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STREET INTERSECTION
cUR6s TO BE LONGER

The co-ofdinating committee OF
the new National Capital Park and
Planning Commission has recon-
M1ended to the District Commission
ers that hereafter the radn Of street
curbs at the intersections be made
lDnger in order that the curves will
not be so sharp.
Asresolution was forwarded to the
Commissioners today by the COM
fnittee recommending that they give
study to the proposition whenever
streets are being repaved, re-
surfaced, or widened because the
present radi of the curbs through
out the city are too short.
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POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOW
GREATER PROSPERITY

Rejecting the general prosperity
OF the country, postal receipts IN
fifty selected cities showed an In
crease Of .6.42 per cent in June as
compared with June a year ago.
the totals being S2S, 719, 454.55 and
500, S6,51S.72, respectively, the Post
office Department announced today.
Jersey city, N. j., was the only one
OF the selected cities to show a
decrease in receipts.
Fort Worth, Tex; with an in
crease of. 1910 per cent led the
fifty cities In percentage OF gsirl,
while Jacksonville. Fla. with an
Increase OF 1882 per cent, was
second; Dayton, o., showing an IN.
crease OF 20.30 per cent, was third.
and Baltimore, Md, with an In
crease OF 20.1I per cent, fourth.
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WASHINGTON PASSENGER
MEN PLAN SHORE TRIP

One hundred members of the
Washington Passenger Association
viii weekend at Atlantic City over
Saturday and Sunday, the occasion
being the annual summer outing
Of the organization.
Members Of the Baltimore Chap
ter will join the washington party
en- route and others will climb
aboard the Washington Atlantic
City special at West Philadelphia.
President Joseph A. Hurney and
Chairman W. A. Catanach, of the
entertainment committee, have ar
ranged an itinerary which is more
complete than that OF any other
similar trip.
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DISTRICT APPEALS CASE
ON TAXI INDEMNIFY

Corporation Counsel Francis II.
Etephens was today authorized by
the Public Utilities Commission to
proceed in the Court OF Appeals in
the case OF enforcing hacking car
drivers to take out indemnity in
surance.
The case went against the Com
mission In the District Supreme
Court with the ruling that the
Commission had no right to require
bonds as provided in the regula-
ff0na
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statesmen

WE NEED THREE MEN no
SELL THE FASTEST SELLING
w ATER- FRONT PROPERTY
AROUND WASHINGTON. QUE
CROWDS ARE TOO LARGE
FOR OUR PRESENT SALES
FORCE. HERE is A REAL o. VI.
PORTUNITY FOR "A GO-GET-
TER TO MAKE BIG MONEY.
IRA NSPORTA TI0N FREE
PHONE MAIN 1921 OR 1921
NEW YORK AVE. N. w. ASK
FOR SALESMAC1AGER.
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STEAMER IN DISTRESS
ASHORE OFF NOVA SCOTIA

BOSTON, July distress sig.
nails from the Steamer Ballenas,
ashore off Race Point, Nova Scotia.
were picked up by the Navy Yard
here today
The S. o. 8. stated the ship was
filling with water and the crew
was in danger.
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Z. PhOtob by
JUST AS the cheering for Lieut. Comdr. Richard E.
Byrd had Gained little, Road Amundsen and Lincoln
Ellsworth show up in New York with the American
flag given them by President Coolidge before their
memorable flight in the Norge. They dropped a
replica of the flag while flying over the North Pole
The Amundsen party travelled from Alaska on the
S. S. Victoria.
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RnYs WANTED.

BOYS WANTED.
ROUTE BOYS TO DELIVEk
THE TIMES AND HERALD,
m THE VICINITY OF TEN-
LEYTOWN. WRITE MR.. GOOD
ING, CARE OF WASHINGTON
TIMES.
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JOTTNVGs FROM
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July z.
Steps were taken last night to
prevent the sale Of the Washington
Virginia Railway Company at public
auction, by group of citizens
who appointed a COMMITTEES to act
on suggestions by F.. w. Wood.
cock, and q general meeting viii
be called in the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. An effort
viii be made to keep the company
going.
Swans Brothers have reported
TO the police that one OF the decora.
ton flags was stolen from in front
Of their place over the Fourth.
A check Of fines levied by Justice
w. S.. Snow in Police Court yester-
day showed a total of $1,417.50. The
largest was levied on Waiter Butler,
colored, who was, fined $500 and
costs and sentenced to IL months
in Jail for fourth violation OF the
prohibition law. Doctor Lazarus
williams, colored, was fined $1,000
for violating the dry law.
The excavation for the new
municipal swimming pool has been
almost completed and the locker
rooms have been put In readiness
for the installation of showers and
lockers. The tentative opening date
Is August II.
Alexandr4a's quota Of sixteen
citizens training camp students
leave today for Fort Eustis, Va.
The Alexandria Light Infantry will
go to Virginia Beach for their
annual encampment next week.
The enforcement Of the license
and tax law by the police depart
ment began yesterday when a
policeman was sent to warn de-
Iinquents to go at once to the col
lector'a office to avoid arrest.
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ARCH SUPPORTS

IT rs Just as logical to wear stock
teeth as stock arch supporters. We
make them to impressions of your foot.
FIT any shoe. Immediate comfort.
Foot Correction Laboratory. 612 IT.
NJ w Franklin 22f3-W.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
WASH lgIEs
Que GTdl0

RATES DELIVERED BIZ .CARRIEK IN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The washington Times daily Is de-
liyered by carrier at Is cents per week;
dafly Times and Sunday Herald, 70
cents per week; daily Times and Herald
daily Is cents per week; daily Times
and Herald daily and Sunday. 81 cents
per week.
orders can be sent by mali or tele-
phone. Main $3.50. Collection IL MADE
weekly by carrier,
The Washington Herald. daily and
Sunday, IL delivered by carrier At 20
cents per week; daily only, 10 cents
per week, and Sunday only, 10 cents
RATES ny MAIL
(Pavalnaa An AnRanNnl
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LINER WITH 200 ABOARD
GOES ASHORE IN PACIFIC

SYDNEY, July THE Australian
liner Gonna, with 200 passengers
aboard, is ashore on north reef near
the Percy Islands, and has sent out
an urgent call for assistance.
Two steamers have gone TO her
aid.
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The Gonna, a vessel Of $3.50 tons,
81 owned by the Australian Steam
ship Company.
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Announcements
.Phore .Claseifled re 70 Matn


phone classified Ads to MGtM $3.50
LOST AND FOUND !
BTLLFOLD lost, black. containing about
$500: Sunday afternoon: cards. per-
NIT, registration card etc. Liberal
rev. Edw. A. Hankin. 1913 =. W..
TOST-Wrist watch, Hafis movement.
Saturday; initials L. G.; reward. "A.
6l07.
WRIST watch lost, gold, on black lib.
bon, monogramed T. H. 81 AROUND
June Is; reward. 1896 First st. N. w.
North s2s3-W: ----.---
LOsT-GoId Naval Aviation pin; So re-
ward. Phone Falls Church 1-J-2:
TIRE-siivertown Cord for Ford, Sox
az: lost Monday afternoon. between
Marlboro and Chesapeake Beach; re-
ward Mr. Houghton. Main 6400-122
LOSERS ATTENTION.
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In the Lost and Found columns OF
the TIMES and HERALp-your I'D.
vertisement receives thes benefit of
FREE LISTING in the TIMES and
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DEx for a period of two CD months
lost articles. Many articles that are
lost are not always found on the days
your ad appears.
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AIISCELLAANEOU
PAINTTNG-PAPERTNG

PAINTING and paperhang Get OuF
estimate first and save money. Prints
e. Southland, Ola LIST St. N. w. Phone
SIcrANISliN ~&S+5-W.
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WINDOW SHADES

THE KLEEBLATT SHADE SHOP
offers superior quality and better Ger
vice at lower prices. Al near az your
telephone.
KLEEBLATT'S,
S1AL 4NsNA 1T So ~. N. ~r-irNatN ST9
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
EMPLOYMENT
situations Wantcd-Womcn

BITFTE WTNTEH-at BriOT1's BarD0r shop, 277 Main St, over Woolworths. BARBER WANTED-S25 per week and half day of. Good tips. Apply 246 North St. BARBER WANTED-Good pay and com mission. Apply 9 Commercial St. Steady fub
 Phone 4-2I27. CLERK WANTED -lG-17 years old. in grocery store. Write Box l5-G. Herald. Give telephone number f any.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
MERCHANDISE
Fertilizers, Seeds. Plants
60

BULK SEEDS-Buy Tieml they are tGe best. More for the money, high in gel- mnstion and officially tested. Racklire Bros, Inc, "The Farm Store" Park and BiEelow Sts. Phone 1o74. ONION SETS-Red, white and yellow. Full line high grade seeds in bulk. :. P. Strople 1S9 Park St.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
MERCHANDISE
Business and Office Equipment 5

Business and OffiCe Equipment 51 USED OFFICE FILES-and desks g. and up. The kulper Printing Co.,. 8 K. E. Arcade. Phone TIT.
 DESK S-fldt tops and typewriter rtyiet. substantially made practical and con venieut Priced from t51.50 upwards Adkins PritinE Go. Stationet, and Oi ti2e Outr'tters. ss Church st. FOR -typewrlters, all makes, and adding machines New Britain Type. writer Exchange, s6 West Main St. iAFES-Ws have them to suit any huIa' of business purpose. In all siXes Ha0 wsights Pricet ttRrt st ts6 Adkin, Printing Co.,. Stationery and OT'cs Cur fitterk 6 fChurch St. STORE FIXTCRES-hu butcher supplies, cash register. T. $, Cash Register end Store Fixture O.. 491 Malu St. Phone "Sg7.
 GRASS SEED-tertli1er and poultry sup plies. For the best quality phone 419, Stanley Svea Grain X Coal Co.,. Cor. Dwight and Stanley Sts. READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 Ans EnR NOITn WANTS
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
NaCationistS Wanted


SNAIL furnished bungalow or apart mour for months or longer by couple without family. Gan furnish Al refer ruros. suburban preferred. Write Box 2I-R 1ta..rT1
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
Business Service Rendered
DrcsSlnakins and Millinery ,

.ESSt iNS-i In dreSSna king Special priCes tu rln-ssJ and cinhs. Private icssons also Wuulsn's Institute Method Jane F. Gin Ii Prospect St. Phone 3fSE
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

A. RODINSKY-pay the highest preee for magazines, papers. rags and furn,- ture. Si Talcott St. Phone 3307-13.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

EAST BERI1N-farm, room house, acres Of land @ acre grapevines peach tre,s 1l acre strawberries. !, aero Of raspberries. NNu sell at your offer. Must us sold this month Small rash. r. De- uHzao, Sf Spring St. New Britain. Phone e2lS-C,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
AUTOMOTIVE
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Service Stations, Repairing

AGE MOTORCYCLE-lor sale, in good condition. Is Wakefield Court. Tel. S575-W.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
PHONE .3:, sOUTHINGToN.

pI.AINNILlE-io d-room dwellings in good location. each bargain at t3Soe now. Robert B. White, 259 Main St., New Britain.
 FLAINVIl1E-2 family house, extra lots, 10 minutes from the trolley. Price $5,2o0. P, peuuzze, S4 Spring St., New Britain. Phone 2SlS-2.
 PLAINNlLLE-6 room cottage on state road, corner property suitable for any business, gasoline station or grocery store or any line Of business Good business opportunity, Small cash, easy terms. ?. peuuzze. S4 Spring St, New Britain. Phone 2SIS-2
 PLAINVILLE--5 room cottage and 2 car garage, 2 minutes from school Price reasonable. small cash. ]. Denuzze. si Spring St, New Britain. Phone ssiS-2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
MERCHANDISE
Radio
66T5

HEADQUARTERS-fo Browning-Drake sets. Edgerly's Radio Service Station, KensinEtou Phone 92-l5
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

NEW-5 tenement, l5 room house, steam heat. only $500 cash required, Inquire The hulper Printing Co.,. 3 R. R. Ar lada rhnna IT.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

ear garage right near school Can bc bought on good paying basis and with only Sldao cash. We call this a won derlul buy. Rnhmow- Raschkow Real EslnLe Cn.. 2oS MAn St. Phone lSIn.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

ALL OR PAET-os modern room fur nshei apartment 10 reliable couple. Bell R-o 5G SO High Et
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

READ THi' HERALD IaSSNIfD
 ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
EDUCATIONAL

Dancing Teachers 35 OANCE-Collegiate and foxtrot. Private instruction, lessons s. Miss Nj. Stein haus, studio, United Bldg, Room 2II. Phone 3042-4.
 Instrumental and Vocal SC PIANO LESSONS-for beginners. Tel, S58. Miss Hart. 60 Kensington Ave. Local and Private Instructors g being formed. Can accommodate more pupils Mrs. P. (. Washburn. Tel. 196@-I3.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

DIAMONDS AND WATCHES-Are our speciality at all times. The better grade lower prices. Himberg x Horn. S92 Main or 10 F. R. Arcade
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
Watches, Diamonds, JewcIrY R7

RADIOS-3 and tube tubes, oatteriee and speaker. f3O if taken this week. Newton, 37l Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

ROBERT ST.-Three tenement house IS rooms. all improvements. Price S15,0O0. Sec AHren Danielson & Company l5l Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
APARTMENTS

.AECH ST. 7@5-lgt floor, rooms, all moderu hot water heat Garage. h. Qulr4 2ud floor. Tel 40gf-2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
Dycins and CIenning

and dyenB uur sxciusi,, bu.intet. Garrentp oi at descriptions draperiet puu'eret and vurtsne clean. sG ot dJed SatSfartiUn guaranteed Ne~ Britain Dry Clearing Corp- et West Msii Si Phone i213.2
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

EAST ST. 7G@-nrar E. Main, two family house in first class condition, with extra large lot. beautiful fruit yard, rare op- puruuity. Call 2y5o-2 or S99. AUule Real Estate Co, lN7 Arch St rear
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
FINANCIAL

MONEY FOR THE HOME
 WE LEND UP TO $500 TO
 HOU SEhEEPERS EepayaMe in easy lustaments. only lawful interest charged. Our friendly service has enabled many 10 meet emergencies and buy necessities. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY % WEST MAIN ST, RAPHAEL BLDG. ROOM 10l PRONE 1-q-4-s OPEN 2 TO 5:30. SATURDAYS g to Licensed by the State and Bonded to the
 Public.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
BUSINESS SERVICE
Dyeing and Cleaning

LADIES & GENTS-suits dry cleaned and pressed, s1.00. Flannel and serge dress es cleaned and pressed, s1.25. Suits sponged and pressed, soc. Garments of all kinds cleaned and dyed at reason- able prices Goods called for and del!v- cred. Star Cleaning Co.,, 229 North st Tel. o8S4. Branch office, 29S Main St. Tel. ATS.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

DIAMONDS-reset while you walt and in your own presence at [. Resnick'A $40 Main St. opp, Commercial St.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

EAST END Two family brick house, 1o rooms all improvements garage and uNtra lot Reasonable price, Easy terms.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

EAST ENp-4 family house and extra lots, house only yenrs old. Price $ll.- 800. F. penuzze, Si Spring St. Phone 9HlN-"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19
Houses For Sale

two family I0 rooms modern Improvements. garage. Price very reasonable; also B few choice cot tagcs. Carlson & Carlson. lf3 Main St. T-L LNl--
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

AUTO ELECTRIC sERVTCB-PhIico auto and radio batteries. Starting, lighting. ignition. IA Franklin Square. C. Ahet2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

JUNK-ot all k Gds bought. Highest prices paid for rags papers and maga- zines. r. Goldman. IT Willow St. Phone 6S3-3.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

ARCH ST. RADIATOR WORKs--TeaKs repaired, new cores installed. bodies and lenders quickly repaired. Best equipped shop in town. lO7 Arch St. Phone 17Os. 8. Wolf. Prop. sue. to Hultqust Bros.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

BElNIuEEE SECTION-2 family house, 10 rooms; several desirable lots. easy iurue. II. r.. Christensen. l63 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

II lEMSTiTCHlNG-pi pinking and buttons, Satisfaction guaranteed. Bradbury and Turnhul. ll-l7 Wallace St Phone 3lSl. " nt ll4-2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

-OTINEL-ntW 6 room Cottase, an Im- provements, gas. water cleo. and heat. cement cellar. sidewalks, large lot. Price S55Ql. Terms $500 cash. balance S@o per month. l22 Main St.. Room II Tel. 17I0. Evenings 6gT-5.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-19

WANTED TO IEET-hy June lst. or s room house with all improvements, rt". Iy AmelisaH family in good nGghhor- hood. uear tn sehoo1s and gtorse Ap- ply, Manager lasrtrs Drug Store.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

Linen Values Set a
Ne,v Altitude Record
17.INCH ALL.LINEN
GLASS TOWELINC, in a choice of
red and blue checks. Regular 10.
25c value. Friday, yard, ,..... ASS
58-INCH MERCERIZED
DAMASK, in a delightful selection
Of floral designs. Will not l0c
lint. Reg. 59c, yard ......... 7~S
;23x23 MERCERIZED DAM.
ASK DINNER NAPKINS, hemmed
all ready for use. Usual
$3.25 value. Special, a GO zS
dozen .~AsA ~
1888 CANNON'S TURKISH
BATH TOWELS, mill runs, but no
defects. In blue, rose, and gold On.
stripe borders. Each. .... ZOC
TOXIC IRISH LINEN DAM.
ASK PATTERN CLOTHS, in at.
tractive floral patterns, un.
hemmed. Reg. sS value, O. IN
each .................. ~|'~~
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1926-05-27
CHURCH ASSEMBLY
TO ADJOURN TODAY.
Prespytcrians Discuss Gift
: and Stewardship Prob.
/ lens in Long Session.
E~ ths Associated Press

E~ tHs ASS0flated 1fcsS
pr%SAc'OLA Fla. May .7.-With
virtuIlly all of its major problems dis
posed of. the General Assembly of the
l'r, sbyterion Church in the tinted
States opened the final day OF its
sixty.siXth session today. The final
extended discussion came III connec'
,ion with the standyt,s committee on
stewardship.
\ long night session decided the is
sue arising from the contested portion
tf the report and selected Eldorado.
Ark. as the next meeting place
The matter of special and designated
gifts was before the assembly iii ma.
inrity and minority reports. The ma.
jr,ity report favored the removal or
'h2mperins restrictions. whlie the
minority report sought to preserve the
"unity and strength" of the budget.
Substitute Is Voted.
Or. i. s. Lyons. Atlanta. moved a
substitute for both reports. which pre-
vailed. referring the matter of special
Gifts to an ad interim committee. OF
which DR.. Ernest Thompson Charles.
ton. w. Va. is chairman.
The substitute also provided that
TIE eduanimity of the budget be-
:-ni" :uarded during the present &C.
{ sSlaStlcal year.
The stewardship committee reported
total gifts to the various assembly
causes during the last year of $2.501.-
39S IS. and recommended budget for
the six assembly aaencies for the com.
ing wear of $2.SoS. 400. This amount
was assigned to the II Synods on A
per ca pita basis varying from So to 81.
and recommended that the word
"a -knSs" he used instead of quotas"
in raising the budget.
Members Are Named.
The assembly voted TO set aside an
evening during the 1927 assembly for
the purpose of holding popular
meeting in the interest of Christian
stewardship.
Members of the assembly's stew
ardship committee elected for term
of three years are: DIR. c. G. Crooks,
Danville. Ky: DR.. Y. d. Mooney.
New Orleans: DR.. Fred r. Graves,
Sumner. Miss: DR.. +. L. Cowan. Lex
inston, Mo-. and DIR. J. II. Hender-
lite. GaStonia. y. {.
The standing committee on the
minutes of the council of reformed
charges. through it's chairman, DR..
F.. w McCorkle. RockbridSe Baths,
Va. submitted a report approving
the plans Of union and merger of the
Council Of Reformed Church and the
Western Section Of the Worlds Al
lance. pr George Sumney. New
Orleans. submitted 4 substitute pro-
posing that the assembly decline 10
consent to the transfer to the West
e,n Section of the Worlds Alliance
the powers Of the general council of
the Presbyterian and Reformed
Churches in America. The substitute
was lost by vote of lis to 5S. The
committee recommendation pre-
vailed.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
MECCA PILGRIMAGE
IMPRESSIVE AFFAIR
Richly Caparisoned Camel
and Holy Carpet Taken on
Age-0Id Journey.

By Cable TO The Star and Chicago Daily News
CAIRO. May. 27.-On a fleet OF
small crowded. picturesque boats
At SueZ the first contingent OF
Egyptians has started off on a holy
pilgrimage, down the waters OF the
Red Sea to Jeddah. and then across
the blazing desert to Mecca.
The pilgrims were seen off from
Cairo with the impressive ceremony
of National" at the citadel IN the
presence of the King and cabinet,
where they took charge OF a mag
nificent camel which they will convey
to Mecca as Egypt's tribute to Mo
hammed's shrine.
The camel is the largest and finest
procurable in all Egypt. 1t was
silver. and bore a palanquin embroid-
cred with gems and encrusted with
gold.
Before setting out the pilgrims
went through the ceremony of
'Kiswa." or holy carpet, which they
kiss, then carry along with the camel
20 their destination.
The present pilgrimages are most
interesting because they are the first
ever held under the auspices of Ibn
Soud, the new Arab king, who is
queer combination of intense .moder.
nifty and equally intense ascetic fund
amentalism.
For example. Ibn Soud will attempt
to transport the pilgrims from Jeddah
To Mecca by means of small automo-
biles. while at the same time he alb
solutely forbids them TO smoke. drink
or otherwise infringe the strictest
Mohammedan code.
About 10000 Egyptians expect to
make the pilgrimage to Mecca within
the next month.
copyright. 1928. by chicago Daily News CO..
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Rug Values Possible
Only for One Day

CONCOLEUM GOLD SEAL
RUGS, all perfect. A good selection
to choose from.
(12) 6xs #. $50 Rugs, $s.s5
(ls) 7hxs #. $l0.SS Rugs, $6.95
(2s) exc #. $l2.15 Rugs, $7.lS
(l2) $l4.20 Rugs, 9xl03s f., $S.75.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Four BeduUenr Items
of Great Interest

81xl05 SEAMLESS GRIN.
KILLED. BOLSTER SPREAD, with
scalloped edge and cut.out corners.
Ecru ground with stripes of 90 40
rose, gold and blue. Each, VH.40
Slxs0 RAYON BED SET,
with separate bolster piece. In shades
of rose blue, :. gold and 81 az
hello. Reg. S4.9S, set. ... VO.OI
6 SIMMONS BEDS, twin and
double.bed size, damaged in ship
mens. Ivory and brown fin 81 OK
ish. Observation-Disclosures. VO.00
Is "REELEEZE" ALL
LAYER FELT MATTRESSES,
closely tufted, covered with good
quality art ticking. Weight 90 zs
IS lbs. All sizes, each. p0.I ~
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Burns Last Poem" Found.

What is supposed to have been
Bobby Burns last poem has been
found lin Waiko Maiti, Otago, a re-
mote settlement in New Zealand. 1t
is addressed to Miss Jessie Lewars,"
the girl who nursed him in his illness
just before he died, and who later
married and went to New Zealand to
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Home Run Values IL,
the Boys Shop

BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS,
double breasted, of blue serge and
dark cheviot. Sizes IS ~ OK
to IS ................. V1 .0O
BOYS 3 AND ape. SUITS,
of serviceable Spring mix &S OK
lures. Sizes I to 1s........ @O.00
BOYS $6.95 TOP COATS,
Spring and summer weight tweeds.
cassimeres and cheviots. &IQE
Sizes ~ to 8............ ~T'~O
BOYS GENUINE KOVER.
ALLS, long and short sleeves, round
or square neck, in light or &1 M
dark blue, tan and khaki. @A.OO
BOYS SCHOOL BLOUSES,
collar attached and sport styles,
High count pereale. Sizes 6 IOo
BOYS WASH SUITS, butt
ton on, admiral, Aapper, lumberjaek
and other styles of khaki, jean,
Peggy cloth. linen, crash, OK.
broadcloth, etc. Sizes 23z to 8 @OC
BOYS PAJAMAS, one and
two piece in white, blue, tan and
lavender. Frog tri m e d. OK.
Sizes 4 to Is. 6.................. ~OC
BOYS SPORT AND
LEATHER BELTS, sport belts Of
colored webbing. Leather belts in
tan. black and pearl. Harness 40.
buckle. Sizes "a to 81 in..... TIC
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