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WANTED--SAIsEsMEN.

LEMAN y unas3 s Essr' ss od,. TO Goysr ,, ,,,a
3o7-A e,.r olec< - -.
sALEsMEN-N you car measure no 70 our
standard We have ar, attractive open.ns 70,
must Ne lrdustriou. ard Of good character
We WI turn'.s car "a and i s,v. ssd sod4 step, 6p.
n,on.y They would nsver consider Eoina
They ar. resular fellows Come IN and NEE, NEE,
them, IN. WASHINGTON Mastas Co. sos
KELNINATOR, the pioneer
internationally known and
most successful manufacturer
Of ELECTRICAL REFRIGF.-
RATION requires A few more
hrSt-class men in its Washing
ton. u. e.. factory branch.
PERMANENT and profitable
opportunity open to those who
qualify on character. rrcdcn-
,ialS and pas, business success
LEADERS 1T men and those
who can operate with close su
pervision to cet in line for eX-
ecutive position arc required.
YOU will Ne given THOR
OF GIL TRAINING BN Dl-
RECT FACTORY lNSTRIC-
TORS. Your ability as sales
man the only limit to your in
come.
Main 221S.
F.. :. LATE. {. :. l..
74l Eleventh St. NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
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rrre estimates free 20 rav Ad7r,s
3tao American Decc,atlr CO Crer eFe-
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p,lntlre rooms .crared
pointed ur nerer@d s1o eus-arts.d N
uritinT Fsv cash and save r'erer Depend
able Decorating 90 " 32H9 800 Str
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MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS'.

Bargain roomnE house. 12 rooms. cleo
tricity. located near' 18th and Mass ave.
Price 81 900.
NV. 81 800.
Rooming house near 18th and Mass.
500. -ts
x35 bargain at 81 300.
Grocery and meats. near Soldiers Home: =:
receipts. 500 per week: price. $4,000.
Meats and vegetables: rent. $50: 3-year
lease: price, 81 300.
Lunchroom. receipts. SEQ to s75 p-r .day:
rcnt S75 price 50 600.
Storage battery and radio business. re-
CENTS about 81 500 mo-: prtce. $500. .
Transfer business rent. SIS: price
TAILOR shop receipts. $3.50 ner week.
Baker, and soft drinks candy; rent $50;
near school. price, $500.
Lunchroonl and confect. receipts. 500
week selling on account sickness; price.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS. ,.., :.
229 New York Ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

atpf"9a go pis}.. o a':o cisno Phone Fs;g:l'a
BOOKS BoUeHT-La.s. or snail e.
pessTmsss ssiTT ,ne soaf K ssop. p3s G nv ssA. 0
CLoTHTSe-ws buy, r:n', worr ., c!othrs
eafl. caf. Ju.,h oid s,asd SO D = -
CLoTHfNG---w,N call y ~, unle,tered az
dts dtscarGed ar5s elothinr Of ali descrPtions A
asss; ss pSss':9 ps :: or phosY. Yorh ~ Tbs call w. Rice
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: beet prices
paid sa.sssTs Dsal AL FHsH,surs lana Co. 6o1 Eye
FrRNTUREWSe .i1l P.y y, ycu ,6s hiEns, H3n
,nre Hs' Of ali kind. rugs. rar. chlna ard sla.s
+ Hou:s :s' Phone Franklin fooia or Frank
FURNITURE--D-rirabl. modern and an
tique furniture. al 0kinds also piano; car
for fwH d.sirshis srttan. and modern furritur.
Can m. and be con4inced. william ~ Notes
oHNlhofsl You Vii, fsel .atfre9 nn WITH orees
weiserh.rf. 4nh 10Th .t. nv Franklin $500
FURNITURE of all kind. wanted; I.H
" ave- nv. sA'' or phone s' Frsnkin ioae7
GOLD silver. vatches diamonds ard nd
lewelrv needed III our ma 1ufacturlnE dept
Fun cash value paid SINNERS sls = -
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems and lsdies
clothing. Adams o1se -
MODEL HOUsE-To buy or rent small
4.59u, ~ tee,. sallsbur7 ard eotf vermont
REFRIGERATOR second hand. isree: IN
good condition. hls for hotel or rsstau-
rant use Give dimensions. kind and rr!C.
Address BOX ls1-A. Star Once TO-
GOING TO SELL IT?
Save time. trouble and money.
Call Franklin 1O422.
Honsehold Eood. merchandise stocks. etc.
M quantity too large
BOOKS BOUGHT.
Large small lots Bring ther, in
phone Frank 5416 Pearlman's. a33 g NV,
ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone Main 1css or as3a
WESCHLERS Q20 PA AVE NV.
Household Effects. Merch andlse Stocks,
AUTOMOBILES, etc, Thirty year. serving
49,. L.
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SuTI'aTJONS-NAJE iCont'd,.

Young Man ron, Ir.iard steady vorke,
good reference Call cr rrits. 4lo + ~
Mr.. RETAIL MERCHANT /
u you are interested in starting credit
system, experienced y. cham c"ed't stores,
can serve you until sertember l state tul.
particulars
Address poY 33r-A star oNhce
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HELP-M.ALE.

COLORED BOYS with hlcy-
cles for Our delivery: must have
references permanent positions.
Apply immediately. Philips
born :. 61O 1lth nv.
SALESMEN-We offer to en-
terprising statesmen an oppor-
tunitv that will enable them to
reap rewards of earnest en-
deavor to the fullest degree.
Proposition that will mean lib
eral compensation to those who
want to do something big. This
is worth your investigation. ,W2
Hill Bldg. 18th and Eye NV.
ASSISTANT credit and collec-
lion manager. between ages OF
. and IS wears. Give refer
ences. State experience in de
tail ais" give age and salary e<-
pccted. Address BOX 504 a.
Star office.
YOUNG NAN. BETWFFN
r w + Mt Y o y F. \ \ y
TWENTN-FOUR YEARS OF
AGE. N COMM ERCIAI
SALES DEPARTMENT /;
MUST RE RESIDENT OF
WASHINGTON AND L1N-
ING WITH PARENTS. SEE
MR.. BARN FS. F r s T
FLOOR. POTOMAC ELEC-
TRIO POWER COMPANY.
l4th AND c SITS. NV.
THE STATEMENT OF Nm
ORDINARY SALESMAN.
ization Of men and women presentlrs what
have found 10 he the cleanest. most honor
a,,le and profitable proposition IN the city OF
am a slep,c NO lonser. hut an arden,
hoostsr and the following acts are "sal ,ar
the rronosit,on ia based necessity, and my
earnings have ~qua'ed s6a rs daily
,rve.nra,,on COM. 70 one 81 our sale.
meetings and hesr what others have to sar
The sho,. .tater,en, come. iron, Mr Bea
rer u :. r,e..sre trcr, the heart
Come to the City Club Thursda~ wight At
40 and hear the d.tails cf a proposition
uh1"h viii net any r.d.hlnoded salesman
handsome 'ncor,e every DAY he works
F,mhrev Sales Organization.
Phone North SOC" 12cS 14th -. NV
LABORFRS-:1O wanted come
ready for work. Conn. ave. and
Tilden Il. 80 am. T. f. +.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FIRST-CIAss HELP OF all kinds. jobs for
men and women-Cooks maids. waters.
southern Fmrloyment. rns ST. NJ. North
in4S0 12'
WHEN IN need OF experienced cooks part =
time general house day cleanera bus hove.
Ofire 1921 9th NV IL
PART-TIME ard general house workers Ia
norers and night workers. Call y. os3e. Ind
Fn,nloy yn,ont AGENCIES 40c q ct. lh'
BUSINESS AND OFFICE POsITIOES-r-.e
iegistr tratior Washington Errrloy ment EI
ch,nEs. opera,ea for The public By The wash asn
no CHARGE UNLESS
YOU ARE PLACED.
Rom, ol2 Transportatio, Bid. 17th and q.
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THE STATEMENT OF Nm
OPDIN ARN Sal ESMAN

WANT THREE. MEN.
Must he neat appearine and willing to
work 4 httie overtime. n. J. NACMAEN.
Address BOX cla.t. star Office
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN.
Free course in life insurance
craftsmanship. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. 80 o'clock.
University Instructors. Address
Box 221-A. Star office.
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COLORED BOYS with htcy-
cles for our delivery; must have
references permanent positions.
Apply immediately. Philips
horp- 610 iii, :, W
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PEREAEGING-Not chean work but
good uo~k ch.ar CaN Col oo35 Econor,r
Wall Pape-nT Co. So prncstcn ~. r7
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HEJ.p-M@LE AND FEMALE,

BOOK ORDERS for trees. shrubs v,ne.
eupt. Raney Bryant. Quantico. Va. MF.F
To-
CANVAsSING AGENT male or female Cab
8 s:30-10 am. 131 1lth at. NV.
GENTLEMAN OR LADY with automobile a..
partner with lawyer in real estate business,
oCGS
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CLOTHING uorxirzr1er 2On -ur-r'.~
siu's slightly usa1, = n al -tz valve.
our trade krous y r1ra IN nuv from us
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COTTON MATTRESS DOUBLE s,ze IS ms
l." 533S Colorado ave q 4
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ELEVATORS. .. OTIS rasserge- also
double-lenEfh marble coda fountain s'trt9
equipment Apply W I Arrstroas k-esEe
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FURNITT RE-N.u ualnut poster hed. Est$
leg table; 7n 10 I'm Art -. 49,
Par
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DAY BED Enelautor slightly used harsar:
call evenings Apt a. the Beacon. tsoE
sf
Evening star., 1926-06-10

rocn1 dinIns -oor, and 5edroor, reasonattes
party leavlnE the cItv no dealers 913 Ersu
81 VI end hoor front Ms Brown l1f.Sx
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PApERHAEGING IS ard up PAINTING
and PLAsTERING Arst-class work ard the
: hest materials Csll Pump. Adams sos4
Evening star., 1926-06-10

DINING ROOM SUITE small windsor .S,
ceilent condition cheap for quick sale,
S4nq Sth n after s 'CTock Ins ~
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DAY BED. MAHOGANY. Apiece living ROOM
set. oak chIfonler. $500 vlct-ola. mahcE
slngl. he'd. complete. mahogany nd chste ~
411S Ard st nu IL
Evening star., 1926-06-10

F1RNITrRE AND RrGe-sell,nE out sstss
anoe 7eu and uaad living dining and n.d
room suites desks chair. console ard .rd
tables mtrro~s dresser. chest drawers -
rr1ce Coesw.lls BarFalr House Omen To-,
nm tdarr. 1S4o c4o3 18th nv 1ss"
Evening star., 1926-06-10

CRUISER c6-ft n 500 a.
ntles. cS-ft speedhoat 9Th ~ wharf -.
Ask for Mike -
DAVENPORT. coed a. new s15, 1924 Eve
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d. HICKORY LAWN SET. three pteces .thesk
better kind harEair; also rug. 9Yl%T.
j. nor, swing two MAHOGANY a:mchalrs ultN.s
t2rest-v sears 3c1 Na-rur1 IL sre
Evening star., 1926-06-10

ICE BOX. top chamber. white ensraee
inside almost new $40 seen by appqnt.s
nent within ; DAYS only. Phone Potion az :
3ae3W 1876 18Th 81 nv Apt. 4ne 80
LAWN MOWERS. old and new sold and s1.rs
changed. sharpened ard repaired. Lawn
Mover Service. p1G 1lth st nv Frsnklig~:
Evening star., 1926-06-10

CHINA GARNET. r,ahoFart almost rsv.
80 mahogany oh'HorIrr. $40 another chf
fon'er. 81 ~ sections rahns hootr=srs.
roo small table -,th 6-avs- - ',rre vi.
rnr nth metal frame $40 i;4G Co-onra,f
81 Phone North 4OtS-I -
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FOR SALE-NJSCEIJ>>FOIS

ADDING MACHINE Ar,er1car u,U mint
1xfelltnt condition as 1905 X :, ~
FRIDAY morning " .
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Man with initiativs imagination sIss,s,rs ana eS T.
sso,etarial capacity: can handle large cor
rsspondsnce deslrn, 9sigsns ter
dress BOX 34O-A. star ONCE
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FURNITURE dl.he. ard cooking utensils
of 2-rr' art Call after Or, 1ilt ",
Evening star., 1926-06-10

PRESSING MACHINE. GA Hoffman: Al
condition: S1T5. Phone Lincoln 1o430.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

STUDENTS and teachers. rroftahle work
posItior or REGULAR sales force. Fuller Brush
In 61S Net-opoiitan Bank Pldg
Evening star., 1926-06-10

NrN WA\Trn eyrer,erced for house-to
house csrvass,rE Nth houseRld turn,sh
rngs and lad, ~ AL, =" wear. rer-, 2nenf no
s,tion ArrIv tn ~ am. 1919 Ism
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IVTNG ROOM SUITE. tapestry oversfuffed
nod condition: slip covers Phnn. Gel.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

DAY BED. mahogany and wicker finish Ter.
fert condition; cover included Pot H64p
Evening star., 1926-06-10

HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Naval officer. leavlrs =,
city. will sell The tollowinE a, harTaln. I'm
suite SIS SOIL 18th 81 M ColuniHls
1IS2-T n dealers 49,
Evening star., 1926-06-10

PI.AYER-PIANO. Arthur Jordan: like new
viii sacrifice for cash. ltOs Monroe at
Evening star., 1926-06-10

CASH REGISTER electro. total addition =.
check gwen: cost $500 sell 81 80 m Broad
way Deh"a'e..en Store ia X 81 W.
f1"d noa clareni6ith"
S36I-2 lostsr.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

sTENoGRAPHER first class ahle drive
Dodge 7utor,o',,ls willing Leave CITY aur1ns
sur,r7er Address Box c34A. sta" offce
Evening star., 1926-06-10

NaIn KIN.
F.. :. LATE. {. :. l..
74l Eleventh st. NV.
" asl,inrton. y. {.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

REFRTGERATORS-Ne and second hand.
for all purposes. McCrav Refrigerator Cna 81
Evening star., 1926-06-10

~ites less than half price Why pav r1oTee'
Every range guaranteed y. ". Wllllans
500 STR VI. Main 3oSS. s. ssA
Evening star., 1926-06-10

pHARNACIeT reclster-d IN n G.. netween
- and IS wears Of age: must have GOOD
ieferences permanent position. Address Box
Evening star., 1926-06-10

WANTEI. MIRROR piano hench rid,ts
boots 80 to :: dresses size is. Ad3rIss
Evening star., 1926-06-10

STENOGRAPEER of sufficient exnericnce 70
take charge Of the clerical work IN branch
office In replying state experlence. Ienu
nerat,or expected and rhone number. Al
dress BOX nan-A Star office TO-
Evening star., 1926-06-10
IEARN REAL, ESTATE

Learn this most Interesting and nroHtahle
h,siress splendid returrs for CONSCIENTIOUS
workers with enllln- ability. comm ,ssl on
hasis JOIN the live-wire fnrce that ia Sc
ing wash,nstons premier Virginia suburb,
80 Weights or the Lee H,ghwav. 20 minutes
fror, the White HOUSE Inquire for salss
manager RUIZ Lee Nnar. 1905 New York
Evening star., 1926-06-10

Salesman To Sell Ford Cars
Prospects furnished. Attractive propoei
tton See Mr.. Robey. Eobey Motor &C..
1929 ! a.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

VAKIN LAUNCH. Is feet 1N-h p. ro'or-
good condition Call after ) nm. Anaios'aA's
ROat Clmh foot nt NeW Hann. n Lrs ave
Evening star., 1926-06-10

CLOTHING SALESMAN.
must be thoroughly expert
enced, mems suits, topcoats.
Call o17 + It.
ASSISTANT BUYER. ENPE-
RIENCED IN HOUSE FUR
NISHINGS. CHINA. GLASS
AND LAMPS. WONDER
FUL OPPORTUNITY FOR
YOUNG MAN. APPLY SU-
PERINTFNDENT, PALA1S
ROYAL. llth AND G. SITS.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR.
middle aged; must have hv-
draulic license: also Young man
for office work. Apply Supt.,
Falais ROYAL. l1th and & SITS.
PORTER. Young. colored !:
must have references; perma-
nent position. Apply immedi-
ately. Philipsborns, 61O 18th
NV.
Salesman To Sell Ford Cars.
Prospects furnished. Attractive propoei-
n2S s1ss ! Sss 4. Mr. A'0sy S0'e' A0''f Co.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

GAS RANGE. small. douhle bod and srrinkt
Pathe phonoFraph and piano. l3s No. Far
nina
Evening star., 1926-06-10

BUFFET. o4x54Inch dining table and e~t
rnaf-, S25 tskes all. 1915 4th ST. - !.
Phone Ad3ma 1907 IN'
Evening star., 1926-06-10

,ury slightly used 1915 second h and pianos
1on'h rfoH' 'G u.a,7 rrand. AZ reduced pricees.,
Clanos for lent. Hugo Worch. lilo G 81
Evening star., 1926-06-10

WFNs SUITS 2 Spring ron cnst narfe ~
order. size a. $50 the lot. Ant. 81, 1901
81 u q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28
H00SIER S0L0NS
BUSY STUDYING
U. S. farm AID
congressman Divided Upon
AdvirablIity of Further
Relief.
BY Roscoe b. Fleming
TYmea Gtoff Oorrespondent

1fHbOO 6gOU OVTTOoDOWUOUt
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.--As the
big farm meeting In Iowa is called.
Indiana's representatives in Con-
gress are studying the farmers
plight with good deal of concern.
All members of the delegation
were in favor of the Haugen bill,
which provides bureau of toopera-
tive marketing in the Department of
Agriculture, and has passed the
House.
The delegation Is divided, how
ever, upon the advisability Of further
attempted relief by legislation for the
farmer.
Few Favor Bill
Some Of them support the Dick
inson bill, which would establish
Federal farm board to aid in dis
posing Of the domestic surplus OF
farm products, through a revolving
fund.
This is the bill which was pushed
to the front following the first out
burst Of indignation from Iowa last
month, when the Iowa delegation
was called home.
Representatives Hickey, Hail and
eSNoble Johnson expressed the belief
hat the Haugen bill will be of
great help. Representative Updike
also expressed this belief, and said
he was generally in favor of the
Dickinson bill, although he had not
studied 1t thoroughly and might OBJ
ject to some sections. Senator Rob-
inson expressed great interest in
the Dickinson proposal, but has not
studied it.
I'm in favor of further farm leg
islation which will be sound econom.
ically, but must study each meas
ure as presented he said.
Harry Rowbottom of Evansville
also has been studying the farm sit
uation, and will vote for Sound
measure of relief" he said.
Water Farmers
Representative Garfield, Democrat,
of the Fourth district, was invited
to the Iowa meeting. He expressed
regret that he could not be present,
and added, in his letter:
II suggest that the meeting should
insist that every representative in
Congress from the Middle West do
all in his power to see that the tariff
rates are lowered during this session
of Congress.
by SO doing they can help the
farmers and put them in a position
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28

to purchase the things they need
at fair prices, and remove the, rank
discrimination against them that
exists at the present time
Garfield expressed belief that a
central marketing agency, under
Government supervision, with State
agencies at each State capital, for
marketing by farm cooperatives
direct to the retailer and consumer,
might help
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28

builders hardware were outlined by
]. F. Horraday, Richmond; on
paints, by 1. o. Reinoehl, Kendall
vile; on sporting goods, by c. H..
Heinzerling. Garrett; on household
and kitchenware. by A. G. Hayden.
Rushville; on ranges and heaters, by
H. l.. Gaines, Greensburg. and on
small hardware merchandise, by r.
C.. SOcin. Muncie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28
HARDWARE MEN MEET

Business Future Of Indiana Subject
Of KoIzomo Speaker.
J. e. Frederick, Kokomo, speaking
on Business and It's Future in In
DIANA" topped the program at the
Indiana Retail Hardware Associa-
ton convention at the Claypool to.
day.
Best sales methods on tools and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28
Guard Against Flu"
With MusteroIe

Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia
you get those warning aches, get busy
with good old Musterole.
Musterole relieves the congestion
and stimulates circulation. 1t has all
Ahe good qualities of the old fashioned
mustard plaster without the blister.
Rub 1t on with your fnger-tips. First
you feel warm Jingle as the healing
ointment penetrates the pores, then a
soothing. cooling sensation and quick
relief. Have MusteBole handy for
emergency use. 1t may prevent seri-
nIla illnaSS
New Britain herald., 1926-02-17
Another Suspect Gives
 Up in Counterfeit Case

Berlin, Feb, r LP) -- Arthur Schultz, accused of having been one Of tho principals in the Hungarian 'tMrty billion franc" counterfeit ing case, surrendered 10 the police here today. He is q photo-technical expert and is charged with having Iprcpared the plates for the counter | felt French notes printed by the IcOnspirators.
 Schultze is said 10 have acted at ltho instigatI0n of Prince Ludwig i Wiadisch -Gract2. now under arro st as the lender of the conspiracy. Schultz, the police say, claims the
 prince insisted the plot was q poIiti-
 cal movement sanctioned by the Hungarian government. When he roaliacd that the prince did not
 have sufficient funds for political enterprise. schultz said he decided
 to quit the conspiracy. From that
 tim", hc asserts, the countcrfoiters treated him as q prisoner,
 tinalN however, he succeeded in
 escaping from Hungary and since then has bcon living in Berlin,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-17
Air Piracy Case Goes
 To Federal Court Judge

Chicago Feb. IT N1 -- The lair piracy" suit of the Zenith Radio corporation and it's president, Eu- gene r. Mcdonald, IT, which were prosrcuted hy the government in criminal action for alleged vio'a- ions of it's license was taken un- der advisoment late yesterday by Federal Judge James Wilkerson.
 Irving Horriott, defense attorney in his closing argument, stressed the point that the secretary of commerce, while empowered under the 1912 wireless telegraphy laws 10 issue licenses, is without power to force q station to operate on 6 wave length specified in the H. censo. and that the hroadcastor may experiment upon other wave ] lengths
 stephen E. Davia, solicitor for inc department of commerce, de rIared the department had 10 con- sidor the needs of the public when assigning wave lengths and said lime mugt como when geographic aIlotments Of wave lengths must l." made 10 avoid present congos- iou.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-17
CRITICIZES ARITHMETIC
Difference Between Cost Price and Sale Price Is Not All Profit, Hard. ware Man Explains

Philadelphia, Feb, II FA-Ex. amples in arithmetics used Tn the public schools 10 teach children how to figure profits on sales were described last night as being er- roneoua by R, w. Hatcher Mil- ledgeulle, Ga. president Of the Pennsylvania and Atlantic seaboard Hardware Association.
 Ninety Of arithmetics in use, Mir, Hatcher said. contalne problems based on tho theory that the dif- ference between buying and selling prices is profit and no considera- ton is given 10 the costs of opera ting a business and how such costs affect the consumer,
 "Ihe task Of making complete study of these arithmetics and re. yisins all incorrect problems re- suited in detailed reports being made 10 ?6 publishers covering some 4iG0 examples corrected, he asserted. IL was pointed out that there Is no such term as gross profits' and that, defined by Web ster, profit is the excess Of the price received over the cost Of pur- chasing and handling or producing and marketing particular goods"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-17
NEGRO MESSIAH IS , HELD AS 'SLAVER'
IS Of RoberSOn'S Followers Also
 Indicted Under Mann Act

New York Feb, 17 LP-Mann act indictments against Elder w. Rober- son, Negro messiah" and S3 Of his followers were returned yesterday by federal grand Jury
 The charges were based upon complaints 10 District Attorney Buckner. and are said to involve otfenses against eighteen Negro girls who joined Robersons cult and Were transported to its homes, maintained under tho names Of training schools In Chicago, New York and Ahescon, Monmouth county x. J. Fourteen Of those in- dcted were women
 The cult was variously known as The Black JeWa,' the "Church of the Lver.LIying and Never-Dying, ' and "The Temple Of the Gospel of the Kingdom" Several of Robor- sons fourteen especial "apostles" are understood to be walters in At lantic City hotels.
 As soon as the indictments were returned federal agents and detee- tIves began roundup of those of the cult known to be in New York. md teltgraphed requests for similar action by authorities in Chicago and New Jersey.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-17
.CATHCART RULING
 STILL PENDING
Sec, Davis Again POStponeS His
 Vacation

Washington, Fob, Y GPl-~Srcra- tary Davis postponed his departure for Florida on q vacation trip to day in order 10 give further atton- ton to the case Of the Countess ol Cathcart who has appealed from h." decision of immigration authorities at New York barring her from the United States,
 MT, Davis had first planned to leave for Florida carly today but he decided this morning 10 stay in the city until tonight to ponder over the problems described as Of "a semi-lega" nature involved in his decision concerning the countess who has been excluded on moral turpitude grounds in connection with her clopemont several years ago with the Earl Of Craven.
 Should the countess be deported, it appears that she will leave for home on the samo day that her olopement companion will sail for Bermuda from Canada. The earl, however, plans 10 sail for Bermuda, on Feb. 27, while the countess will return 10 England. Under the im- migration law Countess Vera must leave on a ship of the line that brought her here and the Cunard lines next ship for England sails from New York on February 27.
 Secretary Davis had hoped to de- liver a decision in the case last night. following q hearing granted inc countess counsel on Monday, but he desires more information concerning certain phases of it, Some Of these questions are of T semi-legal nature hut 1t Is not dis closed whether they are connected with public policy in enforcing the immigration law. Mir. Davis con- fnrred yesterday with Attorney Gen cral Sargent but it is not known whether their talk had 10 do with the Cathcart case,
 While the secretary is YacatiOning in Florida his aides at tho depart ment will perfect the case in prep aration for his final decision upon his return. Should the decision di- rect that the countess be deported, her counsel William A. Deford, is ! expected to begin haboas corpus proceedings in New York courts 10 test the law as it applies to her