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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

w. H. Jackson of Warren, Montana,
was guest at the New Pollard Hotel
this week.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

Mrs. L. E. Chappleau and daughter
Mary Rose of Belfry spent the past
week in the city with friends.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Hatton of Jol-
let transacted business in the city
Tuesday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

Richel Millinery has brilliant as
sortment of the newest and smartest
spring styles priced from $2.95 to
$500. 50-1t.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

Battery and ignition service. All
work guaranteed. Treasure City
Electric Service 3-tf.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

Judith Banta was granted decree
of divorce from Claude S. Branta by
Judge Stong here Tuesday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

A. G. Anderson and wife of Seattle,
are in the city for few days. Mr..
Anderson is assistant general man
ager of the Northwestern Improve
ment company.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

The ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
are assisting the Legionaires in every
possible way in the staging of their
Minstrel on the 9Th Of March. 1t is
their plan to sell homemade candy
that evening.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

Dilbert Smith, 81, and Ruth French,
10, of Hillsboro, Montana were mar
ried by Judge Chas. Wilson last
Thursday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Lyons took in
the Industrial Show at Billings this
week.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

Have you house or apartments
to rent? Let US help you.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-25

Miss Eunice B. Erwin recently
graduated from a Marinello Beauty
School at Los Angeles and is now OPP
Grating her own beauty parlor in Hol-
lywood, California.
The Washington times., 1926-06-11
What Doing Today
and Tomorrow


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pIay Lepors MARIE De GRANGE,
children players of WashInstcns ana
EakelIe Murray daucers, Pierce Hall,
Sixteshth and Harvard Sts., 8 y. ri.
Lawn Fete All Souls Memorial
Episcopal Church, : % y. IA.
Mebting District Chapter, Americas
War Mcthergs Lee HCuass p. "a.
EOna0Rr0w
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~. y. - 7iO Fourteenth 81 y. W.
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3ees Dapiels Rd.s Rock Creek Park
conesrs soidisrs Hons Hand. band
stand on heme grounde. g:1g .. n.
Mesting 0ridiron Club, willard
Hotel ~ noon.
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DAnce aatl0maI EeIl0wnhip Club.
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The Washington times., 1926-06-11
IN ROOM
WITH DEAD
~ fnseena atisnAl News gersiee

MILAN. June 1l.--Renzo Psttinsl
1s.year.old son of COnamendatore
Pettine, has been apprehended and
has confessed to the murder Of hia
mother, according to the police
Madame Pettine's dsconposed
body was found IN q box IL the
apartment which she shared with
her son and ii which her son has
given rather gay parties Tor the
past few weeks, while his mothers
dead body lay crumpled In q box
In the apartment.
Renzo, "a his alleged confession,
declared that two accompIices aided
him in his crime and helped him
to stow away his mothers body.
He steadfaEtiy refuses fO reveal the
names Of his aecOmplices
The Washington times., 1926-06-11
ORPHANS ARE TO HAVE
BIG TIME AT BEACH

Three hundred and nifty orphans
from 81. Roses. st. vincent's aud
ST. JoesDhis Asyiums win Be given
: hot dinner Ct Chesapeake Bsach
Monday when they win be the
guests cf ST patrick'a Catholic
Parish On an annual outing.
An elaborate athletic program
has been arranged. including i base-
ban game betwoen ST. Joseph,u ana
st Patrick's day school pupils,
races for boys and girls, 4 potato
race. & candle race, and q three
legged race.
The excursion Is especially FOR
the day and Sunday school pupils
81 ST. Patfick's Parish. Father
Francis j. Hurnsy Is "a general
charge of arrangements.
The Washington times., 1926-06-11
mo- HERS AID
ACTION DUE

The cDnpronis ss lnotlsers' aid bill,
6enbodging the ontstandlns features
scf tls Cappsr ana WadswOtt th-lEills
measures. probably win be aecepted
81 the Senate today.
The Heuse q not expected tO
sact Tor several days beoause of the
press oe other business no trouble
n anticipated II the spsedy enacts
tlnknt aOe the measure into law, so
that u viii 20 into effect July I.
The chief objection to the Cap
per measure. that Of identifying the
administration cf mothers pensions
with charities and corrections. has
Been removed by an amendment
which provides for the creation ok
! stibconapittee of the Board cf
Public Welfare, one Of which shall
be woman. Tor the PURPOSE Of re-
ceiving appIica atipps for benefits
under the measure
The Washington times., 1926-06-11
Don I Let
High Blood Pressure
Shorten Your Life
How . SOD g Read This.

i may surprise you to know high
Mood pressure Ii 90 serious that II.
arauce companies refuse to issue
pOlicien to those who have II. All
Because It sllortens lie.
High Blood pressure gives little
warning and until certain symptoms
take hold, you do not know It.
Hhe1 ara head pains, flushed face,
hot flashes, dizzy spells. shortness
Cf breath. sleeplessness, and nerv-
WxsEe8s.
Only b purely vegetable mediciae
Ike Norma that drives out the
q matter which clogs the sys-
ten and forces the heart TO do
work can reduce high blood
pres IlFa Often one bottle Of Nor.
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etpb ne symptoms which distress
mud worry yon.
Norma ID physieianG prescrfp-
Hon It worked 20 WOnderfully Ia
personal practice that Il has
now been placed in drug stores 20
thak people eVerywheEs can obtain
II Check the uncertainty Of high
bltOd presstIre by reducing Il with
Norma For sale by Peoples Drug
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The Washington times., 1926-06-11
FRIENDS PAY HONOR
70 MAJOR WHEELER

Nearly 200 Dibtriak officials and
Wheeler. assistant angiiieer commits
etonAr, gathered at Fort Dupont
last night 10 attend . garden party
arranged 81. his honor.
Homage to 1Ea5or WheBieF was
paid ~ Engineer Commiseion =.
president Of the Operative Build
orr AssOciat atiOn, In addresses. ii
tray Of silver service was tendered
By LuslE from his oEganiza atiOn.
Capt. Herbert G.. Whitehurgt. sue
ceediHg Major Wheeler, who leaves
tor Fort Leavenworth, Kans., Tues
daya also made q brief addfeges
The Washington times., 1926-06-11
SCOT 8 K 8
new JUDGE
apRYny(FrEY,

SPRINGFIELD, III, June ~.
Attorney william Scott Stewart,
repre6enting Russell Scott, today
ffled with the clerk oe the Supreme
Court petition Tor nsandamtis ~
compel Judge Marcus Kayaraugll,
of the Superior Court cf Cook
county, to grant B change OF venue
for the trial of RueseI Scott, con.
wicEed o1 the murder Of Joseph
Mauer, 8 Chicago drug clerk.
The petition stated that Stewart
urged Judge Brothers, who ordered
Scott tried az To his sanity, not
to assign the case To Judge Kavan-
augh. Stewart claims Kavanaugh
Is prejudiced.
The petition also asks that Kav..
Anaugh be directed to expunge from
the court records the appointment
of j. p. Aldtich. minute clerk, 90
guardian "a Item for Scott.
The Washington times., 1926-06-11
HOMES SCARCE
AND CUPID is IDLE

VIENNA, June II. Dan Cupid
Il up against housing shortage.
Due 10 the fact that couples con.
tefnplaffr1R marriage cannot find
livllp quarters the Vienna marriage
rate a. is per cent below normal.
The Washington times., 1926-06-11
News Briefs
TAKEN KROlE T0iDAY'S
CLA9GBIED ADS

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The Washington times., 1926-06-11
PARIS To SPARE
D0TI'SLE

PARIS. June Bennett Dcty,
otherwiss Cllbert Clare. the Aineri.
can member ok the French Foreign
Legion. who IS charged with deaer.
ton, win not Sc executed. klinitter
Of War Painleve stated today
M. Painleve said that no sentence
had been passed upon Doty. and
be minated mat even Il death
sentence Il passed by the court
martial It ailI bs coramuted b.
the french government.
The Washington times., 1926-06-11

s.nfenorle Their Beauty and
Power is the subject Or
powerful sermon editOFiaI written
~ the master craftanlap and
word painter. Arthur B.isbarie.
in Sundafss Herald. Put your
order d sc your Dealers now.
The Washington times., 1926-03-20
Big Concrete Factory
70 Go Up Here

artificial trim stone and cOncFete
blocks. This plant will be the
largest combination plant in the
United states and its products win
supply builders and contractors,
real estate operators and private
builders.
The officers of this new com.
pany are Edwin s. Rowzee. pres
ident; S. II. Edmonds, vice pres.
ident and general manager, and
r. B. Early secretary and treas
urer.
They contemplate being ready for
business in their new plant BY
April is.
The main building, which viii be
OF concrete tile, viii be 70x100
feet and viii be equipped with
machines for most efficiently
handling the fabrication Of con-
crete products. The railroad sid
ingg for loading and unloading
products viii lead directly TO the
plant and every labor-sayii1g de-
vice procurable Will be incOrpor-
ated IN the plant.
The office OF the company also
will be erected on the premises
and will be OF marble asnlar
blocks with modern ornamen la
This new plant Of the Edmonds
Art Stone Company viii add 20 the
constantly increasing list o. Wa9n-
ington's industries one Of the most
modern in the country.
The Washington times., 1926-03-20
BATTERY PARK
CLUB PLANNED

Contractors viii break ground Tor
the new Battery Park Community
Clubhouse Immediately. according
to an announcement made by II.
e, Maddux. president Of Maddnx,
Marshall, Moss and Mallory, to the
Battery Park citizens Association
Completion Of the clubhouse Is ex-
pected BY July Z, and the citizens
Of Battery Park and Edgemocr
are planning gala celebration on
that day to dedicate the new
building
The club house. which will cost
approximately $4,000, win be
located in the heart Of the com.
rnunity and viii be designed 70
afford q large assembly hall for
meetings, dances and other social
affairs. while the grounds will be
laid out with tennis courts and
Fairgrounds for the children. A
feature of the building win be 2
concrete porch the fun length Of
the structure. which will be used
as & gallery for watching the
various sporting events and for
promenade during dances and other
evening diversions.
Both Battery Park and Edge
more are preparing to play q large
part In the Montgomery county
Cleanup week which takes place
the second week in April. Already
some of the citizens are starting
work on their premises and q
movement is underway to form
committees to see that all refuse Is
removed from vacant lots in these
two sections. In order that they
may measure up 10 the standard
set by the home owners.
The Battery Park Garden Clup
contest is also about TO get unuer-
way, competition for the 81 600 IN
prizes offered by Maddux, Marshall
Moss and Mallory being keen.
EVERY citizen or Battery Park is g
contestant, and each i preparing
to SUI pass the work Of iast year 9
prize winners.
with the advent Of spring, activ-
ftv m ali suburban property ls
bound to greatly increase.
Interest in Garrett Park i Iar
beyond expectations, " said Major
Maddux, yesterday. AT the rate
81 demand so far this spring, I
should. not be long before we are
IN the same position in Garrett
park that we are in Battery Park
which means that we will not have
: lot left. However. there will pc
a. least twenty houses built n
Ratfary park in the next Few
nonths and we hope these VII
supply the demands OF those Wne
were disappointed in getting One
of our first offerings there.
The Washington times., 1926-03-20
HE RAJ D HARB0R
Fl ANS roast

"A ten-l1our program. with an old
FASHIONED oyster roast as the star
attraction, viii be given BY the
Herald Harbor Country Club sun
day. April ii, to mark the 1925
opening of the harbor. The affair
win be staged at the clubhouse
and at Shelton Park and elaborate
preparations are being made BY
the social COMMITTEES of the club.
Music, dancing. singing, special
features and stunts win furnish
the summer coIonists plenty Of rec
reafion and entertainment througIl-
out the day and late into the eve
ming.
Guests OF honor will include the
county commissioners OF Anne
Arundel county, city officials Of
Baltimore and several distinguished
guests from Washington. There
will be short talks by several of
the visitors.
Tickets for the roast may be
had &c Herald HarDor Offices at
1921 New Fork Ave. IN M :. or
from the members or the commit.
tee, who are: j.. g. Lesller, chair
man; Mrs. Clara q. Lilly, Martin
Schubert. Miss Ada II. Fowler.
Jacob Wagner, Miss Emily Mills,
Mrs. Sadie Newell, Judge George
G. Lehnert, Howard r. Schone
and Miss Helen Jaeger.
Since the completion Of the new
highway 70 the harbor BY the
Defense and Grain routes, the
The Washington times., 1926-03-20

The Cafritz Construction Cur1a--
pany has just completed the sale If
4. tract Of. ground in the new Cafritz
Industrial subdivision to the Ed
rlionds Art stone Company. which
win begin Immediately the erection
or q complete plant for n1anufactlire
Of concrete products.
The Cafritz Construction Com
pany. which is developing this 20.
acre subdivision. between Biadens-
burg Boulevard and the MetropOn.
tan branch Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, and between Queen 3
Chapel Road and the F'leischn1ann
yeast plant, will spend thousands
Of dollars in grading the property
with its steam sloveIs; and Its en-.
gineers soon viii begin construction
81 two railroad sidings connected
with the main line of the b. = @.
railroad.
Tract lis Historic
This large tract has many historic
connections. 1t is part Of the orig
inal holdings Of the wealthy Queen
family for which Queens Chapel
Road ~ named.
Only IS minutes from the heart Of
the city and on BlAdensbllrg Boule
ward, the principal highway to Balti.
more, it Is one OF the most advans
tageous locations for Industrial pur-
poses in Washington.
Only short distance from FIT
teenth and III SITS. N. E., the ter.
minal of most Of the large high
ways leading to the center OF the
city, 1t affords rapid and economic
delivery transportation and its prox-
unity to the principal railroads
leading into Washington win make
it popular Industrial center for
the manufacturers Of Greater
Washington
This Is one of the newest OF
Washington's industrial subdivisions.
Plant 70 be Large
The Edmonds Art Stone Com
pany, a business originated by s.
r. Edmonds, formerly connected
with the Edmonds Construction
Company, which he founded, viii
| erect a complete plant in the Ca
| fritz Industrial subdivision for the
| manufacture Of concrete products
| including concrete tile and brick
The Washington times., 1926-03-20
KAHN NlVAIlES
B0CA TON

one Of Americas leading finan-s
ciers became actively identified with
the development sof Palm Beach
county when it was announced by
Addison Miner that Otto III. Kahn,
New York banker, is now q stock
holder and property owner IN the
Miner Development Corporation at
Boca Ration. Fla.
The decision Of the international
financier to enter the real estate
business in Florida. Miner declared,
was one of the best Endorsements Of
the soundness and stability of Flor
ida's future.
Kahn is reputed to be one of the
great land owners OF the country,
the head Of dozens Of important
banking and commercial institutions
and presiding genius OF the Me-
tropolitan Opera Company OF New
York city.
IN Announcing Kahn's affiliation
with Boca Ration, he made public
his letter, which follows in part:
II went to Boca Ration with con-
siderable skepficisnl, and i came
away thoroughly impressed and con-
WINGED. The work already accom-
plished in various ways IS Of great
magnitude. The CiOister II as fine
q hotel as know anywhere. and
4 creation Of singular beauty.
.sTt is difficult to say too much
about the vision and the practical
ingenuity of the conceptions which
the genius of Mr.. Addison Miner
has evolved at Boca Ration.
'sHolding the views I do as to
the potentialities of Boca Ration,
have concluded to become interested
in that undertaking, both as q prop
erty owner and as a stockholder.
Kahn has been visitor TO Flor
ida for the last 90 years and re-
sides when here at Oheka cottage
on Sunrise Avenue at Ocean boule-
ward in Palm Beach. He returned
to New York after giving out his
opinion that Palm Beach county
had just started its forward prog
ress.
'sThe present stabilization, he
declared, lis of tremendous value
to the entire State. and win attract
great names and great investors in
| replacement OF the fly-by-night
semispecuIative element which must
go by the boards"
The Washington times., 1926-03-20
MlDDLE-ACED PEOPLE
LIKE ADVENTURE STORIES.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-Adveil-
ture and detective stories are the
expression Of q desire to get away
from realism and back to the old
time type Of romance, declared DR..
Smaller Mathews, editor and edu-
Gator OF Chicago. before members
of the Brooklyn institute OF Arts
and Sciences today.
He said that the majority of the
readers Of adventure and detective
stories are middle-aged persons.
who feel that life holds no promise
or adventure for them. He ex'
Guided the love story as separate
subject.
The Washington times., 1926-03-20
D. S. BOASTS 26,21s, 100
HOMES. MOST IN EAST

There are 26.2ls.1 100 homes Il the
United states.
The density Of dwellings Il great
est III this section Of the country.
Count shows that IN New York
New Jersey and PENNSYLVANIA there
are 5,476 900 homes.
IN six New England States there
are i ,SI5, GOD and III the nine South
ern Atlantic states there are s,219,
800.
The Washington times., 1926-03-20

According to Mr.. Schick the board
intends to spare no effort to make
these exhibits in the Auditorium
reach out into every phase Of the
building and home construction In
dustry. The board in undertaking
this show has in mind the educa-
ton of the people of the District IN
the vital matter of home owning
and home building as well as giving
their members and all builders IN
Washington an opportunity. to view
all the most modern phases OF home
building The Real Estate BOARD
win have on exhibition practically
livery known type of bi1ilding ma.
terial from the old long estab lisned
red brick to the very latest lnFens
lions in tile. stell, concrete. ROOFING.
etc. Steam sl1ovels and carpenter
tools Of the latest types will be
shown Heating plants, lighting
fixtures, decorative improvements
floor coverings. furniture and land
scapfng win also be part or tins
Novel Exhibit Plan
Preparations for this undertaking
are now under way. and between
now and the early fall every effort
win be made by the board to make
this very large affair. This win
be the first time that any organiza-
ton 81 reaI estate men and builders
In The District Of Columbia has
undes4aken TO demonstrate to the
general public as well as the mem
bers 81 their profession the various
phases Of the industry which they
conduct IN the National Capital.
According to Mr.. Schick the local
real estate board win endeavOr to
conduct this exposition on a plane
which will attract others in the
building Industry in the various
parts OF the country Of the National
Capital. The exhibits themselves
will not be merely laid out for view,
but every novel method Of attracting
the puhlic.s attention win be used
to demonstrate the various exhibits.
wide Interest in Show
Manufacturers. real estate men.
builders and others interested in
the building industry not only in
washington. but in all parts Of the
country, have already manifested
considerable outside encouragement
for the undertaking. II this show
Is successful the real estate board
viii consider making ii an annual
affair IN order that the advance
menf of the biggest industry of the
district of Columbia. that of build
ing, may be portrayed step by
step.
It is expected that considerable
amount OF benefit win come Of
the exposition and 1t is pointed out
that with the Washington Chamber
of Commerce Industrial exposition
and the other better homes EXPOSE
tions in the city the exposition
which will be conducted by the real
estate board viii add very mate
rally to the most aggressive steps
ever taken by local institutions IN
advertising to the Washington pub
lie. as well as the country at large
the advantages to industry and the
beauty of the National Capital.
The Washington times., 1926-03-20
Better Homes Exhibit
Plan Of Realtors

Announcement was made today by James Schlck
tive secretary the Washington Real Estate Board tnaI
ORGANIZATION win undertake. Better Homes Exposition early
attempt make this undertaking one Oh Ine
comprehensive shows of its kind presented IN the Ds
trict The entire Washington Auditorium Will be chartered
this purpose show will be conducted Tor Week
under the direction of professional exposition man.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

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And each clock has the wonder
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Moreover, they're moderately
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Ask your dealer to show you his Seth
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