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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

s Pa@Esss b.n TE 54ens: $3.50 g gS''99H
Chicagoo-binner concert. WFAA
51SS S} N Rsa YoTFsotfnno W va4ieS
chestra varied program. woo (453.6).
Davenport-Sandman,
P. M1CNRQ $3.50 ottayfmorGShes
@ dt sssTo ksD i545I,D0 St. fouls
Psr GOnceE Eo,r wB %SAFA 2es {, Shc1 P},.
@ 2zH2 C376S;;Ss}O'n cRicsse-9rchessrs
Sunday school. WGBs 1885, I'D New ley
FFkis Bora science %Tp R sesGre
VIZ WIS 2 Yyy4I E new SSPSSPf
scores The Texans: WIS (344.6).
INSTRUMENTAL. WoAw $500. omahas3sc
sgeesakseFr' Little 4tt. symrPPlhonyt wPG
&gg Atla Atlantic citEIs4P%DhGnn
cert WRC (4es.5S. Washington ~
II tsns r. R;oosS4 WaSR
20 P. M.-WEAF (491 .5). New York
Phil philharmonic Concert; also WAR
80 +. M-KDKA laoa ~ East Pitts
56yIrrghEsCongcert. KEFRU l2741. BrisEt2T;
l2969), Houston--Football scores
seRool lesson IwBbR ts7Sl, staten s;
isT5 New %1Rsc M MGBs
Ensemble. WAS (399.sl. Louisville
Vocal and instrumental concert. WIP
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

Mems Christian Association build
ing. This is the largest sum evr
undertaken for a ''Y" building IN
Indiana. More than 100000 al
ready has been contributed In
large gifts.
THE Press-Y Club" n to be
formed at Muncie, having as fits
members newsboys. The Muncie
Press and the Y. NJ G. A. are CO
operating in the organization. said
to be the first OF It's kind In tho coun-
try,
Everett Otto. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry J. Otte Of near Seymour. has
qualified for gold medal in a Eve
acre county corn contest. County
Agent Willis P. Stall announced. His
corn averaged 100 bushels to the
acre.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

IL s ~ 7. MP Mo2KF1 l4e7, kas Angeles -
STRING Quartet vocal KPRc 2W2fRRRa
1902, 49, Chicago|7orehestra: studio.
BEr anee. MMfFRA (45Ba(. Da.lilSss&qrehes.
Wis WIS lsM4 45B Hsi%DSRSSfR
I217.3). Chieago-Mus'e voc (4s3.9lI
Pays SHrto9os WPG
WAY ta5SSS'5). QN e% YofE@Dx ' HoTpd
11:1S P. M,-wg6N Caee). Chicago
Judge States Court
Ii 80 P. M.--WJR OLD. Pontiac -
testers
nag B YmwDA I11,tS 1860. Kansas City
S SssBs.@s rd# sd
8a9es XIII f95 23oa kk9s M AassbEss
90 4. M.EKEI (467)6 Los, ,A,p7geles -
E Hollywood K 6iEht ' %BsM H sa5Y, Chi
cago-Hotsy Totsy H9Hr;
s.45 A. M.s sTSRb9ft5 o S9St: Ssooseheart-
$3.50 SS'a q. SM. SvtSi t51D. Pontiac-serv-
9:55 A. M.-KDKA (sosD. East Pitts
'f Psoa 81 S RaGS d4 f4T On Shi'f Bsal
WWJ (352.71.. Detroit-St Paul's
o Episc2DaMI G cStRsddEsl ,4,ap M,Dne,po.
1915 49, MEWJTp 300 81 Mooseheart
IL 4 M ie.eiRS F'r|G 5S54 chicaso-serv
IL Noon-wHT t4oO). Chicago-sacred
p. M.@wGN t370.2>. Chicago-Thea-
ter. WHIT (40ol Chicago-sunshine
bgenpor ap$Ea ' Rony Orchestra wv @SWSj
2 ?. M..wENR 1901 .Chicago7-vocal
cag9@concert WHO 1855. Chicago ago
s:oP r M-@HT 1900. chicaro-Mis-
3 i J. Mf'o@wwEAF C4s1.5,. New York
TTsAHI 3TcAAA % S9PfeEencf FDR sso a wEFT
tRISs WI w sR o2sS4Ra i
s:f5 ?. M.MKDKA tsosp. East Pitts
4 .d hoprfPh0NyesPsT rvs SERVICES 1Sss A. c,,o.ro
ssadlS wboN MB dBSSo} a5 GOReecSE lcaso
4.i toP = Mpm rqwEFcac%o; t41eA. Minneano,,s
FPaMHE RG3s isss sessyi'f foui.vile
''$% s@ S H N9Ag f. TSF5s
6R8pss orchestra WEE WFRH esq 81,
ParkI-ClaSsical program. WOO fH50s.21.
Philadelphia-O,gan,
$50 p M6[KDKA l33QQ9D East Pit:s.
burgh-orchestra WHIT (400i Chicago
noYoung Women,s council.
600 p M.-WEAR f3So.4) Cleveland
Theater Orchestra. WREO f2S5.5).
!. ,6CaIeyeland- Central M. p Church
M E9SSzsssr SsEgfS EWHdEzEh w &ok. # Wgzf
$50 P. M.EKFNF (2esl Shenandoah
Golden Rule Circle KIDS f26S) In
dependencf Mo --Vesrr~ service WA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

Ny mother got me to try the vege.
table Compound and I have found
great benefit, and I not only recon.
mend It for such troubles. but to
build up tho whole system. ! have
used It for most everything that
gets wrong with mo. When ! begin
to feel nervous and irritable don't
stop long IN getting a bottle Of the
Vegetable Compound, II I haven't
got one IN the house. 1t gives a flns
appetite and makes new woman
of me. You may use this testimo'
NAL in my own town or anywhere
else, and viii answer any letters
receive."-MRS. RUSH FULLER.
TON, SIS s. End Street. Clearfeld,
Pa.
II you are suffering from nervous
trouble. irzitahility. give the vege.
table Compound a fair triaL--.AdxAr>
tisemenk-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
RABIES is PREVALENT
Southern Part of State Has Most of
Cases, Says Report.

Rabies continued prevalent in
southern Indiana during the fiscal
year which ended Sept. 80, Thurman
A. Rice, director Of the State Pas
teur Institute, said in his annual
report today. Northern Indiana had
only a few cases.
Ninety-two patients were treated
without deaths or bad results.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
CAR COMPANY FORMED
Interstate Concern Will Rebuild
Railroad Cars.

Organization of the Interstate Car
and Foundry Company, to operate
at the Interstate Car Company plant,
1882 massachusetts, Ave, was an
nounced today. The firm rebuilds
railroad cars and does general
foundry work.
George j. Diver, Leo r. Meyer and
Frank B. Scott are directors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
Radio PROGRAMS

$3.50 p. M.-KFAB (34o.5l Linco %Tc r
s4si - ssbSSEgh@pin9Ier c.zie eoq s1sgt
organ MST VINO I1s41f5 New York =
Talks 1.-THE Happy Girl
5:45 p. M.-WOC 1880, DSTenport-
Chimes. wPG (299.Sl Atlantic City
, r 5SSMn .-BMA te52). shenandoaa7-Pop
liar music wDAF 1860 Kansas
Clty-"School of the Air MEAIP,
(4915) New York-M usic WEAK
1894 eyeland-Orchestra WHIT
P fila RfsasoUU Uncle ne Wiz. 'WJJp-
(3O2.S). Mooseheart--Dinner concret.
wGBS $3.50 New York1Dance IN
chestra.. WIZ l454.3la New York -
Organ, dance WMAC [341} New York
M7sic 1woNW F}62s 500 Hs~
ira: woK (217.3). chicago-NMiusie:
WPG (299.S). Atlantic City-D1nner
music. WRC (46S.5), Washington -
i:is p. M.-wcco t41e.4l Minneapoliss,
7So5 q. New arK&Bfl Wathey, sports.
p. M,--WRNY (25S.5). New York
j 80 p. 'M.-KDKA (3o91D, East Pitts;
burgh Children,,s period. ,-WCAE
(461.3) Pittsburgh-Uncle Kaybee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
RADIO CLASS TAUGHT
Building Inspector In Charge-Meets
Every Thursday Night.

Francis F. Hamilton. building in
spector, is teaching a radio class
every Thursday at 1880 p. m. at the
Chamber of Commerce. The class
for listeners is sponsored by Purdue
University extension department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
Silent Today

Central-KFIM, xxx, KENO,
KFUO, WORD, WHO, WOAN.
WOI, WOS, WOWL.
Eastern-WBAV, WBZ, WCAP,
WCAU, WICK, WDWF, WEBB.
WGHP, WHAZ, WILT, WOO,
WTAG, VITO.
Far West-CFAC, KFOA, XIX,
KWSC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

Compound has
helped me IN
every way. Be
fore taking a I
couldn't stand
on my fest with.
out pains run.
ming all through
my whole body
from my waist
down, Just like
threads pulling.
I was not at to
DO any work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

Classic hour. VIVID C8o2.sl, MOOSE,
heart-M oosseheart children; talk. WIZ
E E[st4 wT ft4Kz5s es + YSS and
W65Sstp C$zs1 T., 6st I ISSSassrt: WY SS
t42S.3). Atlanta-Red Head Club
WTAM (3S94). eveland-Novelty
lis ?. M.-wRNY (25s.5), New York
THREE. Fools There Were"
Blind Boy pianist. WFAA L4759 Dial
New f'1 Yo5rk;-F Ptssts5; WSGFY (S37S5},
Schenectady = Orchestra. WMAQ
(4475). Chicago-"C armich." VINO
(4997), Memphis--Musicale., WOAI
tr aofo #RNY n t2585S3 New o1 York@ soHs
ton; trio. wSMB (319). New Orleans
$500 r. M,-KFRU 1874. Bristow.
0ka.-Music. KMA (252l. Shenan-
fdtoahEeEyening program. KTHs (374:8l
music tR wEEETf $3.50. BostonMM arm,
ba Band and orchestra. WJR (511(.
Pontiac-Orchestra WIIB 1902 81
Elgin-Orchestra. WMBB C250). Chi
cago-Syncopation program; vocal.
WOAW 1929 Omaha-De Luxe pro-
gram woo (4S3.6l. Davenport-Or-
chestra; contralto. WORD (275l. Ba-
tayia--Concert; address. WREO
(2S5.5) Lansing-Dance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
Silent Sunday

Central-KFDNd, xxx. KENO,
KsD, WCEE, WMAQ VINO,
WILL, WOI, WDAF, WSUI.
Eastern-CKAC, CNRO, PWX.
WAAM, WANG, WBAV, WDWF.
WEBB, WHAZ, WGHP, woo,
WOR, WRC, WILT, WTAM,
VITO.
Far West-KFOA, XIX, KWSC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
AT PRISON CONVENTION
Secretary of State Charities Board
Leave for Convention.

John A. Brown. secretary or the
State charities board. left today to
attend the National Prison Associ
alton convention at Jackson. Miss,
Nov. TIA. Amos Butler, former sec.
rotary. will speak on the "Indetermi.
nate Sentence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
Dancing

7:S0-~WJZ, WPG.
8:00-CNRO, WEEP, WTAM.
S:30-WGY, WSMB.
9:00-KTHS, WEEI. WLIB,
woo, WREO
9:3O-WBBM, WRC.
10:O0-KPO, KOA, WBCN, WIS,
VOL.
10:30-WCEE.
10:45-WSB.
11:00-WBBM, WFAA. WLIB
woo.
11:30--WJR.
1:45-WDAF.
12:00-KGO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
A MOTHER MADE HAPPY

THE children and had colds"
writes Mrs. Nancy Mather. Rich
wood, Ohio, land the first dose Of
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR helped
us right away. We surely got quick
results. 1 shall keep it on hand all
the time" Thousands of mothers
have found in FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR the ideal cough and colo
remedy for their children. Contains
no opiates. Children like It. Sold
by all Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
WAS NOT FIT
/. TO DO HER WORK
Dreadful Condition of Mrs.
Fullerton's Health Rene.
died by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Il cannot begin to tell you how
much Lydia p. Ptnkharn's VeEetabla
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07
7odayS Cross Word Puzzle

puzzle Many
unkeyed
Of these words with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

gram HEH.' VIZ 1454.aG. New YORK. R
Dance WPG C299.Sl ATLANTIC City -
Dance. WSUI 1890 Iowa City Iowa
: as p. M.TWHT l40O). Chicago-Mu-
sical features WOR (4O5.2) Newark
Songs and instrumental.
9 100 2. M.--CNRO (435l, Ottawa--Dance
KPRC (2969), Houston--Vocal con
cert. KYW (535, AZ. Chicago-Music.
WBBM (226). Chicago-Dance; vocal
WCCO (4164l Minneapolis-St Paul
PHILOSOPHERS music. WEI (3486)
Boston-Dance. WGN (370.2). Chicago
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
PuzzIe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

20. EVergreenA.
30. Exclamation OF inquiry.
80. Very small brook.
81. To lease.
80. Part OF verb TO be,
SO. To assist
81. Fastening with spikes.
3s. Self.
80. To exist.
40. Box for sacred utensils.
IL. Maple tree.
43. Upon,
"a. Pronoun meaning two only,
40. Eons.
4S. One in cards.
40. To dine,
81. To drink slowly.
So. Behold.
So. Quiet
"a. Therefor.
So. Theme.
81. Unit
So. Common house plants.
so. Mineral spring.
81 Vision.
So. To be sick.
e4 Indicativeiy.
VERTICAL
I. Usefulness.
2. Constellation.
3. Large cactus plant.
"A. Mother.
Is. Mistake.
g. Closer.
81. Insulated.
8. Like.
r-'~s ~ wheat OLD
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Talks Today

5:30-WMAC.
6:00-WDAF.
6:15-WOR.
6:30-KDKA, woo.
7:00-WEBH, WRC.
, 1925-10-28
Second Large Lot Seized on Fuertes
= Property not far from Cabra
de TERRA Seizure
WAS UNDER EMPLOYEES HOUSE
Curacao Exporter Here investigating
Chances of Payment for Liquor
Possibly Already Seized.

Two thousand bottles of champagne
and approximately Is, 600 pint and half
pint bottles of brandy were seized by Gus
toms, prohibition and police official this
week near Naguabo, not far from the
seizure of two weeks ago, and on prop
erty recorded as belonging to the Flu
ertes family.
All of the liquor was taken from a cell
ar under the home Of Evangelist Pom
ales, a employee of the Fuertes family.
POM les were arrested and after his APP
pearance before Commissioner Barrow
was released on SIS, 900 bond.
All of the seized liquor is now in the
customs warehouses where it is being
sorted. The custom officials are prepar-
ing the necessary papers to bring charg
es under the tariff laws fer importing
without payment of duties.
The seizure this week followed several
days of unsuccessful hunting on the
Quintana property, near Yabucoa, last
week, where the attention of officials had
been directed.
The champagne was stored IN a pit or
cellar under the house in which Pomales
lived, which is several kilOmeters off the
main road. Officers who made the seiz-
ure said there was no outward evidence
that there was storage space either in or
under the house. Not until after sever
al boards had been removed from the
floor was anything found. The floor
showed no evidence of having been re-
Gently laid or removed.
Following the first large seizure Of two
weeks agoit is understood that the prohi-
bition enforcement squad has been enlarg-
ed by several agents who are known only
to Col. HanIon, the Prohibition Admins
traitor, and his legal advisor, Frank
Buckley.
One result of the recent seizures is
said to have been the arrival here from
Curacao of a representative of the ex-
porting firm from which large purchases
of liquor have been made for shipment
, 1925-10-28
WANTS CHAMBER IN NICARAGUA

New York. Oct. g. Col. Miguel Sc
guerra, Nicaraguan diplomat, is cam.
%paigning for the extension of he cham
Der of commerce organization to Nicara-
qua. SeCueria said that Central Anne
RIGA needs a commercial center to
unity the commercial interests and adj
just commercial problems without an
appeal to force.
, 1925-10-28
FLOODS.

Leningrad, Oct. 10. L~eningrad is a.
gain threatened with inundation. The
Neva and the canals have risen Z feet,
threatening to overflow their banks. The
city is experiencing c%ycIonic weather
with violent winds sweeping across the
, 1925-10-28
AMUNDSEN LOOKING FORWARD.

New York, Oct. -AmUUdsen in
tends t. lecture in the u. S. until March
and then 60 to Rome whence his 1926
exploration flight will start. He will
use an Italian built diriQibIe ca; ryIng
a crew Of Is, including Ellsworth. The
dirigible will land at Pulham to refueI,
and thence fly directly TO Nome where
the airship will be Debated and ship
ped back. Amundsen declares that his
primary aim is not to reach the pole but
to discover if there is any land between
Alaska and the pole.
, 1925-10-28

duplicated the feat, however, holding the
entire spade suit.
She and Mrs. Charles W. Shepard were
playing as partners a ainst their nus
bands. After winning the bid Mrs. King
laid down the thirteen spades.
A notary public was summoned and all
the players made affidavits to the all
spade hand held by Mrs. King.-The SIN.
, 1925-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0-The foreign SER
vice Of The Department Of Agriculture
reports a substantial increase in the
wheat crop of % countries in the north
ern hemisphere not including the United
States Russia, and China. The total
yield for this year is estimated at 2,153,
600, 900 bushels as compared with 1,758,
900, 900 bushels last year.
, 1925-10-28
BOBS IN MEXICAN CHURCHES.

Mexico City, Oct. 10. -CathoIic autho-
rites in a nation wide condemnation Of
immodcsty in Women's dress urge the
abandon nfnt Of present sty,es. The
cathedral in Mexico City was pIacarded
with the bishops protest. Priests in
Salamanca ard G|uanjuanto forbade any
bobhed haired or short dressed woman
to enter the churches. CONSERVATION
reigns in fashionable circles.
, 1925-10-28
JAMES B. DUKEDEAD.

New York, Oct. 10 James b Duk
the tobacco manufacturer, died ~followjn,
q nervous breakdown.
, 1925-10-28
MCQUIGG LEGION HEAD.

Omaha, Oct. 9.-The American Legion
Convention adjourned. John K Nc
Quigg of Ohio was elected national COM
mander.
, 1925-10-28
SHRINE TO WILSON

Omaha, Oct. 9.--The American Legion
endorsed a proposal to erect a shrine to
the memory of Woodrow Wilson at his
birthplace, Staunton, Virginia.
, 1925-10-28

here. Drafts for payment for liquor a.
mounting to many thousand dollars are
said to be here awaiting payment. With
the possibility that some of the liquor
sold has beenSeized it is understood that
the Curacao exporters are somewhat con-
cerned about settlements.
The seizure Of this week was made not
far from Cabra de TERRA, where about
$50, 900 worth of liquor was found two
weeks ago.-POrtO Rjco Progress.
, 1925-10-28
GLORIA SEEKS CHANGE.

Los Angeles, October 9.--GIoria Swan
son called her attorney to Paris to
investigate the authenticity of the title
Of marquis which she has questioned
since her marriage to her French hus-
band known as the Marquis de la Falaise
ct de la Coudray. She charges that her
husband is not really a Marquis.
, 1925-10-28
CZECHOSLOVAKJAN DEB
MENT.
DEBT AGREE

VAhJAN UDBI AGhEE-
MENT.
Washington, Oct 9 A Czechoslova-
khan debt funding agreement wae reach
Cd. CztthCSlovakia Will ay its $ll5. 600,
900 debt to the United States over a
period of 62 years. irstaIlments being.
So, 600, coo annually fer the first l 8years.
Under the agreement 80 will be charged
for the first decade, and three and a
half percent thereafter.
, 1925-10-28

Rome, Oct. 10. Columbus Day gained
added significance by the opening Mon
day of the direct cable from. Italy to
South America. MussoIini has proclaim
ed Columbus Day a national holiday.
, 1925-10-28
PLANES FOR PROHIBITION EN-
F0RCFMFNT.

Chicago, Oct. "a mobile aerial po-
lice force composed Of 500 veteran Aiers
was organized to patrol country roads
|frequented by liquor runners and to aid
in the pursuit of motor equipped bank
robbers and hold up men.
, 1925-10-28

Brief News From Everywhere
porto Rico Progress, Oct. nth
RECORDED PRICE FOR STOCK Elk,
CHANGE SEAT.
New York, October 8 A record price
of $125, 600 was aid fol a seat in the
stock exchange to-day.
, 1925-10-28

Berlin, Oct. 9.--President Schacht of
the Reichsbank starts TO the United
States tomorrow. The Reichsbank de-
clares that his visit is entirely personal.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
CREDIT MEN PLAN
! WAR DEBT STUDY
viii Hold Forum on World
Trade at Convention Here
Next Week.

The international credit situation
will be closely surveyed by the Ma
tional Association of Credit Men dur
ing their thirtieth. annual convention
here next week, as one of the vital
factors bearing on successful opera.
ton OF business and industry in the
United States
World Trade day viii be observed
Thursday, it was announced by con.
Vention officials. Reports based on
extensive investigation into foreign
credit conditions will be laid before
delegates for discussion, and there
VIII be addresses by prominent Gov
ernment officials and business leaders.
A world trade dinner at night, will be
attended not only by representatives
of the Government and of business,
but also by several members of the
diplomatic corps.
Among the speakers for the day are
Garrard B. Winston, Undersecretary
of the Treasury; Arthur s. Hillyer,
chief of the commercial intelligence
division. Department of Commerce,
and Alfred =. Dennis. member of the
United States Tariff Commission; Sam
uel Vauclain. president of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works. PHILADELPHIA: John
Moody, president of Moodys Investors
Service, New York City and others
A forum on world trade will be led by
G. G. Martin of the National Paper and
Type Co. Of New York City. who will
report as chairman of the foreign
credit committee for the association,
and will be assisted by B. &. Tregoe
and ". S. Swingle of the Credit
Mems Association.
Discussion of taxation and its re
lation to credit and prosperity will
be led by Curtis r. Burnett of the
American Oil and Supply Co., Newark.
y. j., following Mr. Winstons ad.
dress on Taxation During the
day the delegates will be welcomed
al the Department of Commerce,
where division chiefs will talk, and
at the Pan.American Union, where
Director l.. S. Rowe will speak
briefly on the question of foreign
trade.
Smiddy to be Guest.
For the world trade banquet in the
evening acceptances for the speakers
table include: Mr.. Moody, Mr.. Dennis,
Mr.. Winston. Chauncey d. Snow.
United States Chamber of Commerce;
Antonius Pip, Minister of Esthonia;
GOV. D. r. CriSsinger of the Federal
Reserve Board, Capt. AXel F. Wallen-
berg, Minister of Sweden; A. J.
Peoples of the Detroit Copper and
Brass Rolling Mills. Detroit. first vice
p4 eSlQcllJ VI the NATIONAL ASSOCldIiOll
of Credit Men: DR.. Ante Tresich
Pavichich, Minister of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes; Edgar L. G.
Prochnich. charge daffaires of Aus
tria, Senor Dr. Don Richardo ]. AL
faro, Minister of Panama: K. Bizaus.
kas. Lithuanian Minister; DR.. Don
Hector David Castro. charge d'affaires
of Salvador: Honorio Pueyrredon, Am.
bassador of Argentina; Timothy 4.
Smiddy, Minister of the Irish Free
State: Eugene ). Elkus, president of
the National Association of Credit
Men. ]. Fl. Tregoe, executive man
ager National Association of Credit
Men; r. T. Baden, second vice pfesi-
dent National Association of Credit
Men; w. {. Hanson, chairman of
general convention committee; Prem
tiss y Gray, New York City; o. T.
Hopkins, assistant director Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
Get Officers Commissions.

The War Department has issued
commissions in the Officers Reserve
Corps of the Army to Thomas T.
Baughman. 37I9 Harrison street, as d
captain in the Military Intelligence
Bureau; 70 Herbert W. Gardner. 1712
Sixteenth street. as A captain and
ouartermaster. and 10 Otto w. Hines.
535 Fifth street southeast, as a second
lleutanallt and qua II armaSter.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
ASKS NAVIGATION HALT.
Engineer Office Requests Time tc
Repair Bridge. $500.

Discontinuance of all possible navi-
cation which would require opening
of the draw span of the Railroad
Bridge across the Potomac River at
Washington was asked yesterday by
the district engineer office of the War
Department during urgent repairs
which are to be made on the bridge
from early tomorrow morning till Sun
day midnight. During the repairs it
will be possible to open the span only
by hand power, which will take Is
minutes.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
5 hirt S and
Bio use 81

Of fine f a S t colored
fabrics. Cut we'll and
firmly S ewn. Blouses,
sizes 7 to 10. Shirts, sizes
1211 to Ia, neck.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
Col. F. A. Fenning

The Hecht Co. believes that the selection
of Colonel F. A. Fenning as District Com
missioner to succeed the late Commissioner
Oyster is a wise one Colonel Jennings
acceptance of this high Office as a civic duty
is splendid example TO the citizens of
Washington. Knowing his excellent charac-
ter and executive capacity we look 10 him TO
carry on admirably the able work Of his
late esteemed predecessor, and toward that
end we assure him OF our hearty cooper
alton and support.
Evening star., 1925-06-05

No matter how fussy he
is, he'll like these. One-piece
STYLES with band back or
plain. OF fancy cheviots,
cassimeres or blue serge.
Third Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1925-06-05
White Pledted Skirts

Summer isn't Summer without
one And these are in stunning
knife and combination pleated ef-
fects. Well cut and roomy, with
pleats that "stay put" Waistline
from 27 to g. Women's and Misses
Linen Knickers, $z.95.
fFlfth Floor
, 1925-11-18

FOR SALE-Three piece solid ma
hogany parlor set. Will sell rea-
.sonably. Phone 194M 10-2Sc.