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The Washington times., 1926-06-01
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MUsTAPHA KENfAL

ARLINGTON COUNTY June -.
Clarendon Avenue was thrown into
considerable excitement last night BY
q sudden violent explosion in the yard
Of Robert Lindsey.
According to Mrs. j.. D. Galloway,
who at the time was sitting on hsr
porch next door. Mr.. HI 6. Smith,
who recently moved into the Lindsey
home, was cleaning the yard anQ
cutting the grass. Piling the trash
near the chicken house he started A.
fire. when the mysterious blast &c.
CURED.
With tin cans and other trash fly
ing around. Mrs. c. r. MeGonagal.
who was about 500 feet away IN her
back yard. narrowly escaped serious
injury as piece Of metal flew past
her head.
With the election of officers, the
George Washington Chapter. Order
of De Molay, will be perfected &C
meeting in the Masonic Temple, Car
endon. tonight at o'clock.
The election OF town officers for
Falls Church will be held June 8. I'm.
less others qualify as candidates be.
fore tomorrow at midnight, the ticket
will be: For mayor, Harmon h.
Green and John r. Moling. for cOun-
Gilman first ward. William u West
colt; second ward, r. e. kendrick
and j. ". Turner: third ward, L. r.
Daniel and ]. o. Martin.
The monthly meeting Of Arlington
Chapter, United Daughters Of. the
Confederacy will be held tonight At
the home OF Mrs A. M. Dawson, Ell.
ierson Avenue. Clarendon.
Schools in Falls Church will close
tomorrow, and the commencement
exercises for the SB grade will be
held I'm the Columbia Baptist Church
ut s o'clock. Arrangements for the.
program are being made BIZ Mrs. Al.
M. Safer.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made. it
was announced today by the Lyon
Park Citizens Association, to have
automobiles at the Lyon Park sta
ton tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock
to convey those desiring to register
to the two voting precincts, one at
Arlington and the other at Claren.
don.
According to G. X. Lewis. chairman
in charge Of obtaining signatures to
applications for water, Isl have
signed,
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Factory Expert Here All Week

BY special arrangement with Oneida
Community, Ltd. we have secured the
services of one of their foremost FAC
tory experts, who is to be with US Tor
the duration of our Club Plan sale.
This representative will gladly answer
any questions concerning the correct
usage and the care of Community
Plate.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
TO HOLD coNvoCATloN

The twelfth annual convocation
of the American University will be
held on the university campus at
Massachusetts and Nebraska Ave
nues, starting at 2:30 o'clock today.
Preceding the exercises will be
the laying Of the cornerstone for
the new library. to be known AS
the Battelle Memorial. The dedica-
ton address will be made by Bishop
John w. Hamilton, ex.chanceltor
of the university. The convoca-
ton address will be bysDr. Edward
T. Devine, dean of the graduate
school
Chancellor and Mrs Lucius c..
Clark. Of the university, held a re
ception at the chancellor's house
last night to the faculty, trustees
students. alumni and friends of .le
institution Receiving with DIR. and
Mrs. Clark were Bishop and Mrs
w. F. Mcdowell. Mrs. Jennie Stat
ford and Mrs. Waldo Young as
sisted the hostess
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FIippin and RutIedge
Win High Honors
at Annapolis

The highest athletic honors
Of the year, the Navy Athletic
Association sword, and the place
ing Of his name on the Thomp-
son Trophy Cup, 90 to Midship-
men Royce IN. Flippin, of Cow
ington, Ky.. and William w.
Rutledge, Of st. Louis, Mo-, both
members Of the graduating class
from the Middle West. FIippia.
was on the football back field
and lacrosse team for three
years and has also been on the
basketball squad. Rutledge was
captain 81 the track and field
team.
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when the crash came. The ship be-
gan to founder at once.
The continuous shrek of the
steamers siren for assistance
brought tugs, ferries and other
river craft to the scene at full
speed. BY this time, the Wash
ington Irving was settling at the
stern.
Tugs locked nearby sprang into
instant activity, the changing Of
engine room bells mingling with
shrill blasts from many sirens.
Nine Lackawanna tugs turned
from their courses and other boats
operated by railroad companies
joined the rush to the Washing
ton Irving's side.
The Lackawanna tug Bear, c0m-
manded by Capt Lester Ford, was
the first to reach the stricken
steamer
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STEAMER SINKS;
400 SAVED
~ rnternatlonal News service

T.
NEW YORK June 1.-Colliding
in the fog with an unidentified
tanker, the steamer Washington
Irving, owned and operated by the
Hudson River Day Line. sank IN
the North River short time after
reaching pier . ait Hoboken, N. j.,
today.
No lives were lost Approximately
300 passengers and crew OF 80
were taken off by tugs and ferry
boats which rushed to the aid Of
the vessel
The vessel was bound for Albany.
Largest Of Fleet.
The Washington Irving was the
largest vessel operated by the conf,
pany and one Of the largest ex-
cursion steamers III the world
The great white vessel had clear
ed from the pier and was slowly
pushing through the dense fog
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sOose rom III
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1000 IRON WORKERS
START CHICAGO STRIKE

CHICAGO, June 1.vThree thou
sand structural iron workers went
on strike today Iii an effort to en-.
force their demands for an increase
from sI.37Is to $f.5O an hour. and
tied up work on several large build
ings In the Loop.
AT the same time 1000 sheet
metal workers signed an agreement
for q year at S1.50.an.hour pay.
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3, COS Gel Degrees

NEW YORK. June il. Degrees
will Be given to 3,90S students to-
night ut Columbia Uniyersity's
172nd commencement Nine honorary
degrees will be awarded and 941
students will receive certificates and
diplomas.
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GIRL, roiored. TO sew on sewing Dlarhl ne
IN cap factory. S01 st. NV.
GIRL Tor salad and counter work. experi-
Pnred: good wages. Apply Hotel Washing
ton 18th and Pa ave NV
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HELP-M.ALE AND FEMALE.

BOOkKEEP Err -STENOGRAPHEK. permanent
position: state salary and references. Az
dress Box 95-R. star Office ~"
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YOU have ability as an organizer address Box
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBiLES.

=
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Randolph st. NV. Col. 10l65. 16-
r9 ss ss eS.y .m sSod s,r"Sr so,c4 Co..
14"5 Irving st. NV Columbia $751;. Open
Sundays. Soc Mr.. Moore.
FORD TON TRUCK chassis, 1925; first class
body to suit easy terms. strobel Motor Co.
l4:3 Irving St NV. Columbia 54s'. Open
Sundays. See Mr.. Moore.
FORD TOURING splendid condition; a great
bargain l43l Z. Capitol st. Lincoln =.
FORD COUPE. absolutely like new; many
extras. new tires. hattery and pant spare
t,rc lork Wheel and door; S.nn; S Sni Hssc
ave. SO.
FORD TWO DOOR SEDAN excellent condi
ton; original owner; $1'o North 3Sso'
Ant. 100. IN
FORD TON TRICK. With omen express body :;
good running order: 500. Strobei Motor Co:
Sundays. See Mr.. Moore.
FORD ope 1aG5 paint Tires irr and s aDhoil
Motor Co. 1925 Irving st. NV: Columbia
54s7. Open SUNDAYS. See Mr. Moore.
ro sa1 s s. is,S ss n
FORD TON TRTCK-speclal turist body
cost $500: first 500 cash takes it. d.ie
FORD TOURING, 1876 months. old
ssSsea5; terms. Mr.. cooperstein. Adams
PEERLESS $50. sport touring: run less
900 miles: finance company offers for
8 $50. terms to suit your income: here
is a real chance to huy a new car at . saw
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Main $3.50: 10l TRANSFORMATION Bldg
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|
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S1i CASH and six $50 notes takes this ex
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bargains. AZ NJ NV.
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SITllT.u\S-MAIE iCont'dn

YOUNG MAN. -. married. reliable wants
nostlon ~ rhautfour; light repairs. A. W.
Jenkins. so. MI. Vernon p1. IL
YOUNG MAN mariIed good education.
wants lob general helper. skilled labor:
cxpefl"n"od In various lines. j. T. s.. 1901
Que 81. NV Ant iO3 16*
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HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN
81 SI<ESS I<STRI CTIO\.

Civil Service Examinations
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teal q Patent Office ard Weather FIJI
reau axsm. The C!vl! servlce Preparaicry
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EMPLOY E\T AGENCIES,

LATIN TENCHER-Man for perpetrators
school; salary. ~ 300: Baltimore Teachers
ATen"y, fo' Title Annex Bl'.-., Baltimore.
JOBS FOR MEN and wuntc'.. cooks cham
h"'naids. Mattresses. night workers. chanf
l"llrs Fnllers. II" Rhode ISLAND ave P"to-
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N-U-R-P-H-N
"GUARANTEEs IN WRITING"
USED CARS.
1926 Chrvsler Roadster.
1925 Buick Coach.
1925 lIupmobile Sedan.
1924 Buick Sedan.
1924 Studebaker 5-pa>s. Coupe,
special E.
1924 Studebaker 5-pass. Coupe,
light f.
1924 Buick 7-pass. Sedan.
1924 Jordan Touring.
1922 Jordan Sedan.
Terms as low as S74 down
and $50 per month.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
DICK MURPHY. INC,
1921 and 1885 18th NV.
I'VE Never Misrcprcsent.'
DRIVE A PACKARD
USED CAR.
A visit TO our showroom and an inspection
of Our ears will convince y0u Of the good
ress of each car offered. az we'll as the fair
ress of the modest prices asked for each
We have Packard Skies Open and closed also
"a Studebakcr Coach.
% Lincoln Coupe.
% Buick Sedan.
y II. c. S. Sport.
p Dodge Touring.
"a Dodge Coach.
"a Flint Touring.
Our terms are consistent with
good business. Courteous
statesmen on duty from 9 am. to
70 pm. every day.
PACKARD WASHINGTON,
l7O7 kalprama Road.
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Exchange. operated for the public by the
Washington School for SECRETARIES, ,,MaIn"tso.
No Charge Unless You Are Placed.
Roon "Oe. Transformation Bldg. / eth H
Stenogs.. typlsts hookkprs clerical help etc.
Free registry. Main 6oo9 1879 G st. NV.
Boyd Employment Service.
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PATENT LAWYER competent reliable. .ex,
nerienced man. with chemical and electrical
knowledge preferred: permanent position
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NAN for gasoline flling station Apply
Penn Oh Co. 3rG and Md ave. sw. 10 am.
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30 DAYS
10 stay on our salesroom floor; Many OF our
cars are practically sold on The The r nb while
! DAYS
upward Some dealers boastingly admit of
having
USED CARS
on display. A few Of our 80 ears are listed
below The balance, Of our stock representa
Biz. recsy rad S 1e properly "% and
ready to demonstrate.
Essex 4-cvl. Tour, "eN-
ccllcnt" ..........:. So?
Buick Master Tour, 4
new tires, rctinishcd... go
Nash 20 Light Six Tour
ing go. r.
Oakland "a Sedan; REIN
lshed o'O
Fords and Chevrolets; all
models: cheap.
Odds 45-A Touring..... $50
Nash 20 Advanced Sedan l,23O
Nash 20 Special Sedan. 1,l5O
Hudson 5-pass. Sedan, re-
finished .............. 69O
Jordan Tour, lacquer fin
i,h $50
IIupp. Touring ....... 225
Dodge Touring. ........ $50
Studebaker Broueham -. $50
Nash Touring, "a (4-cyl) AS
Nash "a Roadster
(6-cvlo ........... 63O
Pontiac 70 Coach. ..... 100
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MEN w;nted at once: men. of neat az
pesrance az train news agents good ~,
and steady work. Apply before 2 M ne
Union News Co. Employment Office, Eas'
Basement Union Station,
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NEA-Fuller Brush Co. can pt-r neat. hr.'-
est men to call on established tradr: ''1'
permanent men average anoui so re'
week 61a Netropotttar Bank Bldg
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NOTE TELLER. experienced. must he az
tlrate good pepman. neat appearance state
salary expected. Address Box Ar. Star
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NFN-Experienced tanNa>ees 80 sell f'
monthly paNment plan: no 3dN ance 20.
rents: big pay: permanent work. Mana2f
1917 r Room 200
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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bop ahes down 'DnEs
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owner to remove plugs and wires. coleman
Welding shon. 201 18th NV. N. 439s.
COMPREHENSION work of all kinds:
g: Newlen: Adams 110:.J 4520 .lh st nv:
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i,ARpENTER- MISUNDERSTANDING remodel
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ELECTRICAI REpAJRTNG- fans, motors.
Rcns., sh.n. aos st. NV Franklin 4'sf.
contract. ]. A. BYRD 303 R st. NV. u.
EXCAVAT1NG-Small excav ating and heavy
phnne NAN IL ' nSa .ftar n m ADAMS eo43
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EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING house paint.
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sf,9nf ~ eaar. r", .t. heoti,nl
homes: old floors scrared and finished like
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NAN. mdlle-1Sed for outside work: nn-f
have car and know the city wcll. Apply -
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PORTER colored experienced 'leanin :
6 asa: bring references. Grosncr 9, l1-1
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MAN for the country. white colored Z"
care for dogs. Hospital Tor Animals 81 ] :,
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TUBE VtLCANIZER experienced young
man AnnIy Lehman Tire shop. a"3 Fl
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TRUCK DRt.ERs =. Immediately. Apply
Farron Transfer & Sto"a@e Co.. 18th al.c
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IIups. Chambers, Dodses. Max
wells, Studebakers. Essex,
Nash. Odds.
Open Evenings Until 9 PM.
"WAILACF."
Nash Distributors,
NJ. 76l2. T 100 7. st. NV
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REGISTERED PHARMACIST-Prosn Tor
future very bright: must ne reiabls ara
competent Address Box a3-R. Star ofIice:
SODA DTSPENsER-Must be qualified. neat
aud have references Wardman Park Phar
Macy Conn nve and WOOdleY I'd.
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Your Car in Trade.
Terms Arranged.
CHRYSLER
Used Car
Department.
REAL VALUES IN USED CARS.

REAL VALUES IN USED CARS
1925 Chrysler roadster. 81 $50
1923 Ford coupe. ....... 125
1920 Hudson touring -. 200
1923 Willvs-knight
SIudn .''''
1922 Maxwell touring -. $50
1924 Chrysler touring -. 80
1924 Maxwell club sedan 500
1922 Marmon 4-pass.
coupe CIV
1923 II. +. $. sport tour
ing HaO
1924 Ford roadster ... 80
1922 Buick 4-pass. coupe. 81?
1924 Buick master E road. $50
1920 Dodge touring...... 100
MANY OTHERS.
d. c. TAGS INCLUDED IN
PRICES QUOTED.
OTHER BARGAINS.
TERMS.
II. B. LFARY. JR.. & BROS.
1928 14th NV.
North oS26.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
NASH! NASH! NASH!
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
1924 Buick Touring.
1924 Studebaker Touring.
1925 Nash Touring.
1925 Chandler Metropolitan
Sedan (Sl2S.OO under red
book.
1922 Jordan Broueham; good.
1924 Ford Tourings (3) at 500
each.
1923 Maxwell. $4,000.
II Months to Paw.
H.AWKINS-NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. Inc,
Conveniently Located.
1353-13H 14th st. NV.
Main $3.50.
PEERLESS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
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PRESSER on Hoffman first class: no other
need Apply. 1923 Illinois ave. Columpla
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WASHMAN N private laundry: come early
tor work s am. TUESDAY. Chestnut Farms
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JUNIOR DRUG CLERK with some cxneri
enCe preferred must have good rcfcrent
Address Boy ar Star nffice
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BOY. is - Is: must l'p rar1tul nca: art
Quick Elite Laundry. "lla I'll Il NV.
experienced with small car:
kcod AIRY and comm: Ssion TO the right
man. Annly 81 I eth st NV.
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HET.p-NTAT.F

BAKER-Second hand baker for Coloni .
beach. Va. Call 1909 9Th 81 NV after
> Pm.
BARBER. experienced. hairruttri Tor beauty
snop: foreigner preferred App,y "Emic "
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BARRY-PATE
MOTOR CO., INC.
Pioneers of Chevrolet
in Washington.

Chevrolet sedan, IVA. new Dnco paint.
f fata ssa.e s'HSs ~ rs ss7o
FSfd R Fssdi'rs ss H SS as$, No. IT,
You must see these cars.
Save money by coming to Sher-
man ave.
We have other Chevrolets
and Fords to select from, in
Guiding 1925 models. All cars
sold on terms.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
2525 Sherman Ave. NV.
Adams 5000. Main $50.
PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE
los 14th STREET.
1879 1879 ET!GK C0ACH
ii"s3s trHaRRYsiER ROADSTER.
j Is;t E et.lcK SERA SEDAN.
1884 1884 R ETIGk % @oaeH:
Low Prices. Reasonable Terms.
WARDMAN
FIRST ANNUAL.
MlDSUMMER SALE.
NEW CAR SALES HAVE
RFEN MORE THAN GOOD
IN T II Z ? A ) L I w O
MONTHS.
AS A RESULT WE HAVE
BEEN ENABLED TO RE-
STRICT Our TRADES TO
THOSE CARS OF ONLY THE
VERY LATEST AND BEST
MODELS.
SOME OF THESE CARS
ARE ACTUALLY NEW. DUE
TO OUR APPRAISAL POLL
CIES. TIE PRICES WE ASK
ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF
THE ACTUAL SERVICE
VALUE OF EACH CAR.
THE CARS BELOW ARE
IN THE. VERY BEST ME-
.CHANICAL CONDITION :
PAINT AND UPHOLSTERY
LIKE NEW:
1925
Willvs-knight
o-cyl. Coupc-Sedan.
1925
Nillvs-k night
4-cvl. Coupe-Sedan.
1928
N'illys-kni2ht
4-cyl. Touring
1925
Overland
6-cyl. Sedan.
1925
Overland
4-cyl. Sedan.
1926
Oakland Sedan.
1926
Ford Roadster.
1924
Willysknisht
4-cyl. Coupe-Sedan.
1925
Fiji t
Light Six Touring.
1924
Rickenbacker Sedan.
1924
Hudson Coach.
WARDMAN.
ls15Li4th st. NV.
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HELp-FEM.\LE.

GfRI~-One experienced cafeteria Mt. Yer.
non Lunch. 1905 Penna. ave. NV. iGN
GIRL tCatholrcl for cafeteria; experienced
preferred. Address Box lfSR. Star office.
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WOMAN, "apahie. coiored. wants laundry
work "e l'nnc Phone Lincoln 3tSl.
WOMAN white elderly. strong and capable
cook and houeahcnper. wants work. Adj
dress Box t5o-R. 81 office.
WOMAN. honest. reliable. wishes plain cook
lfg or chamber Wnr!: references Cali morn
iu"s 1919 r St NV
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

ANTIQUE FURNITCRE-For sale, the stor.
age effects of G. Bellemar an English gentle
man. who left on storage with US seven
wears ago an antique Sidehoari cI1mad TO he
$50 years old. for which he paid $500. and
he following: :, small antique settees. " an
tiGle Encltsh chairs. i cabinet humifor. |
fire white mahogany antique settee covered
" mnnar- double walnut hed spring and
niSht tdnie | antlgue 18th century iapesIry
paral. VIII ticse out the entire lot for
S31S: Larsnursh Interior Decorating Corn
rany. 30 18th 81. nv
BEDsTEAD and springs. ice chest and fav-
import etc. IN good condition. a1a "Sth
ST. NV, Is
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Guaranteed Used Cars.
YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
WARRINGTON MOTOR
CAR COMPANY,
H2 Connecticut Avenue.
BUICK.
The demand for our late
model Bucks makes it possible
for us to supply the public with
the highest grade used cars.
PARTIAL LIST.
1873 chrysIer 6 Roadster
run 3 900 milesI
1928 Buick standard Coupe.
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1925 Buick 5.pass Sedan
1000 niilest
1925 Buick Coach 900 miIesI
1925 Buick pass Coupe and Coach.
Many Other Models Can Be
Seen on Our Floor.
EMERSON & ORME.
1870 NJ st. NV.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-13
BULL ASSOCIATION
AT SUPPLY ELECTS

The Bull Association recently organ
lied at Supply has elected as its Off
GERS, C. Il. Ennis, president; G. Il. Me
Cord, vice-president M. X. Dismang,
secretary; ]. II. Beaman and John
Duff.
There are now three associations in
Randolph county, Maynard, Supply and
Albertha. Three Jersey bulls, each
with a record of more than 700 pounds
Of butterfat, have been purchased and
are being used by the association.
1t is the intention of the county
agent, the bankers of the county and
other inerested organizations to estab-
lish a Bull Association in each COM
munity within the next few months.
Each community association will be
governed by the parent organization
at Maynard and a board of directors
composed of one member from each
community association. John Beaman
is the director selected by Supply.
The other associations have not yet
named their directors.