o casa, guagua Day-El-
der con franquicia Martin Pena, in
formarin telGfono go azul, Santur-
ce en- calle Colon No. ~, Stop 26.
6-22
CHAUFFEUR con experiencia so
licita colocaci6n en- casa de CO..
mercio para guar un Truck-F Ford.
InformaTan, San Miguel No. 1874.
San Juan, P. Il. 6-22
s~~~~~~Nse~s~@N~~~~@A@
VENDO. Por serme impossible aten
deflo vndo Ell cafe "Bosque". Ca
rantiEo ganancia de $40 $15 dia
Ciios. Tambien una guagua con fran
quicia sin ella. Inf0rmesa en- ell
'B0sque'. p.
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CE VENDE en- $14O0.-Casa made
ra, solar propio, servicio santa
rio, parada q cerca carretera Gem
tral, renta $24. Informaran tel6fo-,
no 117S rojo, Blanca Cerra IS, San
turce. I'll
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REALMENTE GANGA. Sc ven
de un Buick en- magnfficas con-
diciones por trescientos d6larcs
cash, dirfjase p. o. Box F. o por
Telefono as Caguas. 6-21
~@<N~~~~s>Ns>~N~ N~s@s~se~~~~1~s~s~
MUEBLES, por ausentarme ven-
do tents rack, cana MADEIRA
plaza media, cuna sanitaria, cua-
dros para sala, cochesito, seib6, plan
chas el6ctricas, etc. Informes 635
roio, Santurce. 6-o2
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caOba. Puede Verl0s en- la c0ite de
La Iglesia No. II. Stop 3d.. Santur-
&C. 6-9
s~~~~~~~1~~~~sN@~s~~~~~~~
FMPLEADo DE OFIcINA. Sc
solicita, que tenga mucha prac
tica en- contabihdad v, 81 possible,
mecanografia ingles y espanol. Sc
busca una persona enteramente
eficaz y competente con las mejo-
res recomendaciones para un pues-
to permanente. Sirvase mencionar
todos los particulares como expe-
riencia, cualificaciones, colocaeio-
res anteriores, sueldo, ETC., deta-
lladamente en- su primera carta.
ST. communication sera tratada es-
trictamente confidential y no nos
referiremos a sus presentes subalter
nos sin su previo consentimiento.
Aplicaciones sin todos los detalles
no consideraremos. Apartado 173,
San Juan. 6-21.
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VENDO buena residencIa en- San.


VENDO buena residencIa en- Sam
turce. Tomo casa pequefia en-
cambio finca en- Rio Piedras, Tru-
iillo, Catafio o Guaynabo. Informs,
ra Tel6fono /. 3. 0, 8. Santurce, p.
Rico. p.
~~~~~~<S~s~>~>s>~>>~
VEND0 en- condolences aceptables
una gran residencia pr6xima al
parque con todas las comotidades
modernas Con 100 metros solar.
Informara AZ. Rivera, Cruz 6 altos
"a
~~<N~>~~~SS~%~~>>s<~~~~><S<~>~
CUAGUAS-- Vendo dos guaguas
Day-Elder con franquicias Mar
tin Pena. Facilidades para pago.
Lame TelGfono 954 azul, apartado
931, SaDturce. 6-1o
<>D~><~~~~.s~>>N
CHEVROLET en- POGO uso. Coupe
dos asientos. Sc yende. Informa
r. Larroca, Tel6fono 1927 negro,
San Juan, p. r. e-2S
~~>~e~~~r>.>~-~~s~>s>
ESTRENIMIENTO y sus con-
secuencias las Jaquecas, gases.
biliosfdad. urticaria, dlceras reu-
matismo, desaparecen pronto to-
mando AKARALGIA, una cucha-
radita mas en- aqua antes del des-
ayuno 6-28
~~~~@.@~~N~@~
NECESITO agentes en- toda la is-
la para vender accessories de au-
tom0viies y otros artfculos yendi-
bles, 20 por ciento comision. Remi-
ia $3.50 Y remitir6 muestrario
instrucciones. Compro miel de abe
jas y cera. Vendo accessories de Api
cultura varias casas. Me comisio-
no para cualquier negocio conner
cial. ]. A, AIacan, Agente-C C0ulisio
nista, San German, p. R. 6-28
se~s>~~~~~>~<~e>s
DOR $3.100 CASH, junto al Par
que, vendo casa concrete, cuatro
dormitorios, garage, habitaci6n pa
IA servicio, solar 327 metros. Ger
cada de concrete, buen yecindariO,
aicantarillado, Resto, hipoteca.
Informara B. @. Box OFT, San Juan.
7-9
observation-disclosures
sc yENDE, studebaker cerrado,
Victroia, neyera porcelana, es-
tufa de gas, mesa Y silla de cocina,
coche mimbre = corral de juego pa
ra baby. Gale Huicy esq. Lafayette,
parada 40. Condado, telefono 1912,
Santurce. 6-22
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VACAS.--Vendemos un lote de 40
del pals, entire paridas y horras.
Son j0venes. Sc interesa venderias
rapidamente y se dsn nauy baratas.
Eugenio Foral. calie de C0meriO
No. 136. tel&fono 30, Bayaua6n. z.
q. -
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COLOCACIONEs: Deseamos EN-.

pleados COMPLETENESS de buenas
referencias para cubrir plazas va
cantes en- oflcinas, casas de comer-
clio, centrales azucareras, farma-
cias, talleres, fabricas, bancos, etc.
Dirfjase por correo personalmen-
te a AGENCIA DE EMPLEOS. al
tos de La Hormiga de Oro", p.
o. Box 1894, telefono 1896, San
Juan G-o3
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MUsICA para Piano. Recibimos


semanalmente los dltimos hits
de New York. Tambien un gran
surtido de couplets y mnsica espa-
hola en- general. Envfo q Ia isla
franqueo extra. Los MuchachoH, San
Juan, p. r. p.
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CE yENDE UN DODGE muy bara-
to Y en- buen estado. Informes
Cristo IL, San Juan, P. r. 6-23
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&C VENDE truck g. II. @. A tone
Mass perfecto esta6o = un ca
70 Paige s pasajeros. Informes Ga
ace Etaliano. Condado Stop LIZ.
sassturce.
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SE ALQUILA. en- San Juan, dos
magnificos pisos, con Aqua
PERMANENTE, en- ell Mercado
No. /. Informaran 128 azul S. J..
o 554 S. j. 6-21.
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TELAs DE HILO espanolas pars

sabanas y fundas batistas de
hilo blanca y de cQlores para ira
jes y ropa interior. Precios econ6
mic0s. La Hormiga de Oro. San
Juan. p. r. 7-20
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VENDO muy barato piano-pia-
noIa en- buen estado con Gin
cuenta records escogidos. Infor-
mes: Tanca 3, primer piso, izquier-
da, San Juan, p. r. 6-21
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TERRA FERTu., 27S cuerdas.
Sc venden en- Barrio Minilla, 8
minutes Bayam6n. Puedo venderla
parties de 53 cuerdas, = otra por
resto. Informara Pedro del Vale.
estaci6n ferrocarril. Bayam6n. ITO
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EFECTOS MHTTARES, mosquito
r0s. capas, guerreras, pantalo-
mes. babies, polalues. camisas. Pre-
clos especiales para Quincalleros.
FL Bosqne dc Bolonia. 33 San Se-l
bastian St.. San Juan. $50
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VINO FTNO zoe. botella, toda
fnmiila puede hacer su vino en-
su propia casa. Envfe $500 a Giro
Malatrasi. San Juan y recibira a
vuelta de correo. uvas instruccio-
mes para IL botellas de buen vino.
TIA
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Ga. Avenida Nereldas. Conda-
d.. SOLAR mil metros. Casa espacio-
-. Garage comodidades modernas.
Frente trolley. ceFca Parque. Juan
k. Or Torres. Tel. 100 ROJo. San
tuFee. e-2O