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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TO
RULE AS OFFICIALS OF
CITY THROUGHOUT DAY

At o'clock this morning IA Doug
las boys will be given the reins OF
city government and FOR an entire day
every city department will be in charge
Of a high school boy the plan being
carried out as part Of the program OF
national Father and Son Week.
The boys Will first meet at the Y. NJ.
c. A., whore they will be assigned their
various positions. They will then go
to the city hall, where they will meet
the officials whose chairs they are to
fill for the day.
Joe Causey, Lee Bodenhamer, George
Colvin, Frank GARDENER, Clinton Cary,
James Reay Henry Beumler, James
Sexton, Billy Harding, Edward Black
Marion Massey, Jack Deeming, Howard
March and Allen Hood are the boys
who have been selected to govern the
city for a day.
Each boy will be instructed as to
the various functions of his office and
will actually execute the duties of the
office under the supervision of tbs
regular official.
The plan OF. installing high schoo
for one day each year as a part Of the
program Of observance of nationa
Father and Son Week has been carried
out in many Of the larger cities fo1
several years and its benefits nave
been manifold. 1t enables the boys tf
secure a first hand understanding oi
civic government which could be OBJ
tanned in no other way, and it tends t(
develop their sense of responsibility.
Special services in the churches
marked the opening of national Fathe1
and Son Week and the weeks program
will be brought to a close with ban
ouet at the Y. NJ c. A. at Gao o'clocl
Thursday evening. Fathers are urged
to bring, their sons to the banquet ant
an interesting program Of talks an
entertainment will be provided. j. L
Carlson, Jr., will preside as toast
! master.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
], c. Hand in Court Charged
With NOn-Support of Family

s J. c. Hand, 326 Seventh street, was
arraigned in justice court Tuesday aft
ernoon, on a charge of non-support, it
being alleged that he had failed to pro-
vide for his wife and two-year- old
child.
Hand promised to regularly provide
funds for his family's support and was
given his liberty temporarily in order
that he might secure money for that
purpose. He was released on condi-
tion that he would appear at 10 o'clocE
: this morning and delived the money tc
the court to be turned over to hi:
wife. a#t
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
Vosskuler Appointed to
Have Charge Of Reading
at Arizona University

appointment Of Max P. Vosskuhief
as special collaboration to conduct fne
reading courses of the bureau o.
education in the extension division OF
the University of Arizona at Tucsol'
was announced at the interior depart
ment today
There are now 80 reading courses
from which prospective readers may
choose the course they wish to pursue
Many readers have already enrolleo
for some of the courses which IN
clude history, biography fiction
american literature, worlds grea'
literature and kindred subjects. Reao
ers enrolled represent wide variety o.
occupations ana interests.
Prospective readers should apply tC
Professor Max P. Vosskuhler, eXten
sion division, University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona, There is no fee II
connection with this. service.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
PRESIDENT UNITED ARTISTS
DIES IN NEW Y0

NEW YORK, Nov. 16 R-Hiram
Abrams, 4S, president OF the United
Artists corporation died at his home
here Monday night.
Born in Portland, Me, he became
a merchant there. Soon after the
advent OF the motion picture he err
tered ,the business as distributor
I'm Boston.
. In 1916 he became president Of
Paramount p.ctures lie continued ~
that office until 1919 when United
Artists was organized with him. rs
PRESIDENT Associated with him IN
the organization Of the company were
Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin and d. W. Griffin.
lie leaves a Swife and a daughter.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
COUNTY.
WINS Il PRIZES
AT STATE FAIR

Proof of the high standard Of Co
Clise county agricultural products ~
shown by the remarkable honors won
hv the county exhibit at the arr.
2fna stata far held at Phoenix last
week. with an exhibit that occupied
only 16 feet Of wall space and in
.competitlon with other counties thaj
had exhibits so to rs feet N length
the Cochise county exhibitors carr
away from the fair with totai o.
q premiums, including ten frsts, ten
seconds and one special premium.
The Cochisc county exhibit was ar
ranged principally through the initia-
tive of the Douglas Chamber of Com
merce and Mines, with the assistance
of County Agricultural Agent Charles
A. Smith. The EXHIBIT was conduct
cd at the fair by Charles l.. iefoy
g42 Thirteenth street. The entire
display of the exhibit cost less than
the Sl00 subscribed for this purpose
~ the Douglas chamber of commerce,
which was promised some assistance
in meeting the expenses of the eX-
hibit by the Bisbee chamber Of com,
merce and other civic ORGANIZATIONS
in the county.
Concerning the exhibit, George T..
Doubleday, secretary Of the Douglas
Chamber of Commerce and Mines
says: "Cochise county ought to pre-
bare a 75-foot exhibit for the 1927
state fair, and we should begin to
make preparations for this early
average sized exhibit, Cochise county
,,1I oe
vegetables and farm products for the
state
In addition to winning the prem.
iums at the state fair, two exhibits
FROM the Cochise county display
We're selected by the state farm bu>
rcau to be exhibited during the ma
tional farm bureau exhibit at Chi,
cago. The two selected We're priz>
winning sheaf of broom corn ralse%,
by w r. Tanner, of Elfrida, and three
plates of apples grown by Henry
Grfzzle, of Webb
The premiums won by Cochise coun.
ty exhibitors were as follows: First
Ollie Phillips, Douglas, pumpkins
Henry Grizzle, Webb on King David
apples; Henry Grizzle, Webb, on Miss.
curl pipp.n apples; ]. j. Meyer, WILL
COX, OH Virginia peanuts; Lawrence
Morris, ST David, on cashaws; Mrs
w. ]. Arndt, Lowell, on parsley;
Mrs. w. ]. Arndt, Lowell, on kohl.
rabi: w r. Tanner, Elfrida, on sheai
broom corn; Reed Walker, Paradise,
on Wolf river apples; and FRANK
Davis, Webb on Nancy Hall sweet
Potatoes.
Seconds: Henry Grizzle, Webb, or.
Arkansas Black apples; Henry Grizz
z1e, on Winesap apples; DR. F. w.
Rartlall, Turkey creek, on King
, r,aWid apples: DR.. F9a w. Randall,
| Turkey creek: on Nonjariel apples,
G. NJ. Dannelly, McNeal, on chea1
Broom corn; c. M. Dannelly, McNea
home made sorghum; East and Scott
Fomerene, on neck Texas red oats;
Lee Jovanov:tch. Bisbee, peck Va.
lencia onions; John Miller, Cave creek
milo malze;- and j. NJ. Mortenson
/ Webb, on hegari.
! The special premium was won b!
Mrs. w j. Arndt, of Lowell, on he1
display of five heads Of leek.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
MANY CATTLE BEING
PURCHASED FOR THE
CALIFORNIA MARKET

l.. L. Guy, cattle buyer, who man
tains headquarters in Douglas, Loweii
and Los Angeles, has begun buying
cattle OIL a large scale from Cochise
county ranchers for fall shipment, ac.
cording to report from bisbee where
Guy made a business trip Monday.
Guy stated at B.sbee that at least
1000 head Of steers, cows and calves
would be purchased in this section
and shipped to Catalina island rot
beef before December !.
Guy is also negotiating, for the
purchase of cattle in Mexico. lie
state sthat the prices for range stock
at the4 present time are excellent,
the stockmen received from $50 20
$40 head for COWS and steers ant;
averaging $3.50 for calves.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
TWO. BISBEE MEN
INJURED IN CAR
ACCIDENT SUNDAY

John r. Ross aged IS, and Wilbur
Moran, aged 2SS both Of Bisbee, are
in the Copper Queen hospital in that
city with severe injuries as a result
OF a collision on the Bisbee-Douglas
highway Sunday. Ross has a broken
leg, while Moran suffered injuries to
his. chest and several broken ribs.
Ross, riding motorcycle, attempted
to- pass around another car on curve
on the highway when he encountered
Moran, headed toward Douglas, accord
ing to accounts of witnesses. Moran
made a gallant effort to avoid col
lision and pulled his car far to the
right, with the result that the car slip
ped off the grade and plunged over an
embankment and turned over. Moran's
wife and small son were riding in the
car at the time, but neither was Sc
verely injured. 4s.az., -
South Carolina taxes gasoline five
cents a gallon, besides taxing soft
drinks, smoking and chewing tobacco
thaater admissions, ammunition, candy
and promissory notes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
"No Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch.

For Want Add Resu,ta. phone 81 or 90
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
YAQUI TRIBE SPLITS
UP INTO SMALL BANDS

NoGALES, Nov. 16 E)--Information
reaching the Herald Monday from the
south said that the Yaqui Indian tribe
at war against the Mexican central
government has split up in,o small
bands and was headed north from ST.
ezra de Bacatete, their stronghold.
Federal troops now are detailed
along the San Miguel river valley and
into the Rayon country, about 200
miles from the border, the newspaper
said.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
KIDNAPPED CANDIDATE is

lANAAN blAON n 1AOWA7
LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 16 P--John
Mahan, policeman candidate for mayor
of Lowell, who disappeared from his
home early Monday, returned at night
in time to address an election eve rally:
He said he had been carried away to
Providence by four masked men, who
robbed him of $18S and imprisoned hin
in a house. He escaped at noon Mon
day and made his way back to Lowell
he said.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-17
CRUDE OH. PRODUCTION
tee SHOWS SMALL DECREA SE

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.--P1-The daily
average gross crude oil production in
the United States decreased 1920 bar
rels for the week ended November 13,
totalling 2,343,S5O barrels, says the
weekly summary of the American Pc
troIeum Institute today
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

azert volt nehaz leleplezni, inert
senki sem akart ellene tanuskodni,
inert az embeerek szegyeltek, hogy
szoba alltak vele.
Ezek az alorvosok meg AIT is
hirdettek, hogy rakot meg tud-
jak gyogyitani, noha az egesz vi
lag orvOsai hiaba keresik a rak
bajra az orvossagot. Szerepel
binjelek k0zott egy ''Purifice"
newt orvossag kotyvalek, amely-
rol AIT hirdette a csal6 tarsasag,
hogy, r0vid id6n beliil meggyogyit
ia a legveszedelmesebben elter-
jedt rakbajt is. A kormany We
gyeszei megallapitottak r6la, hogy
vizet es alkoholt tartalmaz, egy
kis adag hashaj jtoval vegyitve.
Van olyan is, aki az emberl
eletkort akarta meghOsszabb bblta-
mi maga kotyvalekaval. Ezt
Dirigo 1S45" mex nevezte a fel-
talaloja es szinten sok penzt use
belt el, amig lie mem tartoztattak.
A "Sargol" newt kotyvalek ke-
szit6je, aki AIT allitotta a maga
orvossagarol, hogy meg tudJa
hizlalni az embereket, nyolc evig
uzte a csalasait, miel0tt leleplez-
TEX es harom evig tartott, amig a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
THURYNE

jubileumi korutja valosagos
diadalmenet. Thuryne es a regi
amerikas magyar szineszek dia-
dalmas atvonulasa Magyar-Ame-
rikan. A magyar sajt6, k0ztiik mi
is, Macy 0rommel konstataljuk
EFT a diadalt, m'ert nemcsak Thu
ryne, az 8 nagyszeru tarsulata,
hanem a magyar tisztesseg is dia-
d,aLmaskodik ezen a koruton. Az
amerikai magyarsag tGnteto sze-
rctettel fogadja Thurynet es mi
io regi szineszemket. MLlndenutt
tclt haz es mlndeniitt unneples,
hala es elismeres azert a nagy
munkaert, amit Thuryne es szi-
nesz tarsai vegeztek a magyar te-
ruleten a magyar kultuwaert. XII
l0nosen munkassag tiintet szi-
nGszeink mellett. Azok tiintetnek
mellettiik, akik tudjak, hogy NIT
jelent munka. A harminceszten
dos Macy vandorlas, kiizdes es a
vGgtelenbe visszanyul6 szenvedes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
POSTAL CSALASOK

AZ ember szinte ell sem hlnne,
hogy milyen aranyu postal csala-
sok folynak az Egyesiilt Allamok
ban es hogy hany szazezer dollart
csalnak XII posta utjan valo hir-
detesekkel kul0nb0z6 szelhamo-
sok konnyen hivo embelekbol.
A philadelphia kiallitason van
egy ugynevezett "Minta Postahl-
yatal" felallitva, ahol posta-
igazgatosag bemutatJa a kozon-
s6gnek, hogy mint Functional egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

hatosagok ra tudtak bizonyitani,
hogy kozonseges szelhamos. Meg,
mialatt targyalasa folyt is, q
egyre hirdette a secret .es 5 meg
vagy fel milliot bevett, mielOtt
lecsuktak. Harom honaplg tartott
a targyalasa es 300 tanut hallgat-
tax Xxi az ugyben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

idealis amerikai postahivatal. Ez
a kiallitas nem lenne t0keletes. ha
kihagytak volma a posta utjan ell
kOvetett csalasok sorozatat, tehat
bemutatja a hivatal kiil0nb0z0
kalandorok es postarablok eszk0-
zcit es m0dozatait, amik k0z0tt
mem a legerdektelencbb peldaul
az a par revolver, amikkel a hir-
hedt Chapman newt bandita az
ct millios postarablast elk0vette
A posta utjan elk0vetett biin0k
, szamat azonban fok6nt a svindli
| hirdetesek emelik, eek k0z0tt is
elso helyet foglalnak ell a patent
meJecinasok, akik mindent meg
yyogyitanak, meg a halalt is, ha
van aki megfizeti oket. A pOsta-
iigazgat0sag egy egesz sereg bum
/ ielt mutat be oryossagos iivegek
fomajaban, amelynek tartalmat
hatosag analizaltatta es mindeE
esetben megallapitottak, hogy ko-
z0nseges csalason alapszanak azok
a nagyhangu igeretek, amikkeI
eek a csalok a beteg em'berise-
get bolonditottak es bolonditjall
meg ma is.
A postaigazgatosagnak az a
fcladata ugyanis, hogy - ha csak
lehet- megakadalyozza posta
utjan torten0 csalasokat es ezeket
t0rveny igen szigoruan biinteti.
T0bbek k0z0tt szerepel kiallitott
bin .jelek k0z0tt egy flaska, anne
lyen AIT hirdeti a cimke, hogy
Mirigy kezeles utjan visszaadja
az clvesztett fiatalsagot''. Hat ki
ne akarna megint fatal lenni? AZ
emberek ct dollarokat fizettak egy
flaskaert es a kormany tudosai
megallapitottak rola, hogy csak
hashajtot tartalmaz. Szazezer
| dollart ,k0lt0ttek hirdetesre a csa
lok es 100000 dollart szedtek be
mielott posta detektivjei lie mem
fuleltek 0ket.
! Azutan OFT van a villamos ov
amely allitolag minden betegse-
| get meggyogyit, ha az ember vi
! sell. Ezek szaz0tvenezer dollart
haracsoltak 0ssze, mielott artal
matlanna tettek okct. AZ "Oxl.
pather Tuberculine'', amelyneli
valosagos tudomanyos nevet ad
TAX es amely allitolag tudo
l veszt biztosan gy6gyitja es min
/ den tiidobacillust azonnal megol
vizsgalat szerint, glycerin e
/ kreosote-bol volt osszetakolva es
az. aki szerkesztette, soha kOze
| mem iart az orvosi tudomanyhoz
H Azutan voltak, akik elektoro
mos gyiiriiket arultak, mint vagy
harminc kiil0nbozo betegseg biz
tos gyogyszeret. A gyiruk vas
Dol voltak es nem ertek egy mix
lit sem, de azert Ok OF dollarokat
| kaptak ertiik. Eek az urak mos'
is a bort0nben iilnek, inert raJtuk
meg gyiiruik sem segitettek, mi
kor lefogtak 6ket.
a "Corex Compound 4 arr y
szolgalt-a feltalal6jaI szerint-
/ hogy visszaadja az elvesztett fer
fierot. Ez a csalo negy evig miiko
d0tt es mintegy egy es egynegyeo
milli6 dollart szedett ossze, mi
elott lelepleztek. Ezt svindler1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
Hogyan lehet elejet venni vaksagnak
siikets6gnek mas alland0 elformatlan-
kodasnak?

A lcgnagyobb gondot kell alkal-
nazni, mikor bebi szemeit fuleit, or
rat, vagy szajat tisztitjuk. Amilyen
fontos, hogy czeket szcrveket tisztan
tartsuk, ugyanolyan fontos, hogy ne
s6rtsiik meg 6ket a tisztitas elvegzesc
kozben. A legnagycbb enyheseget ajanl-
iull es AIT, hogy ne hasznaljunk szap-
pant, vagy izgat6 oldatokat.
a szemhejak egyszerii tisztitasahoz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

\ X F Is s 8
borac acid oldatot hasznaljunk, (melyet
barmely patikdban beszerezhetiink), ez
oiztos es szelid fert6tlenit5 seer. Ha
valamilyen ruhat hasznalunk szem
nek, az orr vagy a szaj megtorlesehez,
ugy ez vekony, lacy, feher anyagb6l
legycn es hasznalat el0tt sterilizalva.
Ere c6lra kaphatunk patikaban
sterilizalt gyapju sz6vetet. Barmilyen
anyagb6l is legyen ez, egyszernel tob-
bet ne hasznaljuk.
A szemek mosasahoz hasznaljunk
egy darab tiszta gyapju szovetet vagy
sz0vetet, de ne martsuk belle az oldat-
ba, hanem 0ntsiink az oldatb6l egy XII
cst ARA darabra, amelyet haszna-
lunk. Ugyanezt m6dszert alkalmaz-
zuk mikor az orrot, szajat vagy a fiji
leket tisztitjukr> Gy6zodjek meg, hogy
kezei teljesen tisztak, miel6tt barme-
lyik anyaghoz nyul.
Ha e;y kis vorosseget, gyulladast
vagy daganatot lat ezeknek a szervek
mex valamelyiken, ne probalja sajat
maga kezelni, hanem azonnal forduI-
jon egy orvoshoz, vagy vigye bebit
a klinikara, vagy az eg6szsegigyi al
lomasra azonnal. Be kell ismernie
hogy maga mem tudhatja rendelle
nesseg okat, tehat sajat maga mem is
kezelheti. A bebijenek megvakulasa
IL, 1oh
nye annak, ha elhanyagolja az orvo-
81 segitseg igenybeyetelet az els3 1e.
!! hetseges pillanatban. Az crvos tobbet
segithet a bebi allapotaban, ha mind
jart betegs6g elej6n hiv1alS, mintha
akkcr fordulnak hozza.: mikor a beteg
mar komoly allapotba kerGlt.
Vannak bizonyos elformatlanodasok,
melyek mindjart a sziilet6skor felis-
merhet6k, ilyen a bot-labusag, nyul-
| ajax ,vagy q rendellenes njves. Igen
sulyos tevedes ilyesmiket kczelGs nell
kill hagyni abban a hitben, hogy a
gyermek Xxi fogja n6ni, vagy pedig meg
tul fatal kezelesre. Semmi esetro
Sc art orvosi tanaesot venni ig6nybe
ilycn esetckben az els6 lchetscges pill
|amaitban Ha a kezelest elhalassznk
ARA az id0re, mig a gyermek 0regebl
lcsz, akkor ezt olyasvalaki d0ntse ell
aki szakert6 es hivatott ennek az eli
hatdrozdsara. nv
Hogyan 6vhatja meg
bebijet?
On is AIT hiszi, hogy rOsszul tap
laltsag csak cgy par, szerencsetlen Der
4 hazban lak6 kis gyermeknel fordul el6
A legutobbi vizsgalat bebizonyitott
hogy New York varosaban elG iskolas
gyermekck milH6i KOHL csak IL szaza
lex van els6rendi egeszsegi allapotban
Gazdag gyermekek epp ugy keriilhetnel
, cbbe Il vesz6lyes allapotba, mint szc
geny gyermekek. Ahol sziil6k. mem is
merik fel veszelyt, oft bizonyara val
max rosszul taplalt gyermekek. A rosz
szuf taplalas fokozatosan a1aassa a
81 egesz szervezetet, de mivel titkos, bel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

So utakon dolgozik, hatasa mem lesz
mindjart nyilvanvalo kevesbe figyel-
mes szemnek, csak mikor mar komoly
BAIT okozott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden heten
ezeket a cikkeket es 0rizze meg, hogy
a j0v0ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
BERBE ADO

BEKB6 ADO
cgy ct szobas haz az 1130 Manning
Avenue alatt, gaz, villany es viz LAX
Der $25.00 havonta
Felvilagositas:
TELEFON SIAM 8-8162.
Evening star., 1926-10-07
New Fall
Handbags
Special, S1.79

New Fall shapes. new Fall
colors-in fact. just the bags
many women want. OF real
leather. with metal and self
covered frames. Fine lin
ings. Fitted with purses,
mirrors and sonls with inside
compartment.
PALATS ROYAL
Hnndboqs-M1in Floor
Evening star., 1926-10-07
$1.98 Silk
Washable
Flat Crepe
S1.69 yard

This low price is only for to-
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most popular silks of the sea-
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able for this low price. Over
SO popular shades.
PALATS ROYAL
SILK SecttOn-Sec0nd Floor
Evening star., 1926-10-07
Sligo Au-Wool
Crepe
$1.39 yard

In lengths from 11z to 10
yards. Desirable street shades.
PALAIS ROYAL
Dress GoodS-Second Floor
Evening star., 1926-10-07

Only 64 pairs of these fine ribbed
stockings in white, sky and brown.
Sizes to 6tz, but not in all colors.
PALAIS ROYAL
ChiIdren's HOse-Ndin Floor
Evening star., 1926-10-07

Nymph Red Rubber Gloves.
in assorted sizes. An absolute
necessity for housewives.
PALAIS ROYAL
Nottons-Mdie Floor
The Washington times., 1926-07-19

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The Washington times., 1926-07-19

$500 cash, $50 mo. buys S-rm., bath,
modern house, two stories, concrete cell
lar, garage space; reasonably priced.
Open Sunday, 1913 18th N. W., N. 4S97.
The Washington times., 1926-07-19
Services Times and Herald Classified my Friday Hrs
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PAIGE SEDAN, 19264-
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Needless to say this car
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from present delivered
CHRYsLER A. door
Sedan, very late 1924
model; 5 brand new tires;
upholstery and mechani-
cal condition absolutely
perfect. Price, 81, 1850,
and you will admit it is
low after having seen
the car.
WILLYS-KNIGHT, six.
cylinder, model So, 1926,
coupe-sedan newly
painted; all new tires;
carries a new-car guar
antee; big reduction in
price; year to pay.
WILLYS-KNIGHT Tour
ing, 1926, balloon tires,
full equipment, only run
5000 miles, looks and
runs like new at q saving
Of almost one-half origi-
WAmN Mnrrk
The Washington times., 1926-07-19


EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Peerless Sedan 5-pass; new tires 81, coo
Cole 8 Sport Sedan ............. $50
Premier Sedan late: see this $50
Flint Big s Sport Touring. ..... 700
Hudson Coach, "a: disc WheeIs... as
Ford Coupe. '25; balloon tires.... S25
T0r u ToSring: new ' naint.. sss
Ford Sedan. door: good shape. 235
Columbia Touring newly painted. 200
Dodge Touring; runs good .....s. lz5
Word teton Truck: good BODY. IT'S
COnvenent terms can be arranged ana
demonstra tons cheerfuIiy given on ali
cars. We're always open.
The Washington times., 1926-07-19
AutomOtiYe
FEo1s CIds6t5ied Ads "a M0lN 62Sd
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 90
STANLEY III. HORNER
b UTCK
Used Car Department

Hupp coupe ..............S $500
Buick touring ........A. $3.50
WHY'S knight sedan e...... s95O
Ford sedan ................ $3.50
Ford Delivery .............s25O
Buick coupe ............$1, 100
Hudson coach ........... s70o
Mash 4-cyl touring. $500
Hudson coach ......... $500
Buick coach .........$1,10
Oldsmobile touring -. -. $500
Cadillac roadster .....$ $500
Dodge sedan .......... $3.50
Maxwell sedan ......s.... $3.50
Buick coach .............$ $3.50
Buick sedan ...........$1,1 100
The Washington times., 1926-07-19
NEW HOMES

PVJOOUs
These are real buys. Concrete front
porch, large rooms, hardwood floors
tile baths, daylight kitchen with built
in ice box. painted and paneled walls
throughout, double rear porches. full
cellar, with hot.water heat, elec.. gas
ETC. pH 4GsPFet sh fqSay Easy %Ty terms
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
$40 18th N. w. Main S949.
The Washington times., 1926-10-09
SOLDIER SLAYER
NEAR ARREST

Investigators frightened their net
today around witnesses to the shoot
Ing to death Of Private Edgar
Harry Miller in Arlington Cemetery
Monday night. One witness, inves-
tigators feel certain, win be re-
vealed as the person who, either
Intentionally or accidentally. fired
the fatal shot.
The shooting now has been def
nite1y linked with the wounding Of
Ernest Johnson, Washington youth,
who alleges he was fired upon by
two uniformed men at the same
place, and about the same time of
Miller's death. Authorities are
proceeding on evidence which points
to the presence of other persons at
or near the scene Of the shooting.
It has become known that besides
johnson and his companion. Marian
Ethel Gray. another couple riding
on q motorcycle were seen approach
ing a minute or two before Miller
Is believed to have been killed.
This fact was given out by John
I. Boone, Government employe, who
lives a short distance from the
cemetery.