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$7,450.

An excellent home AT reasonable
price Six-room brick of the Broom
deep tyne. Three large bedrooms. tile
bath. back porch and sleeping porch.
Hardwood 6oors throughout. Big ward
with q two-car metal garage. Near
9Th and G sts. Good terms.
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14lO H St. NV Main 1882
Evening star., 1926-03-28

BUY FROM OWNER-NEARLY NEW At
tractive SiX-roOm house with every mna-
iern convenience Including h.-w.h.. huilt-in
garage and two screened norches, fine neigh
horhood: convenient to cars and Il stflare
from r. I. ave hus s. 800 Pot. 3Iuh ).
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$3.50 CASH $50 FF,R M"~-r /" ! Ht,NF.
10 he redu"ed 10 $50 per month in short
tune. This house contains e rooms ami
tile hath. hot " alter heat. electric lights. oak
floors on both floors. built-in garage. one
piece DorCelaln sink two rear norcbes.
large rear ward The house has only been
built about \ wear CIeVe :fo1l
Evening star., 1926-03-28

MT PLEASANT SI35oO--l0 ROOMS.
modern improvements. double brick garage :.
accessible 10 all convenience: street cars
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CHERRYDALF. VA-NEW BUNG Allow.
ami. large lot garage in cellar >. 600
Phone Clarendon l76. @S"
STX ROOM BRICK THREE PORCHFS:
house three wears old: sarage. OWNER
3n5 Kentucky ave. Sc. Lincoln i3S,-J.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

ANACosTIA-FINE COLONIAL. BRICK, on
vide avenue. six ,arse rooms tiled hath
eieC.. h.-w h. garage. etc: price reduced
Address RoN 4oo. Star office
Evening star., 1926-03-28

DON'T MISS THIS ROW-SIX SOLD THIS WEEK
Full 1S-foot houses, long back yards with garage
alley. Beautifully built and planned. One thousand dollars
cheaper than other house Washington of this type
Gruver built Hardwood floors and trim If will inspect
these houses the first pretty day will you they
in class alone the exceptional low price offered
Drive Florida Ave. north Trinidad Ave Oates
St NE. Bus lines lines and schools very conveniently
located. Sample open AN. to PM daily or call
c. S. WHITE,
Phone SOo8 142 Eye St.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
ROBERTSON. OWNER.

MUST SELL,
new modern six-room and bath brick
house. excellent location large lot: will sell
for less than SS 900. and win take terms oil
$3.50 cash and S65 per month from reliable
party. II interested phone at once. Adams
TS4 or write Box 406A Star Office
Evening star., 1926-03-28
SEMI-DETACHED
CLOSE TO l4th ST.
1919 QUINCY STsN.w.
Modern hrick. rooms and hath
Garage
Only $40. $50. Very small payment.
ANY BROk Err or

THRIFT BLDG. CO. Owner
Union Trust BLDG Phone Main .6S
18th ST NEAR HARNARD-ONE OF TIE
most attractive homes in this desirable sec.
ton with large. colonial front porch Being
semi atached. all of the o rooms arc bright
aIrl cheerful. 1t is modern in every respect
with hnt-~ater heat. electricity double rear
The house is IN perfect condition and will
appeal to YOU. II is offered for sale for the
first time and will certainly sell auickly
Phone us for appointment TO inspect this
excellent home value.
DONNELLY / PLANT. INC.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

2S23 3Sth ST NW.-SEMI-DETA TACHED
brick. 8 rooms and bath ami. large lot TO
pmolc rnnnt al Alley prce SlS9oo ternS d9 n
$40 ct. NV -.
ON EIGHTEENTH ST.
Near Dupont Circle. Very de-
sirable semi-detached home of
II rooms and 3 baths. Ami.
Priced right. Worth investigat-
ing.
DODGE & LIBBEY,
Woodward Bldg, Main $500
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30

opening of the fortieth annual con-
yention' of the theosophists. Several
preliminary meetings were held Sun
day, including the laying of the cor
nerstone of $250,000 national
headquarters building at Wheaton,
ILL.,, a service of the Liberal Catho-
lie church presided over by Mrs.
Besant and closed meeting of the
Theosophical society at which the
young visitor from India spoke
briefly
Krischmaurti took no part in the
Wheaton ceremonies, but viewed the
laying of the corner stone by Mrs.
Besant, from an automobile. On the
way out the car, caught in the jam
of Sunday traffic, narrowly escaped
serious smashup. The occupants
of the machine were shaken up but
were uninjured.
Addressing the closed meeting of
the Esoteric society, Krishnamurti
emphasized the value of beauty
pleaded for world brotherhood and
predicted that both beauty and
peace would hasten the coming of
Christ. He talked of the simplicity.
eXcitability and happiness to be
found in the life of the theosophist.
1T is not life of negatnon and
depression. 1t is rather a life of
joyful fullness. No one can imagine
the excitement, the ecstasy to be
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
PRESCOTT CITY MANAGER
SHOT BY IRATE HUSBAND
Confessed Slayer Declares He Found
Robinson Struggling With
His Wife

Prescott, Ariz., Aug. 80 LP-E. T.
McKellegon, 35 year old confection-
err. in Jail here with his young wife
whom he declares he saved from the
grasp of John H. Robinson, 81, city
manager and police judge with
death dealing bullets shortly after
midnight yesterday, will be ques-
toned further today by county Off
Gals.
Mrs. McKellegon was treated yes
terday for broken finger and a
wrenched arm after City Manager
Robinson was found dead with sew
eral bullets in his body where he
had fallen, apparently from his au-
tomobile in front of the McKellegon
home. From where the car had been
parked trail of blood was traced
back by Investigators to the Nc
RELIGION home, where McKellegon
surrendered himself and pistol
holding five empty shells.
When he told the coroner's jury
he had shot Robinson on returning
home and finding the official strug-
Cling with his wife, the jury recon-
mended he be bound over to super
Tor court on murder charge
Shcriff's officers testified they had
been summoned to the McKellegon
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
.KRISHNAMURTI IS
NOT AFTER MONEY
Declares He Has Turned Down
Many Rich Offers

Chicago, Aug. 30 Up = Jiddu
Krishnamurti, the young Brahaman.
heralded by theosophists as the
modern messenger of divinity on
earth has declined Hundreds of Of
fers for public appearance in Amer
lea, he revealed today.
Speaking of one offer involving a
considerable sum of money, the
young protege of Mrs. Annie Besant
head of the Theosophical society
said: Il don't want it. It wasn't
happiness. Money doesn't mean
anything. Notoriety is not satisfac-
ton. / wouldn't like them. They
just seem worthless
Krishnamurti today presides over
a meeting of the Order of the Star
of the East, an advanced group
which he heads, Incident to the
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
VAGUE RUMORS INDICATE SPAIN Is
AGAIN ON BRINK OF CIVIL STRIFE

Several attempts have been re-
ported to have been made against
the life of the dictator premier in
Barcelona and other places. Early
in the present month an attempt
was made in Barcelona to kill
Primo De Rivera. A man threw a
dagger at him, but it missed its
mark.
Some time ago it was reported
that King Alfonso was in disagree
ment with the premier.
If as a consequence of the "se-
rious state of affairs" reported by
the embassy in London, Primo De
Rivera is overthrown, he will be
the second dictator within two
weeks to have been removed from
power through a coup d'etat. Gen
eral Pangalos of Greece was GUST
ed from office by General Kondylis
and has been exiled on the island
of Crete.
London, Aug. 80 up - The Ex-
change Telegraph Geneva CORE
spondent today said:
"Rumors have reached here of
a revolt in Spain. Keen surprise
and anxiety are felt in the alb
sence of information"
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
THREE BURGLARIES

Three business places were en-.
tered over the week end, the police
were notified. and the detective bu.
reau is investigating.
V. Catalina of 23O North street
notified Officers Grabeck and Pc
chout that the shoe store at that
address, owned by S. Fazzina of 81
Spring street, was entered yesterday
afternoon through a rear door, and
six pairs of 'sneaks," three pairs of
shoes and forty cents We're taken.
Other merchandise was strewn about
the floor. 1t is believed boys made
the entrance. -.
The Standard Oil gasoline station
at 120S Stanley street, adjoining the
home of Policeman Charles McCar-
thy was entered through a side
window and four keys to the gaso-
line pumps taken. An attempt was
made to open the lockers and the
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
Mrs. Knox Hurls Glass
At Hubby, Aim Is Good

Washington, Aug. 80 P-Philan-
der c. Knox, son of the late senator
from Pennsylvania and secretary of
state. suffered cut in his right arm
early yesterday, which, police report
ed, was caused by a water glass
thrown him by his wife during an
alteration in their home.
Mrs. Knox, who formerly was
Miss Josephine Poole of Charleston.
w. Va, summoned an ambulance
and he was taken to a hospital.
There the injury was pronounced
not serious" Mrs. Knox visited her
husband several times during the
day in the hospital.
The marital difficulties of the
younger Knoxes have received pub
'licity before. About Is months ago
Mrs. Knox put her husband ION
probation" and left him. They were
reconcileG about six months later.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
new HAMPSHIREIS
HAVING HOT fight
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will spread to other states and
eventually become nationwide.
Governor Winant has ordered an
investigation of the Survey" All
three senatorial. candidates and
Huntley N. Spaulding of Rochester,
opposing Governor Winant for re-
nomination. have disclaimed knowl-
edge of Barbour's mission.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
Absence of Definite Infor-
nation Indicates Posi-
bility Of Censorship and
Lends Strength to Re-
ports.

London. Aug. 80 LR - A serious
situation prevails in Spain. 1t is
rumored that group of army Of
f1cers has challenged the authority
of General Miguel Primo De Ri
vera, the dictator premier. who has
ruled with a strong arm since Sep
TENDER, 1928, when by coup
detat he overthrow the govern
ment of the Marquis of Alhucemas.
The spanish embassy in London
admits that a crisis prevails and
says that it is possible a censorship
has been instituted over telephone
and Geographic communications.
No details of the situation have
reached London, although it Is in
dicated in dispatches coming from
the Franco-Spanish frontier that
the Spanish railways have been
put under civil guards and that
three Spanish warships have sailed
for Tangier. The international zone
in northwest Morocco, which Spain
recently has demanded should be
given over entirely to Spanish rule.
Revolt Long Brewing
Information coming out of Spain
in recent months has indicated
that a revolt against Primo De
Rivera's rule was afoot. AS recent
ly as Friday a despatch from the
Spanish frontier in France said
that it has been learned that a
change in the Spanish government
was imminent at any moment. An
other despatch reported unrest
among the Spanish artillery and
engineer corps, because of the
premier's method of promoting Of
ficers by election, instead of by
seniority.
In June the Spanish government
in a statement announced that it
had utterly crushed" a revolt
backed by advanced republican and
liberal elements said to have been
headed by General Weyler (the
Duke of RubD we'll known to
Americans for the severity of his
rule in Cuba after he was sent
there in 1896 by the Spanish gov
eminent. 1t was the harshness of
his rule that had much to do with
bringing on the war between the
United States and Spain. A num-
Der of other prominent men was
said to have been taken into GUS
tody at the time General Weyler
was apprehended.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30

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New Britain herald., 1926-08-30

found when the unrealities are put
off.
You think jazz, sports and the
like exciting. I assure you they are
not when you know excitement of
the right kind. In the higher worlds
which open before the Neophyte
are joys and pleasures so far ex-
ceeding mundane joys and pleasures
that there are no words to describe
them"
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
10 PRISONERS ESCAPE.

Winchester, Ky, Aug. 80 -
Sixteen prisoners escaped from the
Clerk county jail here this morning
after saving their way through iron
bars of the dollhouse. Among the
men who gained freedom were in
cluded George Bowman, under sem
tence to hang for criminal assault
and held here pending a new trial,
and John Howell and Roy Martin,
accused of completely OF the robbery
of the Stanton. KY. bank. All of
the escaping men are believed to
have caught freight train out Of
town.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30

home shortly after midnight by a
telephone call from Mrs McKelle-
gon at neighbours house to the eff
fects that fight was going on"
A loaded pistol was found in
Robinson's automobile. Friends
said he always carried it at night.
He had held both his offices for
years. The McKellegons were mar
ried last January.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30

pay station, without success.
A store Fat 100 West street was
entered through the front door, and
SIS, some candy, cigars and cigar
cites taken.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
POLICE TO PLAY LATER.

Sergeant Herman T. Scheurer.
manager of the Meriden police base
bah team, has notified the local po-
lice that the postponed game will be
played in Meriden, the date to be
decided in a few days. The game
will not be played this week.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
POWER HOUSE PURCHASE
 IN PROVIDENCE PROPOSED
Offer Submitted as Counter-ProposaI to Plan Proposed By Merger
 Syndicate.

Providence, R. T., Sept. 10 R-A tentative proposal for the purchase Of the United Electric railways com pany power house in this city by the Narragansett Electric Lighting com pany here was submitted to the di- rectors of the railways company yesterday by the Narragansett com pany as counter proposal to the plan proposed by syndicate for the merging of the two companies through the medium of the recently formed Rhode Island Public Service company.
 Under the Narragansett com panys proposal. that company would pay $4,750,0O0 for the rail- ways company power house and en- ter into a contract for the sale of power to the railways company. Economies of financing and opera tion under the plan are said by Narragansett officials to insure the retirement of all but s3,27O,0O0 of the railways company's bonds, now outstanding are s14,012,300 in prin- cipal amount.
 The plan has been taken under consideration by the United Electric Railways company directors and they have asked the Rhode Island Public Service company to postpone the date, September 15, set for de- posit of United Electric Railways stock under the Public Seryice conn pany's merger plan.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
By PAUL HARRISON NEA Service Writer

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New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
PLAINVILLE NEWS
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those who wish to go by automobile or trolley. More automobiles are needed: these who wish to donate cars should notify Wallace Bunnell by tomorrow morning. The church bell will be rung at 10 o'clock in the morning if the picnic Is to be held.
 This picnic is not for the Sunday school alone but for the church in all it's departments and the friends of the members. Each person is asked to bring something in the line of food.
 Auxiliary Meeting
 At the meeting of the American Legion auxiliary held last night, Miss Marjorie Fisher read a report on the New Haven convention. On September 23 the auxiliary will hold whist in Legion hall, the public being invited.
 Play in Eensington
 The Plainville Y. M. c. A. Juniors will play what is expected to be their final game of the season when they meet Kensington In a county league game on their opponents field. A victory Is looked for over the tail-enders, but the home team has been reorganized and intends to put up stiff resistance to the locals.
 Notes
 The annual business meeting of the Advent Christian church will be held tonight after the regular mid week prayer meeting.
 o. I. Cooley has sold a five-room cottage on Lincoln street to Ellen A. Brophy of Bristol, the transfer being made through Charles F. Con- lon.
 Mrs Julia Hawkshurst of New Britain and Miss Luisa levitt of have accompanied MT. and Mrs. W. L. filling to the Ses- exposition in Phila- delphia.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Body of Rum Runner Who
 Jumped Overheard Found

New York. Sept. 10 P)-The body of one of the two men who jumped overheard from the steam trawler Edward Westerdeke when 1t was seized by coast guardsmen early yes- terday, was found and identified as that of Big Bill' Opps. He is said to have had a record of six years of rum running without single cap ture.
 The body was found by state trooper in a marsh at Great River, Long Island, just 300 yards from where the Westerdeke was boarded by the coast guardsmen.
 Opps' companion aboard the rum runner is believed to have drowned also. He was wounded when the guardsmen shot at the pair as they jumped from their vessel Quanti- ties Of champagne and other liquors were found aboard the boat.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Hundreds See Sketches
 Of Proposed Memorial

Several hundred persons have
 viewed the sketches of the proposed
 memorial to World war veterans on
 display In the common council chamber Of City hall. Pictures of the monument as it will look both by day and by night are included in the exhibit which also shows the diameter of the shaft and the eagle ornament In exact size. An idea of the hugenesa of the eagle which will surmount the shaft may be gained by the fact that the City hall ceilings were too low to display the sketch upright, while 8 cross section extends from the ceiling to the floor. Tablets, one of which | will be placed for each serviceman who died in the war are also shown in exact size. The display may be | seen at any hour of the day for tLe 1 next week.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
l5 Cent Air Mail Stamp
 Is Formally Announced

Washington, Sept. 10 P)-A 15- cent air mail stamp. similar to the present 10-cent air mail stamp. but printed in sepia. was announced to- day by Postmaster General New. It will go on sale Sept. IS. The stamp is for use on contract air mail routes where the postage is 14 cents for 1000 to 1,5o0 miles and in certain ther transmission by air mail re- quire an additional 5-cent fee.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
TO DEBATE ROBBED HAIR

Philadelphia, Sept. 10 P-Bobbed hair promises to be the subject Of spirited discussion at the annual convention of the hairdressers and beauty culturists of the country here next week. Debate will center chief ly around the question as to wheth- CT bobbed hair styles are beneficial or injurious to the hair dressing trade. a question over which the delegates were said to be nearly equally divided.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Juryman Sleeping During
 Trial; Accused Appeals

Altenburg, Germany, Sept. 10 LP The Federal supreme court at Leip- sic Is asked to decide whether a man convicted Of crime may appeal if he can show that during the trail one of the jurors took a snooze in the jury box.
 Franz Delling, tapster, who was sentenced to three years and nine months at hard labor for attempting to kill his wife, has made the novel appeal.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Record for Contact With
 Radio and Plane Is Made

San Francesca, Sept. 10 P(-A national record for radio contact between a ground station and an air plane was established when a plane from Crissey field maintained com munication with the home field for 250 miles, air line. The previous army record was reported from miles.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-10-21
To Bring Suits to Test
Right of Wave-Jumpino

One or more suits charging broad
casting stations with interference
with signals from other stations are
expected to be flied within the next
two months, according to reports
reaching Washington
The suits will bring into court the
Issue Of the wave-jumping broadcast
ers who have left assigned channels,
following the abandonment Of the De
partment OF Commerce OF any attenpt
to assert authority over the assign.
ment OF wave lengths.
Although the government itself il
not expected 70 take any hand in the
court proceedings the brOadcasters
themselves who have been intesfered
with through the action OF the wave
Jumpers are planning 10 determine
their rights in accordance with the
radio law Of 1912, according 10 the
reports
So far several cases Of Interferenre
caused By waveiumping have been
settled amicably between the stations
themselves and operation By the To-
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-10-21

tereferer has been removed to other
channels.
It is believed, however, by many Of
the leading broadcasters that test
case to determine how far the rights
OF a station extend under existing
laws might assist them in waging
their campaign fer adequate radio
legislation at the coming session OF
congress.
Under any circumstances, 1t is not
believed that any relief from the pres
ent ether congestion Will be obtained
until after congress assigns control
to some government body or commits
sion. Additional waye-jumpers are
expected to make=theIr appearance
every week and new stations are ar
irving on the air at an average rate
of Is a month.
In addition to the work Of persuad-
ing stations from leaving their as
signed freQuencIes that Is being car
riede on by the National Association
OF Broadcasters, the National Better
Business bureau is conducting sur
vey OF ether conditions, following the
reception Of a number Of complaints
from listeners and stations In all parts
Of the country.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-10-21
PRODUCT SHOW TO
Be HELD AT BUTTE
FIRST ExHisiT or KIND STAGED
IN MONTANA
PLAN TO MAKE IT STATE EVENT
November 4, and Set as Dates
Potatoes aHd Fruit to Pre-
dominate EXHIBITS

Butte's first combined potato and
apple show win be held at the cham.
Der Of commerce. during the first week
in November. according to an an
n0uncement made by Dr. Peter Potter,
chairman OF the chambers commit
tee on shows and exhibits. The show
will be distinguished by the name OF
the Montana Horticulturists' show and
the chamber Will be aided in staging
It by Professor F. n. Harrington, hor.
ticulturist at the State college at Boze-
man.
The exhibit will be a state show
and will be the largest Of its kind
ever held in Montana. Potatoes and
apples will be featured. but other veg
etables and fruits will be exhibited.
Entries are expected from Rayalli
county. the Flathead district. the Gal
latin, Jefferson and Madison valleys,
Beaverhead and Deer Lodge counties
and several other potato and apple
growing sections OF the state.
The show will be held for three
days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
4, 5 and 6.