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DUNU J sIJO
STERRETT & FLEMING
INC.
Home of the Certified
Gold Seal Cars.
Champlain st. at kalorama I'd.
Col. $3.50.

SEE THESE!!
Lafayette Sedan. late model. -.... 5000
Buick Coupe. late: splendid car. ...... $50
Cole 4 Sport Sedan. ............,.. 400
Hudson Coach: good shape: paint. 435
Overland Coach: few months old ..... $50
Columbia Sedan: new tires. ........ 400
Hudson Speedster: practically new -. 80
Buick Sport Model Touring. ......... $50
Hupmoble Touring. fine condition ..,. 400
Oakland Sport Model Roadster. ...... 300
Oakland Touring. runs good. ...... $50
Columbia Touring. good running order. 100
Ford Coupe. late: balloon tired 80. 300
Convenient terms; any demonstrations; al
ways open.
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 Eye st. NE. Fr. 1906 or FIR. s5"6
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WARDMA\.
1926 14th St. wv.

NASH! NASH! NASH!
1926 Nash Special 6. four
door sedan '....Sl.25O
1926 Nash Special 6. four
door sedan ...... LIS
1926 Nash Advanced 6
roadster ..... l,O5O
1926 Chevrolet roadster. 400
1926 Ford coupe .... 400
1925 Nash Special 6, two
door sedan .. 875
1925 Dodge coupe ...... $50
1925 Dodge sedan ...... zoo
1925 Dodge roadster 49,. 600
1925 Flint touring ...... $50
1924 Nash touring ..... SIS
1924 Studebaker Special
touring ...... SIS
1924 Nash sport ........ 500
1923 Nash touring ..... $50
1922 Dodge touring ..... l5O
1922 Jordan brougham :. $50
II Months to Pay.
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. INC.
Conveniently Located.
l533-l5N l4th St. NV.
Main $3.50.
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d. c. TAGS INCLUDED IN
PRICES QUOTED.
TERMS.
II. B. LEARY. JR.. & BROS,
1921 l4th NV.
North OSoO.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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COLORED-"48I ST NV APT 4--:,.
"oom apartment and bath excellent cOudi-
ton S31 80 mo. Money REALTY 60.
INC. 1"6 l4th ST. NV. Main 1870,
I13i I1th ST. EW-F1REPROOF APART
ments two. three rooms. bath and porch:
elev atOr.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


!S07 ONTARIO RD.---TWO ROOMS KITCH-
en- bath. hall porch well furnished an
outside rooms: near car lines.
THE HUMBERLAND-rwO SMALL
apartments. suitable for one or two persons
only we'll furnished with mahogany aud
oriental @ rngs ruo and equipped for housekecping.
lease can be arranged. ',0'
1908 eth ST. N.w.v-NEwLY DECORATED
large living room. dressing room. kitchen
and bath steam heated. Ant. / "O'
1926 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-TWO
large rooms; modern kitchen. bath. INV h.
elec.: quiet home; employed people. :O'
HOTEL APARTMENT. COMPLETELY FIR
nnn R,chen TmS "" ssnbomc
3i"o Branch es: between tn"G am and fas q"
p.m.: after Is nm. Apt. 6i4 the chastleton
1929 10TH ST: ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
:: rooms. kitchen and bath completely fur
GG3 Gfs3'Gi q rem 1no. yery reasonshe. g. W SNIP
I-ROOM.. KTTCHENETTE AND BATH. $40:
3,room, kitchenette and bath, SO gas and
@iertrl,ty furnished. Address Box "A
lib MASS. AVE Nv. ROOMS
kitchen and bath: ami: facing park tele-
phone.
5.RoQM APT; on EAST CAPITOL ST
hrsss hrsr b,mroIn Rnx paSk AMI m reasonable .d
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED. :, ROOMS
pain; D; Large closets: southern exposure
North 81 IS. 2l'
THE ROANOKE APT. l34s EUCLID st. ::
rooms and bath. second tioor. Apply
1908 IRVING ST. BETWEEN 18th AND
NJ Peasant Fts, entire floor: attractive
nbnno 1T"mt room pom and large kitchen hot water
1915 CLIFTON LARGE ROOMS PRI-
vate bath. second floor :, on third together
n1r, or separate; pa @ AMI MI; 9verlooking park will
"O01 EYE ST. Nv ROOM KITCHEN
and private bath completely furnished: all
modern imprOvemeuts: ideal location. II.
9ss 9sss Fast last GtAPimD2CBLE t'pionD, PARLoR rRI
convenient location. Phone Line. -
CAXANACGH, 1929 18th sT-;ird CON
""F!n Rn,lanG i%t.'sh"s rs in;'o i:ih ei-cornc,
hall. windows: mahogany: S57 so ol.
4o5 KEDRICK. 1901 K-LARGE TWO AND
RnG Ra. 2Tvsfe bath
THIRD FLOOR-THREE ATTRACTIvFIY
furnished rooms, bath hall and attic am
w. Calvert St NV. Adams !:17. ocl7'
Indp,. The ARG3NNE ,i;,a6SI APT Hi? BRIGHT
furnished; housekeeping month or season
LIVING ROOM TWO BEDROOMS. KITCH
enettc- pvt. bath gas; elec: 5000. 6Os
?l:l r ST .N.w-:3rd FLOOR. > ROOMS,
Oriental rugs: linen. North 64oa-w.
FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH: CLEAN.
h..w.h cleo. gas: 500: garage 81 extra
3Ol9 Dunbarton ave. NV. Phone WestS18 18:,7.
1924 ILL. AVE. N.W-FIRST FLOOR, LIy
ing m room; Kitchen. Kitchen inclosed porch bath
1'67 p ST SPACIOUS HOTSEKEEP-
ing rooms. lst floor ant. we'll furnished :,
baths h.-~.h. ami: Si@5. Frank
412S.
351 CORDOvA-3-ROOM APARTMENT
furniture Tor sale cheap. 2"s
1924 EUCLID. APT A-ONE LARGE
front bedroom. living. dining room kitchen
bath. large reception hall; adults Adams
l1s.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APART.
ments. two rooms. dining room and Kitchen
combined: garage. Adams 613O
LARGE FRONT ROOM AND KITCHEN.
cite. completely furnished: sink range
breakfast set; newly decorated 1894 10Th
st. NV. Frank. ] 795
l401 COLUMBIA RD.-l ROOM KITCHEN
and bath: $40. Columbia 9644. or apply tn
l3nitDr.
NEAR CAPITOL-ATTRAC Fur.
nrshed second floor 3 rooms bath sleep
ing porch and k;chenette elec hot watr,
heat, continuous hot water. 240 lst ct. Sc
.i'
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PARTIAL LIST.
Buick 1925 Master Coach.
Buick 1924 5-pass. 6-cyl. Sedan.
Buick 1923 5-pass Sedan.
Dodge 1924 Coupe.
Studebaker 1923 Light Six Tour
Buick 1925 4-pass. master IS"
Coupe.
Buick 1925 2-pass. Standard
Coupe.
Oakland 1924 Touring.
Dodge 1923 Touring.
Essex 1925 Coach.
Hupp 1922 Touring.
Ford 1924 Tudor Sedan.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Observation-Disclosures
1tO7 NEW Jersey AVE Nv" LARGE
connecting n1,, rooms for Ink: reascnssI"
3 LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH
heat and janitor service. S55 monthly. 1871
r st NV. CalI Line. $40. or Adams so. 1895
CoLORED-l5 505 COLUMBIA SIT RMS. =
ro., v.rmoHi Gi ny Avn SIMPSON frsns G9 500.
DOW WNTOwN-NEAR GEORGE WASHING
i"n heaGnl pan SsE s" rnr1
lantor service 5a4 .0th 81 :I.
@lH S"om APARTMENT and bath excelien, rondi,
,i@9 ,~t s;.5 80 mo- M"NEY RfAaTi EaJ6 CO..
1924 I7th ST. N.W-F1REPROOF APART
ments. two, three rooms. bath and porch;
elevator.
1908 NJ ST Nw-TwO ROOMS BATH.
electricity. h.-w n: reasonable
THE GREENBRIER. ilO7 10th ST. Nv
Esne"ially attractive i've apt IN splendid io"a, &
at any time. Apply to resident manager
3OI sr NV
front rooms. bath. porch.
Eler. gas INV Ii. adults. ~
REDUCED RENT-I448 ST. Nw-TwO
outside rooms. kitchenette. bath; instanta-
Heous hot water. gas. eIec, furnished Phone
THE HAWTHORNE. 1927 EYE ST. NV
: rms. and bath. $50 per mo; rms an; AMI
S9thosoSp S1th fs5 Per coo @opts 15I Tm Il nm MAJ" %
THE wILBrRTON. 1874 COLUMBIA RD.--
Six large outside rooms. reception hall ami
porch; hlgh-grade building: reasonable.
1899 IRVING sT-Two-RooM KITCHEN
and bath and ono room and bath; adml'- .dd.
STANTON Ios c ST. NE-5 AND % ROOM
sets s!n 9eSTly decorated: electricity; G1.'h GHI.
1868 llth ST. M! VERY DESIRABLE
front rooms: convenient to two car line.
= mi: $50 per month. 3O'
6Oi 14th ST. NJ L;HK. ROOMS AND
norch running water and electricity. 24'
:. ROOMS KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH.
porch entire floor new modern house an
jl2 Ind ST NV EXTRA LARGE
c5Ii I'ns s,S h" ~. ps'" room. and hath 5"""
11Is 18th Il. n,w.---6 ru9ms aud bath jJo'
ses Investment hIdl' i KA'NE' NJ 1885,.
THE LAMBERT. 1921 LANIER PL-CO-
3Sire. s. 900. See OWNER. 1896 Lame
! ROOMS BATH. R-w n ELECTRICITY.
,nclo7ed porch: So and $50. Apply .li
Maryland ave. ne. "O'
MODERX SIZE APARTMENTS FOR RENT
cesire an apartment WIN r. ELLIS. 1882
Eye 81. NV.
1917 ,Il,h ST. Nsw-a ROOMS. RITCHE>
Two rooms. large kitchen, ha:ement car
garage in rear. Phone Col. 5"G8. 90
1909 r. l. AVE- r. & D. FUR APART
mentA in good condition: convenient to Cow
debts
HENRY sCHAFFERT $50 John Marshal Pl
JUST OFF 10Th ST I475 SPRING ri.
NV rooms X. and b.: large closet>
light. airy and attractive. See ianitor. -
le37 SHEPHERD ST N.w.---SrIOND
floor rooms: ouiIt-n porch hot atrr
heat gas and electricity furnished. 2l'
SUMMIT. 1916 EUCLID ST NV FRONT
FIVE rooms. hall porch bath: low rent tSI5i.
Apply iauitor. "D'
NEAR DJPONT CIRCLE-THREE LARGE
| rooms. Iiitchenett". bath light and gas.
Phone y. 3021. :O'
| VERY DESIRABLE THE NORTHCMRER
| land. hve large rooms. kitchen bath: $3.50
| month. Call North 3:S0. @o'
! THE SARATOGA 653 EAST CAPITOL. ST
4 M .,Otj--One roOni and bath tunfurnished
| S25 81. HOwEESTEIN BROS. Line. So1.
CONTINUED on next paEe.)
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WANTEE-AUTOMOBILES.

WILL accept your car and a small amount
of ga sh rs first payment on either a new or
used Buick. T. S. Gaddess. 1915 Conn. We.
Main 6229.
i SELL AUTOMOBILES by auction every
and satisfactory method. No sale. no charge
Cars listed in time advertised free. "Wesch.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
or we will pay your unpaid notes and
give you the cash balance. See Mr.. Barnes
1920 Connecticut ave. Omen am. TO q pm
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CIIRISLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

1926 Ford Touring $500
1925 Ford Coupe ..... 800
1922 AIarmon Coupe. ..... $50
1924 Chrysler Roadster -. o75
1924 Buick Roadster 200
1924 Maxwell Club Sedan. AS
1922 Davis Sport Touring. 400
1925 Maxwell Coupe ..... 600
1923 Chevrolet Sedan .... 200
1922 REQ Sedan ........ 500
1924 Chrvsler Sedan ...... 975
1924 Oakland Touring -. 500
1922 Maxwell Touring =. $50
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FOR SALEAAUTOMOBILES.
BUICK.

The demand for our late
model Bucks makes it possible
for us to supply the public with
the highest grade used cars.
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FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD TON TRCtK. 1875: steel cab. ex-
press body casopy roof: excellent running
condition; price. 5000. Triangle Motor Co.
New York ave. and y. Capitol at.
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STOP LOOKING

20" the hest furn. apt. value IN town.
We have what YOU ueed III the following
modern apt. bdEs.. best and handlcst NV.
lucatiOnS: irepTOOf bdg>.. near churches.
schools parks etc Al large. outside.
spacious rms. tile baths. parduet floors
open firepaccs porchcs. finest service and
fittings. s." jauitOrs on promises.
THE ARGYLE. | eth aud Park rd.-l rm.
so: rms. So Phone Main 5@'.
THE LO\SDAIE @l3S California st.v-i
rnl.. SO. ms S55. Phone y 400
CLIFTON TERRACE. ltth and Clifton
sts. Finest bldgs. south Of New York y
.. rms. $50: rms. $ll0. Phone Col
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1tO7 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV. LARG T.
connecting rooms for Ink: REASONABLE
price ,l'
3 LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH
heat and JanitOr service. 500 monthly. 1871
r st NV Cali Line" $40. or Adams 1895
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FORD TOURING, 1895 model: excellent run
ming condition: 30-day guarantee; terms:
Triangle Motor Co.. New York ave. and
Moth ifnl ck
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FORD SEDAN - Good running condition
Price. $75. Triangle Motor Co. New York
ave- and North Canitnl st
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1926 FORD COUPE. latest
model. just ? months old; many
extras. and can be bought at
the low price of $3.50. Year to
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FOR SALE-AUTONIOBILES.

FUR SAIIE-AUIVNlUblL
FORDS! FORDS!
TEN USED RUNABOUTS
WITH PICKUP BODIES.
Price. SIS and Up.
TRUCK CHASSIS.
Dump. Express Closed and
Open Bodies.
NUMBER OF MODEL L
CHASSIS.
Closed and Open Bodies
Your Opportunity.
Liberal Terms. r..
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealer.
Main 5000. 34h Pa. Ave. NV
USED CAR
CORNER.
MANY MODELS
OPEN AND CLOSED.
LiBERAt Terms.
10th AND YOU STS.
WASHINGTON CADILLAC co.
Franklin $500.
Open Evenings.
SPECIAL SALE.
$50 Down Payment.
Chevrolet Coupe ...........'..' 81 20 %" 'oo
Buick 4.cyiinder Touring ....:.... $500
Dodge Roadster Observation-Disclosures. 300. .0U
Star Sedan Observation-Disclosures. ESQ. 90
Maxwell Sedan ......,.......... 325. .0U
Buick 6-cylin'ler Touring ......... 1900
''' Fastest Payments in Town.
Washington Motor Exchange.
Open Evenings. " Phone North 5s7o.
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FORD TUDOR la24-Excelent running con-
dItion: many extras: price reasonable: terms.
Triangle Motor Co. New York ave. and
North Captol ST
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FORD COUPE: appearance and condition
equal to new: $500. Buick Agency. 10l6
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Please Compare.

Many other real bargains.
l.ambcrt- Hudson Motors Co..
l722 L ST., West of Conn. Ave.
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COLUMBIA ST.-3 RMS.
kitchen and bath. $50
c. ". SIMPSON co. ..
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HUDSON-ESSEX.
Our prices are generally rec
ognized as the most reasonable
in Washington.
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3UI ID 1T. NV.
front rooms bath. porch.
EIe,. gas N " IA adults -

REDUCED RENT-I44B y ST. N.W.-TwO
outside rooms kitchenette. bath; instauta-
neOus hot water. gas elec furnished. Phone
North g131 2O'
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rms and bath $50 per mo. ; rms and
bath. S65 per month ami. Main 7!3
NICHOLSON & co, 1917 II -. NV.
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THE WILBURTON. 1874 COLUMBIA RID
Six large outside rooms. reception hall ami
porch; high-grade building: reasonable.
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NEW CORDOVA 1909 10Th ST
ROOM AND BATH. $iO.5O.
L. W GROOMES I4I6 F ST

I RM.. BATH APT.-S4O.
Neatly furn. suites in modern ant. bdSS .
cufIN enIFut NV. loCttIOn. rOOuly: paruuPt
floors. tIle baths. See Iauitor ON premises
tine Argyle. 18th aud Park rd Phone Nam
jt31. Also ant AT 2l3S California 81
nEune North 1900 Act OtIiriIv
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1868 llth ST. Nv. VERY DESIRABLE
front rooms: convenient to two car inc-:
mi: SIS per month sO'
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FORD FORDOR. I925-Excellent running
condition; price very low Triangle Motor
Co New York ave and North Canitnl st
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1908 NJ ST. N.w-TWO ROOMS. BATH.

THE GREENBRIER. llO1 10th ST. NV
Especially attractive apt, in splendid lora-
ton: unusually large rooms. Can be seen
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jl2 md ST Nw-:i EXTRA LARGE
o5Ii i3,h II. mW-5 rooms and hath 80 Gu
lllS 18th Il. n.w.--6 rUOm~ aud bath - u'
NJ RAI%E.
aoR Investment BI,tg VI 1885,.
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YEAR TO PAY.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO.,
l4th and P SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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CAyANACGH. 1929 18th ST.-:,rd CON
genial girl wanted: . r. k. b. hall :, streets
finely furnisho,i $3.50
hail m;ndo,ys 10 natn orner r. k b.
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:, ROOMS KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH
porch entire floor. new modern house: all
ronv eniences rent. St5. 12f5 Shepherd -
n ~ 1Is
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REPOSSESSED CARS.
MI Of these cars are to be
sold for unpaid balances.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WAN EAb@sAebON1Ss
YOUNG LADY. university student. wants
unfurnished room. preferably in apartment:
vicinity Dupont Circle or Columbia road:
price S15 Address Box 456-B. Star office
20'
TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath. private
family. vicinity Interior Bldg. for > adults:
reasonable. Address Box 447-H.- Star office.
IL
ROOM WITH BATH. in private home. for
lady in business: pleasant environment and
surroundings essential Address Box A
Star office "l'
BY YOTN NC LADY. student. unfurnshed
room in apt house: no cooking. Address
Box 155-A. Star Office.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD with private Protestant.
Prussian or German family: central lOcatiun;
by ex-eavalry officer. Address Box l49-A.
- Woo
SUBURBAN BOARD
FALLS CHURCH, VA,-GoGd board, Sld per
week Eus service. .35. minutes TO center Of
city Address H0Y "A Star ONCE 21s
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lord TOURING. 1924; refnished in black
light: carries 3O-day guarantee: only S434
down and S4 "a per week. Ourisman Chew
rolet Sales Co. 625 st. ne. Opep eve-
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Other Cars $1,000 Up.
All RecOnditioned and
Ready to Demonstrate.
"W.ALI.ACE,"
1909 l.. St. NV. Main 7Ol2.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
The sale is over. but some OF
the prices are still lower.
Your Car in Trade.
Every Car is a Gold Seal Car.
Guaranteed i'll Writing.
MORE.
LOW
PRICES.

rs Ilupp s touring 81 ,O75
'25 IIupp touring ....... 15
Is l1upp coupe ......... 4oo
"a Iewett coach .. SIS
IA Studebaker sedan. $50
'25 Hupp'S sport. ...... l,275
20 Hupr touring ...... $50
"a Maxwell sedan ...... 3o5
'25 Durant touring .... Us
'25 Willys-knight touring us
70 Chrysler coupe .... 7o5
rs Buick roadster ...... 875
"a Hupp sedan .:.... rs
"a Olds sedan ......... 3o5
10 Peerless coupe .... Us
~ Hupp touring ... Us
"a Ford coupe ........ 1o5
'22 Chandler sport road
ster; rehnished in
DuCO ..... .... $50
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
WETHERBEE FREED
 OF INFANTS DEATH
Jury Acquits Young Man Of
 Murderin8 Baby

Putnam. Sept. 30 - Raymond Wetherbee was acquitted of the charge of murder yesterday after noon, A jury in superior court, after 45 minutes deliberation de- cided that the 24-year-old Wilson vile youth did not kill the child born to Agnes Pytko, IT, on the banks of the French river near her home last June %. The verdict was returned at 2:40 o'clock.
 When Charles T. Salisbury of Plaindeld, foreman of the jury, said in reply to the clerks question, not guilty" the crowded court room applauded. Judge Booth i'm mediately ordered the court room cleared but several rushed forward 10 shake Wetherbee's hand before they were busted. Wetherbee's mother and her children were pres ent and wept with joy.
 States Attorney Howard c. Brad ford said tonight that he had not decided what course to take with the Pytko girl, who is still held in | the Brooklyn jail on murder charge. She was jointly indicted with Wetherbee and has been wit ness for the state.
 T do not know how the jury ar rived at its verdict. It may have decided that the child was dead
 when born" said Mir. Bradford. Hc said further investigation will bc
 made before he decides the disposi-
 tion of Miss Pytllo's case but indi-
 cated that she will be punished in
 some way.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Dawes Hunting Party
 Reaches Nebraska

Lincoln, Neb., Sept 30 R)-Vice- President Dawes and his fellow huntsmen were given rousing wei come by his former home folk upon their arrival here today en route to Wood Lake, Nebraska, for a holiday hunt of game birds.
 The vice-president was greeted by General John J. Pershing, former fellow townsman. and a number Of the hunting party, various military, civic and university organizations as well as old friends and comrades. Governor Adam McMullen extended the welcome Of Nebraska and tn" "old home town" to the former sons and their friends.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
GOLFING MOTHERS
 COMING INTO OWN
Stars, Married and With
 Families, Show Up We'll

Haverford, Pa, Sept. 30 LPi-Golf- I. ing mothers of the women's national | championship tournament may have l! their names written on flames scroll along with dancing mothers of the jazz age and swimming mothers Of the channel. Of the half a hundred mothers who came to square off, dozen odd remained to play, and of them three survived to the third round today. Formulation of the claim that golf is the game of the bachelor girl ath- lete is found in the performances or Mrs. Courtland Smith, the New Jersey champion, who yesterday de- feated Helen Payson, of Portland Maine; Mrs. c. Henry Stetson ot Philadelphia, and Mrs. Wright D. Goss, Jr., of Short Hills, N. J.
 q didn't play golf until after l had three children" said Mrs. smith, whose youthful looks make the state ment an anomaly. Her consistently good placing, both in the medal rourd when she was runner up to CIenna Collett, and in the first two match rounds suggest that she may he q, strong contender in the final rounds,
 Mrs. stetsons photograph appears on the sporting page Of Philadelphia papers, while on another page IS a picture of her debutante daughter soon to be introduced. Her moth CTS " game of golf was good enough
 Canadian national champion, in the first round' Ruth Batchelder of Boston In the second, and so pit her against Edith Cummings. 1928 champion, today Mrs. Goss, although she is a young mother, is player whole long game would defeat many men.
 Two grandmothers, one over Do, +eed off among the 127 medal round connpetitors. It was one of the tlrst years that Mrs, Caleb Fox of Phlla- delphia, failed to qualify. She mas held many tournament honors, as has Mrs, Ronald Barlow. also of Phil adeIphia, whose daughter, Mrs. Y. N' Beig, was playing in the same round. Golf has been a great bond between my daughter and me- sald Mrs, Barlow. Why in the world shouldn't mother be good golfer as Tell?'
 Here are few comments on the subject from other mothers "hose performance has stood up with thai of unattached young amazons.
 T didn't play golf until my boy was seven years old" said Mrs 0. ; Hill, Kansas City, who gave Mls' Collect hard match in the frs round Now lie is ten and Is already starting to learn the game, with hl' own set of little clubs"
 Do I think that my golf has evel interfered with my children Mrs Arnold Jackson of Greenwich, Conn. repeated the question. No, but per haps my children have interferer with my golf game. They are occa sionally on 8 golfing mothers mind.
 There doesn't seem to be any req son why golf should interfere with { womans home life and interests.
 think 1t often makes better under standing between a husband an wife. And certainly should not talk woman's life away from her child, :, said Mrs. J. S. Cassriel, of Aurora H.. whose seven year old daughte has not kept her from having tn kind of golf game that was goo
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Chamberlain at Rome
 To Meet MussOlini

Rome. Sept. 30 P}-Sir Austen Chamberlain, the British foreign secretary, arrived in Leghorn on his yacht Delphine last night for a con ference with Premier Mussolini, Sir Austen has been cruising in the Mediterranean while on vacation and it is said Signor Mussolini requested that he come to Italy for talk with him.
 While no statement was forthcom- ing in advance, it was reported that inc entire field of British and Ital- ian relations would be gone over,
 Signor Mussolini, accompanied by undcr-secretary for foreign affairs Grandi and Chief Of Cabinet Marquis palucci left Rome last night for Loghorn,
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

enough to defeat in the first round Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, herself the mother of little boy.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

EEHOUSANDS OF people have to the Plaut Company
 M amned carefully the merchandise and have been asonished A the uperatve quality of the furniture offered They
 have this merchandise priced figures that almost incredibly low
 But there mystery to ti and very easy explain
 Every well informed person knows that buying in large quantities results far lower prices than buying small quantities and right here is the explanation of Plauts low prices.
 PIAUT PURCHASES made in connection with the great May Stern and Company organization the Worlds largest home funhers enable buy prices that would be utterly impossible if pu chases made less gigantic scale Indeed PUT PUR CEASES bring about economies that reflect themselves the prices offer merchandise prices that unquestonaby the low est prices that the natural result of Mae and Company buy ing in millions instead of in thousands
 Buying for all the great May Stern and Company stores has result ed great savings for in the past and W the utre has been the of Paut leadership has enabled thousands people through the products of Americas great est furniture factories furniture embodyng the finest construction the most beautiful wood the most exquisite finishes and the newest dgn-at prices that lower than might pay for furniture of far lesser quality
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

The Store Beautiful is now more beautiful than ever before. All the fine NEW Fall merchan- disc is here. Never has the power of PLAUT PURCHASES re- vealed itself to such a great eX- tent. Never has our stock been finer, never have our prices been lower, and never has our assort- ment been so large.
 Visit the Plaut store, see for yourself the thousands of demon strations of the power of PLAUT PURCHASES.