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Evening star., 1925-01-11

WASHINGTON CORPORATION desiring TO
expand, offers sale of stock, return eight tSt
per cent or better, TO few persons seeking
good investment. investigation as TO sound
ness Of our proposition is solicited. Address
Box lS6-M, Star office.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

OAKLAND, model GA, 5-passenger sedan;
new paint, bumpers, stop Light parking
light; this car is bargain and mechanically
right: We guarantee In writing its condition
and its appearance will please you; your car
In trade convenient terms IL necessary. Re-
member the address Wallace Motor Co..
1903 l. st
Evening star., 1925-01-11

! WELL ESTABLISHED CORNER near indus
! trial center; delicatessen, light groceries,
sandwiches, soft drinks, etc; sure buy no
risk. Cheap rent, including living apartment
lease A snap bargain Call 2500 q NV, IL
| TO l. Phone Col 56S2-J 12s
Evening star., 1925-01-11

JEWELRI AND oPTICALNDesiring TO re
tire, will sell business at inventory, or 81. 600:
splendid established business; IL years in
present location. Address Box 296-M, Star
office.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

PORTRAIT FRAME-Gilt: for oil portrait
Address Box 24-K. star office.
POOL TABLE, any condition. Phone Bethesda
IA I3s
TYPEWRITER-U nderwOod; perfect condi-
WARDROBE. refrigerator, pillows. Call AT
1000 VI 81. NV, Apt. 2.
SOME NORTH CAPITOL and Dept Savings
Bank stock. Phone North 1901 or write No. /.
" NV.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

NASH SPORT TOURING. late model; almost
| new; been driven by owner; khaki top, 6 cord
tires and several extras. Party taking I'D Just
I. the unpaid notes, $654; yexr TO pay for It
Peck's Garage. 2121 i4th NV. Open all night
Evening star., 1925-01-11

OLD ESTABLISHED corner grocery store.
downtown: invoice price asked; terms, or
trade for second trust note equity 10 prop
erty.
beauty parlor, on thoroughfars st. in
prominent bldg. downtown. An excellent buy
at 500; $3.50 cash, balance SIS month.
Large select list of rooming houses, cafes,
bakeries, grocery, etc: stores.
For quick, satisfactory results In buying
selling or trading your business, see the brok-
ers having 29 years experience.
N. T. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1887 1423 f ST.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

SODA FOUNTAIN, confectionery--Low rent
expensively equipped and doing fine business
but must be sacrificed Immediately; make
offer. Address Box 325-M, Star office.
Evening star., 1925-01-11
FOR FARM AND GARDEN
FOR sALE-AUT0M0BILEs

APPERSON EIGHT PHAETON, 1922; Duco
paint, new tires, low mileage. This car Is a
bargain at price. Hurley Motor Company, lo22
BUICK 1924 5-PAsS. TOURING, perfect shape;
cheap for cash, or terms -122S Michigan ave.:
ne. North I0302.
BUICK MASTER TOURING-Run very 1T
tie; in excellent shape; terms TO suit. Adams
1I75.
BUICK, 1924 Master sedan; owner lsAv-
iug city must sell. Phone Franklin 6iA.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

J TEAROOM, near 18th ST. and Ool. rd.; in
come from rooms above pays rent of entire
1880; terms. Address Box 437M, Star
Evening star., 1925-01-11

NASH SEDAN-ln excellent shape mechan-
icauy and looks hne; has good tires and many
your car in trade. 1872 14th St NV. Phone
Potomac I742
Evening star., 1925-01-11

MOON SPORT TOURING. 1924; run only
1000 miles; disc wheels, trunk. etc: cost
almost s., 900. Don't confuse this remark
able bargain with the small model Moon
This is real automobile. The price ia way
below actual market value. Your car as part
Evening star., 1925-01-11

GASOLINE, .ACCESSORIES-Large corner To-
cation on prominent business street. owner
unable 10 operate. will sell for less than one
half real value for quick sale. Price 81, 500;
terms. Address Box 2a3-M. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

WE WANT HOTELS, BOARDING AMI
rooming houses aud restaurants for cash buy.
ers we cannot supply the demand. Square
the confidence of the public. List your place
now and save time.
Morcbo1i RrcinecC Rrokerc
Evening star., 1925-01-11

MAXWELL SEDAN. 1924 special, slightly used
BY careful driver; excellent condition; will
demonstrate and guarantee s3ms IS new car
for only $3.50. 1921 14th NV
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
CALLS FOR
VIEWS ON D. c.
COUNCIL
Commissioner Says New Body
Would Organize Civic
Spirit

Engineer Commissioner j. Frank
lin Bell has called on clubs and
organizations of Washington for
opinions on a city council in Wash
ington. this body to aid the Com
missioners in preparing the city's
annual budget and to draft needed
legislation.
/ 1--WE expressed my views on the
subject" Commissioner Bell said,
now I want to hear from the peo-
pie. I want to know just what
they think about it, just how, if
they. favor the idea. they would
organize such a council" ~
Commissioner Bell declared that
IL, the public is sufficiently interest
ed, he believes the idea could be
Plenty of Civic Spirit.
There is plenty of civic spirit
in Washington, he continued.
defense day celebration last Sep
tember and at the world series in
October. If this spirit is organized
properly, everybody will benefit"
One suggestion made is that the
membership of this council COM
prise two or three representatives
Of the Federation Of Citizens AS
sociation and one from the Board
of Trade, Merchants and Manufac-
turers Association and the Chamber
Of Commerce.
Commissioner Bell pointed out
that a condition exists here which
should he remedied.
Legislation Snarl.
Hundreds of bills are introduced
into Congress each year, most of
them at the instigation of several
individuals Or one Or two organi-
cations. They are introduced with
out thought of their effect on the
entire city.
I'VE should have some central
organization to represent the peO-
pie directly, some body which could
express the views of the people"
If public sentiment develops in
favor of the general idea of
city council, Colonel Bell will call
a meeting Of civic leaders to dis
cuss the subject.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
COURT
To GET HER
AL|MONY
Mrs. Agnes G. Keefer Says
Husband Has Ignored
Order to Pay

Alleging that her husband. Philip
B. Keefer, 1419 Chaplin street
northwest, is in arrears of all
mony, Mrs. Agnes G. Keefer has
asked the District Supreme Court
to require him to show cause
why he should not be adjudged IN
contempt of court.
Mrs. Keefer says that an order
was issued by the court November
10 directing Keefer to pay her SSI
month for the support of hersSf
and their minor child and that
Keefer is now in arrears $40.
Edward John kohlbrenner, who
was sued by his wife, Mrs. Edna
Irene Kohlbrenner, a few days ago
for maintenance, alleging cruelty,
today filed his answer denying juris-
diction of the local courts, claiming
that he is a bona fide resident OF
Virginia. He asks that his wife's
suit be dismissed.
In her suit the plaintiff said that
two days before Christmas she asked
her husband for money to which re-
quest he replied, You're lucky to
have a place to live and a place to
eat" He then threatened to "kick
her into the street." the plaintiff al
leges.
The defendant is an employe or
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, and is represented by Attorney
Thomas H. Patterson
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
Warns Middle-Aged
Women to Check
High Blood Pressure
USE NORMA

Thousands Of women at the changing
time of life are in danger OF; high blood
pressure. 1t Is caused ny poisonous
waste matter accommodating in the system
or the weaking of one or more organs.
This forces the heart to do more work
and raises blood pressure.
The symptoms are dizziness, shortness
of breath. head pains, flushed face,
nervousness or sleepIessness. High blood
pressure must be treated and stopped for
everyone knows it brings on Bright's
disease, apopIexy and often sudden death.
Il is too dangerous and quick acting to
60 without needing its symptoms.
Norma is doctors prescription for
high blood pressure that has been used
with great success.
Being a purely vegetable medicine it
contains no habit forming drugs. is harm
less. and works in such a way that it
drives out waste matter, lessons the duty
Of the oyer-taxed heart and reduces blood
pressure swiftly and safely. Often one
bottle brings great relief. Get bottle
Of Norma today and free yourself of life
ahortening high blood pressure. Peoples
Drug Stores.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
CHINESE FINANCES ARE
REPORTED IN BAD SHAPE

PEKING, Jan. 23.-The appalling
condition of China's finances was
revealed here late today when it
was officially announced that the
central governments revenue from
the salt tax-the principal federal
revenue in China-had decreased
So. 900 900 last year.
This drop was explained as hav-
ing been caused by the ceaseless
civil war in 1923 and by the de-
tention of central government rev
enues for local purposes by provin-
ciaI militaristS.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
A VICTIM OF THE FLU
NOWFEELSL|K new Man
Mr.. James Langdon, Washington, D. c., Landscape
Gardener, Discouraged After Flu Attack, Gets
Remarkable Results from Todds Tonic.

'I suffered from the flu and la grippe for several
months. was all rundown and my appetite was
not good. had taken most everything for
tenn without results and in desperation / decided to
try Todd's Tonic. After taking full treatment
2eel like man. and L honestly recommend
zodds Tonic wonderful system regulator. Those
suffering with after effects of the flu and those
easily subject to the flu, grippe and bad colds should
not be without Todd's Tonic.''-JAAIES LANGDON
1O17 y. Capitol ST., Washington. d. C.
Todds Tonic may be had Peoples Drug Store
No. ], 7th and K SITS. n. w. Washington. D. c..
where Mr.. T. q. White trained representative Will
be glad to explain the merits of this truly great
remedy. Todds Tonic is also sold at all Peoples
Drug Stores throughout the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
.HIJACKEUS PREY
ON RUM SHIPS
Pirates Drive Runners Away
From California Coast

Los ANGELES, May "a, ileau.
~ armed liquor pirates proving on
shore bound craft laden with rum
have temporarily stopped tho pcliy.
itics Of the huge i6,vcssci booze fleet
now lowering OF tho southern Cali
fornif coast
Revenue officers Wednesday &C.
ported that the liquor armada which
had planned a concerted attack for
some day this week Is now idliug
we'll beyond the ismilo zone power
less "a land their curgoes because
Of tho pirates,
Information supplied enforcement
agents here revealed that tho amug,
glers held IA husty meeting Wednes
day and dccfled 70 employ gunmen
20 ward of the whisky frrebooters,
now believed TO number az least "A
score
An last night acarchlights played
about the heavens IN reckless def
ancc OF the two government boats
aud We're used 10 guide purchasing
Hpeedhoats 10 tho rum fleet anchored
or the hBFhor
According 10 Roy s. Adams. field
agent h charge Of prohibition forcel,
more than $50 special police are pa.
trolling roads 20 prevent shipments
reaching the interior The officers
have been given authority 10 search
suspicious cars
Evidence that considerable lipuo'
has already hcru landed 10 seen In
tho 80 drop In tho price Of case
goods within the past few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Naval Reserve Men
Will Go on Cruise

Professor r. r. Farwell. naylga'
ton instructor az the University Of
Washington. viii command the
weekend cruise Of Eaglp No. Sc,
with iu crew OF 30 naval rescrvlsts,
from here TO the san Juan islands.
The Eagle boa, has been newly
reeondiuonsd at an expense Of about
10000. at Hrcmertob navy yard.
according 10 Deputy Prosecutor Eu.
geno Meaeham. reserve chief petty
officer. attached 20 tho craft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Funeral Held for
Motorcycle Victim

Funeral services were held Thurs.
day for Edward Frcndahl. isycar
old student. He died following an
accident Sunday. when BIS motor.
cycle akiddc8 fntcrmeut nj Mount
Pleasant followed rites in tho 60,
lumhia Undertaking pariors Tho
dead youth IL survived BY his
mother. Mrs. Anna Fsandah and
two brothers, Harry and Jack. The
family home il. "A, 500 Federal ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Russia Shipping
Small Game, Fowl

Large transit shipments OF Rus.
slan fowl and game, such rs ducks,
geese. turkeys, partrdgcs, hazel and
heath hens, In frozen condition,
have been recorded both in Rlgn,
Lutyln, and lcvnl, EHthoniu, whore
tho BovIots have made arrange.
iucnts with tho locnl cold gtornges
for storing tho goods until they arc
shipped, The bulk OF these goods Is
exported TO England and Sweden,
where there is o rcudy market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
National Guard Unit
to Go on Field Trip

with "Alaham," Battery Els IA.
nous cook. perched high on the
field range wagon. Capt, Ethan
Allen Poyssrs unit OF the itGth
field artillery. National Guard. will
take 20 the rleld Saturday afternoon
for mobilization test.
sixty men. making up the battery
personnel. viii leave tho Armory AZ
1870 p. m. for Rolling bay beach. az
Richmond Highlands, for n pup.,ent
camp lasting until Sunday night
Three large guns and caEslons,
forage and combat wagons. range
finders and telescopes viii be- taken
for simulated warfare, and men will
practice signaling, firing ard simple
tactical problems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

price wave, delivered another charac'
terlptle hit OF philosophy
How IN the heck can these mod
crn mothers run round with hobhcd
hair drcssca cut oft 90 thotr lnsg
smoking cigarrts and drinking liquor
and gambling. expect to bring up
their daughters aud sons half way
pure aud innoccnt9
IT alnt right, l toll sou,
why they're even building these
new tangled autos with a cuntrup,
ton IN the top TO lee the clgurvt
smoke out These women smoke ao
much they have 20 have 10 yeptilator
In their car or they would strange"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
A YARD or ALE

LONDON British museum
has acquired new trcasure--a yard
OF ale. II Is an nlo glass n yard
high. narrow at the base. but larger
at tho top. Fifty years ago 1t be.
longcd TO young man who put on
exhibitions showing how to drink all
the alo in the glass without stops
ping,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Mayor Lee ShdnkS Takes
= Note of LEGS an Sich"
"Ain't Right the Way They're Raising Kids
These Days" He Discovers

INDIANAPOLIS. May it-"paug
my hidcH' commented Mayor Lew
shanks Of Indianapolis regarding the
carrying on of these women"
The way tho women carry ON
nowadays is sure crime, II / was
a smart Young newspaper fcllrr.
be | could make $1,000 by writing
a story on just what have observed
here In indianapolis about women"
Shapks, who with only an clemcP
tary education, defeated a college
president in the race Tor mayor, and
won his way into the hearts OF the
people by buying foodStulfs and
sslling them az cost 10 break the high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Used Photographs
Greatly Reduced for Mid-Month
Selling
Zanzibar Must Just
Love Dry Statutes

The British trade commissioner at
Nnirobi, British East Africa, accord.
Ing TO tho produce Markets Re.
view" London, March 81, 1925, re-
ports that In 1924 the exports of
cloves from Zanzibar amounted TO
lS,o62,OOS pounds as compared with
g2.tbS,O7A poun1s In lO29
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
JUST A "TI,,My ACHE"

NICE. AFTER losing heavily Mt
gambling in tho Casino, n woman
opened her purse, took out n couple
OF tablets from u bottle and swnl'
lowed them. Guards rushed her TO
n hospital whore she explained that
all she had done was to take two
tablets for indigestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Cuban Pineapple
Crop to Be Short

In q report TO tho department OF
commerce, c. II. strackbcin, assist.
ant ;rodo commissioners at Havana,
states that information received from
tho commercial agent OF tho Florida
East Coast Car Ferry company indi.
Gates that the pineapple crop of 1925
" estimated as being about 40 per
cent below that Of 1894
Tho expectation OF Cuban pineap,
pics IN 1924 ia estimated nj about
100000 crates, whlo tho shipments
for 1926 nro not expected TO exceed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

1000 crates. The reason given for
the present shortage is the unprofit
ablo nature OF the crop of last year.
duo to the difficulty of moving tho
crop TO market, caused by railroad
strikes and port congestion and ad'
verse weather conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
cANApNs DEEPEST HOLE

VANCOUVER, Il, C,--'rho deepest
hole In Canada has boon drilled by
searchors for oil on tho banks of
Fraser river In British Columbia. II
reached depth of $500 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

states Commercial Attacho C, j.
Mayer, IN Il report to the depart.
mcnt OF commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Fulfilled Curtains
$500 pd1r
Marquisette Curtains
S1.39 pair

Made with colored pcot edge. There
are 90 pairs Of these fine Ruffled Cur
tains at the reduced price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Lace Curtain Panels
1925 each

Heavy mesh Curtain Panels Of gem
erous width, and finished with fringed
bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Curtain Rods, &c eacl

Brass Curtain Rods with knob ends
rods extend % to AZ inches. Complete
with brackets.
The Grote. Rankin Co-Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
500 Opaque Window
Shades 55c

They are factory seconds-of coed
grade oil opaque shades - SO inches
wide. Come in two shades of green
mounted on good quality roller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Also a large assortment of Wicker Chairs and
Rockers, Leather Couches, Odd Chairs, Springs,
all sizes, all very specially priced-just the furni-
ture for the summer cottage or camp.
Exchange Department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
MetalLampBases
h r. $1,000

There are just 10 odd Lamp Bases
of polychrome metal They are extra
fine bases, complete with cord and plug
the price is much under regular
value.
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Nh MOeTO npe0HBaHHa b TopOHT0
c l9l7-l923 r. T., cpeIH pyceInX
he 3aMeqaIOCb HIIRaRnX pelIIrH03-
HBX O6pa4oB. 81 y&e 4yMa.I, qTo
peIHrHa B pyccEOM TOpoHTo yHIla
Ha HORoii. PycCEaa pOBolDUna BbI0
pOcHIa MHOr0 peIlITH03HbIX Hpe1-
pacCyIROB, IaR rHnlyO pBI0y, ga
60pT HH3HH.
llOITOpa TOIa TONY Ha3a4 II HAM
npH6HIa TpynHa 6eIeHHeB. b TOM
qHc.le II TeHepa.IH, a4MHpaIbI II H0
nH. 9TH TOcH0Ia 0TEpnlm HepB0B-
HyO .IaB0qHy. Ha HepBnll pa3 nM
he nOBe3IO. 3auHca,mcb IecaTB 6y
RoBHHHeB. II IOTgalH Ohm .IyTner0
clyqaa.
Is P0ccHH TAX cEBepH0, qT0 HaIlIiI
10BapHmH CTa.IH IyMaTb, TITO IIa
Xix B P0ccHD HeT BO3BpaTa II Ha-
qaIH IeHnTBca 3lecb. Bot 6aTe II
%aTBa. Hama 6paTHa Ba.lOM HoBa-
IHIa B uepIOBb ga BeHgaMH. BaTa
Ep0nHI TX BOION, a Han T0.I0BaMlI
HOcH.I 3apHaBIeHHHe BeHIIBI. 9T0
IeIaeTca He 01HHMH REPRESENTATIVE
qyIaRaMH, Ho II .IIOIBMH cO3HaTeIB-
HhMH.
He HOpa Ill, 6paTUB, 6pOcHTB
Sly Ta.IIlMaT1ID II 3acTaBIITb mona
HTTH C HaMH Ha pa6oTy. MoHH0 ne
HHTBca Il 6e9 %pe.lHrO3HOro o6paIa.
Tar 4eIaDT yMHHe IOIH.
Ha 9-0e aBTycTa OIHa HapOqEa
H3 MHHcROi ry6epHHH' c00.Ta3HH.Iacb
IIepR0BHbM 1ypMaHoM nomIa Il GA
re ga cTacTbeM. yBHIHM EaEoe I'M
cqacTbe 6aTa 9aBapHI. 0IHH "HcT''
TaRTe xOIHI ga 6aTHHBm IypMa~
HON.
.lOITI MH0T0 let Hp00MIH B 0pra
%HH3aHHaX, Hp0THTalH HayqHHe HHH
TIL, RpHTHH0BalH pe.IHrHIO, a re-
HepB 6eryT Il HOHy. TeTe cEa3aI:i
"Bo1bIIe cBeTa"...
B TOpoHr mpH Pa6. lip. Bee
IlapfHiiHOM Rly6e MMeeTca 6H0IHe-
TeEa. Ra%IHii MOReT saiiTH TyIa
II qHTaTB XopOnIHe EHHTH II y3HaTb
Hpo pe1HrHoaHBf IypMaH.
K. LII.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-20
HbIo HopR.
KAMEHb HE yCAbIluNT HALLE
TO PbllAHNH.
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HafMyp, KaHaIa. qHTaI cTaTbo
CycoeBa B "PaccBeTe" 0 IIeTpe 10
cnOgHeM. CycoeB HMeHyeT ce6a ny
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OcTaBHI HAM aaBeT: TpyI, MnpHaa
RH3Hb''.
9TH 3aBeTB 0cTaIHCb ia He gIA
CycOeBa. Oh He noqHTaI HX eHIe
npn %n3HH IIeTpa. Oh let BoceMB
OcTaBnI o6rInHy II ee 3aBeFB, Ii
c0cTaBHI ce6e HOByIO TH9Hb era
RaHI1HIOB II 6HIIHapImHmROB b
RaMcaRe. Oh HrpaI, a IeHa TepHe-
ia c IeTBMH Hy%Iy B BpHTRm 10
IyM6nH.
he cT0HTb HIaEaTbca 0 X0I0I-
HBx HOrax BepHrHHa. On bee paBH0
He yc,IHmHT. A yqeHHe BepHrHHa
OcTa.I0cb 4OpOTHM TO.IbEO liz TEX,
ROH IH.IH eMe HpH BepnrHHe 10
cMepTHBx MyR. Ohm 4Opo%aT II ga
nIHIGaDT Iyxo6op4ecTBo. A Bac Be
pHTHH He yc.IHIIHT, moo Ha Hem he
THT TaSeJIRIT RaMeHB.
IHpeRTop 4yXo6opUeB,
AMnTpNH MaAaxoB.