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FOR SAI.E-AUTOMOBILES.
(CNptinund

SEDAN-1his ear has heen re-
nished. has good tires and is mechanically
RECT, S54 ; 90 or E. q. terms. Adams
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ONLY A SHORT TINE.
LEFT

to buy a used car at our re-
duced prices before we move to
our new quarters at
1888 18th ST. NV.
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Moved to 100 Florida ave ne. Robert
Herson's Auto Wrecking Shop. North l040s.
CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER. latest
model: low mileage: car is same as new
step plates. wind shield. wings and several
other extras; sold for Just the unpaid notes.
Sl97: Il months to pay for it: trade your
car in. See Mr.. Springman. Pecks Garage.
21@l 18th st. NV.
Open all night 49,
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cord COUPE.

Cannot lie told from new car. tires In
excellent condition: good clean interior and
real buy in a coupe: has windshield VIPER
month for 10 months includes interest. nre
and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. IL.
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lI44 4th ST. N.E-Three bright rooms.
adults. lss
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Dodge sedan, 1924, motor re-
Gently overhauled, paint, tires
and upholstery in splendid con-
dition.
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TEWETT SPECIAL
TOURING

Jewett spccial TOURING. 1921: new paint
engine runs like IL Just came from the fac
tory: FIVE new tires upholstery in fine shape
trunk and trunk rack combination stop and
tail light. spring bumpers front and rear.
motometer. cowl lirhts. automatic windshield
wiper. rear-view mirror. sun visor: car fin
ished in lotus blue. Cash payment of S30S
and $40 for 10 months includes interest. FIRE
AA0 THIS IS CAR NO. :.
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YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.
Buy With Confidence.

IS Peerless Sedan. DEM
onstrator, 5-pass.,
6-cyl.; latest model;
new car guarantee.
% Hudson Coach $3.50
rs Peerless E 5-pass.
Sedan l.5OO
"a Peerless 7-pass. Sedan l ,495
% Peerless 4-pass. Coupe.
% Columbia 5-pass. Elite
Sedan 1916
" Chandler 7-pass.
Sedan ........... $50
~ Peerless 4-pass.
Sport Roadster 80. 4o5
"a Hupmobile 5-pass.
Sedan $50
Dodge Sedan ...... 2o5
Fl Cadillac 50 7-pass.
Touring ........ 4o5
Essex Sport Roadster. 3o5
Haynes Sport Coupe, 2
pass; lots of extras. -. AS
~ Hupmobile Sport
Roadster .......... 1916
"a Buick 5-pass. Touring. 6o5
Easy Terms.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
l4th & P SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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116l NEAL ST NE.-Three desirable
rooms and bath cleo: gas and heat good
c"ndltion: rent reasonable Line 6T74
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o1ton: also a Rolls Royce 4pass sport:
feW paint: 1,year guarantee. Address Box
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RENT ROOMS-FIR Cont,h

NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIP RARY-Light
q Third st ne TO-
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
REFINED young woman. employed, desires
room and board in strictly private family
state terms. Address Box 203-K. Star Office.
BY YOUNG LADY. room with board 10
share or private. Protestant. preferably
small family. Address Box 142-K. Star
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$500 18th ST-Wu.L SHARE TwO-RoOM
Housekeeping APARTMENT. completely fur
1lshed with refined lady nhOne So5
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ol2O H ST NW-ATTRACTIVE GROOM
kitchen and private bath apt: INV. heat
continuous hot water: cleo. gas. completely
ianitor service: near Govt. depts: 500 per
mo-: complete in every detail Call between
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STUDEBAKER SEDAN.
liz AL running order: good paint tires and
surprise in price on this fine
car; trade or terms arranged. Packard.
| 707 Kaloran1a rd NV
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PACKARD SINGLE SIX TOURING = Good
fondltion: for quick sale. S415: terms. Hol-
&snd Motor Co. Conn. ave. at st. Potomac
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Sab 9TH ST. N.W.--Desirable location or
Grant Circle. one room. kitchen and large
porch; suitable for employed couple. Adams
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

l126 COLUMBIA RID: large rooms and
klt"henette. with private bath INV h. gas
electricity. telephone: SO mo. Adams 6247
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

REV. A. oPITzs HOME for the Aged. Para
lived and Invalids cor. Fdmonds ave. anc
Nunnery lane Catonsvi1le. Baltimore. Rates
81 per week and up Phone Gainesville $50
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STUDEBAKER
CONFIDENCE.
LOOK

LOOKI
All OUR cars are now marked
to almost give-away prices, and
any one of the following can be
bought on the most reasonable
terms ever offered. All cars
have been put in good condition
and our used car pledge is a
further aid in keeping the GUS
toner from going wrong.
1924 Studebaker Roadster.
radiator and practically new Goodyear tires
1924 Ford Coupe.
sit sssFy . VII
1923 Chandler Touring.
nss.d sPs soos 9d ,rss s7 gd guards
Studebaker Special So Sedan.
Disc wheels. nickel radiator: one of the
offered %ns, at this PRICE ss7s useo cars ever
1925 Nash Touring.
800 m:. prc. saSo aRy
1924 Ford Tudor Sedan.
Lock wheel and parking light, many eI;
new Falls cord tires The car has excellent
appearance and can he bought for $3.50.
1923 Essex. Coach.
New paint excellent rubber. mech anically
excellent. S475.
Studebaker 1924 Light Six
Coach.
Driven 5000 miles. Done in royal blue
and gold. Interior mauve upholstery and
colonial silver fittings Cost 81 $50 last
year 30-day guarantee. Excellent condi
ton. $3.50.
We have many others, all
makes and prices, and can assure
YOU of courteous and fair treat
ment.
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--ATTRACTIFE E.
sunny well heated furnished housekeeping
apartment. - rooms. kitchen and bath. front
and rear porches. in small strictly modern
apartment house: quiet and refined surround
inss: convenient to Conn. ave. cars 500: ga
RACES 1919 Military I'd. Phone Cleve. 3S.
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PAIGE PASSENGER
CEnAN

This car looks and runs like new and is
in wonderful condition throughout Has
natural wood wheels. balloon tires. and is
ment of SAB and S6o month for 10
months includes interest. fire and theft in
THIS IS CAR NO 7.
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CHEVROLET TOURING.
LATE 1923 MODEL,

Looks and runs like new car. Has five
good tires. Windshield wiper and real buy
for 500 cash and s ) for months includes
interest fire and theft insurance
THIS Is CAR NO. %.
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THE RHODE ISLAND. 1887 r. J. ave. NV
Large. warm. single and double rooms
dc sirahle location. easy walk Govt. depts
reauuful dining room: excellent board and
room AT $40 to Si5 per month
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1928 OAKLAND SPORT
TOURING

Car in excellent mechanical condition
throughout and we will repant in any color
YOU desire. Has the following equipment
Bumpers front and rear. side shields. cowl
lights. combination stop and park light.
rear-view mirror. windshield wiper. all good
tires and disc wheels. S1SS cash and sos a
month for 10 months includes interest. fire
and theft INSURANCE.
THIS Is CAR NO. IA.
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PEERLESS. model sc. 4.pass. phaeton; Duco
pant and perfect mechanically: price right
Tor quick sale: terms if desired. Franklin
Auto Agency. 1903 Conn. North 1881;
STAR SEDAN. 1924: practically new: snub
6srs; extras; must sell today. Sl15. Sl4
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DODGE BUSINESS SEDAN,
ATE 1924

Late model: ) new tires: car III excellent
running condition and looks like new
fhrouEhout combination stop. and park light
and windshield wiper. Cash payment OF
1888 and $40 month for 10 months in
cludes inter, st. fire ard theft insurance.
THIS Is CAR NO. 4.
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| large rooms fitchenette bath. pantry.
| trunk room: modern conveniences: $50. IA.
EAST CAPITOL sT-3 OUTSIDE ROOMS:
no children. Lincoln 1897.
$500 18th ST-wu.L SHARE Two-RoOM
nished. with refined lady: phone service: S25.
| 3 ROOMS. COMPLETELY FURNISHED FOR
so4 p1 nd ns Con- 994 r.:
9 9ss month"; aR Gai ssS5 SsE9a all
, 1850 BHTMORE STATISTIC 1-RoOM.
a XII apt; open fireplace; large p9nreh;
! 1905 VERNON N-w-HoTsEKEEPTNG-
F Porch s snd oo PAM we'll heated eohtPS91s
4a1I 9th ST N-w-THREE ROOMS.
sink in kitchen .ds1 and porch; electricity sas
4l4 + NEi- ..i AID
| nished for housekeeping: very reasonable
TaE sqn ASP ,s5555 Fs5}
! rooms. hath. Annly Ant. 6. Cafe. u.
l1 3: ET S.u,tIy furnished s 8 R29M
siesniiness: rentiemen: reIerences reagired
/ REFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES LADY
70, share apaartment: 1oi Chatham coYrts
IS ADAMS ST. THREE ROOMS,
tion garage available: hot and cold water.
THE MONTANA 17c6 ST. N,W,-3
| rooms kitchen bath and receDtion hall; ali
m nTS5fe r G a. snow CO. 10 sth st NV -
! 1918 18th ST. N.w.-N1CELY FURNISHED
2ae Saf sa dshe
gas: electricity: use of laundry tubs: new
1880 COLUMBIA RID -N-w-WILL SHARE
3-room. bath apt with ] or girls. Call
evenings between : and 8 "a
s eahny ve Hh hssied Furnished
| apartment. : rooms. kitchen and bath front
apa houses quiet and refined
$50 M IT, eon I'd
1916 KENYON NW-TWo ROOMS. KITcH-
en-. bath; electricity. h.-wh.: gas; conven-
! THE MONTANA. 1875 N ST. N.w-FUR-
bsth and maid sslyss ha t NoW co apaft6
NICELY FURNISHED -2nd-FLooR APART;
mon 1Pciudin= iisht and heat o. East
ATTRAcT1yELY FURNISHED LIVING
cite. AIT. Sc. i44s Girard NV
! 2l2O ST. N.W-ATTRACTIvE GROOM
kitchen and private bath apt. INV. heat
fur for Ink: Tictroia sewing machine:
lanitor service; near G9.t dep IS, SOP s. per
| and pm. Wednesday phone West 005
before p.m. for appointment.
! 1907 EYE ST. RESEARCHMEN'S CLUB
| Bachelor apartment for two to four men
front: private entrance ideal location; quiet
/ dignified men. S45 10 $50. "a.
| 934 ST NW-BRIGHT WARM ROOMS.
| corner house close in: reasonable. l9s
TWO NICELY FURNISHED Link ROOMS
| S32 SO. 1877 Princeton pl. NV. ~c11Suhia
$500 10th ST. NW-CoMPLETELY FUR
nished ,two-room housekeeping apartment:
sscreened-in porch: phone service: suitable
| for married couple.
| FURNISHED : DRAWING ROOM, BED
overlooking ravine r. C. Park: available
IAN ID. to May !: price $40. Columbia
pa, 22nd NV. APT. il ROOMS;
| Apt 1 only for information. l3'
and kitchenette furnished running water
| and porch: reasonable. $40 North Capitol
I2e 4th ST. sE-oNE NICELY FUR
| nished. southern exposure. steam heat:
| ami: ring basement bell. Ia
WANTED-YoUNG LADY TO SHARE
cozy apt. with one. other. 1929 Belmont
| st. NV. Apt. No. IS. Very reasonable. u.
| SPECIAL CHANCE.
Well furn; h.k. apis, in finest apt. group;
| 4 rms; porches rec hall, bath $40: .
| extra large. airy rms. tile bath. rec; hall
rSons S r. p srod col SS Snfff .T
;. (Continucd on Next Pare1
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1905 VERNON N.w-HOCSEKEEpIN .
rooms kitchen. bath: electricity. gas: south
porch: End floor; well heated CONTINUOUS
hot water. 14e
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41< II NE-BEACTIFUL AND 3
room apis. elegantly and completely fur
rished for Housekeeping very reasonable.
7
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HUDSON-ESSEX
Used car prices have reached
rock bottom. Buy now for
Spring.
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FOR SAL-AUTOMOBULES.
NOTICE! NOTICE.!

AUTOMOBILES ny auction at Weschlers
92O Pa ave. NV. every Wed. Sat. 10 a M.
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sTUDEBAKER BIG g TOURING. 1923: fine
condition: disc wheels and special paint Job;
hnance company can sell at $500 to close
account. Mr.. Bruce garage in basement of
Investment BLDG 18th and sts. NV.
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TEWETT BROUGHAM,
LATE 1924

tionally fine condition: has front bumper
rear-view mirror. disc wheels and five bal
loon tires: $3.50 cash and $40 a month for
10 months includes interest. fire and theft
'"sui - THIS Is CAR NO. 10.
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| - ADAMS ST. NV. THREE ROOMS,
| tior garage available: hot and cold water. q
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STUDEBAKER COUPE. 4passenger special
Sin. 1925; i'll beautiful condition: fully
EQUIPPED with many extras. including bal
loon tires: run very little. IL is priced to
eell quick very attractive terms: trade
considered Lincoln Salcsroom. 1872 Conn.
ave. Main @OSO
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1850 RHTMORE STATISTIC 1-ROOM
kltchenette apt: open fireplace: large porch
all
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4OI5 18th ST NW-NICELY FURNISHED
one room. kitchen. screened porch. semi.pri
vate bath. sink. gas range. cabinet, dishes
gas. electricity: of laundry tubs. new
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4a1l 9th ST N.W-THREE ROOMS.
sink in kitchen. and porch: electricity. gas
and heat: adults $40.
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THE MONTANA 1926 NJ ST. N.w.-3
rooms. kitchen bath and reception hall; all
outside rooms; corner apt. Price. $40 per
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

11co COLUMBIA RD-TWO ATTRACTIVI
large rooms. kitchenette. hath. pantry
trunk room modern convenlences: $50. Ia
EAST CAPITOL ST-3 OUTSIDE ROOMS.
bath. ami: telephone: nicely furnished
no children. Lincoln S3H1
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APT. 3. 1851 LAMONT ST. NW.-TWO
girls to share pleasant Housekeeping apart
nlent ami: piano yictrola all expenses
S3S monthly Col E.3A6-W 1Ss
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SIS PRINCETON PL NW-Entire second
floor. rooms. porch. or part. all improve
nIrrfs. rent reasonable l5s
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PACKARD 1925 STRAIGHT EIGHT SPORT
Touring. 4-pass. phaeton nearly new: run
only very few miles: 1 months old: all
thricstnr ri, @ S}r tires
Clsc wheels and other innumerahle acccs-
eorles. Here is where YOU really save
and on your own terms with your car a.
part payment. Lincoln Saesroom. 1872
Conn ave. Main oOS0.
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THE TORONTO goth AND P STs-Tw0
/ rooms. ktchenette. bath S15; another four
rooms bath. Amply Ant. 8. Cafe. H.
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OTHERS REDUCED.
1923 Chevrolet Touring .$145
1923 Gardner Touring. 200
1928 Stephens Sedan. 49,. AS
1924 S d e b a k er Big E
Touring 700
1923 Studebaker Coupe. $50
1924 Studebaker Touring. 700
1923 Buick Sport 800
Many others from $500 up.
STUDEBAKER.
The White Front Lot at
1905 14th ST., 14th at r NV.
Phone Potomac 1888.
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3 ROOMS. COMPLETELY FURNISHED FOR
III k: bath. kltchenette. continuous hot
Nater. 800 Park I'd. NV Col. 3707 ~
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NICELY FURNISHED 2nd-FLOOR APART.
ment Ink. best residential section $50
mo-, including light and heat. OF East
st l9s
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-23
HOOVER SAYS EUROPE
SHOULD ELIMINATE
HER TRADE BARRIERS

CHICAGO, Oct % QP-If the 23
nations of Europe would initiate
Americas 4S states in establishing
free flow Of trade between them
selves, and if Europe as whole
would then establish her trade reia-
tions with the rest of the world an
has America, the purpose of the re-
cent international manifesto advo-
eating removal of trade barriers
would be practically accomplished
Herbert Hoover, secretary of, COM
merce, said today.
The manifesto cannot be directed
with any logic at the United states,
said Hoover, because in the five years
since enactment of our present tar
!rf, American imports from Europe
have increased "a per cent, while our
exports to Europe have increased bus
13 per cent.
"In any event, SO long as the
present low standards or iiv;ng--and
thus low wages-eXist in Europe, we
must maintain protection to certain
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-23
GOVERNOR HUNT, WITH
SENATOR ASHURST, TO
SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

Governor Geo. w. P. Hunt, U, 8.
Senator Henry f. AshuIst and Mine
Inspector Tom Foster, who, with
number of democratic candidates are
to speak at the Majestic theatre In
itors Friday night They engaged
rooms at the Gadsden ard had sup
per locally before leaving for Bisbee
to speak. Friday night. Accompany
ing the governor and his party were
Major George H. Kelly. state histor-
ian, and John Renoe, of Prescott,
special state attorney for the Arl-
zona ex-service men. Major Kelly
did not make the trip to Bisbee.
The governor and his party came
Eere from Stafford, where they spoke
Thursday night. On the way mere,
they stopped at Fort Grant to In
spect an exhibit being srown by the
state industrial school. The governor
expressed himself as being well pleas
cd with the exhibit at the scnool and
complimented the boys and girls on
their work.
The Bisbee band of 40 pieces win
furnish music during the democratic
rally to be held at the Majestic to-
night. Besides the governor and Sen
ator Ashurst other speakers will be
Loren Vaughn candidate for corpora
ton commissioner; e. A. Hughes
candidate for tax commissioner; c. y.
Case, candidate for superintendent ot
public instruction; J. c. Callaghan,
candidate for state treasurer; ANA
Frohmiller, candidate for state audi
tor, and Tom Foster, candidate for
state mine inspector. Senator AS
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-23
SENATOR WATSON OF
INDIANA DENIES ANY
DEAL WITH THE KLAN

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 90 P-With
denials from Senator Watson, re-
publican, Indiana, that ne had amy
understanding with the ku llluX klan
fer its political aid and from w. Lee
Smith, grand dragon, that the Indiana
klan was supporting that senator in
his campaign for reelection, the
senate campaign funds committee TO-
Gay practically concludec It's inquiry
into the political situation in tyis
state.
After taking Senator Watson's
statement in his room at the Meta
odist hospital where he is recover
ing from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident, Senator Reed, demo-
crat, Missouri, the committee chair
man, heard Smith and nalf a dozen
ether witnesses at the fe,SAral bui1d,
ing and then adjourned The hearing.
to Kansas city next Monday
Indianapolis again will occupy the
attention OF the committee ynere.
The witnesses summoned included
Mrs Vivian Tracy Wheatcraft, VINO
organized a women's committee here
for Senator Watson during the recens
republican primary campaign; FREQ
crick j. Libby of New York, VINO
spoke. in this state, and Joseph
Meyers. formerly of Indianapolis, but
now publisher of a magazine at
Princeton, Mo.
Coming here from Chicago at the
request of Senator Watson, Senator
Reed found his colleague in sucn
physical condition that ne could noc
carry out his plan to question him
in the hospital sun parlor in the
presence of newspaper men. instead
he went to the senator's room with
o stenographer and took there his
statement which subsequently was
made public.
The Indiana senator not only denied
that the klan was supporting him
hut also asserted that testimony Civ
en- the committee at Cnicago that
William f. Zumbrunn, counsel for the
khan, had sought to influence him IN
the contest over the seat held by
Scantor Mayfield democrat, Texas
was without foundation.
Before calling Smith, the committee
heard Senator Robinson, republican
Indiana, who also is running for
election. He told Seantor Reed nc
WELCOMED anybody's support but that
he had no "dealp on FOR klan sup
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-23
STORM SWEPT ISLE OF PINES; 81 DEAD
QUEEN FAILED TO.
BROADCAST AFTER
NATIONAL HO0KUP

NEW YORK, Oct. 22,-Queen Marie
Of Rumania tonight failed to make her
scheduled radio address from II sta
tions in a national hookup. David
Sarnoff, vice president and general
manager of the Radio corporation of
America, said that misunderstanding
as to the time of the address caused
the cancellation of the program.
The program called for the broad
casting Of the queens remarks between
$3.50 and 300 p. IN. The queen, ac-
companied by Mrs. 0, P, Hartman, ar
rived at the station shortly after S.
The members of the rolay party said
they u G s t o 0 d the broadcasting
would be between 500 and $50.
Sarnoff, speaking over the radio, said
that arrangements could not be made
to put on the program at that time.
He added that the queen was some-
what indisposed and asked him to ex-
press on hre behalf the hope that an
opportunity win present itself in the
very near future whereby she may be
able to address the people of the
United States over the air.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-23
SAN FRANCISCO IS
ROCKED BY -FOUR
CORRESPONDENCE

SAN. FRANCISCO, Oct, 22-CA9--San
Francisco residents were awakened to-
day by earth shocks that startled the
guests of the downtown hotels. Not a
building in the city, even of the Oldest
and flimsiest construction, was in
jured except for few broken windows
and cracked plaster.
Some hotel guests dressed and
sought the open spaces where they re-
mained a short time and then returned
to their rooms. The shocks, of which
four were felt here, extended from
Santa Rosa so miles north, to Paso
Robles, 1870 miles south.
The first tremor was registered by
the University of California seismo
graph at 4;S6 a. M, the second an hour.
later, and two others at 642 and S:O4,
others of mild intensity, the last one
not being felt generally.
Merchants in the downtown stores
reported their stocks were undisturbed
and those dealing in china said that
they suffered no loss The center of
the disturbance was located 20 miles
south of here in Monterey county. The
first, and sharpest shock was of four
degrees maximum on sthe seismograph.
At Stockton the county court house
clock was stopped and the chandeliers
in the state hospital for the insane
were whir1ed around by the temblor
On the Monterey peninsula windows
and dishes were ratified and small
household articles We're broken. No
in juries were reported except to Teri
C. Hubbard. The bird was found dead
shortly after the shock and is believed
to have died of fright.
In Oakland the Schelisinger depart
ment store reported one of the most
queer pranks of the rocking. wax
model plunged through a plate glass
window into the street and was decapi-
tated The ball on top of the flagpole
of Oaklands city hall was reported
missing and water pipes at the Oak
land Technical high School were broken.
High power lines leading to the Ala
media municipal light works were also
snapped by the shock. Guests made
quick exodus from hotels, but no in
juries were reported.
The tembior appeared to move in the
path of the famous San Andreas fault
which skirts the coast of northern
California.
In Santa Cruz the famous Casa Del
Rey hotel was the point of greatest
local disturbance, hut the damage was
slight Al small portion of the plaster
fell over the main entrance, but no
one was injured