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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-26
IN
RATE BILL
[RAF 7
Measure Disregards $500, 900
Cost Ascertainment Report.
Amended by George
By WILLIAM HARD.

There seemed today to be a ma
jority in the Senate for the George
amendment to the Sterling Moses
postage rate increase bill. This
will be one more step in the
greatest practical joke in Wash
ington.
It will just about complete the
work of Congress in totally defy
ing and disregarding the Post
office Departments famous recent
"Cost Ascertainment Report"
which Cogress gave the Postoffice
Department 100000 to make.
Slap At Experts Seen.
II the Sterling Moses bill, in its
present form, and particularly with
the George amendment in it, gets
passed and goes to the President
and the President signs it., the
political effect will be that of an
absolutely direct slap at the Post
office Departments experts and at
Postmaster General News &C.
ceptance Of their guidance.
Political Washington surmised to-
day that Postmaster General New
would be obliged in conscience to
advise the President not to sign
the BILL
II he should so advise him and
If the President. nevertheless, should
sign the bill, the question OF Mr..
News then wanting to remain in
the Cabinet would become one OF
Washington's widest topics Of
speculation.
New. Altogether Ignored.
The history of the bill has been
one OF continuous and increasing
departure from Mr.. News wishes
in almost all items. The George
amendment completes that departure
in the item OF second-claSs mail,
used by newspapers and magazines.
When the bill left the hands Of
Postmaster General New, it raised
the postage rates on all second
class mail matter for all zones
OF delivery.
AS it now stands, the bin raises
the rates for some zones" but
already reduces them for others.
The George amendment VIII re-
duce them for all zones" This
Mr.. News recommendations.
Senator Georges Views.
Senator George said today:
my amendment, am con-
WINGED, will increase the revenue
of the Postoffice Department. It
reduces the rates on newspapers
and magazines to the level OF the
year 1920.
'The figures seem to me to show
that the level of that year holds
out promise of being more prof1-
table to the Postoffice Department
than the present level is likely
ever to be.
"a proposal precisely similar TO
mine, which 1 am now bringing
forward, was brought forward last
year by Senator Mckinley, OF ILL.,
nois, and was passed by the Senate
as an amendment to the last reve-
nue. bill.
between the two Houses. The
Senate, however, voted for it then,
and / hope and trust that both the
Senate and the House will vote for
Il now"
What Poll Indicates.
A poll of the Senate indicates
that a majority for the George
amendment, If a vote taken today.
would be not only possible but
probable.
This, however, politically means
that the Postoffice Departments
dearest and most favorite policy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-26

now existing in many cases, and
for humanitarian reason, If for no
other, the Government should
provide a more suitable retirement
pay than the present annuity,
which is often insufficient to meet
the necessities of existence.
From an administrative stand
point, the effect of an increase
in annuities would operate to the
benefit of the Government by
lessening the pressure for retention
in the service of employees who
have reached the retirement age,
but whose resources do not per-
NIT them to face the future on the
present slender pay with equani-
nifty"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-26
Few Die in Ringtown

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 90
With a population of 500, the vii
Iage Of Ringtown, Schuykill county,
reported only eight deaths during
1924, and those were of persons
with an average age of eighty
years and three months. the State
Department of Health announced.
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ADVERTISEMENT

saIes Of carcass beef in washington. ID. c..
FOR week ending Saturday. January ~.
1895. on shipments sold out, ranged from
700 cents to 100 cents per pound ana
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5 Held By Judge On
$2,7OO,OOO
Bail

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Judge
John H. Lyle, of the South
Clark street municipal court,
fixed bail of $2,70O,OOO to hold
Doctor Percy Pue and four
companions to the grand jury
on charges of robbery. Judge
Lyle recently put a notorious
crook under heavy bail, but
another judge reduced it, and the
crook escaped.
Doctor Pue was held in
100000. Bonds fixed for the
others are: Harry Stevens,
100000; George Brennan, $780,
600; George Harris, alias Schif-
man, $500, 900, and James Muir
ray, alias Jackson, 100000.
They are charged with robberies
totaling more than 100000.
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No. "A la the Bedtime
Cforioa

Stories
Little Lady Moon was skipping
around the Star Meadows one
bright Saturday morning when
she suddenly stepped and clapped
her hands.
'Oh, oh. oh"' she cried. What
a lovely day for an eclipse
"Goody, goodyr exclaimed the
Little Bitsy Planets. What u
prank to l.lay on Old Mister SUM-"
So Little Lady Moon danced
across the Blue Fields to Old
Mister Sun.
You're going to get an eclipse"
she called to the good-naturad old
gentleman.
You just keep away from here, ="
warned Old Mister Sun, ''or I'll
give you a pop in the snoot''-
which wasn't at all nice on Mister
Suns part.
"Blah! Boloneyl Applesauce:
shouted saucy Little Lady Moon,
running in front Of Mr.. Sun.
go on home, you littel simp!"
grumbled Old Sun. Nobody can
see me while you're hanging
around"
And sure enough, down on the
Green Earth people were looking
up and wondering what the trouble
was.
And you're getting rings under
your eyes, from staying up iate,"
said the sly old man, knowing u
vain little girl when he saw one.
"Am II" cried Little Lady
Moon.
You certainly are. What you
need is a good rest"
So Little Lady Moon scanper-
ed away to bed, and laughed
herself to sleep at the jolly
prank she had played on the old
crab.
No. a la Elinor Glyn.
Sonny paced the deep-carpeted
floor of his luxurious library, In
a fret of expectancy. His ears
strained to hear the door bell.
More than a century IL had been
since last he had held his serene,
unsmiling goddess fin his strong
young arms. More than a CEN
fury, and now-todayT!
In the shadowy recesses of the
great mansion, somewhere, a bell
tinkled. Sonny stood petrified
for a moment, while his breeding
struggled with a mad desire to
rush down the corridors, calling
her name, to greet her as she
crossed his threshold. But, no
be strong and wait, he counseled
himself.
A discreet rap sounded on the
library door, and the butler
entered.
"A lady to see you, sir
VERY well. Mars" answered
Sonny, steadying his voice. "Show
the lady in
1t seemed that years passed in
the moment before she came.
Sonny's eyes stared at the oaken
panels. The knob turned.
you, you!" gasped Sonny,
moving on uncertain feet to
her side.
"At lastv' cried the beautiful
girl, as she entered the circle of
his arms
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POSTAL RATE CUTS IF ADOPTED MAY DRIVE NEW FROM CABNl
a DAYS
WALK
With jim RING
The Story of the Eclipse
No. IA Ia the Sports
Department

department
Battling Sol knocked out One
round Luna in the fourth round
of the squabble for the world
weight championship in the
Heavenly Arena Saturday.
A crowd estimated at 20,O00,000
all gate craShers-saw the
scrap.
After three frames of stiff in
fighting, during which Luna
showed class in aggressive tactics,
Sol began to do his stuff. He
was groggy and the outlook was
dark, but the old master plunged
into the task like a yearling.
When the gong rang closing the
round, Luna was nowhere in
sight.
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What Poll Indicates.

A poll of the Senate indicates
that a majority for the George
amendment, If a vote taken today.
would be not only possible but
probable.
This, however, politically means
that the Postoffice Departments
dearest and most favorite policy
will have been utterly overturned
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24
MERCHANDISE
Business and Office Equipment 5

ART MErAL-offlce equipment. steel fire proof safes, desks. tables, filing cabinets, display cases. New Britain Typewriter Exchange. 96 West Main street.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24
Business Places For Rent q

STORE-and large garage to rent, busiest part of Arch st. Aaron Danielsou Company. lS1 Main St
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

PIANOS-kranlck & Bach, Newby & Evans, and Listers. We have sold this line of pianos over 30 years. We guar. antee. c. L. Pierre, PAS Main street.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24
AUT0MOTIyE
Auto. and TrucI.. for ssIs

DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BRoTHERs-- 1928 Touring car. 1888 Roadster.
 fezt "B" sedan,
 1924 "A" sedan. FoRps-
 isst Sedan. is2a Roadster.
 1923 Touring car. ESSEX 1924 Touring car. sTupERAKER--
 1921 Special 6 touring. g. & F. MOTOR SALES CO. WDaE BROTHERS DEALERS i5s ELM ST. PHONE 7si.
 OPEN EVENINGS z.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

S1EINWAY PIANO-upright, fine condi- tion, very cheap. owing to a death. Write steinway, Box IS, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

SPEED 'ONi
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24
Suburban For Rent

TO RENT-on Main and Elm Sts. Rent reasonable. See Cohn about it at : Main St. Phone Al or c42a.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

THE GULBRANSEN-Re Registering piano Is Ideal for the entire family the year round. Priced at hundred dollars less than any instrument of equal grade. Easy to play ana easy to pay. ten
 minute test will convince you. Henry Morans. 265 Main st.. opposite Myrtle.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

WEST ST, 1l6-2 tenements for rent, all improvements. Apply Srd floor. WHITING ST, 6O-Plalnvillc. 6 large beautiful rooms with bath, gas. clectri- city, newly decorated. Reasonable In uuire 1 Manle St
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

REQ USED CAR DEPT.- St 1919 Eco speedwagon. 1921 Rec speedwagon. 19e: Rec speedwagon. '> 1920 Rec 6 cyl. roadster. 1921 Wescott pass. touring.
 1929 Dodge touring.
 SEE US FOR LOW PRICES 'f.,E AND TERMS .s',-. r%.
 K. N. sEARLE & co. COR. MAIN ( PARK sTs.-pHoNE PHO.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

USED CARS OF QUALITY = 1ss4 Maxwell touring.
 1924 Maxwell club sedan.
 1929 Maxwell sedan. 1893 Maxwell tourings @,
 1924 Chevrolet tourings CD
 issS oakland touring. sport. I 1as1 Yeylis sedan.
 1ss1 Yelis sedan. TRADES AND TERMS CONSIDERED BENNETT MOTOR SALES O.. aSs ARCH ST. PHONE 1852.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24
BY BECK

PLAINNTLLE-6 room cottage for rent.
 Mrs Aldrich. 2S liough St. Plainyille.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

PGANoS-ws have placed over 5000 Koh. Ter and CampbelIs ID this vicinity, in. cluding churches, schools and lodgea. Before you buy, call and let us demon tsrate. c. L. Pierce, 2IB Main street,
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

REFRIGERATOR capacity, suit able for grocery store. Also back bar with mirrors. Inquire S7 Bassett St.. or 109 Church Ct. Phone o0G2.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

LAKE AND HIGH STS-NTceIv 7IIrnT@6od room for l or gentlemen. Board if desired
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

WEST MAIN ST, 676-two tencmcnts, six rooms each, 2nd and Srd floor. Hot water and other Improvements, Owner on lst floor.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

-HO4NhUL ST" I0f-Furnished room in
 priIate family. Apply A. Rich, second
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

HUDSON AND ESSEX USED CAR 1898 Essex cabriolet.
 1923 Hudson pass. sedan.
 1920 Essex touring.
 1924 Hudson speedster.
 1921 Essex roadster.
 1923 Special 6 Studebaker tour. t' I923 Buick pass. sedan. 1QsS Maxwell touring. t,. ' 1923 Dodgv sedan. .. 1920 Essex sedan. ss a.. HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. iss ARCH sT. spHoNR s,os.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

cl.EANING-nnd dyelng is our exclusive business. Garments of all description draperes. portieres and curtains clean. ed or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed New Britain Dry Cleaning Corp- ss West Main St. Phone l32S-3.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

MAIN ST, 56l-furnished rooms, ali iTn- provements top floor.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

MOUNTAIN NIEW-Plainvllle. couple of furnished rooms for young men. John noInIt. Tel I26-l2. Plalnville
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

PIANO-upright, Weber, for sale. Miss 1 Chamberlain. Phonc 1870.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

MAIN ST. 4S-Furnished rooms, steam
 heat Mrs Hall
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

PIANO-upright mahogany, used one month, just same as new. bargain. Terms to suit. L. E. Andrews, 4Ol Arch St
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

! FhUeFECI ST, 5l-Toom to rent foT i Phone S279-W.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

WESTERLY ST, A-5 room apartment, new house. shaded. screened. all im- provements. Apply. 46 Westerly St. Tel bOo-5
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

GRAND ST, 45-furnished rooms with Q without light housekeeping, steam heat Tel I1q0.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24
Real Estate-ManfAd

TWO FAMlLY-house, wanted in PlaJn- Sille, with improvements. P. o. Boz s3. Bristol
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

room house, all improve ments, one minute from trolley, min utes from center. liberal terms, John p. Conlon, Box 53. PlainylIle.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

TWO-capable young ladies as cashiers. Apply Auditing Office, Hotel Burritt. TWO wanted to sell aprons in their spare time. Quick and easy sellers. Apply to F. l.. Bauch. 159 Hillside Ave, Waterbury, Conn.
 WNNTED-Experience un- necessary. Call at 2Q Lafayette St.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

BARNESDALE-New Britain, new bunra. low rooms and bath, hot water hest.
 hardwood floors, just completed. $500 required. Owner Jos. Troy. Tel. l77s Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 BRING RESULTS
Evening star., 1925-09-04
Income Tax Returns Paid
From District and Vicinity

| Otto B. Hopkins. zoos N street,
| $228.21.
Walter w, Hicks, 1926 Georgia ave,
nue.. SEAS.
e; Allen Harris. 1903 H street,
$9401
George w. Hinman. jr.. the Cecil,
s32.05.
Il. Eccleston Howard, 1880 Sixteenth
street, $49.2S.
w. NJ. Hornstein, 1926 Eighteenth
street. 1851.
Lola NJ. Hutchins, 134S Euclid street,
$11.31.
Hugh H. Hussey. 1928 Warder
street, $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Hubbard, So
Chestnut street. $25.51.
! Alexander NJ. Harrison, Fifteenth
and K streets, $113.25.
James P. Hayne, SIT Sixth street
southwest. Sass.
Mary H. Heyl, 2OOs wyoming ave-
nue., Sill.
| Augusta Holman. 719 First street.
$44S.
Yost ID. Harbaugh, ST.. 1875 Emerson
street northeast. So cents.
Helen Hennessy, 25 Q street north
east. % cents.
John d. Hintermesei. 1858 Florida
avenue northeast, $20.01.
Harry u. Hayes, 1245 u street south
east, $1.S1.
Edwin p. Hazel. 61S Massachusetts
avenue, $3.50.
Harry F. Hook, sic D street south
Mabel j. Hanson, 2726 Connecticut
avenue, $3.50.
William Hansford, -2O21 II street,
s1l.57
Bessie S. Hansford, 1904 Monroe
street, So.
William Hughes, 2O21 H street,
$11.57.
Arthur C. Hewitt S15 Quackenbos
street, $7.5S.
Ann Z. Herudan, 174O Euclid street,
1918.
| Mr.. and Mrs William c. Holmes,
1898 A street southeast, SOLO.
| Samuel NJ. Hill. 1921 Seventh street
southeast, S3.95.
! Winnifred Hunter, Government Ho-
tells. $685..
Julia Harrison, Stoneleigh Courts,
S39.
! Mamma Hilton. care National Saw
Iings and Trust Co, S21.44.
Blanche NJ. Hayes, 1928 street
northeast. $2.92.
Neal NJ. Herdon, 1419 Buchanan
street, $3.50
1914.
Harriet, Hughes, 5s New York ave-
nue.. S4.04.
Mrs. Augusta C. Harris, 1915 l
street. s14.53.
Anna ID. Horton, 1907 NJ street, S6.07.
Sophie Hazeltine, Woodward Build
ing, S8.47.
Mary E. Hefferman, 81 Florida ave
nue., $3.S6.
Catherine NJ. Hefferman, 81 Florida
avenue, S3.2S.
Agnes Hefferman, 81 Florida avenue,
SS.S5.
Mary w. Hawkins, SOC II street,
$T21.
Elizabeth n. Hewitt. Mendoza apart
John ". Howes, Poll f street. S2.19
Florence H. Hosford, 524 Twelfth
street northeast, $2.S3.
Ethel A. Holmes, 2011 Florida ave-
nue. northeast, 20 cents.
Newton Mcintosh Hite, 1854 Patter-
son street, $3.50.
William H. Hampton. 2622 Garfield
street, S33.60.
Joseph n. Hombaker, 2525 Ontario
road, S7O.01.
Paul c. Harding, Fifteenth and II
streets. $24.4S.
James c. Hoyle. 1891 Huntington
street S34.09.
]. w. Hurley. 11O1 Sixth street,
S1O.11
Mary Holmes, 227 Thirteenth street
northeast, S19.95.
c. A. Hurst, 204 Metropolitan Bank
Building. S46.27.
c. A Hawley. 1924 street. s3,o13.34.
Evening star., 1925-09-04

Michael Heillman, 346 Elm street,
$2472.
John ]. Higgins, $500 Keokuk street.
$66.1S.
Albert F. E. and Edith Horn, 1886
Military road. $7.12.
Arthur HELEN, 1916 Corcoran street,
$7S9S.
DR.. Garrett l.. Hills, Albany apart
ments, $29.10.
Lawrence p. Higgins, s63O Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Sl3.04.
Capt. Henry Hughes Hough. Navy
Department, sl3S.54.
Pauline A. Herold, Sig Sixth street
southeast, S36.97.
w. II Hart, War Department.
$194.0I.
Lillian S. Harper, 1901 Thirteenth
street, $3.15.
James C. Hollister, 2242 Mount View
Park southeast, 1881.
Louise B. Hoover, Seventeenth and
p streets, $6.79.
Bertha B. Handy, 1905 Massachu-
sets avenue, $3.3S.
William c. Hunt, 1928 Garfield
street, $4.34.
Mrs. Flora F. Hodge, Potomac
apartments, 1921.
Miss Vera l.. Harrison, Sixteenth
Street Mansions. S10.42.
Ruby NJ. Haas, 21 o street $133.
Cora T. Heider, AIT Wisconsin ave-
nue., $15.11.
Gilbert Hahn. 1910 Biltmore street,
$S22.l0.
John J. Hamilton. 2611 Woodley
place, S74999.
George w Hanes, 1919 / street.
$22741.
Alice Hunt, 423 Massachusetts ave,
nue., $63S.
William p. Hall 643 L street south
west, S4.20.
Wiley NJ. Housley, 317 II street
northeast, $9.15.
Anna Hruska, 1874 X street south
east, 12 cents.
Joseph II. Howser 1904 Center
street, S4.37.
l.. d. Hurst, 1850 Conduit road.
$2.53.
Sarah Hudges. is / street. S3.25.
Evening star., 1925-09-04

Florence ". Hardie. 1916 z street
| S5.97.
Rachael Hays. the Concord, $12.21
| Charlotte Hines, 1921 Newton street
$3.50
Irene Houriet, 919 Maryland avenue
4 northeast, $628.
Julia Hayon, 1859 Irving street
$6.29.
Anne E. Hipkins, the Eethelhurst
! $3.47
Ned NJ. Hughes, 1914 Lamont street
| $50.
| Pauline Harris, 1912 Columbia road
| $3.50.
Frank S. Hight, 1914 Twenty first
street, 81 ,234.35
Reginald S. Huidekoper trustee for
| the estate Of Frank w. Andrews,
$952.27.
Vernon C. Hodges. Chevy Chase
| Nd, $19S.S6.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Harding, 1900 In
graham street, s16.23.
Laura Joy Hawley, 1857 X street
$10.65.
George p. Hoover. Chevy Chase,
| Md, $4,044.63.
Louis L. Handy. $500 Jenifer street
| $1,398.02
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Hysong
1900 y street, s130.75.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 1. Haas, 1908 r
Street. $7.2S9.49.
Sidney l.. Hechinger. 1886 Columbia
road, $1,604.z2.
Richard Herman, $40 Ninth street
| $2771S.
Custis Lee Hall, 901 Sixteenth
street, S3S7.s9
Charles B. Hayes, Munsey Building,
| S2,34S.46.
| William +. Hayes. Munsey Build
ing. s2,970.50.
John c, Hayes, Munsey Building,
$2,419.11.
Christian Heurich, 1917 New Hamp-
shire avenue. $26.108.39.
! George w. Huguely, 5000 New
! Hampshire avenue, 81 ,602.96.
| Thomas w. Harvey, 10 Thirteenth
| street southeast, $49.17.
William II. Hall, 3l12 Thirty.sixth
! street, S1,31S.35.
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Continued from Page Eighteen.j
Edward B. Henderson, 3o1 c street
southeast, $22.61.
Laura Harbaugh, the Alabama, 81 .93
William NJ. Heyl. 12S G street. s2.94
John r. Haley, 1928 East Capitol
street, 5000.
William J. Narrower, 1890 A street
northeast, S5.5S.
E. Katherine Hinberger. 1850 North
Capitol street, S1.7S.
Martin G. Haring. 223 Second street
southeast, $9.9G.
Walter NJ. Herbert, $50 X street
northeast, $14.16.
Helen NJ. Hotchkiss, us Eighteenth
street, $50.
Mrs. Mary H. Hood. the Ontario
$1.09.
Edward j. Helm. 3429 Oakwood ter,
race, $45.65.
Henry ]. Hellwig. 1874 F street
northeast, S17.66.
Robert n. Harper Co, s1.2l7.27.
House & Hermann Inc. S5,146.09.
Harry Hall, State Department, $474
James l.. Henderson, 154 Bryant
street, $7.71.
Bess l. Hamilton, 31i4 Fourteenth
street, $3.50.
VIM Hahn & Co, seventh and
II streets, SZ,loo.oo.
H. X. Advertising Service Co.
Seventh and Pennsylvania avenue
$61.29.
Howard j. Hixon 1888 Georgia ave
nue., S47.40.
S. G. Hopkins, 723 Fifteenth street
$130.76.
Hyattsville Gas and Electric Co.,
$390.Sl.
Frank Hume. Inc. $467.4l.
B. T. Hefiin, 37s9 JocelSn street,
1915.
Edna c. .Hilleary, 1929 Thirty-fourth
street, S1.o9.
H. E. Huddleson. 500 Wisconsin
avenue. $50.
Virgil NJ Healy. 215 Third street.
Sass
Marcus Hurley. Hyattsville. S49.S0.
David Hoffman, Copley Courts, SO
cents.
Helen S. Hillyer, Chevy Chase,
Louis D. Hall. Cosmos Club. S63.4I
Orrin Russell Hewitt, u. S. S. Mary.
land, s27.41.
o. Lamar Hamele, 1860 Euclid
street, 1882.
Frank w. Holmes, Randolph
street, S20.06.
Aline Halstead State Department,
$5o4.s5.
James P. Harper, 1910 Ogden street.
$116.79.
Mrs. Frank l.. Hatch, Wardman
Park Hotel, s662.25.
Arthur S. Henning, 2O37 Cathedral
avenue, S629.55.
Royal A. Houghton, Navy Depart
ment. S17.4O.
Pearl c. Hagner, Bethesda, Md,
$3.50.
Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert, 80 Wyatt
RuiIdine S4 OS5 G6
William L. Hall. 1850 Fuller street,
s5S14
]. c. Hawkins. Hyattsville. Md,
$25.05.
John H. Heitmuller, Center Market.
1880
Fannie L. Harvard % Iowa circle,
s49.76.
c. C. Hester Caywood, Woodward
Building, $500.
George c. Hodge. 1St0-1S12 Four
teenth street, s66.74.
Melville D. Hensey, 1887 Hobart
street, s31IS.
Ida Helm. 44o Seventh street south
west, S1.09.
John P. Hoilihan. S1r New Jersey
avenue, 1884.
Robert A. Humphries. sos North
Capitol street. s7.93.
Adelaide c. Hedeman, Walter Reed
Hospital. S2.55.
Stanley Hornbeck, Cosmos Club,
1881.
]. H. Huddleston. Boiling Field, 6
cents.
Capt. Harlan Page Perrill, United
States Navy Department, $6o.1S.
Evening star., 1925-09-04

John A. Hyder. 1903 w street.
$24.42.
Miss Grace n. Hamilton, 1916 Six
teenth street, $3.50.
Henry ]. Horner, 1910 Ninth street,
$500.
Eleanor A. Hodges, S25 Emerson
street, $2.36.
George Hanlin. 1921 Eleventh street,
S3332
Richard G. Henkelman, % Sixteenth
street southeast. $30.56.
Frank w. Holmes, 9 Randolph
street, $1,000
Parsons & HYman. S1,O13.25.
Evening star., 1925-09-04

Katheryn Haukap. 603 Potomac
Park Apartments, $6S.7O.
Mrs. Clara Hall Stevens, Stonleigh
Courts, $10960.
J. o. Harrison. Ala Eleventh street
southeast, $318.71
f. II. Hardy, Coast and Geodetic
Survey, $23.09
Jack Heros, 2016 p street, $I13.
Patrick ID. Holmes. 819 Fifteenth
street, $245.60.
Gertrude E. Holmes, 819 Fifteenth
street. s95.12.
A. j. Howar, iii r street, S699.37.
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George g. Hill. SIT Union Trust
Building, $35.6S.
Edward B. Horen, 1860 Columbia
road, .$52.26.
Samuel j. Henry, Chevy Chase,
Md, 1,686.09.
Maria A. Hoffman and husband, 318
Indiana avenue, $31.71.
w. III. Hoover, 607 f street, $44.5e.
! Harrison F.. Howe, 2702 Thirty-sixth
street, $147.82.
Henry Hayes. 1861 Biltmore street,
$64.72.
Frederick p. Harris, 1741 p street,
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Herbert e. Hurley. 1919 Ohio ave-
nue., $176.64.
Peter C. Harris, Connecticut avenue
and California street, $52.04.
Eugene o. Hopkins, 3116 Munitions
Building, $69.44.
Marion B. Hines, 1916 Pennsylvania
avenue, $24.14.
Laura B. Haring, 1892 Newton street
northwest, $105.S2
Floyd w. Harris, Aldie, Va, $98.62.
]. Fred and Bertha e. Huber, 1475
Spring place, S43.11
j. B. Holland and wife, Clarendon,
Va, S725.
Evening star., 1925-09-04
Light Weight Tropical Suits

l Bermuda Cloth Suit, slightly
soiled size 81. Was
$3.50. .........,......... $500
2 Finest Black Mohair Tux
edos, handsomely tailored; size
IS. Were $4,000 . 5000
l Rochester Tailored Finest
Grade Mohair Three-piece Suit.
coat, pants and vest; size IS.
Was $o5.00 $500
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Evening star., 1925-09-04

s Pairs of Genuine Palm Beach
and Mohair Pants, large sizes.
Were $3.50 to $3.50. ....... 81. .4S
The Washington times., 1925-08-26
627 BUCHANAN sT.

Beautiful brand new room
and tife-bath; colonial home
with double back .porches; LOT
month.
The Washington times., 1925-08-26

14o7 vARNUM STREET N. w.
Between 18th st. car and
18th st. bus. Six rooms with
beautiful tiled bath and two
additional shower baths. large
sleeping porch and colonial front
porch. Very attractively: fin
ished ana IN perfect condition
500.