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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-02
Md. Aye. & 18th.

An amazing value in a six.
room dwelling with tiled
hath. open fireplace, cleo
tricity. porcelain kitchen
sink and modern comforts.
Ample room for garage.
House in splendid condition
throughout. Excellent terms !!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
STUDY THESE BARGAINS!
NINETEEN WASHINGTON HOMES
$16, 5OO-Kalorama Heights.

In exclusive residential cen
ter near 18th and Columbia
I'd. Splendid three-story
home with TEN ROOMS.
two modern baths. maids
room, all modern refine
ments and TWO-CAR GA
RAGE. Property in this
location is a good invest
meht, and this home is
strikingly reasonable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-02
THos. ]. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
81 i6z TEMIF3TEEAhMN11Lf sF AhEAHhTFNGNT
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust. dated n.,
August T. 1928. being instrument No. 16H.
recorded August 1925. among the land
records of the District of Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured there
hy. the undersigned trustees will sell ~
FThc yl2 H T frRft n Fl hc OF rcgf@ "
Der. AID. 1920; At THREE,THiRTY,
premises, situate i'll the District of Colum-
hia. and designated as and being 10y ~ !:
square 1869. as ner plat rscorded in the
Columbia in Liber %. folio i'll.
Terms: Sold odd subject to a prior deed ~
which win be annornced at time Of sale:
the purchase price above said trust TO he
paid in cash. deposit of 100000 re-
auired. Conveyancing. recording and rev
enue stamps at purchases cost Terms to
be complied with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the discretion OF
r. THOMAS ROBINSON
ERETTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-02
$23,5O0-Mass. Ave. Heights.

You will be charmed at
first sight of this magnifl-
cent home in q section OF
all high priced residences
and rapidly enhancing val
ues. There are ten delight
full rooms, two complete
tiled baths beautiful open
fireplace, THREE-CAR CA
RAGE and similar features.
The home is FULLY DE-
TACHED and well worth
this price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-02
S.25O-Heart Bus. Section.

A real bargain in a modern
brick home on a quiet resi-
Dental square within a few
minutes walk of the main
business district. Six large.
bright rooms, full tiled
bath, hot-water heat. hard
wood floors. fine electric
fixtures, BCILT-IN GA
RAGE and numerous other
attractions. Very easy terms
OF payment may be ar
ranged.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
SHADE BROWNS ON PUPILS SCHEDULE
Will Not Approve Their Plan for
 One,SeSsion Day

Whon questioned today concern ing a report that students Of the Senior High school wero getting out petitions for one session of school from 8 o'clock until.1 o'clock, Prln- clpal Louis r. slade declared that he knew, of no such action and If 1t were the plan, he would not sanction it.
 The principal declared it has been his aim for several years to have q ono-session plan that would be con tinuous from S.S0 o'clock until 2;S0 with a short luncheon period at noon. This would necessitate n cafeteria, Il plan that did not meet tho approval Of the parents when their opinion was asked during the latter part of 1924.
 "A one-session plan from o'clock util 1 o'clock would be disastrous for we would not be able to accom- plish our work in this period Of time" Mir. Slado said.
 It was said that students of the school were gathering names for petitions 10 bo sent to the school board requesting q ore-sesson plan, and it was learned today that the students were going ahead with the project without first receiving the advice of an experienced advisor and that they did not know the conso- quences of such action other than that it would allow them the after noon for pleasure.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
SCIENTISTS MEET
National Academy Of Sciencc At Washington Has Chartcd Work Done During Past Year.

Washington. April 2S LP) Pro gress made by it's adventures along the nebulous trails of pure science has been formally charted for the year by the National Academy Of Sciences.
 The annual assembly Of this little group of curious and thoughtful men ended last night and they have gone back to their remote fields Of exploration after exchanging speci- mems of the foundation stones of fu- ture practical knowledge they have discovered in the last year.
 Among these. as disclosed at the concluding session, were bits of fact about sound, the ulpa-violet ray and !the adrcnal glands, Dr. Weston A. Price. dental research worker of Cleveland, reported that he had learned that smoke from the burn !, ns of soft coal, by interfering with the ultraviolet rays of the sun was ! the reason that city children's teeth were more vulnerable 10 decay than those of their country cousins.
 After d"lVing into the vibrations of eound. Dr. Robert Gault of North
 western university predicted that the !doaf would be able to gain greater ! .oy out of words and music. He described the development of a spe- ! cal telephone receiver which ampli- 1 tins vibrations 175 times and offers
 10 those who cannot hear an oppor-
 tunitics to lcarna rhythms of words
 and music through their finger tips.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
BRIDGEPORT TAX StIT
 TAKES ON QUEER ANGLE

Money Said to Have Been Given to
 Third Party for Purpose of Pay
 mcnt.
 Bridgeport, April 2s Ry-,suppose an owner Of property in the city of Bridgeport made out a check and that check carried certain amount which was intended to pay taxes claimed by tho city: and then the property owner gave the check 10 "a certain man" to pay the taxes 10 the city but 1t was later revealed that the taxes had not been paid.
 That hypothesis was propounded 10 Judge Alfred c. Baldwin in su- perior court today by Attorney John A. Cornell, Jr, h support of Mir. Cornell's contention that he needed to examine the bank books, the checking accounts and the can celed checks of John G. Stevens. re- publican member of. the board Of education. and of John l.. Carpenter, automobile agent, to successfully prosecute his sS5,000 fee suit in be- half of Edward A. Drew against the city of Bridgeport.
 Judge Baldwin informed Mir. Cor nell that he would give him an or der to get possession from any per son all papers that the court con- sidered to be relevant to the Drew suit. He instructed Mir. Cornell 10 file an amendment petition in which he Is to set forth by name what documents he wants to examine, as well as what persons now have | them In their possession.
 Mir. Cornell. in the Drew com
 plaint, charges City Attorney A. F. Delaney with bad faith" To sup port those allegations of bad faith, he said in effect, he must know what
 amount in taxes certain persons paid
 and whether the common council i rcscnded all tax abatements when i the supreme court of errors held
 them to have been illegal, decision which grew out of Mir, CorneIis i handling Of the Bridgeport Brass
 company certificate of error action
 for Mir. Drew, anAmin compensation 1 for which he no~ssues for SS5,0oV
 in counsel fees.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

ion and post-communion, the draw ing on of the ring and the gloves and then enthronment.
 Tho Te Deum was sung. Bishop McAuliffe preceded by his bishops passed through the aisles giving his blessing, Upon returning 10 the altar tho antiphon was again recited. and the prayers given. The new bishop took his mitre and pastoral Staff and receiving the kiss of peace re- cited the gospel of st. John.
 The consecrator laid aside his vestments at his throne and re- ceiyed the thanks ot Bishop McAu- life with which the service ended.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

After the offcrtory and gospel the newly corsccrated bishop and th" assietant bishops knclt before the e lnsocrator who was offered tEo Iightad torches. two loaves Of bread and two vessels Of wine. The new hisfop went to the cpisi'e side and read from his missal. The host was prepared for consecration for both tie consecrator and the consecrated, wine sufficient for bofh being placed in the chaltca. Then followed the consecrn ton ot thn bread and wine, Inc service of purlfication, comr,un-
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
QUAINT IRISH CUSTOM
Annual Funeral Services Are Held Today Ky Members of Irish Horse Traders.

Atlanta Ga. April :S Pt-1rish clansmen from every part of the United States and Canada gathered here today to enact one of America's strangest funeral rites. The occas- ion was the annual burial of the Irish .horse traders, held each April here for more than 25 years.
 Because of their wanderings, the clans bury their dead only once q year in order that all may be pres ent al the ceremony. They come the Rileys, O'Hara's, Carols, Macks Shcrlocks and other clans-bringing their families with them.
 Two members of the various clans hare died during the year past, Mrs. Winnie Mack on June @, and Pete Carroll on December r. The bod ics were sent here and have been
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
Students Analyze Life
 Of Christ 10 Use as Model

Chicago, April .5 P-Four SUE dents Of the University Of Chicago have attempted 70 analy2e the hu- man traits o> Jesus Christ, it war disclosed today as a means of en- abling them 10 emulate Him in their daily life.
 They round outstanding char acteristics O. honesty, fearicssEess, mod5sty, humanity and courtesy. and tijes" traits they held would prove or lisheat value 10 them in attaining efficiency in their lifo work and in their social coniaet, with their ..liow mon,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
GHlECi WANTS LOAN

Athrue April gS Pl-Tormcr Ti- rance Minister Tsoudcros, yice-gcN "a erncr of lh" national bank, is l"t\- Ing shortly fer Paris and London il, connection with u nov loan.
 Finance Minister TaulaiGcs had rejected g suggestion by VI. Nha1l- laos prlAidrnt Of the Greek Cham- her of tonm,rr. fo raise for i@" loan or tgO Onou.uoo for refugee sci tamCnt and other purposes by " mortgage on all real estate 10 ono. firth Of is y1Iur.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

bill" (the Mills bill), he said. which provides thdt the govern ment shall advance necessary monies to pay the awards and collect fRe same thereafter from Germ, E. Neither the committee nor congress can review the awards by tho com mission"
 The Mills bill, endorsed by the treasury, provides for issuing s250,- 00o,o00 treasury bonds 10 settle claims.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
OTTAWA FEELS TREMoR

Ottawa, April 2s Rs-An earth quake Of moderate intensity waa recorded at the Dominion observa- tory here bc&nning at 6:2s.34 q. m., eastern ? standard time, and continued for nearly three hours. The distance to the center was es- timated at 4,595 miles.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
German Confiscati0n
 Measure Read Today

Washington, April 2s R)--Ger- many and the United States are ac- cepting mixed claims commission awards with no question as 10 their validity or justice, Robert w. Bonynge, agent Of the commission today told the house ways and means committee.
 "'fhe committee is considering a
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

proved today, JIis temperature had dropped to normal. It is believed the crisis has been passed. Mir. Hub bard was taken Ill while in his of flee last Tuesday and developed pneumonia. He had q relapse on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

held in vaults until today,
 After attending tho burial, the clans depart for their far scattered posts, where they resume horse trading. q
New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
CONDITION OF E. K. HUBBARD.

Middletown, April 2S P'-The condition Of E. Kent Hubbard, pres ident of the Manufacturers Associa- ton of Connecticut, Inc, was im-
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Rooming and boarding house facing zen
sion Park i2 rooms. 35 outside taoie ooaro-
ers. rare investment at $500.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Gentlemens furnishing store near 2lst
and Rhode Island avenue ne. just opened.
new stock: lease. rent $50. A bargain a'
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SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS. -
All of these cars are to be sold
for unpaid balances.
SALE OF

WHY'S Knight
7-3Noer Coupe Sedan. 1925 model; has
aus, like new. .' mechanically perfect I Guar.
anteed rare bargain. Act auick-S695.
Overland Touring, 1924.
Sewg PAINTED and oTerhhansd han sdd in first.
Buick 6 Roadster.
Al condition. new tires. S475.
Chevrolet Sedan, 1924.
Looks son% and LIKE new Al $500
Buick 4 Touring.
1925 model 4.wheel brakes. mechanically
tires Al: has not been abused. S465.
Essex Coach. 1925.
Just overhauled 4 hrand-new cord tires;
newly painted. upholstery perfect $3.50.
Essex 4 Sedan.
A car with a good reputation. Runs like
Mechanicaiiy Al. W real aar bargain. $500. 6o''
Packard Straight s Roadster.
1928 sport model: best looking car In
town: mechanically perfect.
Maxwell Sport Touring, 1924.
First-class condition. S400.
Studebaker Big e Sedan.
Al all through $685.
Chevrolet Touring. Superior
DE Luxe, lOZo.
Good tires. good paint; in Al condition
S3@5.
Studcbaker Big E.
s,ven-psssrnger. 1924. touring: just over.
h uled and repaired; good tires: in perfect
Droer. S5i5.
/ Ford Tourings. 500 Up.
Sludcbaker Light "6."
Tou-in. car. 1924 all new cord tires and
,,ew amt. Just overhauled: Al condI
ton S46a.
Ford Tudor Sedan.
Model 1928: new paint can't tell from
ueE car: 1ust overhauled. $500
Terms: One fifth Cash.
rslance in II Months.
GLASSMAN'S SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY.
1921 l. st. NV. Main 67O5.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMcBTLEs.
STUDEBAKER 1921 Special
Six Sedan, in fine condition.
Phone Col. 9629.J. y
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TO OWN GOOD
HUDSON COACH.

No. 3ai2--e 900 miles: balloon tires.
original finish. motor Al. bumpers front
anu rear: S615.
No. 3915-A repainted Job with triple
bar bumper slip covers: excellent running
order: balloon tires; $500.
No. 390S-Another repaintcd coach fully
equipped AA-l: S575. -
These prices include your in
surance and Understanding
added to your cost. Reasonable
down payment, II months on
balance, and will accept your
present car in part payment.
Cash buyers will receive a lib
eral discount.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

We have a number of business lIstine.
which are worthy of your investigation Set
our listings before buying. CsI US VIZ, .e
and Efficient serNiCe
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Apartment near 10th and sts nv,
8 rooms and bath: completely iarnisneo ~, iof
rOOn1ing all rented Expenses. $50 momtniy
Income Sl2O and room for owner. Price
$3.50.
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Rr1srxEss oppoRT,rNI1Ir~.
Apartment near I

DELIC ATESSEN = Petworth. Monthly IN
come. 81 400 New business. Can be Inn
proved. Price. $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

INVESTMENT offered in a
growing business, we'll cstab-
lished; earnings and profit as
sured to the investor. Will bear
the closest investigation. Write
or call. M. McFee, 73O 18th
ST. NV. AZ
Evening star., 1926-11-21

o st. Market stall-Fresh, clean stock
weekly income. $3.50. good buy at $500
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A FEW OF OUR
MANY BARGAINS.

CIGAR STAND in large downtown hotei
doing a good business. Rent only $50. =
YEAR lease Price only $4,000. Terms A
Wonderful bargain.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
FOR sALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD ton trucks. 4. from S75 to 5000 on
easy terms. Bartram Motors Co. $50 Mass
ave. Nam 3001. Open evenings and sun
day.
open express body and cab. Sl25: Ford
COUPE; exteilent condition.; runs like neW eys
Dan A5hott week days: s,ns 70 pm 1870
CADILLAC. SERVICE WAGON. late model
body. 81 cash. 1851 goth st. NV:
pWfp o 16s9o Il sold tG .Ris SeeS Sesn Apply 6s1
End 81. NV. Columbia s16s.
FORD TOE TRUCK closed cao srake body
a'.e",,. ave- Nv M Main ssSI'. Open s:3o to s.
FINE LARGE STORE AND TWO BEAU
tif6i aDartmeDts. ami. near doWntown Day
ing good income. for 9 or room house
TOO MANY USED TRUCKS
---ta,,en in on new INTERNATIONAL Must
he sold placed in expensive storage.
So We have decided to sell regardless OF
COST or VALUES:
Many l to . ton rebuilt and new Gar guar
antees.
NEARLY AL MAKES AND SIZES, u. ES re
wHsTHSk MaCk. fAAGKANSP iApfANA FoSRpss: Fol = T.
BARGA1N We hsyo them all and EVERYONE A
A TRuCK EXACTLY FOR YOU:
Ask Mr.. Bell for Bulletin and a propo'
stion
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK
AGENCY. INC.
Day sss :.s FiTa' EiFs. g. sh0P S.W. Service.
No Finance Charge. Open Evenings
Evening star., 1926-11-21
nTsINEss OPPORTUNITIEs.

BARBER SHOP valet shop and cigar. CANDY
and magazine concession at Phillips Terrace:
reasonable rental. Apply
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS & CO;.o
1882 st. NV. Main 46OO.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

GARAGE. doing $500 mo. on storage storage
,1ore Low rent 70-car capacity. Price
only ST 200. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

PIANO, grand; mahogany dining room set
sofa chairs. etc and one iron safe For
sale at Security Storage Co. 1140 18th ct.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

OvERCOAT-Man's. "a or 40 excellent con
dtton. SO: new oxfords tFlorsheiml. size
80 b. So 90. Col 95oI
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PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTRUMENTS - studio
camera. lens and shutter: Eastman foldinr
camera with ~ antistigmatic lens. holders.
IN leather case tripods: bargain. Call Cleve.
1886. 5736 Sherrer place NV
Evening star., 1926-11-21

GROCERY. doing ST 900 weekly business.
Rent only 500: long lease. snort hours.
Price So 500 Terms
Evening star., 1926-11-21

PIANO, mahogany. small upright standard
make; like new: bargain. terms. 519 Mass
ave. W.
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SECTIONAL. R0ONCASE-Solid mahogany:
excellent condition North $3.50. Apt. 40.
SECTIONAL STEAM BOILERS 3. 900 IT,.
cast iron. in Al condition: can he had rea
sOnahle. NV l4th At NV. 22e
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MARSHALL BUSIN +
BROKERS'.

Delicatessen and lunch. best location down.
town; receipts now run about Sou DAY
price, So 900.
Confectionery and soft drinks: well located
on desirable corner; price. S3. 700: living
pOOrna
Evening star., 1926-11-21

PLAYERPIANO: like new; $3.50 cash.
1222 G st. ne 21'
PONIES. several: carts and harness. Po-
tomac Riding School. 1904 Ohio ave. NV.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

PEARL NECKLACE. received as gift will
Box lS6-R Star Office
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CONFECTIONERY etc. doing $500 week
w. Very busy section. low rent. frlce o"is
ca 900 Terms.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

PIANO-Reproducing Grand mahogany case
perfect condition: sold new for 81 $50: will
sell to reliable party on terms. Price S975
Phone Mr.. Culey. Main 1859 03s
Evening star., 1926-11-21

PIANO. Laffargue with seat. stool and 100
records S15. Call or phone Bender. 41o1
St NV. West 1894 21s
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RADIO: 5-tube Freshman Masterpiece per
feet condition; fully equipped; $40. Col
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CIGAR STORE AND POOL ROOM. 3 pool
,.hles Doing 5000 weekly. Rent only $40.
Prine e.. 300 Terms. Established ~ years.
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PARLOR SET. Apiece mahogany frame with
Crlttenden st NV nos
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PIANO. reproducing. apartment grand rolls
included beautiful condition. less than half
price Cleveland 1885 ofs
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PIANO Anlpico. Marshall & Wendell, $500:
terms or trade for good paving stock. North
R3o1-W OIs
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chairs. baby's chifforObe. hassinet. living
room chairs. rugs: all excellent condition
cheap Call 5000 Conn. ave- Apt 251 south.
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PARLOR SUITE: ) pieces with covers: rea
sonahle. 4217 9th st. NV. Col 9930-J.
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L0.lG AS REo-NOT ONE.
THANKSGIVING
SPECIALS.
SUBSTANTIAL HOLIDAY
SAVINGS ON ALL OF
THESE CARS.

Coupe, 1920. in excellent con-
dition and with many extras,
S425.
Three 1926 tourings, tally
equipped and guaranteed me
chanicallv, S225. S24O and sos.
Essex coach. 1925. very ex-
ceptional opportunity at $500.
VERY EASY TERMS OF
PAYMENT ARRANGED.
HILL & TIBBITTS,
3O1 14th Street NV.
Main Qo7O.
CLASSROOM OPEN UNTIL a:3o EVERY
EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

OVERCOAT. good. l6-year boys So seal
fur cape. S25: large mans good fur-lined
overcnat. $50; no dealers 1414 Kennedy
Evening star., 1926-11-21

ORIENTAL RIG. beautiful wall piece. Ia
+O25
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PIANU. SOhmef. good condition. MOO. 3T5N
Que st NV. Phone West 2073-W
PIANO .BARGAINS-Steinway Ike new
$3.50: Knabe; fine condition. $3.50: Brad,
pianos from $50 up. Terms as low a. sic
per month. Used grands at reduced prices.
Pianos for rent. Hugo Worch. lilo G st.
Est. 1879
Evening star., 1926-11-21

PIANO. email upright: beautiful tone: hand
some case: like must sell Sunday:
sacrifice. Franklin 1850.
PLAYER-PIANO. BENNETT BRETT excel
lent condition. mahogany: SlQ5. S1S Ali
son st NV Phone Col S61I-J
Evening star., 1926-11-21

FURNITURE-Rocking chairs. one large.
mahogany finish. comfortable arms. fine
condition $3.50: one high back mahogany
finished oak, 81: dining room chairs very
dark uuartered oak. sod leather seats.
Phone 81 to 10 am. evening to 8. Col.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

RADIO. 3-tube. latest Sargent 1000 miles
Col 6161-J.
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| Bakery and confectionery upto-date nx
| lures: receipts. $500 week rooms, bath
and garage price. So 400.
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OH. BURNER-New International. 5O-Eal.
tank free. Can see one in Opperation here
Union Barber SMpnlv. 5lo 1ofh n W cls
Evening star., 1926-11-21

REALTY PARLOR doing good business
ou, rent Price 500.
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$40: solid oak hall rack. separate mirror
$50: slipper rocker s5; Humphrey Rad
iantfire" heater. SIS electric heater. So
. ice cream tables. chairs SO: blue and
gray linoleum. cheap. 1910 California st.
1 ~ Ant
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SEWING MACHINE. Singer. drophead. round
hObhin like new: bargain: call before 80
Sunday: week davs after 3. 1858 l1th 81.
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velour curtains: rag rug. 3.3S 18th ct. NV.
h'RTiERES. two rairs. green velour. so
inches wide: cost So each: sell for 81 90.
I33G EalrmOnt
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Grocery and meats. meat trade: low rent :
price. 81 500. Opportunity to build up large
business. .
Grocery and meats doing large business:
rooms and bath rent. $S5: price, $3.OOO
Evening star., 1926-11-21

| easy terms. Bartram Motors Co. 635 Mass.
ave. Nam 3001. Open evenings and sun
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-28
WHOLE BODY WAS
A SOLID MASS OF
ACHES AND PAINS
Rheumatic Misery Ter.
rible; indianapolis Lady
Says Konjola Complete
ly Relieved Her.

IT had suffered constantly with
rheumatism four years, and l
couldn't find a thing that would re-
move those terrible pains, but re-
Gently began taking Konjola and
will state that this medicine has
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-28
ST ENEMY VESSELS ARRIVE AT CHARLESTON

modore Hopkins was asked of Gov
ernor Trumbull, also of other cannon
there.
Congress voted to reimburse Rob,
ert Moore for the seven dollars that
was stopped out of his pay by Capt.
NJ Smith. Moore had spent this
sum for provisions when he was left
sick in Canada by his company.
Other claims allowed were as fol-
lows.
Robert Erwin, 241 $3.50 dollars for
three teams that went to North
Carolina with powder.
DR.. Frederick Phlle. 532 $3.50
dollars for medical attention on the
Fifth Pennsylvania battalion.
John Bates, IS dollars for camp
kettles.
Elizabeth Slaydon, "a dollars for
nursing and boarding two soldiers
Of which Captain Slaydon is to be
charged with 10 1880 dollars for
nursing and board of the man he
wounded in the Statehouse yard.
Rachel Hewen, 5000 dollars for
nursing and board two soldiers.
The pay of DIR. Huston, who was
appointed surgeon to the Fifth Penn
sylvania battalion was ordered
stopped.