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BABY CARRIAGE. good condition. reason
able. 1919 Monroe st. NV. Adams 3SSIio
BABY CARRIAGE. revrrsl Die: excellent con-
BABY CARRIAGE. good condition. SIS:
crib. SIS. 1l14 NJ st. NV. o.
BATHROOM UIrTFITS-All new and suaran.
up; new dram boards at 81 up; new double
,ia section Laundry traEs % new white NI vitreoHs %
yanized sewer and water pipe, both new and
use used; new hot-air furnace. purchased from
BRiCKS"WrccIzing " ing two city blocks: 20
million clean; hard brick. All sizes of
bo6 !oB hs sa1ased faa and nd new
n; new doors stool. sizes. So and up sash. new.
WGNbow I sETscomrle,e fs reins ara frames nesn trm
f15s from Vn many wreck
ing Jobs around shington-togethef with
an immense shipment of Army camp lumber
sx4 .x6 2ys;, sheattinE; flooring, sidlns
EE91EnNSCsptGi rEonF hy
ny ny SIS St @enq py s. rSSi"s SS Also apy Eed sSs and
SHINGLES-Certain-tce --~-in:one strip
shingles. SIP per SQUARE; >t1at strip
riegated and color blend octagonal shape ssf4r-
shnse bv S'ese cent
per square. All shingles guaranteed ten
WALL BOARD--Brand-new fiber board. Sc
per So. it.: new fireproof plaster wall board.
FotNDaTioN F Sc h5a I'll I TO RooF-we sell at rock.
bottom prices all the materials necessary for
a complete house at both our yards. Beams,
material, electric fixtures and Certain-teed
THE HEcHINGER II House wREcK1NG CO..
Camp Meigs. 5th and Fla. ave northeast
Main Office. 9th and G SITS. southwest. IN.
sHvnS sGHST 9yed Yo MoNE3 t 90 90 p 1EAR AA
Will OF THE HECHINGER CoMPASY.
BED-Douhle. white enameled iron fno
springs attached dark oak chifonier. Call
North 3H1o. %
tress. - size. S!2: Ape. fumed oak bed
davenport set. brown Spanish leather up-
s25 Allison st. NV. Adams 6a66 10.
BED. single: chiffonier antique pieces. 1916
Kalorama road. Ant. 81. Col. 5Sl6.
BOOKS-High school books. new and used
bought and sold. Pearlman's. a33 st.
BUFFET or hall piece. Italian walnut finish;
reasonable. Phone Cleveland 3491. IL
sash. wal,board: certain .teed r,aotIng. Du.
R?s R@T lHTea nFesi sNb b Co.
Inc. .th and sts. s.w. Main 1880
CLOTHING-Boy' new light graz. short.
2-paifs-pants suit. l4year size and brown
ove"coat $50 sth St Phone Lincoln
50 to S15. Big values Now is the time to
get best selection. Deposit will secure your
coat. One price. Jusths Old Stand. GIG D.
dttion. reasonable. Phone Lincoln J71o
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$1,000 for further Development unusual
opporttlnitS. substantial profits IN reply
EtNe telephone number Address Box .o-H.
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r RNlTURE-3-p -prc" bed davenport. living
nut. Queen Anne design; Catc-ng table. ma
n4E .rnE 4nEahF: ana windsor back chairs TO match.
lhls FURNITURE IL practically new. Must
Ter. 1886 LOngfeilow It NV
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HEIP-DONFSTIC

COOK and houseworker: small family stay
nights must have references. 36l4 Idaho
ave. Cleveland ll72
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FURNITURE and rugs. oriental and domes-
TIC. new and used: hig sale now going on
We HtNc you 4O'e on used goods: bedroom
suitcs. complete. 800: new vanities chit
1orobes- dressing tables: chest Of drawer.
-ateie- tables. mirrors. chairs IN fact every
thhe YOU want: let iii M your home.
nogswell Bargain House. 2i23 18Th ST. NV
Phon" Adams 16i9. Omen TIL 10 pm 81
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TRAIN FOR POSITION As


Spare-tlme training is the practical step
Dng stone to mastery of business. AM
bilious Office workers. clerks. booktpepers.
statisticians and Others progress rap
ldy to poSitlonS expert accountants and
do II without interference with their present
business or social duties
No line of business effort offers greater
and more rapid advancement or more busi-
ness hohors and remuneration than the field
OF accountanry. Accountants earn $4,000
To 10000 = wear. manr of them more.
Our files contain letters from hundreds of
men and women who have increased their
incomes 100 Ia 500 cent. Can or Dhour
ior appointment. Ii YOU cannot call. u-e
coupon below.
Suite 6Oi Albee Keith TheattrI Bldg
Telephones Main $50. s3!l 6l3l.
Address ............. ...-. .... Phone &C..
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RItSHELMAN: also presser: first class only:
good pay: steady work. 2l33 = st. NV"
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FIREMAN. white. permanent position. with
license preferred: reference required See
M. IL : n
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RESTA RANT 90" zair heap. dong good
lHI-'n"a- leaving town. Address Box 5aH
Sir nfi,nn
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Gas RANG E~-Nrw aud slightly used al
sizes: less than half pre-. Why nav TIturr .
Every range guaranteed. ! " WIlIanr-
sos. tth II. NV. Main 99si -.
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FIRNITG RE-SeveTal antiques davenport
tahl" mahogany and Paisley shawl 3Hi5
Connecticut ave. Ant. :!ul
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MEN of neat annearance. new and rene wal
sales can earn $50 per week: steIiv Ap-
My o0l Federal American Bank RldT.
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tRE II RE-EbOny cabinet. velour couch
overstuffed sofa. small inIaid desk hand
some some walnut wardrobe with mirror door.
lelFDhpne Col So4.I
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Roy, colored to drive Ford truck. Brins
references. 6l1 Louisiana ave.
BOY. colored, with wheel. for errauds anu
general usefulness. 605 NV. W
BOYS with bicycles. about ;. hours work
each morning 81 per week. Apply Francis
Il Hughes ZIG Iifh ST
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HELP-MAI.E.

BANK BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
tor experienced: give phone number. al
drpsa Rox Star office
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DESK. slant top. hand made. OF old ma
hogany: sofa. overstuffcd Chesterfield: both
perfect condition. 2301 Conn. ave. Apt; NJ
Evening star., 1925-10-09

RI aNllLRE for tcn-rOOm house. We
"heaD for tho lot. Prone Adams 1901 :.
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MANS FULL DRESS SUIT. SHIRT lncludcd
size :!S. Cley. 55s. To-
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CONFECTI0NERf ICE cream. soft drinks.
cigars. good white t!adc. rent. 50. cash
price. - -. Address Box l40-H. star office
Evening star., 1925-10-09

GHAUFFEr-RS with Identification cards. to
drive Rcd Top cabs: permanent positions To
reliable men. Apply Mr.. lie Sage. New Taxi
lIN III
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MEN ambitious. learn craftsmanship: free
school evenings. compensation while learn
ing State particulars first ietter Address
Box l2q-D Star office
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DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut: several
other pieces: reasonable: leaving city: call
before / O'Clock and after D. 1882 Ontario
place n TO-
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GENERAL HOISEWORKER good home for
right party. stay nights. $3.50 18th ST .
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FI observation-disclosures inaid settte and
char. mahogany library table and oak
dining room furniture. :}162 18th ct. n v
Phone Col. :}54 %
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CIGAR DELUATESSEN STAND IN office
building. Address Box 1871. star Office.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

GAS RANGE. 5-bufue". oven. good comb
ton. 50. VI Lee. 22I 18th NJ"
GLIDING New Engiander upholstered -HIug,
worth $40. ~: ) "reN rug. -. Potomac
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GEN ERAL HOUSEWORK. reliable woman.
good cook refs. Call 1882 Hobart ct. NV.
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Arrod Auc,.. 1923 q st. nv.
PLAYER-PIANO. $500 slightly used: hay"
nart >l5o. who VIII continue the payment
al SO month: u. q. Pfcifer. 1910
u ".
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DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell a business
or business property: Business Renresenta.
tive Bureau. 55s-359 Munsey Building Q.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
HELP-FEMALE.
(COntjnuec,D
HOSIERY MEMBER AND
SAJ ESWONJAN

MUST HAVE HAD CON-
SIDERABLE EXPERIENCE
IN MENDING FULL-FASH-
IONED HOSIERY. APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Sth
FLOOR. e. ST. SIDE.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

MEAT MARKET and grocery store Tor sale,
~ good iO"atsun. doing business about $40
600 wear. good rrd-ou for selling. Reason
able terms. Address BoE ,j}-H. star Office.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

FIREMAN forlhigh- pressure boiler. hand and
Jones stukcr fired: must have had experience
with large boilers. wear around work. ApplN
{. +. HuWdersheii. chief engineer. Mutual
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trim hands. 1tth ST. be
q anl PnflQlaG ave.
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RUS,NESS OPPORTUNITIES.

,EPDEII SHY to TAX" over tabh she d
we'll cuui pped. snail business: requires three
da>s a week oniy. Inspect. G3 RIsgs Mar
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Become an Expert
DIR 4 FTSNA\

in your spare time. night or day under
our indy vliual instruction plan. Complete
course. > tn months. Get catalog
COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING
l4th e. Il SITS Phone North ~,
Evening star., 1925-10-09

DRESSES. mats furs. furniture. North
IsSS. 715 Lawrence ST. ne.
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COOK AND MAID. WHITE.
ALSO BUTLER.
MUST BIZ. ENPERIENC ED.
FIRST { l. \ : S: : 4 \ y
NIGHTS. STATE REFER
ENCE AND WAGES. AD-
DRESS BON l4l-H. STAR
OFFICE. lO*
Evening star., 1925-10-09

-'0LLECTOR-Must have ear. Apply Fed
;ral Clothing Store. 62l 1th st. NV.
FARM HAND. $40. room and board. Phone
Falls Church s0iF22. TO-
FISISHER. good: must know cabinet work:
good wages and steady nosition. Nelson
EtIr rn
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HEATERS Nukol oil. zen save YOU 500
Let show YOU my Installations Nj
Williams. Nam 3g:t4. 10.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Those starting our course now will finish
and I've licensed operators by next June Spe-
cial instruction in either theory or coGe Tor
advanced students. Positions furnished grad
uates in any branch OF the profession. Easy
4O5 9th VI 1S3o TO-
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FOR sALE-MSCELLA\EauS

APT REFRIG orator. simmons walnut
metal bed complete. practically new: no
dealers. 1901 y -. NV. IL
BABY CARRIAGE. good condition: price
So. Telephone Cleveland 192O-J. 9.
BABY CARRIAGE. good condition. reason
able. lil9 Monroe 81. NV. Adams 3S6o.
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ROYS. white. with wheels to run errands'
excellent opportunity to learn trade. Ap-
Il u
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HELP-MALE.
(COntinued.)

CARPENTERS. union: 10th
and Madison SITS. NV: alkWin-
ter work.
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BOY-Locl<er-room boy colored. for country
club nearby Maryland; experience preferred:
must have references. Address Box 2Oi- h
lOs
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aud night lunch for sale;
good corner. long lease. low price. .a'i
HEnn -nlIn 10e
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cigars. hot drinks and
sandwiches low rent. lease: on busy NV.
street near car stop and theatcr: excellent
business, bona fi,ir proposition: $500.
Address Box 5R-H star Office IL
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IRNl1l RE-Qulck sale. 1249 st. Sc.
tIREITC CRE-Contcnt- :; rooms for light
housekeeplng: reasonable: leaving city.
Phone North l2s5.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business concernB
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee.
essary to be made to The Star
Will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000.
RrapCb 1i6
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
{EnntlnrsA

FRENCH LADY. PARIS UNIVERSITY
graduate. desires students: phonetics. litera-
ture. conversation: latest methods used Ad-
dress Box 151-H. Star Office. IL
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS-Ask Cor my
Operators permit or no pay pan. Call
Foster. Franklin S7S1.
ARCHITECTURAL aud mechanical drafting,
blue print reading. estimating. Office aud
shop practice. etc. months spare time
Va months full time. Glasses now forming
for men and women Graduates assisted to
positions Ask for particulars. Dickinson
Drafting School. la1i r |. ave nv
rr. 7415. lOs
NOW is a good time 10 begin a course that
will fit you for ifes duties. GU will never
regret course in school. Thousands
say, il placed them on the road to success.
Call Wri1e or Telephone II is better 70 call
81 East Canifnl
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SAS RANGE. right side oven. fifteen du!l;,r-
llO2 18th u. NV.
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BUSINESS PROMOTER with a few thou
sand dollars seeks partne" with Ike amount
To buII soft drink candy routes slnl-
lar iu-irr-s teat has -icid for promotion.
AIir1-s. BOX 10 II Star office
Evening star., 1925-10-09

kNlli RE-New nIOhaIr 3-DIece over
stuffed living room SUITE: bargain for cash.
ith floor. 5l4 10Th NV, bet. am. and
u
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
FOR SALE-AUTGMOBILES

BUICK TOURING CAR, good condition: So
cash. Sl7.50 per month. 1721 Conn: ave.
BUICK '25 TOUR. Ss75: "a tour. 5000:
'23. 1918: 81 1-pass. tour. $3.50 These
cars are bargains and may he found only
at wallace Nash" 1903 l. st. NV. Nam
1912.
BUICKS-Several between 500 and 5000.
the price representing the unpaid balance
due a prominent finance company. and Will
be sold without reserve. Apply 2621
BUICK "a SPORT ROADSTER: looks and
runs like new: buying closed car: sell for
$3.50. Col. $780,. H.
BUICK 6-CYL. 5-PASS. TOURING-Late
model in new-car condition: many extras
This is a repossessed car: party taking 40
unpaid notes. amounting to S66a. can secure
this car. Very attractive terms. See Mr..
Cats. Always open. Peck's Garage. 9l21
14th st. NV. H.
BUICK-Late model: newly painted: good
motor: terms. 5lS 10th st. ne.
BTICK AGENCY, located at 1916 Conn ave.
offers today 1928 standard . coach. a
coupe. Liberal terms Will consider your
ca part payment. Ask for L. S. Gaddess.
I016 Conn. ave.
BUICK T-PASS. SEDAN--Like new in every
aspect. This car has been driven by pri-
vate party: has to be seen to he appreciated.
Your car in trade and very attractive terms:
L. months to pay; always open. Peck's Ga
rage, 2121 l4th st. NV. H.
CADILLAC V-63 COUPE. 4-pass.: fully
late model: in perfect condition.
party leaving city. Address Box 144-H, star
ofice. -
Continued ON Next PaKe.l
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FCRN1TC CRE-Suite. :3-pIece. overstuffed.
was used display suite only: davenport.
Wing char and armchair. velour upholstery:
VIII sell for Sl32 622 F. ST. NV. TO-
Evening star., 1925-05-14
Silk Crepe Scarfs, 81

Handsome Silk Scarfs. in black,
white and brilliant colors. IA
yards long, finished with hem
med border. No sport or street
costume is complete without
pretty scarf. Here's a beauty at
small cost.
:. Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-14

Children's Sport Socks, with
fancy cuff top. All the attractive
light and dark colors. with con.
trasting or matching cuffs.
Street Floor
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Boys Union Suits, 81
2 for
Athletic style suits, in 6 to 16
year sizes. Also Waist-attach-
ment Suits for boys and girls:
double seat; sizes to IL years.
Women's Lisle Vests, ST
3 for
Mercerized Lisle Vests, in bod
ice-top and band styles. Perfect
quality.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-14

Fancy Crepe kimonos. fun
length. straightline style Tied at
side. Finished with long collars
and trimmed with colored piping.
Orchid, blue, copen. and honey
dew.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-14

New Summer ST
Shirts
A specially purchased group of
Attractive Shirts in choice of
collar-attached or neckband styles.
A variety of pleasing fabrics are
shown, including rayon striped
madras, striped madras, woven
madras and corded madras. All
full-cut and we'll finished. Sizes
II to II.
! 7ec Work Shirts, 81
2 for
Blue Chambray Shirts, full cut,
perfect quality. Two pockets.
Built for wear.
Rayon Hose, 81
3 Pairs for
A splendid service giving quail
ity, in black, navy. tan and gray.
Double heel and toe. Sizes 9la to
111a.
Street FlOor-Men's Shop
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-22
SCIENTIFIC POSTS IN u. S.
SERVICE TO BE FILLED

Competitive examinations TO fill
several scientific and technical
posts in the Government service
were announced today by the Civil
Service Commission.
The positions and salaries are as
follows: Chemical engineer, fixed
nitrogen research laboratory. De-
partment of Agriculture, SO, 500 a
year: associate entomologist, $4,000.
and assistant entomologist. 81 400,
bureau of entomology Department
of Agriculture; assistant scientific
aid in the grain milling section,
bureau of agricultural economics.
Department Of Agriculture, 81 500;
business assistant in the lumber
section, bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce, Department of
Commerce, $1,S60; and artistic litho-
grapher and photo negative cutter,
photographic office, Navy Depart.
ment. 81 $50.
information and applicat ton
blanks may be obtained at the Of
fic- of the commission, f724 F
street northwest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-22
MINISTER
IS INJURED
IN CRASH
Professor Timothy A. Smiddy
Knocked From Horse by
Auto; Four Boys Hurt

Traffic accidents reported to the
police since yesterday added the
names Of four boys and one man
to the list Of those injured this
year.
His horse struck by an automo.
bile driven by Mime. A. Loudon,
wife of the secretary of the Meth
erlands legation, Professor Tim
othy A. Smiddy. minister to the
United States from the Irish Free
State, sustained broken leg and
bruises on the body.
Dort. Herbert H. Schoenfcli,
from Garfield Hospital. where Pro-
fessor s,n.iudy was taken when it
was. dis Covered he had broken leg.
said today that his rat ent's con-
dition was materially improved
|. 1t was said that Nine, Loudon,
VIII le driving in the vicinity of
Pierce Mill road, lost control of her
machine. and ran into Professor
Smiddy's horse, so badly injurin4
the animal that it was necessary to
shoot it, Professor Smiddy WAS
taking his daily ride through Rock
Creek Park with his son, Sarsfleli,
with whom he lives at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Run down by an automobile
while he was playing in an alley
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-22
SAINTS
ARM To HOLD
SERVICES
serbians Didn't Think It.
Right to Celebrate in
AIbania's Territory

BELGRADE, April 20.-The re-
mains of south Slavia's famous
saint, Jovan Vladimir, rest in an
Albanian monastery near Elbasan,
but the nine hundredth anniver-
sary of his birth will be celebrated
on June in the tiny town OF
Ochrid on Lake Ochrida.
1t. didn't seem appropriate to the
Slavs to celebrate a Serbian saint
in Albania, so it was necessary to
obtain an excuse 10 hold the cele.
bration in Jugo-Slavia.
1t was. rather easily arranged.
1t was decided 10 steal an arm
from the saints relics.
For this purpose a native of
Ochrfd set off for Elbasan, with a.
priest and a specially prepared
casket.
1t wasn't difficult to make a
business arrangement with the
guardian of the treasure. remove
the arm from the relics in his abb
sence and return triumphantly to
Ochrid
The king. queen, patriarch mad
prominent State officials will at
tend the celebration on June f.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-22
WHEELER CALLS
!. 4 NEW DEFENSE
WITNESSES
Senator's Trial Halted Until
Saturday; Hayes Testimony
Is Bitterly Attacked
BY KENNETH CLARK,
international News Service.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, April
22-Another onslaught to break
down the Governments evidence
was directed by the defense in
Federal court here today in the
trial ,of Senator Burton K Wheeler
of Montana for alleged misuse of
office. Wheeler himself planned to
take the stand to deny the charges.
The defense concentrated chiefly in
attacking the testimony of the Gov
ernment's surprise witness. George
b. Hayes. New York lawyer. Hayes
sprang the big sensation Of the
trial in testifying to an offer alleged
to have been made him by Wheeler
in q New York hotel lobby. BY
this proposal. Hayes said he was
to receive half OF Wheeler's fees
for representing Wheeler before the
Interior Department in prosecuting
claims of Gordon Campbell, Mon
tana oil operator.
With Wheeler's testimony con-
cluded, the court was to recess
until Saturday. awaiting the arrival
OF four new defense witnesses from
the East.
Edwin S. Booth, formerly So
licitor of the interior, already has
testified that he never suggested to
Hayes that he represented Wheeler.
Hayes declared Booth, by telephone,
arranged the New York meeting
with Wheeler. Booth denied calling
Hayes, but admitted talking to
Hayes in Washington about financ.
ing Campbell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-22
TRIAL
IN ROCKVILLE
POSTPONED
State Unable to Produce Its
Witnesses in Case of
D. c.. Youth

ROCKVILLE, Md, April 22.-
Because of (the inability of the
prosecuting attorney to have the
principal witnesses for the State
who are residents of Washing ton.
appear in court here to testify
against Cordell B. Thrift, of 62S
street southwest, who is under in.
dictment here for perjury as a
result of his marriage here on
March IL to Miss Ethel Murdoch.
Of 631 I street southwest. Wash
ington, the trial of the young man,
which was set for. today. has been,
indefinitely postponed.
The charge against Thrift is that
In making application for the
license. he represented his age as
twenty-five and that of Miss Muir.
dock as eighteen, when in reality,
II is said, he is but seventeen and
the, girl fourteen. Thrift was re-
leased on 81 900 bond immediately
following his arrest.
! Licenses have been ISSUED here
! for the marriage of Kenneth Nieth,
Atwenty-three, and Miss Mary F.
Slamper, twenty-one, and Murray
4. Threadguld, twenty-three, and
Miss Annie E. Plat, nineteen, all
Washington.
Nicholas T. Longworth, Speaker
i OF the House of Representatives
viii be the principal speaker at
meeting of the Federation of Re-
l publican Women of Montgomery
county, at the Montgomery Coun-
] try Club here Monday afternoon,
April %, according to announce
ment by the president Mrs. John
A. Holmes, of Rockville.
Senator o. E. Weller and Con-
gresham Frederick III. Zihlman also
have promised to speak. as has
Mrs. Bessie p. Brueggnau, chair
man of the United States Employees
Commission.
Preceding the meeting, the execu-
tive .tJssru u the county federation
Wit erterta5n ut luncheon the MEM.
bers of the executive board of the.
state federation. Many women
from different parts of the State
are expected.
In the place of Miss Virginia
Jones, of Rockville, who recently
resigned and who is now on an.
extended visit with relatives in
Ohio, Miss Dorothy Magruder, of
Caithersburg. has been appointed a
clerk in the office Of the clerk
0f the circuit court here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-22
By. FAY KING.


L see by a. fashion note that
lorgneftes are. coming in again.
When 1 first read it confused
the darn things with leggings,
and maybe | wasn't so far oil at
that, because many a "spat has
started from a dirty look through
a lOrgnette.
Personally, I'd just as leave look
into the business end OF a rifle as
have some dame turn her lOrg-
nette on me-
In. fact. suppose one reason
you don't have to have a permit
Go carry 'em Is because they amt
CONCEALED weapons.
Any dame that can handle a
Iorgnette with proper scOrn IS
well fortified.
If they were diminishing glasses
they couldn't make You look
smaller than you feel WHEN they
are focused on you.
LOrgnettes are the lOng-range
guns i'm. social wars.
Some DANES ret a strange hold
ON the handle Of their IOrgnettes
and look like they were punching
themselves i'm the eye white they
are looking through 'em.
= A Mrs. d. know could GER
tainIy give lorgnette lessons.
She's got the proper wrist move
ment and can. open and close
'em with one hand, which is the
same i'm lOrg1lette circles as roll
ing and lighting a cigarette with
one hand i'm ranch society.
It's the pop OF perfection.
As a Judge of distance, you
can't beat a Iorgnette.
The wall of China is mosquito
netting compared to an eNei.Id-
ing look through a IOrgnette.
Personally, / could never go in
Tor lorguettes, because they
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wouldn't stand for that stuff IN
my sweater set!
And then, besides, you've got 10
live up to IOrgnettes, and lallats
are more i'm my line!
Once | was introduced TO
guy that wore mOnOcle.
/ was so fascinated to see how
on earth he could hold that rim
less piece of glass in his eye;
I don't wonder that aiterWards
he said it was too bad that I'm
cross-eyed!
Funny things what fashion
falls. for!