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Smyrna times., 1925-08-05
health CENTER IN SMYRNA
'"S' Meeting Held Here Wednesday
Cllnic For Children Tn.dav


U..I'5 -Ig rrst meeting of the Children's
VA i.aI'n center, or Conference with
taU' +.o.lers' held here on Wednesday af-
b,,t bo,"Uon' I.'' was well attended although
ON ,i''le advance notice had been Civ
so 81, AS previously stated the time and
br b''GeS E Of the nurse are provided for
E..,I .ne Delaware State Board of
sno aa''n. w., Children up to six years of
aS,i. nJ vi" be weighed, measured, ex-
nroas ,eu and a record kept of their
ci3a: a?sa. Inc nurse in charge held
cbiId l,l,,.c To-day at which mothers and
loea.oe5n .,en We're present. The center is
co, ,o,a,ed at the DR.. Arts office,
st,a.4 .sl Oh Delaware and Commerce
Smyrna times., 1925-08-05
"r'SBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

MIMI. D. \. Morgan Will Hold Com
Pa,, " Services Sunday and Preach
will ~ D, y. Morgan, with his bride,
Spndoe De al the Presbyterian Church
ate 4ay q Where Mr.. Morgan will offici-
ths,so. MS last services as pastor in
h0d l.: recently ordained, he will
Snv,n,'a,' ,',' hrst communion services in
gre,.t; ta and bid farewell to the con-
candida9n adi9n he will also baptise five
have S'eS' .S In the evening he will
vices J. s'a[ge Of the community ser
- 'ne school auditorium.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-05
To Give Buick Sport Model AWAY

Save your money for the Smyrna
Firemen's Carnival, week of August
% to September 5. A Buick Sport
Model Auto has been purchased and
will be given away. Help the boys
pay for their handsome new Fire Hall.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-05

Bailey Residence Sold to Philadelphian
Mrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton has sold
the Thomas E. Bailey residence, corn
er of South and Union streets to B..
F. Wheatman, retired commission
man of Philadelphia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
CLUB cIvIoo FEMENINo

I
Los miembros y amigos del Club
que faltaron a la Ultima reunion,
perdieron la oportunidad de DIR la
mas interesante conferencia. dada
en- Espafiol Tngl6s por Mrs. Brit
ton. su t6pico era: La Flora de
Puerto Rico. Arbustos y aores fue-
ron expuestas, cada uno rotr1ado
con su nombre.
Mr.. Pennock mostr6 algunas de
sus rosas escogidas Y al terminarse
La reunion, personalmente las ofre-
clio las damas.
Ell Comit6 de Parque Y Arboles
habl6 de sus progresses al 1levar a
cabo Ell excelente plan de sembrar
arboles en- las Gales principales de
San Juan y Condado.
Una selection de canto fu6 ofre-
cida por Miss Clarita Lowrie, de
vIeques.
Mr.. Baxter lego un original poe
ma titulado ''womens Tongues and
a Bouquet dedicado Mrs. Brit
ton.
La pr6xima reunion del Club Sc
celebrara el primer martes de Ma
yo, en- Ell Ateneo las cuatro de
la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
PARA LA CLASE
TRABAJADORA

Los mejores trabajadores 6ejan
de ser efcientes cuando su hfgado
comienza a funcionar NAL. Sc sien-
ten languidecer, estan IA5dio en-
fermos, tristes y sin amino para
NADIA creyendo que Sc vuelven pc
rezosos. Descuidar esos sintomas
puede traer como resultado una
enfermedad, siendo por tanto i'm
portante en- este case tomar una
o dos dosis de Herbine. Esto es JUS
tamente 10 que Sc necesita para iii7is ii7ii,ss
piar el sistema de impurezas y
restaurar el vigor y la energfa de
Ia salud. De venta en- las farmacias
y droguerfas.
Aivt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
Ell honabre que intentaba matar a
CQiZlaux eS aTreStadO

PARIS. abril II. (Cable Fran
e6sl.-Han arrestado a un mut.ia
do de Ia guerra frente las puer-
tas del Ministerio dc asuntos Exre-
riores, donde Painleve Sc hallaba
conferenciando con caillaux. To6
eonducido al cnartel de la poLcia
y declare qre estaba ALI para ma
tar a Caillaux. La policia declara
que Sc trata de un desequilibri4o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18

cia alrededor del dirigible que Sc
encuentra rs millas al noroeste
de Amsterdam. Un barco ingl6s ha
salido en- persecution del dirigihle.
Los veinte hombres al fin han po-
dido manejar ell dirigible, a pesar
de Ia tendencia de este descen-
der. Ell tenor de un grave acciden-
te ha disminufdo Sc espera que
el dirigible podra regresar Pull
ham, q medida que Ell viento dis
minuya.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
VACAS
TOROS

Me Quedan TRES ToR0s RE-
GIsTRADos, uno Guernsey !,
uno "Holstein" y uno "Jersey"
son j6yenes propios para una ga
raderia, magnlficos ejemplares. Tam
kien quedan tres Vacas Jersey,
pueden inspeccionarse a cualquier
hora del dia en- Ell estable de la pa
rada 81, en- La carretera npeva, Mar
tin Pefa, precios de sacrifcio.
Reinaldo vIzCARRoNDO.
Box 1873, Tel. 429. San Juan, P. E.
HInEnKAEuaHsufIliBKrIlsus agnRauSnTnn,lanliTuFFnI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
Ell DIRIGIBLE INGLEs R-83
RoMPE SUS AMARRAs

LoNDREs, abril II. Omitted
Press). Empujado por ell viento que
reina en- ell Mar del Norte el diri
gible ingl6s R-33 que rompio sus
amarras en- Pulham, Norfolk, no
ha podido regresar pues los 30 HON
bres que 10 ocupaban en- el nomen
to del accidente no lOgran poder-
10 manejar.
Sc ha anunciado oficialmente que
Ell R-3S no podra entrar Ia esta-
ci6n aerea esta tarde. El viento
ha disminuido un POGO su violen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
VANDERvELDE NO HA PoDI-
DO FoRMAR GABINETE
TODAVIA

BRUsELAs, abril IL. tcable
Franc6s).-El Rey Alberto ha re-
cibido hoy a Emilio vandervelde,
encargado de formar ell nuevo ga
binete. Ell lider socialista no ha
podido uevarle al Rey una respues-
ia satisfactoria. Declare que el no
habia perdido toda esperapza pc
70 que le era impossible decir 81
podria no formar gabinete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
DIR. ALEXANDRA orERo LOPEZ

Tuvimos ell placer de sa1udar en-
San Juan, al prestigioso gaIeno
Alexandra otero Lopez, quien goza
de merecida falna por sus m1ltiples
6xitos profesionales obtenidos cn ell
pintoresco pueblo Gle AIanati, donde
reside. Acompaflaba al estimado
doctor su muy fina esposa,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
:aJab61l!Mll

ESTE jab6n ha sido
puesto en- ell mercado a
instancias de miles de Me-
dicos y Dentistas que querfan
un jab6n con algunos de los
ingredientes del afamado
polvo antis6ptieo MU-COL.
VA esta de venta en- Puerto
I Rico. UseIo I'd. en- vez de
los jabones corrientes Y no.
tara la diferencia. Insupe-
rable para personas de piel
delicada Y para los ninos.
Dor su cualidad especial de
contener algunos de los
principales ingredientes de
MU-COL es mas eficiente Y
benefcioso, y es mas econ6-
mico, porque dura mas.
En- todGs las boticos.
o direct0n1ente de
Benito Gonzalez.
Cruz /, San Juan
THE MU-COL CO., Buffalo, N. Y.
IKuRuHuRrKrHuRuNuNuWttuuaua
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
LoUoHEUR NO ACEPTA SU
PUEsTo EN- Ell GARINETE

PARIS, abril II. (Cable Fran
e6s)-A Ultima hora Loucheur Sc
ha negado aceptar la cartera que
Sc le ha ofrecido en- ell Gabineto y
ha habido necesidad de hacer m
nuevo arreglo. Chaumet toma la
cartera de comercio Y Hesse Is de
las Colonias. La declaration minis
terial sera arreglada inmediatamen
tc para presentarla en- Ia Camara Ell
sabado. La Camara nombrara un
presidente en- sustituci6n de Pain
leve. FL gabinete esta complete con
los sub-secretarios signentes:
Guerra, Jean ossola.
Marina mercante, Charles Danie-
Ion.
AerOnautica, Laurent Eynac.
Bellas Artes, Yvon Delbos.
A fin de aligerar ell trabajo de
Painleve Sc ha ereado un puesto
especial de sub-secretario para el
cual SO ha designado a Georges
Bonnet. FL puesto de ComisaI!o Ge
neral del Ministerio de Guerra Sc
"a restablecido tan pronto Ia ley
sea ratifcada por ell parlamento.
Sc nombrar& para este cargo
Paul Benazet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
Sc DESCUBRE Ell ASALTAN.
TIE DE CAILLAUX

PARIS abriI II Omitted Press)
--EI individuo que iba atacar a
Caillaux ha resultado ser Antine
Damesin, de 81 amos de edad, en-
pleado de un banco, veterano de
Ia guerra. La policfa cree que
sus facultades mentales no estan
bien equilibradas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
DE MoNZIE NTANTENDRA Ia
EMBAJADA FRANCEsA EN- Ell
vATICANo

PARIS, abril IL. (Cable Fran
ces).-La presencia de Monte en-
el nuevo gabinete Sc interpreta CO
mo una prueba de cue La erahajada
en- ell vaticano sera mantenida, 10
cual producir6 ell apaciguanieltto
general en- orden religioso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18

aIRInIlIuIuInEnInInIaInIaAuIuInIHInIlInInalu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
CAILLAUX OBTIENE. LA, CON
FIANZA DE LOS SOCIA-
LISTAS

PARIS abrilt II Omitted Press)
-Caillaux le pidi6 al grupo So
cialista radical su confianza la
cual le fu6 otorgada. Caillaux in
mediatamente anunci6 que acep-
taria el ministerio de finanzas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18

PARIS, abril 16 Omitted Press)
Caillaux ha indicado que aceptara
el ministerio de finanzas.
Evening star., 1925-07-02
MAY CONDEMN POLES
IN CENTER OF AVENUE
Utilities Commission May Order
Wires Placed in Conduits
Beneath Street.

Removal OF the trolley poles of the
Capital Traction Co. from the center
to the sides of Connecticut avenue and
the removal of poles of the Potomac
Electric Power Co. from along the
sides of that avenue will be consld-
cred by the Public Utilities Commits
sion at a meeting this afternoon.
1t is understood the commission is
considering having the heavy feeder
wire of the Capital Traction Co. and
the wires of the electric light com
pany placed in underground conduits.
which would make possible the erec-
ton Of smaller sized poles along the
sides of Connecticut avenue to carry
the overhead wires from which the
street cars get current.
The commission, 1t is learned, is not
considering ordering Capital Traction
to construct an underground third
rail for it's tracks in order 10 get all
of the poles Off the avenue. but II was
pointed out today that If the present
plan is carried out the number and
size of the poles at the sides Of the
avenue will be reduced to "a minimum.
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Flung Firecracker
Esplodes in Mouth
Of 4Yeur-OLd Boy

Raymond Berry. jr., years old,
Of 1927 F street northeast, was so
interested in the antics of a flock
of pigeons in the back yard that
his jaw dropped in wonderment.
His mouth opened Just in time
to catch a hurtling, lighted fire
cracker, thrown by an unidentified
boy nearby. Before the child could
spit the missile out 1t exploded,
severely burning his mouth and
throat.
Two physicians treated the
wounded boy. While his burns
were serious. ii is no expected
they will prove fatal. Police of
the ninth precinct investigated the
incident. but were unable TO estab
lish the identity of the youngster
who did the throwing. If found,
he will be held for violating the
safe and sane" Fourth regula-
tions.
Evening star., 1925-07-02
THREE ARE ROBBED.
Two Women Report Apartments
Rifled-Store Entered

A platinum pin set with diamonds
and valued at $500 was stolen from
the apartment of Mrs. NJ. 3. Swanson
1911 Columbia road. yesterday. she
reported to police today.
A thief entered the residence OF
Edna Van Buren. iTi O street. dur
ing her absence late Yesterday and
took clothing valued at $50, she
told police.
Another housebreaker gained en-.
trance to the Piggly Wiggly store at
3l64 Mount Pleasant street Tuesday Y
night by crawling through a coal
chute and robbed the establishment
of $231.60, police report. Identified
ton Of the thief is being attempted
by finger prints found on the cash
register
Evening star., 1925-07-02
RULING AGAINST WIDOW.

RICHMOND, Va, July 2 (4o).--A de
murrer by executors of the estate of
DR.. David Dunlop to a suit by his
widow. Mrs. Mary Corling Dunlop
McCrae, and others, for reefourths
assets of David Dunlop, Inc, of Pet.
ersburg, Va. a subsidiary of the
British-American Tobacco Co.. was
sustained by Judge Beverly T. Crump
in Law and Equity Court here today.
Evening star., 1925-07-02

sary step in bookkeeping. 1t has tax
on them that should clear them quick
early selection!
15-Women's S325o and S35 WOOL
TEX Sports and Topcoats-famous
knockabout garments that have
style and wear wonderfully! In
gray, tan, brown pIaids and
1O-Women's $25 and $3.50 WHITE
and Bright Colored Flannel Coats.
for sports wear! Only ....S16.75
8-Women's $3.50 and SIS Topcoats.
in mixtures and smart Padrone. In
double breasted and II-backed
models. Red, gray, beaver and
2-Women's S65 Coats, in dressy
styles. OF amber suede and green
twill-very chic models -. S22 Is
6-Women's $3.50 Goats, in faille and
bengaIine silk, Offering a choice of
amber, blonde and cocoa. .S29.75
1-Womans 500 Brocaded Crepe
Coat in cocoa color, with fox
border ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S49.75
10-Women's $40 and SIPS Coats. of
jeweItone and suedebIoom with fur
borders. In amber, black, gray,
chill, bambino, navy and tan SA4-75
1o-Women's $es.5o Smart Tailored
Coats, of navy. black and tan twill,
with detachable fox collars .S46.75
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Enyoy Ordered to Peking.

LISBON, Portugal. July . CP).-The
ministry of foreign affairs has in,
structed Antonio Bianchi, newly ap'
pointed Portuguese Minister TO China
to start for Picking at once.
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Many Indictments Sought.

He declined to state the number Of
policemen involved, but said their
names and all the information gath
cred by a secret squad of 100 under
cover" agents from Washington would
be turned over to Director Butler.
Friedman said the investigation
would lead to the Indictment OF more
than score of corporations ana Az
individuals on charges of conspiracy,
illegal transportation and sale OF al
cohol and bribery of policemen.
He said the Government would
seek forfeiture of those persons In
demnity bond, which would net the
Government hundreds Of thousands
of dollars The revocation OF IL
censes. he said, would cut down the
outflow of alcohol from the city
500 900 gallons q month. Thls alco-
hol, he declared. had been going to
all sections of the East. The grand
Jury will reConvene July 10 and IN
dictments will be asked. This huge
outflow Of alcohol. Friedman said.
had been supposed to be used in the
manufacture of hair tonics. barber
supplies. perfumes. disinfectants and
other supplies, but most. or All or
1t. had been diverted for beverage
purposes.
Police ShadOw-BOxed.
simultaneously with Friedman's
revelations Smedley d. Butler who
left the marines to become head OF
police here as director of public
safety. i'll a talk to his police inspec-
tors, captains and lieutenants, ad-
mitted that his previous vigorous
crusades against vice, gambling and
liquor had failed because the police
had been shadow boxing.
He inaugurated another intensive
campaign and took charge OF squad
of $50 picked men to clean up the
city where the other squads have
failed
He also issued a statement de-
nouncing "baseless" attacks on his
work by the Daily News. He de-
clared that Representative William s.
Ware was interested in the Daily
News, and that the attacks had been
made because he tButlerl had resisted
an invitation to purchase the silence
of the News by instructing policemen
to boost its circulation.
Ware said he would continue his
policy Of refusing to discuss Butler.
Evening star., 1925-07-02


so if you are interested, we advise an
1o-Women's $3.50 Black Satin Coats.
in straishtiine styles, or with
flares, Jabot revers and badger
borders NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S32.75
+Women's s4e5o WooLTEx Tai
lored Coats, Of navy twill. in
double breasted styles, with velvet
notched collars ...S S23 7S
15-Women's $3.50 to see5o Dressy
Coats-all in the seasons high
shades Of rust, green, amber, bam-
bino and gray. Materials are soft
Joseena and Jeweltone, and twill.
with fur borders ......... S34.7S
6-Women's s4e5o Navy and Black
Twill WooLTEx Coats, with
smart furedged collars -. S36.75
1-Wonan's s145.oo Rust Color Silk
Ottoman Coat, with fur bor-
der Observation-Disclosures. .$49.75
For Little Women
2-$35 Little Women's Coats, of tan
and rust suede and mixture. 1915
5-s55 to $3.50 Dress Coats, for Iits;a
women. Made Of twill, jeweItone
and kashnir. Gray, gypsy, bam-
bino and green ..--...... S19.7S
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Blouses Less

NUSt De Cleared at Once!
ng'!sn Sroadcloth and Dimity Tai
Pan and roll collars; long sleeves, To-
$5.e5 to 1886 Silk overbIous.s os 60
crepe de chine and printed silks
both round and V neck lines, and
long or short sleeves CO oS
$3.50 to S1o.5o Silk Tunics-of sun
merry 100 king striped and printed
SILKS, and OF crepe de chine in IoveIv
.s'' eoIorin9S' Also green and
-" '.............S S5.95
SDOrfS Shnn-Sfr.at
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Suits for Larger Women

1-silo SIX Ensemble Suits, in slender
1zIns styles for the larger woman.
he trocks are of fine printed crepe
trimmed with lace. The coats are
and 5o2 crr oo
,IelIef'S-Sonn.L S0O.VV
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Remnants! Women's Coats!

CoatD It's living
l Coats and
themq interest
selection
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Extra Special! At S5.e5

omen and Misses English Brosdtlo+b
and Radio Crepe Wash Dresses, in
the newest coIors, or in attractiue
stripes. The wide choice OF stvles
inGiudes models with narrow tie
oeIts' hand drawn and embroidered
modeis, smart tailored frocks. v
neeks' roll collars, and elbow or can
oizes IA to 42........S5.95
inexpensive Dress Shop-DownstairS
Evening star., 1925-07-02
DRY AGENTS BARE
BIC RUM SCANDAL
Tell Philadelphia Grand Jury
of Bribery and Graft
in Police.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June "A spe-
cial Federal grand jury has heard evil
dence of huge bribes accepted by city
policemen who not only protected a
ring of alcohol permit holders, but
aided in loading trucks and acted as
convoy to the liquor-laden vehicles.
Assistant District Attorney Fried
man said the grand jury had revealed
the biggest police scandal in the his
lorY of the city.
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Save on Slips!

Wonderful July Clearance Values!
Tub Silk Costume Slips, of very du-
rable quality tub silks, in white and
flesh color. At the same price,
poneee slips in tailored styles. Both
kinds have 20inch shadowproof
hens ..................... .$2.95
Radium Silk Costume Slips. Of fine,
lustrous quality, in white, flesh color,
peach, fawn, black and navy blue
In tailored style. with hemstitched
band top and shadowproof hem, So .95
Evening star., 1925-07-02

large Woman's S65 Black Satin
u*edo style Coat, in size
46ta ................ e27 en-
Large Women's SOS Coats, handsome
mana tailored garments of piauetine
WIN iik-trimmed throws to match.
- navy, size 42I2; in black. size
-'''''.-.-..-.-.-. SAG so
Evening star., 1925-07-02

s65 to $3.50 Sports and
Afternoon Dresses Of satin back
crepe, crepe de chine. fiat crepe-in
many styles, including ensemble
effects, flares, two piece models,
with beading and embroidery. In
gray, blonde. maize and cocoa.
Sizes 36 and SO. s.....-......S S49.75
SOS to $s5 Evening and
Dinner Gowns, of excellent qualities
of crepe-back satin, crepe roma,
georgette and lace. EmbeiIished
with beautiful beading, deep yokes
effects. knee flares. In powder
blue. black and orchid. Sizes 36.
SO and AZ $40 Is
4-Women's s65 to $3.50 Imported
Sports and Street Frocks, Of
printed chiffon and aI-over en-
broidered crepe de chine. In white,
beige and black. S49.75
SIS and $3.50 Evening
Gowns, Of black silk net-IoveIy
draped models with broad ribbon
eirde. Others Of beaded crepe
Elizabeth in powder blue. Sizes
SO and SO .................. .S49.75
,-SecOnd Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Downstairs
10 these .nwer P.;

Inc Inexpensive Dress Shop is tax.
ing an important part in the july Cle,r.
anoe' and today brings out these rem
nant groups at noteworthy reduction.
e-Womens and Misses s13.75 ard
Sis'oo Street Dresses, Of satin anJ
crepe de chine, in draped, pIeated snd
tered styles, or embroidered Ns,,n
'orown, rust and green. Sizes Is
'-'''''-.. .S375
@Women's and Misses $3.50 to soo 80
NoVeity Crepe and Crepe de Cb;ne
street Dresses, including ensenbie
enects, two piece models and fars
styles. In lovely shades of 800
cocoa, French blue and navv hI,,e
Sizes 16 70 SO o!pe,
-Women's $3.50 Imported Handn,ade
Dinner Dresses, in aIIover ea.IaJ
styles. Choice of navy bIue snJ
Chinese red. Sizes 36 and az. c1o no
1o-Women's and Misses $3.50 Street
dresses, OF pebble crepe fiat crars
and satin. In TERED models +.;IorsS
and ensemble models. In beiae. bIacL
=. 90 ana green Sizes is
1oLWomen's $3.50 Printed crsna "
ChIne Dresses, simple but smsrtIv
elegant straiahtine models WITH We
oelts In various patterns and coIors
Slzes 50 to 40. 40.......... cIO m
Evening star., 1925-07-02
Gay Sports Apparel and Accessories fo

Gay Sports Apparel and Accessories for the Fourth Drastca Reduced
o. dpMmr tiso
o for the Fo
this
kwva aues-thr IU
o Of
Evening star., 1925-07-02

1o-Womens $3.50 Silk Ensemble
Costumes. of faiIle. satin and flat
crepe. Simple straisht-Ine coats
sleeveless or with sleeves. Also
cape models. In black. cocoa and
navy. Sizes 36 to SO. .Sl9.75
3-Women's s45 Dresses. in a clever
ensemble eHect-of fine faiile crepe
and printed silks. In navy, cocoa
and rust. Sizes Sc to 4s. :. S29.75
+Wonens S49.5o Beaded Georaette
Afternoon Dresses, with the much
wanted long sieeves-clever tunic
models. In gray, powder blue and
black. Sizes SO, 40 and AZ. .$29.75
Women's Dress
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
.POSTOFFCEs To
OPEN NIGHTS

Owing In an ayerMl fe.
spouse Of the l9eal pa9bsle fo So
master MONEYS radio apBsaf ~
Buy Now and MaN tsafly ~
Christmas" the washington Rest
office has found Il necessary III
start one day eariles Than aEitetpat.
"a 70 keen + number Df the bfaHela
postal stations epeH evenings
The revised schedule eslIs fgf tRA
following stations 10 falnain 8pea
from ! A. M 10 n HI. Hl, teeillllilljs
tonight: II street, Park Fpaa H6s
lumhin road, .FlDriaa H2eHHs, G8Hs
recficut avenue, and Ine tempo
station III .2a09 Fourteenth street
The Central Stallion hi $40 Etatsgs
teallth street. will be Op6B until Il
o'clock. All the tefusifigle sIRk lois
Will BEGIN tomorrow 10 felfaafaf 0Defa
until ; D. III.
The poat0fflee Officials express
Themselves aa ilishly ENTITLED BIZ
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
MOUNT RAINIER
FETE TODAY

!. Enos Ray, auditor for the
State OF Maryland and chairman
Of the Democratic State Committee.
and c. Melvin Sharpe, executive
assistant of the washington Rail-
way Electric Company, will speak
tonight at the annual dinner of the
Mount Rainier Citizens Association,
in the Bluebird Auditorium, Mount
Rainier.
This event is one of the biggest
Of its kind In the Maryland suburbs
Of Washington, and annually at
tracts q large gathering. Judge
Robert q. Joyce will act as toast
master. Arrangements have been
made for more than 200 guests.
A dozen or more vaudeville acts
viii enliven the occasion, and music
viii be- furnished by Happy
Walkers Bluebird Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
3 Irish Planes To Try
Transatlantic
TIN To u.
n fNle i0n8I News service

DUBLIN Dee. 164n air-
Biah6 Aiklft from Orann1ore,
Ifelld I'd View York, viii BE-
8stNted next spring ~ The
1tTsh Free State ar service, 1t
gsIas announced today.
fIge Hiesk viii be raade ~
Hf66 Iafle fitted with
k6I engines C6nndt Russell
VII vet ~ sous tIfon leader.
tfp6 Afkf1E Is successful the
If1fsh KTA6 SgaE6 intends 10 enter
III tlR9 Sel der cup races.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

Experiments under way In Eng.
land have indicated that the South
Indian fan palm may become nm
important paper making material.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

kfaafsls fFev6E tors sewer pFoe
alsAfllA YgseY ~ operated solely ~
slae MffaN, not D6fh& depead eIft upon
AH nix fSfY lfT6enY 20 start tt ~ are
sitlftaf 46v9eAs 81 German fnpel1s
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
APPOINTED no INVESTIGATE SITUATION AND REPOR1

compelled to pay taxes dating as
far back as 1910 was signed today
by Premier Primo de Rivera.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

An electric motor small enough
to be mounted and worn on a finger
ring has heen built by a Minnesota
school boy.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
Converts Must Pay Taxes

MADRID, Dec. 16.--A decree by
which Spanish convenents will be