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FOR SALE-HOIISES.

30,R02M n.I.%I A,,, sE5MHIn,IETAcHED Z H.,IT BRICK ON
NEAR NAVY YARD-TWO NEW HOUSES
sag sspsG sos Pcf a2a term than
paEs Ehsr rosa az aaTa ST NOT EAR FROM
.ng .3Is ety. bargain s at $4,000. Address BOX
BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK HOME,
center-hall entrance; IL rooms. 8 baths. 2
bullt-in garages: spacious lawns: immediate
possession: Possession reasonable terms. Call Cleveland
yyAGANTl ya"sAd Vac kXAGANTI 1 NEAR Ar ST sTTANToN
dse.s BOX 1e&a,R. & Star i'o8 ofiice easy Terms Au
BY OWNER, COLONIAL. BRICK. SEMI
Sun fnAisss saraso soa sifsD1s siS
s12. .b00-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. WITH.
iarSs SrEht rooms ns 6s,hs
and terms Address 'fs' BOX si5-R. star Office Nee
ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, NEAR CAPI-
tol and Library. semi commercial: ten-room
prick, prick semi-detached house; h.-W;h.: elee !:
Lincoln 6623.
4,75o-DEsIRABLE S.E. LOCATION. G.
Rns deep o eoos osh
Act quietly. Apply ao4 isn st. ne. s'0'
NEAR 17th, AND MASS AVE. -sE.-NEAR-
y new modern brick home. Perfect condi-
PRICE, s6iS6 GTS essh a4S0is s5Se snd go
rranSfiG %SAfiGGAMAN ANA & gRAwNER. 9eaS ZEE INC, W
Cree well n AVE AND
2 white baths: electricity: h.-wh.: fire
places; places; yard: garage: refined white ,neighhor-
9ll.K, Star ofticc. N '1' mo- N,' ''' -
cOLORED-N,E.. 9 ROOMS, BATH. HOT
Owner will sell ON easy terms Price 50. $50
IN MT, PLEASANT CHARMING, WE'LL
5ulIt 2.fanily apt. in excellent condition.
offered for sale at t. redaced ea pif"s' PRICE, Now
81 300 Address Box 2slK. star Office.
OWNER WILL SELL ATTRACTIVE DE-
portunlty: Address boz Ji6-K, star ONCE
Rare OFFERING or ENGLISH CHEVY
oasse oaSTepi pniom,eesssls95o. on highly desirable
Win ssgcco stone and or%a@entsY nSiSs BRICK.
$4,000 Practically a corner location. The
mouse has very large living room with
open open hreplace a fine dining salon opening TO
kitchen; outside pantry; three corner bed
chanibers c with numerous, closets: tiled bath; ;
mcna storage ,th atte; & large and we-lighed 6ase:
the house, reached by, side drive. Large
spection Is recommended to understand the
many desirable features and the select sur
ronndings OF this home; The writer Of this
me premises and will be glad to arrange "A
showing nt your convenience. Phone Cleve-
| Lang lang 4lo2 any time after o'clock this eve
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SALE-SUBURBNN PROPERTY.


NEARBY MD.--NEW 8 r., AND b. AMI.
lot b0x170; near school: $4,000: $500 cash.
Main 1898. 1903 ii st. NV.
PRICE ONLY $3.50: S25O CASH. $40
monthly-Moden detached bungalow OF nve
large rooms and bath; convent 'ntiy locaye9
and close to street cars and bus line. Fuil
particulars by addrl ssing Box 2SS-k. star
Il flee
NEARBY SUB.--L0VELY 5.R. AMP BATH.
ami, bung: built-in garage: $500 cash.
Ss7 80 mo. and int. Main 1414.
NEW BuNG Il Y On BEAUTIFUL. LARGE
LOT: thoroughly modern and splendidly 10.
est bargain in this section, Price. $500
only $3.50 cash: easy monthly nayments, 4.
B. CAMPBELL. 410 Insurance Big. M 4Ih7
Q BEAUTIFUL. NEW BUNGALOWS IN MT.
Rainier. Md large rms. and built-in bath.
5 large closets. hardwood floors throughout.
hh;-w.h:. large electric ranges. laundry trays
10y an attractive home in the suburbs where
there is every city convenience. Only $500
cash and $50 per mo-, or $500 cash and SAC
ger mo.
B. II. DOLBY.
selto. Blvd Logan St.. Cottage City. Md.
Phone Hvatts 070.
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FOR SALE-HOJTSES.

SS 050-$75O CASH;
waeT sS hea hsnsns esc sS newly Oa
nos vs,ysSi %SFIE HTs LnwrS Main ,osso.
CORNER BRICK HOME IN BRoOKLAND
practically new; easily ,remodeled for stores;
double back porches, built in garage mo-. mod,
MGLAiCHLEN IbANKIISSG; CoRPpN.
Main Az Eveninys North 313.
.. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME, .,
Owner cc.,ss LEAVING city ssrFse ans
Six Gssseq isrse rooms On an screened sleeping porSh
living room. dining room and hall are trim
med In oak 1nHsaiy large kitchen Tth Snsi
seeion saos Of PETwkTH e aeS garage 0es
EASY. fEkxs 2sk3 saRisGA ARRANGED, ,o-,
Phone Ad 1854. Sun. and Ewes. Ad. 6074
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. OLIVER sT.-Tw0-
story: eight rooms: fioored attic; all modern:
an attractive. good home. hero il e chance
sss ss Oci0E s SALE e yfRsY
SSHEyY CHASE. p, C--oWNER LYING yi In IN
N. New HMampshire Han will sacrifice beautiful hon home
,oomk. bath; closets and attic. garage; fne,
sada ave- ave- New y s open fh9"esS honseS from 0'V' we
parh-DeIghttul lss brick house: six large
fs SO as' Pa sT monthly Pay
FOR SALE BY owNER--BEAUTIFuL
traetive two-car brick garage; in one Of
the best northwest residential sections.
rooms and two tiled baths: ever practical
water heat, parduet fioors. pantry. fireplace
In living room modern kitchen. we'll coup
ped: pretty garden with trellis. This hon
F ers can be No &
dress Box 355-D Star office.
ATTRACTIVE 20-FT FRONT BRICK HOME
5sTf PARK very srne roS@s and
bath. hotwater heat. Pittsbura instantane-
a,,a Gus ,hot-water heater. hardwood trim: IN
srransed ss xddrsss Box 3sSoj ssar ssa%s oe Ss
$500 CASH AND 500 A MONTH ARE THE
TERMS on which owner will sell very at
tactlVe broom and bath home located IN
one oI the most desirable northeast resi-.
short distance from Massachusetts. ave.
inls nome Is offered for quick sale at $4,000.
~ actually 900 under the present
arI' 9niK sian ysiue oc Terms to suit Address BOX
$500 NEW HOMES. JUST COMPLETED
Jast completed, new homes. Local builder
oners o FOR the first time a row OF brand-ne
zap tapestry brick homess lust completed in
tons. An amaz ing value. Colonial front
porch and wide double rear porches, recep.
ton ball. exceptionally large rooms, mas.
and ali white. fni,,iied bath. Wv With bnilt.in tsf
tub and shower: artistic lighting fixturae and
decorations; ratio o. deep lot to alley. with plenty
ep0% hea epF hot
water heater double laundry trays; servant &
toilet. ample closet space. Convenient terms.
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PARKvIEW--PRICE ONLY S6.950: EASY
terms: semi-detached brick home of six large
rooms and tiled bath; hot-water heat. gas
house 22 feet wide and in excellent condi-
tion: full particulars by addressing Box 1885,
X star ONCE.
Evening star., 1926-04-27

$500 CASH
2-fainily fiat in southeast, ono block from
Lncoln park. In excellent condition and
with ami. Payments SSl 25 per month
includes prlncinal and interest on both trusts
Gan MIR. SCHREYER. Main oT30, or 405
Continental Trust bldg -
Evening star., 1926-04-27

BARGAIN-BUNGALO HOME. $4,000.
on, very easy terms Of payment. a delight.
Just above Rhode Island avenue in charm.
ing residential section of detached homes.
The bungalow is new, we'll constructed. has
large bright rooms, modern bath. comfort
able porch. electricity and other conven-
iences. Large lot. Convenient to cars,
schools etc. Phone North 49S0-W any
finla after q u IN
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sALE-sryBuRBAN PROPERTY.

Springtime in Virginia.
FALLS CHURCH, VA,
"THE IDEAL SUBURB"
2 Bus and 2 Electric Lines.
Or o4;Eeems COTTAGE. bath. electric lights: lot.
so12oo; $500 cash nss4soo"
broom eottase' a aafIeSs; aES easy terms.
T-room modern house: h.-w.h.: III acres:
easy terms. ~
Groom bungalow. acres in fruit: on
$4,000.
New 7;room semi.bungalow in Cherry.
s-room house. SS acres: fruit and pas.
ture: q real barTaii11, mn
s.room colonial: ami: acre: beautiful
$50 PER ACRE.
b5b-acre farm near Centerville: all neees-
eyty suitable for subdVson % az resse iow prices afes
also suburban homes and home sites.
nj. T.. CHURCH,
REALToR
Established 1886.
Phone Falls Church. Va. 80.
"WE WILL BUILD FOR
YOU"
just little money Money reauired Hd W Your s sdvan s
FOWLER. .BAKER CORP.
F1fene Hyatts 1126. or write Hyatts, Mo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
YELLOW STARTS
HUGE COMP ANY
DrivurSeIf Firm Backed by
General Motors.

The organization of a new $50, 000,-
600 transportation enterprise by the
Yellow Truck and Coach Manufac-
turing Company backed by the Cen
eral Motors Corporation, of which it
it a subsidiary, was made public to-
day by John d. Hertz, chairman Of
the board Of the Yellow Company.
1t is proposed to increase the CAPT
tai stock of the Yellow Truck and
Coach Company to provide $14,000,-
600 is to be made Immediately avail
able for the new enterprise. The
new firm is known as the Hertz
Drivurself Corporation and will act
as holding company, controlling
State and local Driyurself COM
panies throughout the country.
This is the first time in history
that a transportation system has
been offered to the public. on a
chaid store plan of operation. In
the future it will be possible to Sc
cure a private car on a rental mil
age basis in any city in the United
State, use it either for local or tour
ing purposes and leave it in any
other city where the individual rent
ing the car my happen to be when
through with the car.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
ALONG AUTO ROW

tablished in 200 cities and towns in
the United States and foreign coun-
tries, according to figures made pub
tic by George s. Spindler local Lo-
comobile distributor.
NJ. Z. Almond has joined the Fed
eral Motor Truck Sales Corporation
direct factory branch), 933 N. Capt.
tol Ave, in the capacity of sales
manager. Almonds experience COW
ers several years in the directing of
wholesale and retail sales forces,
both with passenger and motor truck
distributors. He comes to Federal
with a producing record behind him.
Two snappy Buddy Stewart trucks
have just been delivered to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10

chestra wJZ-Record Bows VINO
Music. WOAI-MelOdv Maids. WRC
Program WSMB-Music.
900 p. M.-KDKA-Concert. KMA-Or-
KsDETheater, KTHS-seores. ,ensem-
BILE. WBAL-WBAL Trio WCAU-Or-
chestra; revue. WCCO-La Sebana Pro
gram WEAF-Dance. WGN-Sam N
Henry: music. reading. WHB-Popu-
lar music. WJAZ--Womens Quartet.
WJJD-Feature Hour, WMCA-Orchcs-
sra WOAW-Classical WOC-Plow
Boys. WPG-Silver Slipper Club. WQJ
Orchestra artists, WRVA-Orchcs-
0:3O =. M.-KYw-Carnival KPRC-
Record artist. WBAP-Concert. WGY
Organ. WMAK-Organ. WRC--
Swanee Syncopators.
1000 p. M.-KTHS--.Accordion. XII
Chamber music. WEBH-Orchestra
songs wGHP-Dance: soloists. WIN
-Entertainers. Wildwood concert
WLTB-Popular program: orchestra.
Broadway night.
IO:I5 4. M-WSB-Organ.
100 7. M.-KFI - =. Popular program
League. WHO-Orchestra
II 80 p. M.-WJJD7--Settin. Up Hour,
1900 M.-WQJ-Popular program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
Today's Best

Copyright, 1926. BIZ United Press
Central Standard Time Throughout
WEAF, hookup. s p. m.-Gilber
and Sullivan's 'IoIanthe," by the
WEAF' Light Opera Company.
>WTAM, Cleveland (3S9ND, 6 p. M
Public auditorium program.
WMAQ, Chicago (44SM), s p. NJ
WMAQ Players.
WSAI, Cincinnati (326M, p. m.
-WSAI string quartet.
XIX, Oakland (508ND, II p. m.-
Community night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
Radio Programs

$40 r. M13wCAU-sympnony Orchestra
5:15 ?. M.-WGY - Studio. wLs-or.
chestra.
G p. M.-KYw-studio. WDAF-"school
Of the Air" WEBH-Recital. WJR-
Entertainers. WJZ-Movie. THE Saw
age" also WRC. WLS-Orchestfa. Lul.
laby time. WLIB--Dinner program
WMBB-Ensemble. WQJ-Dmner con
cert. entertainers
6:3O T.. M.-WFAA-Orchestra WLWL
Entertainers WGHP-Childreu' Chat
WJZ-Marine Band also WRC WGY
WLS-Organ, Listeners Voice WPG-
Auction Bridge
6:53 p. M.-WLS-Golf lesson. Surprise
7. M.-KFNF-Junior LOYAL Daughters
KFH-Music. KPRC Agricultural
talks. KYW-Studio. WBA14-Organ
mixed quartet. WBBM-Dance staff
artists. WBZ-Organ. WCAL-Church
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
RALLY SATURDAY NIGHT

Olive Branch lodge. No. .. Knights
of Pythias, will hold a patriotic rally
Saturday night at 230 Il. Ohio St.
Charles q. Cameron. f. o. Snethen
and Archibald Hall will speak.
Marion County lodges. Dramatic
Order Knights of Korassan and the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
T:eO P. M-wLs-Mu Phi Epsilon Con.

1890 p. M-wLS-Mu Phi Epsilon Con-
cert.
1880 p. M.-KDKA-Famous composers,
symphony KPRC-Orchestra; KoA-
String orchestra. WBAP-Saxophone
octet. WGY--Recital; also, VIZ. WRC,
WHQ-Quintet. WHAS-1nstrumentaL
Scores. WOI-Talks, music. WRVA
P. fMT.@es,x ssao5kBd / KIDS = Studio.
.KDKA-Concert KXW-Classical con
CERT. WBZ-Tenor. niapistt; rWTCAGU-
servatory program. WEBH-orche
songs. WHBCStXmpphhonEr Quintet WHO
Music WJRMorcheSs,pIia .no S,o oG}ists
WOQSNusic. WPG-Studio. wRNY-
Music. WRVA-Negro spirituels. da-
lect readers. WSB-Concert WTAM-
Studio.
S:O5 r. M.-WIP-Dance.
$50 r. M.-WMAQ-ChurchA Athletic As
ISOLATION.
$3.50 P. M.-KPRC = Tenor. ,yiolinst.
SOPRANO and musicians. WGBS-Dance
WGY-Pianst: soprano. WHN-Or-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10

Walter p. Chrysler. president of
the Chrysler Corporation, Detroit,
Mich, who was an Indianapolis Wis
itor Memorial day for the Speedway
race and who visited the salesroOms
Of the Carl H. Wallerich Company,
local distributors of Chrysler cars,
took time while here to observe how
Indianapolis is handling some of its
traffic problems. He said he thought
it was well handled. Synchronized
traffic control as used here has
proved practicable in other cities. In
fact, without such control, traffic in
many of the larger cities of the
United States would be chaotic, he
declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10

Mattox Motor Sales. 1901 n. Meri-
dian, distributor of Star four and
six cylinder cars. has just received
one OF the new Star Sport roadsters.
1t is causing a lot of comment along
the row
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
FINCH SELECTED AID
University Heights Man Secretary
of Exposition Committee

William w. Finch, University
Heights, has been appointed secre-
tary-treausrer Of the Indiana adj
visory commission of the sesquicen-
tennial exhibition at Philadelphia,
Pa, it was announced today.
Headquarters have been estab-
lished at GAG Illinois Bldg. Finch
will offer assistance to Hoosier ex-
hibitors and visitors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
GOVERNOR NAMES TWO
La Porte Man Appointed to State
Board of Pharmacy.

F. w. Meissner of La Porte has
been appointed by Governor Jack
son to succeed Robert ]. Beddoe,
Democrat, of Bedford, as a member
of the State board Of pharmacy.
The appointment is for four years,
effective, May 6. Jackson has re-
appointed Thomas G. Howe of In.
dianapolis to the State teachers re-
tiremcnt fund for a fopr-year term.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10

The Indianapolis Flint Company
local factory branch of the Durant
Motor Company has been discoa-
tnued All Flint factory branches
in the United States are to be closed
within the next several months.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10

WCAU-,,Chefs." tenor wCX-studio
MENR-Popular program. orchestra
cital. WJJD-Orchestra vocal WMCA
-EnteEtainers. WMAQ-John Loring
Cook program. WORD-Trio Sunday
School. recital. WOQ-Educatioua
MPG-Concert orchestra. WRNY =
Trio. song series.
WREO-Vocal. instrumental
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10

During the four weeks ending
Nav 90. retail deliveries of Dodge
Brothers cars amounted to 1850,
according to information just re-
ceived by f. L. Sanford local dis.
tributor of Dodge cars and Graham
Motor Trucks. This was sub
stantial increase over the previous
four weeks and a gain of 1915 or
81 per cent over deliveries during
The four weeks ending May 80, 1925.
Dealers in the United States alone
have delivered 144.199 new Dodge
Brothers Motor cars and Graham
Brothers Trucks from Jan. to May
90, 1926. a gain of AS per cent over
the record of 97.572 for the cor
responding period last year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10

Cash gifts, complimentary dinners
and a few words of thanks to fore
men and department heads are the
vogue at the Stutz Motor Car Com
pany's plant. New records of pro
duction and general efficiency are
being made every month through the
cooperation of the men, according to
Vice President e. S. Gorrell and
the company is showing its appre-
citation in tangible form.
Rapid expansion has taken place
in the Locomobile sales organization
during the past year, since the adj
dition Of the Junior Eight to the
line. Two hundred additional deal
ers and distributors have been es-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
TO DEDICATE COLORS
Christ Union Church Will Have Flag
Day Services Sunday.

Day Services Sunday.
A patriotic service including the
dedication of a flag staff and colors
as a, memorial to members of Christ
Church who served in the World
War will mark the Flag day celebra-
ton at the church Sunday morning.
The Rev. Floyd f. NanKeuren will
deliver short sermon on THE
Meaning of the Flag"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10

Weber MIX Company by the Martin
Truck Company of n Capitol Ave,
local distributors of Stewart trucks.
The trucks will be used exclusively
for cottage cheese delivery in the
city and country within radius of
fifty miles. The Weber Milk Com
pany now operates a fleet of ten
Stewart trucks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-10
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Co.
268 Meters
Thursday. June 10,

6:00-Sports and stock market
reports. Courtesy Indianapo-
lis News.
6;30-Boys hour: f. O. Belzer;
Indianapolis Council 3. S. A.
7:00-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra. Elizabeth
Richardson, pianist.
S:00-Program by Miss Vivian
Whitridge.
SHORTCOMINGS Gracious Greg
gorizers.
9:30-Charley Davis Orchestra.
Evening star., 1926-03-24
CENTER TO GIVE
3 0NE-ACT PLAYS
Marie Moore Forrest Directs
Program to Be Presented
at Hine Saturday.

A program of three one-act plays
will be given under the community
center department of the public
schools in the Southeast Community
Center, Hinc Junior High School. Sew
enth and G streets southeast, Satur-
day night at o'clock. The plays
are directed by Marie Moore Forrest,
pageant and drama director of the
community center department. Ad-
mission is free. as the affair is plan
ned as a social evening for the COM
munity.
In the cast of the comedy, Joint
Owners in Spain." it is announced,
will be people we'll known in the civic
affairs of the southeast section of the
city. Mrs Margaret j. Moran, who
is secretary of the advisory commit
tee of the southeast center, win take
the part of Mrs. Dyer; Mrs. Reid X
Middleton. president of the Southeast
Public Speaking Club and president
of the Iline and Cranch Tyler Parent
Teacher Associations, will play the
part of Mrs. Mitchell
Tragedy to BE Given.
Mrs. A. L. Epperly. secretary of the
Forrest Players, will take the part of
Mrs. Blair; Mrs. o. {. McCardell. sec
retary of the Southeast Public Speak
ing Club, will be Mrs. Fullerton.
The Clod." a tragedy. will be pre-
scented by Octa L. BasSett, Charles r.
Newman, NJ. r. Raumgarten, Roy
Epperly and Bernard telter.
The Courtship of Miles Standish, .
a historical drama will he staged by
Charles Il. Newman. Edith l.. Wood.
Haroldene Davis and Bernard Felter.
4. q. Hermann to Speak.
4. G. Hermann, president of the
Southeast Citizens Association and
chairman of the advisory committee of
the southeast center will make the in
troductory speech.
Music interludeS will be give by the
Brown Trio of the Washington's Boys
Independent Band, featuring Clinton
X. Brown. Washington's premier boy
saxophonist. Harold Snyder of the
Community Center Department will
have charge of lighting and properties
Mrs. NJ. w. Davis. community secre-
tary of the southeast center. is in
charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1926-03-24

ment due to recent rainfall and said
the ice would have moved even had
thermite and dynamite not been used.
DR.. Fl. T. Barnes Of McGill Uni
versity, Montreal, who supervised the
experiments with thermite and dyra'
mite, claimed victory for his methods.
Says Proof Is Clear.
There Is no better proof that thec.
mite heat mines and dynamite
caused the gorges to move than the
fact that the Kinzua gorge, where
no thermite was used, still is holding
fast" he declared.
The ice movement started at the
Bradon and other gorges south or
here, which had been the scene or the
thermite and dynamite operations.
The Kinzua gorge, north of here, had
not started to move out early To-Day
Representatives of the United
States Army Engineer Corps, who
few hours before the ice movement
started had classed such efforts as
"toy demonstrations" denied that SCI
ence had any part in moving the
dams. a.
j. Ben Walker, civil engineer on the
staff OF Mai, Edmund l.. Daley OF the
United States Army Engineer Corps
at Pittsburgh. declared: THE move
ment was due to the rainfall or the
last two days. 1t raised the river and
floated the ice. Then the pressure OF
the higher water forced the ice down
stream. The ice would have moved
Evening star., 1926-03-24

Six body styles, do
signed and con-
strxcted under the
subeyVision Of
Brewster Of NeW
YoSk.Aucl closed bod.
les automatically
Ventilafed Anmod-
els priced r. o. B.
Indianabolis, tax
excluded, bsss fully
equipped except
spare tises.
Evening star., 1926-03-24
ID. C. High School
Class of 80 Plans
Reunion in April

Members of the class of SO of
Washington High School are going
to have another reunion this year
with Benjamin II. WEIGH, Phila-
delphia real estate operator, again
the host for the occasion. "Bennie,"
as his classmates know him, was
elected president of the organiza-
ton last year after he had taken
20 members Of the class to Phila-
delphia in three chartered parlor
cars and entertained them for two
days. with a banquet as the climax.
This year Mr.. Welch is going to
entertain his classmates in Wash
lngton at the Mayf1ower Hotel on
April 23. Preparations for the
event We're made at meeting yes
terday in the office of George
Francis Williams. local attorney.
Members of the class of 'S6 pride
themselves upon having the Oldest
Washington High School organiza-
ton that is still holding annual re-
unions.
Evening star., 1926-03-24

Threepece suite upholstered in aupe moa reversible sp
suite ends upholstered back in velour
=. SIDE in tapestry :;;..... ..;.......;...:.
Extension Daybed upholstered in jacquard velour color
Occasional Chair upholstered in tapestry edging maht
Mahogany-finsh Telephone Stand and Stool
Mahogany-finish Console Table .....................
Mahogany-finish End Table e..................
Evening star., 1926-03-24

out when and how 1t did IL thermite
and dynamite had not been used"
Defends Thermite Use.
j. J. Rhodes, superintendent of the
Allegheny Valley division Of the Penn
sylyania railroad, which originally had
attacked the ice with dynamite and
later combined efforts with those
Of DR.. Barnes. said it was his firm
belief that the thermiting and dyna-
hitting played a large part in weaken
ing the Ice and Fastening its move.
ment."
Total loss in Oil City by the flood of
Monday when the water in OIL Creek
backed up and flooded section of the
Evening star., 1926-03-24
|O|L CITY ICE JAM
MOVES DOWN RIVER
Debate on as to Whether
Science or Nature Drove
Flood Menace Out.
By the Associated Press.

By .he Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Pa, March 24.-Freed
from further flood menace by the
moving out last night of the IS miles
of ice gorges that had threatened
this city and other upper Allegheny
River towns since January, residents
today debated whether science or ma
ture was to be credited with their
deliverance.
Those who had advocated the use
of thermite and dynamite in dislodg-
ing the ice jam hailed the ice move
ment as vindication of their claims.
while opponents declared the move
Evening star., 1926-03-24
CANADA PACT APPROVED.
Trade Treaty With West Indies Is
Passed by House at Ottawa.

OTTAWA, Ontario March 24.-A
resolution to approve the Canada West
Indies trade treaty passed the House
or Commons yesterday and ii bill
based thereon was given first read
ing.
j. A. Robb, minister of finance, in.
timated that the government was in
clined to favor extension to the Fiji
Islands of the sugar preferences pro
vided in the treaty.