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WANTED-I.OTS.
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

FUN SALE-AN nEAUC.
city: . houses. necessary outbuiidine: fine
condition plenty fruit: water. $4,000.
Fr. 6O31
5-ACRE TRACTS NEAR WHITE OAK. Md
4 miles from District line. Address Box
315-E. Star Office.
TO 80 ACRES MONTGOMERY COUNTY
near Bethesda $3.50 to 5000 per acre. Ad-
dress Box 2O9-E. Star Office.
HIGH WOODED LOTS OF 70 ) ACRES.
near Woodford Station. Wash. Va. Elec. Ry.;
near paved road and bus line: $3.50 per
acre. PAYABLE monthly Owner. w. A. SHER.
MAN. r, 3. Vienna. Va lss
ACREAGE.
) acres in D. C.. big frontage on macadam
I'd. Not far from building operations choice
home site: or good investment. NJ. 969l.
r. L. ELLIOTT
e &C. NILE - oE Zoo D C. oS OLD
GEORGETOWN rd. at So 900 per acre.
2S ac l mile north of D. C.. near Conn.
ave, at 50 900 per acre.
81 ac.. 2 miles north Of ID. C.. on Old
GEORGETOWN I'd, at 81 900 per acre.
So ac. 6 miles north of d. C.. on Coles
vile pike. at $500 per acre.
vile pike. at S7o0 per acre,
20 ac 9 miles north of u. C.. on Brook
vile pike. at $500 per acre.
rs &C. 8 miles north of ID. C.. on Lay
Hill pike. al 500 per acre:
shrewd investors should investigate these
OFFS. Flkn 5595. r. B. FARQUHAR Jr,
1416 F st. NV. Res. Cleve. a31 W.
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ROCKVILLE: PIKE.

sixteen acres. less than 10 miles from
u. G. One S-room house. one 3-r0om house.
barn and other improvements Land lies
we'll and has over 600 feet frontage ON
State highway This is an excellent prop
erty and can he bought for 81 800. on rea
sonahle terms.
WALTER A. BROWN. 1900 H. VI. 1881.
NEAR MT. VERNON. VA.
"a acres level land: S-r ". brick dwell
ing. with steam heat. electricity. complete
water system and slate roof; large orchard
tion and only Ia miles from city over hard
road, Price. $4,000. without doubt the
lowest priced property of its class the
market: will trade for city property if cash
is added
G. +. LIKENS.
1910 NJ st. NV Pot 43oq
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SAJ,E-C.iRMS

EVERY VARIETY, OF COUNTRY; 1a In
hona bt"m stce 81 eop Md dp and nd "a "fs Fn 5aS
r. r. FARoUHAR. Jr.. 1il6 F st. n.y.
FRUIT AND POULTRY. 50 3 ACRES Res. tsn hon
house, 500 capacity brooder house. breed
ing ETC. :,,n far d%eTs ON "d
sraVeied,. leads @ to new concrete nike dss less
washington in 40 minutes. Monthly com,
%saHm MeW Y"rk and nd must % sel before before Sovember
Is. Price. S4.150. includes 60 hens and
nmIIets C. White Leshorns ms 0d oGTS JsrN,s "ass
Place" J. O'MAII.EY. Lorton. Va.
COUNTRY ESTATE-CAN BE MADE A
beautiful country home. sanitariuu, or tea
house: 23 acres: all in cultivation; 10 acrSSi 0Ii
watrred: State pike. 6 miles from Dls-
trct line. Call Adams slds. 43:3 Iowa
3. 600 acres virgin timber land. IRON, ore;
fine graz,ng and good hunting. WI .el
reasonable. Address Box 3'l'p' Star
5-ACRE TRACTS. NEARBY MARYLANp.
$3.50 terms; SO cash. S. per month Ad-
land isnd on Sn' saturdsy' Oct q. 1925 Al nm,
on the premises. anOuJ | nile ITVHI y
and on public road from T. 3 to t1scata
way Prince Georges County. Nd. Nauahle
improvements Known as LETTERS pronerty
Jnper Marlboro. Md. ana 601-6ll Column
bian Bldg. on SATURDAY.. -- =
500 ACRES GOOD FARMING LAND. 100
acres in wood balance tillahle about zoo
acres good bottom land. Will sell az whole
or divide: terms and cheap: near Warrcnfon
Va Mill Park Farm. wonderful stock
farm $50 acres. a beautiful country home.
large mansion and all kinds of outhulldlngs
IN good repair. fenced and we'll watered
near Haymarket. Va: rich farming s"c-
tion: terms and price right.
dandy small farm near Aldie,, Va ON
highway Sroom house. bath eiectrlcitN
cellar sleeping porch. front porch GOOD out
buildings of every kind in first class repair,
nice lawn on high elevation: Just wonder
ful country home: only 33 miles to WASH =,
neton. y. G.. macadam road; rrlccd
right and terms.
small dairy farm. Is acres: 5 miles go
Alexandria, Va. , minutes walk to trolley
station 1-room house. bath. electricity. pipe
less furnace. barns. sheds. chicken houses.
milk house. tenant house. all in hrst-c,ass
condition: 3 acres woods: asks less thah
Beautiful country home on Mt, Vernon
highway. > miles so. Alexandria. Va: =
room house good as new furnace heat.
hath. large screened porches. open hrt !,
place. barn. > garages. hen house. WOOD
house. meat house. corn house: All KINDS ot
fruit flowers. plenty of wood. good water.
g. RAYMOND GAINES
Alexandria, Va. Phone 1ip6.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

MUST BE SOLD---NO REASONABLE OF
fer refused: waterfront property directly on
Potomac. with seyen-room electric lghted
bungalow. Box s. Potomac Beach. Va
GIVING THIS LOT AWAY!
have fine waterfront lot 25 miles from
Washington on salt water. in an improved
which ] am very anxious to dispose of and
to one who viii act quickly. will consider
$3.50. II YOU have $40 cash I will ar
range the balance IN satisfactory payments
Surely at this prICe--it is giving it away.
TelephOne Mr. LYON. Main 4hN6
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Unusual values and We urge you to inspect
'"''' 't' 4ts PtEcATuR ST.
Evening Star Model Home.)
4, Beautiful new corner home in best sec;
With 5ui,in Shower and tSb: s"'a sardwood aod
s1a1 AtIfr5 ILLINOIS 9''AS Ave sArsf 1PErWoRrH.
. IN the very best section: pretty home OF
Sorches nshed nHhs fs beautisv ien ossa sso large
SIS BUCHANAN ST
ted Mnss bs,h rent hot at sacrics new Groom and
sIe DECATUR ST ~''
rofb na a9d ha5h sasssdn eeSns
a1e DELAFIELD PL
hoors; large porches pron So
Large six-room and tiled bath home
porches: owner will build garage for good
mense porches; SOS.
: rooms inciosed breakfast porch. sleep,
Ing po,ches: screened house is weather
" .'''N' ~ 1442 OAK ST.
Between 18th and 18th SITS; 9. large
rooms cooss s4a RTrTh pTG sEGe1,eTt condition
,.s rooms and tile bath: hardwood floors;
large porShes; ndIs 81 pgaraSs; rage $40 pflnc p,vn
Eight rooms and bath. porhes: about p
scre ground; fruit trees, chicken run. etc
18th and x. Main aoso.
327 n PL. NE.
.,66 r, b.; elec;: good condition; garage;
D' "G5i 1913 s"6sEfi OLIVE ssT. NE.
- r. & b.; cleo: newly decorated; rent rea-
:, OK ST. NE,
l. r 5 5a5 :; :GkEsHHM f!fsi lGT FTE Tn' NV
r. b.: furnace heat; available Nov. L;
reasonable a14 18th ST Sc
r. b. 4sil 81 llsst s9th 81 81 'S Sc Ro'
r. 4 b. ssss Sci i4t% G%'rslss' 81. NV t%r"''''
r. 900 3 KS xsb9RS h5:T p; PL.' fsFsWE'' NV.
FLATS.
rooms. kj,shep ana hsiSs: $50.
, rooms BATH Rath. N eecl. c. sas "a" and heat in
GUIDED IN Tensi al4S 90 . ST, NV.
Or b.; fsFHis' sa ( 81. heat, N.M' 1Gw rent
er. h.; 40 i7t Toth f; Pc gfasSnsble 3 E
..5 r b.: 2nd A. elec furnace heat:
~ 1912 CALVERT ST. NV.
r. e. h.: separate gas and elec. meters:
FOR RENT-COLORED.
769 HOBART PL. NV
p.6f, r. 4 b; cleo; furnace heat; garage
"e'' s'' "A "a HOBART pL. NV.
& b slf flf6 Dlx6N t.Ensfe eT' sw heS. $3.50
4 rooms Tsfsr Ycts 7sh Il yssETf; 81; r. 90
rG"m s5,55s.ssa n5lGE awf5RE HoBARf f4P Pm mo NV.
Or. & b. each: furnace heat: low rent.
y. Z. RYON CO.. INC.
s4Is IsS3 i4Ih F St i, coihmb,s Main s'fe fs77
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY.

APARTMENT AND STORCRooM. 1T
able for undertaken. northwest section;
must he priced right Address Box @ii-D'
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FOR RENT-STOREs.
New coRNER sToRe; sUITABsLE FOR
almost any bYsiness % z pest cI.r northTest Sec
rent reasonable. AppIy Allies Hotel. 10.
ON PA. AVE. Sc BETWEEN 3rd AND 4th
Anniy 324 Pa. ave. Sc. ----------------------
LARGE BAsEMENT-EXCELLENT OPEN
ing for bookshopi de d:licstessen. beauty par
sl5 y: CAPITOL !NEAR GOVT. PRINT M
BACK yard &C.; splendid location. Key at
144a NV. OPPOSITE RIGGS MARKET:
:sS: 'o*STS slos
RAsExEETTssS RSSsx! ioE 5.s1. CONN. AVE: LARGE
1901 o ST. NV. CORNER ......- s55ss 90 oo
tAS*9S|RS s|S S.S sSoS ye!k sS4snE5RE z4. NR NC
large display windows; modern; heated.
sn. M w Tf ea. or movs out "
sXdn% snX hind Of to Su'ness sss reasonable Owner OF
dueed deSt to S 5000: spt Il desired Col 1871.
1909 BLADENsBURG Road N:E:EIN DE-:
lis;hmens drug store etc INQUIRE at 1908
g K sT- N:E-L1RGE STORE. ELEC .Ss5 50
80 l,,h xN. N Nv. +, NcaRAsSx Main s71e.
str S .Soo s00a Cali H'tss c1eve % sSss -O oar
Sc: CORNER OF 2lst AND L SITS. Nv
'Css ~tsn " yesf: sss 'ss9'0 ssS W." lease '''
s%. sss ''s,, r.; S1fss Iesi fsis ''s n .,7
d;ssr aSs n store ST 'front.' seou oeaon
for for any business: could be divided toe tSo
tenants ro rent g1- redpced i Apply KAHN oPTl-
Sa9Ba On Ase only Sfa
in this block and . nne opportunity pre-
ss ,sel .scs sa sso. .ssb ss u. or
a" ''''''4i&RsSss' HISS: I S.;S sSs CO
aos AZ sT-ENTIRE BLDG. .... ss95 ssG5 90 GO
s1e IeHissna c,S sys-Entire bldg. 1so so 9"
5oa7 Georgia ave.ICcrnerr ...... 900
Corner, Chevy Chase Circle ciIrcle $4,000
1872 and X. 'Af N'AN' Main aoso.
THOS. D. WALSH.
sIl65sd1ss ;o1b . TwsMs1rs Nth l,o1. apt
iSss iSSss '?!s ssos J. HOP. HGsanz sS:!n:: :;si.
THOS. D. WALSH.
SIS 11th St. wv. Main 1859.
l DUPONT CIRCLE.
Large store, high-grade busi-
ness location.
THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO.,
Inc,
738 18th St. Main $3.50.
1906 EYE ST. NV.
Small store ideal for sample
or show room or office.
Rent, SIS.
14th AND FAIRMONT.
Fine store, with fat, connect
ed with large apartment build
ing. SIPS.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1870 You St.
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RENT-FARMS.

family, on farm; 120 acres situated near
Esnaeeas viii fesee on shares. LUKE NJ
&o2ANR ga "a. ave-. g.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.


TWO DAYS TO DELIVER MONEY SEC,
H. l. COLEMAN, l41o G st. NV. Fr noS. s23s,
Sross II the sos .ra EssT Of SD
a 'frs si sos FFse' fs ave e.aDNAN Ia
MONEY 10 LOAN ON d, c. REAL ESTATE
fHnEE fHEEsKPpt ssKRPepq9t + PsTeySlns Ss interest JESSE
MoSEY T0 j 2AN p m ANY ANoIMT FOR
IN the District Of Columbia Inst alimsnt 7oani ni
and vTsinia on 1o9esr nfa %qSshls lsrysn in.ts!i,
mortA5S i Sniff Fl rff'is s 9f ss SSa fs
loans on b B. G real estate: % prevailing f Interest
.sf sToSR eSf slfGH EH1RFsx. Rfs so4 18th St. NV
LA st TRusT II1.s Ioa6. LoANys vA@'% YEARS
di driiaa. va Va. Phone Ss7' A'H"''o" -" N''A' :"
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN At bH AND
s or oT MeEhS
COMPANY. 1915 ct. NV. Phone Frank
Sa s5ys s a.!.s5 H2S55y e ss t.4s zs .s
1.o7 Ess Eeis ssafs sEseS1ksS z7s ksls ,lss o.,
kesrhy Ca HnD and 3 ofD {. Farm , and eons,rgc
ton loans, Quick results. s. H. WEIR.
FIRST. SECOND, AND THIRD TRUSTS
placed at reasonable rates.
A. MCNEIL 4 co. INC.
Insurance Bldg. NJ. 5644.
MONEY, TO LOAN on, D. Z. REAL ESTATE
Let US have your spnlIcatiqn
EDWARD 7sf + SGbwARTz. S,b NK INC"
" A 9S5 $500 S Sp hTsa NOTES ss
ton, reasonable eHAs. IsteD b. sAcER.
924 14th ct. NV. Main 30.
UNLIMITED AMOUNT 81 9. TO LOAN
private SECOND trust money,
HARRY W. KELLAMS.
1910 Vermont Ave. Main s33. 1ss
NEED MONEY;
In your business?
improvements on your property?
To keep your children In school?
Or take care of your accumulated ac-
counts?
can help you with a fret or eecond trust al
reasonable rates. J. p: QCARLES, 10S
South Washington ct. Alexandria Va.
MONEY AT @ PER CENT AvAILh oLE FOR
loans on improved city property. any amount.
Applications answered Immediately.
WARDMAN,
14ao ST Msin 3sso
QUICK MONEY.
FIRST SECOND and THIRD
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FOR RENT-DESK SPACE.

GENTLEMAN WHO is OFT i'RACrlC ALLY
al day, will share well furnished. bright.
outside once in District Nstiona' Bank
! Building on basis of half OF Office rent and
phone $3.50 per month";. Gail Nam
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90 ACRES.
40 UNDER CULTIVATION.
10 Miles from Washington.
Macadam Road.

Old house modern cnnveniences and out
buildings. also tenant house: fine lawn. huge
trees shrubbery and fruit IN abundance.
PRICE. S2l 900.
Telephone OWNER. Falls Church ITO. :.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

SMALL FARM-wITL PAY CAsH-sTATE
price location. TRANSPORTATION facilities. etc. :
Nd. or Va: prefer location on highway
Address Box 20 =. Star of1ce.
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WANTED-DESK SPACE.

DESK SPACE
~ Telephone calls taken. 800 Investment
Bldg. Fl S1o2
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MONEY To LOAN.
WANTED-NONEY.
S.IE-sTHIrRE,N PROPERTY.

real. ESTATE BROKER WANTS CONNEC'
tlou with individual or corporation who mas
first serond and thrd trust money on hand
Address Box "tS-D. star office
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1898 PARK PL. N.W.-6 X. AND BATH
h .-w.-h.. screened sleeping porch; S75.
401S Ord st. n.w.-6 r.. recpt. hall
1899 Ingelside terrace n.w.-6 r. tile
$3.50 .7th st. n.w.-s r. and bath. ami
porches. gar: 500.
ami. rorches. 2-car GARAGE: S75.
513 Allison st. n.w.--6 r. and bath ami :.
3 porches: $3.50.
1887 Montague st. n.w.--9 r. and baths
ami. 500.
1857 .Montasue st. n.w.-9 r. and baths
ami. 500.
S04 end ST. nw.-6 r. and bath. gas
light. latrobe heat: sag.
721 Quebec ST. NV r. and > baths
am . garage: 500.
53"1 18th st.-s r. and > baths. ami
screened. b.-i. garage. shower: newly pa
pered corner house: $3.50.
"4I3 end st. n.e.-Porches. r. and bath
h w. N. gas. d. garage: $50
heat: SoO.o0.
VIM. :. PHILLIPS 4 CO. INC.
1892 X st NV Main 5000.
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Buy FROM OWNER SAVE COMMISSIONS.
Dutch colonial. ceuter-hall plan large
rooms Z porChes tllod bath. shower. built
in fixtures hardwood fnOrs throughout; :;
storage hot-water system; large lot reason
ably priced. Owner on premises 2 High
land ave- West Chevy Chase Heights.
Bethesda Md 10'
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NEW. DETACHED ; ROOMS. TILE BATH:
MI: NV h.. gas. elec in District near
cars sehools.. stores. $40. 80 down; S4e 80
dress BOX ta5-E. star Office. l7'
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6-rn. semi modern bone. A. land. lots
of fruit and good outhuIdings husses 10
the city pass this property. 80 min by auto
tn center Of city. NJ o6of. r L. ELLIOTT.
evening = 1890
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| BEAUTIFUL 7.R. sEMIBtT NGALOW WITH
| = baths on large corner lot absolutely mod
ern. Will accept good lot part payment.
| See ]. l. PRICE at Va Highlands. or will
! rent to responsible party 49,
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A 66-ACRE TRACT OF LAND. NOW St'B-
division in MARYLAND near District Line. VIII
trade or sell AT $500 per acre. Address Box
$50 ~ Star office
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DETACHED WOODBRIDGE
HOME

Colonial front & extra large rooms. TILED
bath fine cellar. laundry trays. servants
toilet good condition: complete with sh AIDES
ard screens: Earace. large grounds con
venlent To cars. schools etc. Rent very
~ezsonahle Lincoln InS2
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FOI RRUOM AND RATH ri NGALOW TWO
hpdroOms ami. block from cars: con
crete road direct tn Wash: price. $4,000 .
$3.50 cash SIS month Bunker Hill road
near Brentwood post office. EDWARD y.
.IGHTRONXN nNNner ann hnIlnnr
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
COMPANY 1 MARKSMEN
 BEAT REGIMENT RECORD
Make i,53S Points Out Of Possible t,500 At Indoor Rifle Shoot
 At Armory.

Company I, lssth Infantry held its. annual regimental indoor rife shoot ct the state armory last night The company made a creditable record, totalling 1,433 points out of q possible 1900. The high record score of the regimental match last year was 1871 for rife companies in the same class. which would indi- cate that Company l has an excel lent chance of winning the prize ot- tered in its class. The range officer was Second It William E. Litke of Company H, l69th Infantry.
 The individual scores were as fol- lows; 1st Sgt, Bradbury. 1&7: Corp, Augustine. l47; ist It. Carey, 145: Private Jenak, t45; Capt w. w. T, Squire, 1i3; Sgt. Rancor, 143; 2nd It, De Lorenze, l41: Corp. Bram- hall, Al, Corp. Hewitt, 141; Sgt, Walker. 14o.
 The enlisted strength ot Company last night was 62 one man having been recruited at the regular drill There are opportunities for higt grade men to enlist as there will be several vacancies before the annua encampment as several of the origin al members 0: the company vii have reached the expiration Of theil term of enlistment.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
WOUNDED MAN IS
 FOUND IN CELLAR
Lawrence Gunnan Arrested
 After Fatal Shooting

Lawrence. Mass. March 30 CPl-- Picked up in the collar of a desert ed house where he had lain wound ed for more than 24 hours, Angelo Sianodra of this city was arrested last night and after four hours of questioning admitted that he shot and killed Salvatore Maienza oi Bos- ton In gun duel here Saturday night. He was held without bail for arraignment In the district court tomorrow.
 City Marshal Timothy J. O'Brien who made the arrest said that Sian odra admitted the shooting, but said he shot in self defense after a quarrel over money. Sianodra said Maienza demanded money of him. He refused and laughed, whereup Maien2a shot him. He re- turned the fire and ran.
 He made his way to the house in which he was found last night and remained in hiding there. His wound. a superficial one In his left sida was dressed for the first time after his arrival at the police sta tion last night. The city marsha declined to say how he learned oi Sianodra's hiding place. The mar submitted to arrest quietly he said
 Sisnodra will not be charged witt the murder of Harry W. Trumbull who was killed by a stray bulle when he passed in his automobile during the fight. the police said.
 It has been definitely established that the bullet which caused hi death was fired from Maienza's re Volver.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

tho future" "It was simply an in- dication Of many dangers arising when large crowds Of pupils are thrown together away from home"
 University of Nebraska athletic ot- ficials and officers Of the state high school athletic association have ex- pressed surprise at the action of tho .Omaha high principals.
 Secretary Nelson of the association announced il withdrawal would not affect the 1927 tourney. and W. J, Braham. member of tho board, de. clared the Omaha principals were victims of fabrications
 The alleged drinking occurred the last night of the 1926 tournament held earlier this month. The tourna- ment is the largest high school meet lin tho United States, 800 teams par ticipating this year.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
Mexican Alien Land Law
 Is Given Publication

Mexico City, March 30 P>-The Mexican government today pub lished the regulations governing the alien land law as provided for by Article Of the Constitution.
 The regulations provide that notaries, judges. consuls In foreign countries and other officials who draw up or register instruments certifying land titles within the prohibited zones along the border and the coast lines. to foreigners contrary to the law will be dis missed.
 Land title documents of indi- viduals or corporations, In which foreigners as individuals or stock holders hold a title to Mexican lands, must provide that such for eigners will become Mexican citi- 2ens, as Tar as such lands are con- cerncd, and renounce their right to appeal to their governments in any l controversy over the land.
 Foreigners who obtain land titles within the prohibited zone must ! secure permission from the foreign 1 office.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

me where I am In politics but my self and no one will retire me but myself,
 q had absolutely no knowledge of the peace negotiations with the state organization of which you speak, nor do l know anything about tho declaration of peace which you say has been made" Further than this ho would make no statement about developments in tho political situation since he has been away in Europe, He ar rived home Saturday on the Bcren- garia and was interviewed by the Telegram in New York.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
JOHN I. KING NOT
 OUT AS LEADER
Fairfield Republicans Reported
 Still Insurgents

Bridgeport, March so U0 --- The Bridgeport Telegram says today that John T, King has not retired as republican political leader Of Bridgeport and that indications are tho state of peace that has been declared between the republican city and state organization will not come to pass.
 'I have not retired from Bridge port politics" NIT. King told the Telegram last night. No ono put
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
 IS FOUND DRINKING
As Result Omaha Principal Forhlds Basketball Team Entering
 Tourney

Omaha. Neb,. March 90 Fl--An instance Of student drinking in q Lincoln hotel was cited today by Dwigh, E, Porter. principal Of the Omaha Technical high school. in connection with the withdrawal of Omaha high school from competi- tion at the state inter-scholastic basketball tournaments at Lincoln.
 Mir, Porter asserted that tho action .of tha Omaha school authorities was not based in this particular episode but he related it as indicating what was happening and might happen in
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

Quigleys fight is your fight. Re- member this when you cast your vote at the Republican Primaries, March 3lst--advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

Quiglev has fought all his battles for the people and not one against them. -adyt
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
Spring Outfit Represents
 Labor of Many Worms

New York. March 30 E9 - A tie up Of spring building activity was feared as the result of the strike Of the 3,400 steamAtters and help CTS employed by the Building Trades Employers association.
 The steamfltters and helpers went on strike to enforce their de- mand for s12 and s9 day respcc- lively. Employers declared they were apprerensive of a general walk-out, in sympathy with the steamftters, Of all building trades men employed by the association.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

Quigley has fought all his battles for the people and not one against them ---advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

Vote for Quigley, the man you know, at Republican Primaries, Wednesday, March 3lst, to $ o'clock.-adyt
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

Sizes Jor Mise, r4 ,6 Sizes for Junior IT to ro
The Washington times., 1926-03-25
SONG
CHOICES BAD
BY JESSIE M'BRIDE

Sigrid Onegin. Swedish contralto.
gave her, long deferred recital, her
first in the National Capital. yes.
terday afternoon at Polls Theater.
the fourth in Mrs. Wilson. Greene's
philharmonic course. that closes
with the Boston symphony or
April 10.
Nine. Onegin has huge vocal
organ of warm, smooth quality,
with a deep, vibrant range that,
unfortunately. she uses little. He.
choice of songs was unfortunate.
She gave, almost exclusively. lighs,
trivial things, in. a light trivial
manner, that belong to the ligat
soprano voice and that were heavy
in her renditions and in no way
disclosed the real caliber of hel,
voice.
She rose to her high DRAMATIC
powers in the Schubert Fri King.
given with stirring dramatic eff
feet. with It's three-fold diversity
OF personality-the siren becoming
most alIuring-and with stunning
voice. So it was all the more to
be regretted that such songs as
Brewers Fairy Pipers,' and the
two delightful but unsuited songs
OF Bishop. of old English vintage,
were presented.
Suave also in execution OF Han
del and Haydn, Nine. Onegin gives
The Washington times., 1926-03-25
Mad Dog Bites Boy, 4;
Three Towns Battle
Epidemic

NORFOLK. Va, March 25.
One child undergoing Pasteur
treatment, half q dozen dogs
and cats, know to have been
!, bitten, killed as . precaution,
and every suspected animal in.
the district confined for three
weeks is the record today Of q
mad dog scare in South Norfolk
Campostella and Port Lock.
IA dog suffering from rabies
ran amuck in South Norfolk for
ten days and bit scores Of other
animals. Only after it attacked
little Joe Nixon, 4, was the
dog killed. AS examination Of
its head showed it had rabies.
The Nixon boy was given the
Pasteur treatment immediately
and physicians are watching the
case closely.
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while DIR. w. B. Caldwell. OF
Monticello, Ill, practicing physi-
clan for A years, knew that con.
etipation was the curse OF adyanc-
ing age, he did not believe that 8
purge or ''physicn every little
while was necessary.
To him, it seemed cruel that so
many constipated old people had
TO be kept constantly stirred up
and half sick by taking cathartic
pills, tablets, salts, ealomel and
nasty oils.
In DR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
he discovered a laxative which
helps to regulate" the bowels of
old folks. DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin not only causes a gentle.
easy bowel movement bat each dose
helps to strengthen the bowel