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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26
WANTED-ROONS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN wants light house
keeping room, furnished: state price. Ad
dress Box 1910. Star office. =
A JAPANESE language officer wants q room
in a family located In the NV. city. Ad-
dress Box 244-C. star office. 20
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9IOO lst ST NW--Two large. bright rooms
Driv ate bath: Ink: attractive corner house
instantaneous hot water and telephone. ~
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Studebaker Special 8 Phaeton.
Current model. finished in Duco gray: fully
equipped. A real buy. Carries a new car
guarantee. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

sTUDEBAKER 1924 TOURING. light, ak ak;
YOU can imagine the condition this car
should be in--weil, II is much better thsn
.Hst com. q@ o S tn yo Wiz 'H'
NsIy s Wpaman NE o,ors on if- year
ed3 PEP pKihsscd isa new
driven $500 miles 10y one OF the most prp, a.
every Every appearance of a new car and shows
every indication OF fine care and attention. \,
SI.f fE or orr one-ha Of its original Sost year
10 pay. wardman Motors. l5l5 i4th.
STUFF TOuRING-we are offering a big
psars sce. A wire re- w wheeis els practically new
i'gsS Ses n@ N Msin soas service Co. %
VELIE 1923 TOURING--In perfect condl-
ION: 1850. 334 Md. ave. ne. :6'
high trade ear that originally, cost $4,3oq'.
": brand-new tires: high-riass paint JOB;
motor blocks rebored and all moving parts
replaced with new parts. Anyone interested
IN car, of this type can avail themselves
ray. Wardman Motors. 1915 14th.
50, REPAlRs LEAKY. OR BROKEN FORD
WHY'S KNIGHT 1924 TOURING. 5-pass.
1efGndtioned throughout and Just sb" q.
-bouli be a very attractive price, with year
IS nay wardman Motors. 1915 l4th nv.
~ULYS- KNIGHT 1924 SEDAN. 4-door. >
not a blemish on upholstery: mechanical
condition is tip-top. as might he expected Of
little more than one-third of its original cost :;
YEAR 10 pay. Wardman Motors. 1915 l4th
wlLLYskNIGHT SL ,oA 5,pas9 6oo 4.d door:
don guaranteed SIS I0th st ne.
.gIa3
,,l-etinr Ni1h such great favor; driven only
v eeks ago: exchanged for closed car because
OF owners i'll health saving of 5000 the
easiest money NoH have ever carried and a, one
wear TO pay Wardman Motors. 1915 l4th
w.-K. T0IRING. model 50. This Is real
buy for $3.50 If Non drive thus car , yon
barsan g and and We don't mean , maybe; Re is
months makes YOU the owner OF an engine
you win never wear out" 3llo st. NV.
w.-k. 1924 COUPE SEDAN-New pant. .
new tires engine completely overhauled: up
hoistery in fine condition Don't buy until
Won look at this 500 taxes il 500 down
s sesi to pay balance 'ii" NJ st nv" west
w.K "a COUPE sEDAN,---ouslnall, pant
Gather upholstery. >, good. tires The en-.
You viii like tins one for $3.50. The terms
are ar, esNsy.ss dT Wn; $50, to pay balance
WE OFFER Great SIX WHY s-knlght Coupe
that has been slightly used at d bargain
counter price; II Is IN perfect condition non
as good as new. The price Is 81 $50; $3.50
down. balance IN IL months 3l10 ST
POO pa ave NV. every Wed & Sat. 10 m
SUBURBAN, BODY mounted on Chevrolet
hassl s. Kelly balloon tires; ,uIlX eauinpe,,
,een at Wardman Park Garage,
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HUDSON-E ESSEN
USED CAR DEPT.

Our prices are generally rec
ognized as the most reasonable
in Washington.
Today we are offering the
greatest values ever shown in
used cars.
Hudson '25 coach: general condition excel.
lent; balloon tires: S675.
Essex % coach good condition: Q new
tires. bumper and other extras: 1895.
Chevrolet 'e5 touring: looks and runs like
new, $325
Essex coach. 20 type; splendid shape
Hump coupe. 1924; s495
Ford 81 sedan this car runs. like new
upholstery and tires excellent S:5.
Ford touring. -; good condition: SO
tires all new $500.
Ford % coupe balloon tires. motor ex
Ford Tudor sedan. 1924: new tires; up
fnd tourng 1921 S.
tires; new paint; motor perfect: 1895.
Don't miss these bargains.
They must be sold. Other bar
gains coming in very rapidly.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
1722 l. ST., West of Conn. Ave,
Phone West 1152.
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1910 ST.--Bright end floor. southern ~
poslJre room fine bed continuous hot Wate'
moderate: garage with or without room. 80
1881 FAIRMONT y .W.-SOuth room. ton
Windows. semi private bath, gcutlcr"n
Col SJ12 o.
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

l41" SPRING PI.. = Large. hFlght, NIedV
room with private bath: near 10th 81. Iea
sonabe. .-
ia ST NW-Extra large front room
furnished or unfinished; couple or . men
meals II desired
TAKOMA MD. near Takoma Sanitarlum. :
rooms for III k: reasonable. Call evenings
TOO Flower ave. Adams 544S 2s'
I06 EYE ST NV delightful. large
rooms clean, cool: closets. sink. range. cleo. .
adults: $50. Franklin 366e-J. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26
FOR SALE-AI'TO TRICKS

REPUBLIC. 2-ton. solid tires, with high fur.
niture body: new curtains whole JOB in good
condition; ready for steady work: S4G6.
a. b {. Truck Co. 627 10th 81. NV.
FORD TON TRUCK: irst-class running con
QitIon, good tires. open express body. cash.
SAB. balance 81 mo. Strobe Motor Co.
1923 Irving Col. 64S1.; see Mr.. Moore.
FORD f-TON TRUCK. cab and stake body
motor ~ excellent condition; $40 cash bal
ance Sl1 monthly Handley Motor Co.
1880 Georgia ave. open SUNDAYS and eve
nlnSs.
FORD TON TRUCK. steel cab and body
priced very reasonable. Triangle Motor Co.
n Y. ave. and y. Cap.
FORD L1GHT DELIVERY: excellent run
ming condition. $125. Triangle Motor Co..
\. Y ave and y. Can.
FORD TRUCK. dump body 30-day susran-
tee terms. Triangle Motor. Co. New York
asr and ) Gao
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. 1925 model With
pare h9dY. self starter tenOuutabls wheels
loon rubber. az tie iuN price of only $50 40
do~n and 50 GA weekly Ourisman Cheyro-
tet Sales Co go n 81. ne. Open nights and
SUNDAYS
FORD LIGHT. DELIVERY. I0"5-CIosed
body, starter, I hrand-new cord tires This
ear Is absolutely prtte"t letters Oh body
used very li,tle S"25 terms Edison & Co,
IL ct. Sc
FORD l.TON TRUCK-One year old; panel
condition. $500 cash Or terms. Cali Mr.
Elliott. Lincoln 1895
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. 1929 = Open
days: $500. terms. Edison & Co. ne Z
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1875 9Th ST. N.W.-Roorns for IN X Tie
bath on every floor; elect light, no obJe.
ton To children. S6 and 81 weekly. -
1929 CLIFTON ST-Cool. airy room ad
Joining bath privatS ~aInly. gentleman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

ESSEN COACH, 1925. COM
pletely equipped, looks like new
car.
HUDSON COACH, 1928, in
wonderful condition. and the
price is right.
WILLYS-kNIGHT ROAD
STER. all new tires, just the
kind of car you want. You
had better lose no time in see
ing this one.
PEERLESS EIGHT, seven
pass. sedan, run only ten thou
sand miles. The biggest value
in Washington at the price.
You had better see this one.
PEERLESS TOU r [ n G.
eisht-cylinder, seven-pass., and
the price is right.
DONOHOE PEERLESS
MOTOR CO.,
1879 Conn. Ave. Pot. 567S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

FOR SALE-AUTONIOBILES.


CIIRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
REAL VALUES
IN
USED CARS.
1925 Ford Coupe.
Balloon tires. bumpers front
and rear. This car has had won
dertul care.
1923 Essex a" Coach.
Here is one OF the most popu-
lar used cars.
S525.
1924 Buick Master 70" Roadster.
Good tires, four wheel brakes,
side shields, mechanically ok.
500.
1924 Maxwell Sport Touring
Balloon tires. a real Duco paint
job and the motor perfect. You
have to see this to appreciate it.
S525.
1922 Maxwell Touring.
This is a real buy at
$50.
1928 Maxwell Touring.
New paint. tires and i'll the
best OF condition in every re-
speCt.
$3.50.
1923 Chevrolet Sedan
Tires have had very low mile =
age, mechanically o. k. A bar
gain.
SIS.
1925 Chevrolet Coupe.
Five balloon tires. many eX-
tras and only run 5000 miles,
$3.50.
1924 Chrysler Touring.
Here is a real automobile and
is priced low at
$3.50
1924 Dodge Touring.
Finish like new and is in won
derful condition mechanically.
S375.
1925 Dodge Special Touring.
Balloon tires. bumpers, disc
wheels and other extras.
5000.
1923 Durant ~ Sedan.
New Duco paint. disc wheels
trunk on rear, and in perfect
condition.
$3Z5.
EVERY CAR
MECHANICALLY
OK. AND READY
FOR DEMONSTRATION.
D. C. TAGS INCLUDED IN
PRICES QUOTED.
OTHER BARGAINS.
TERMS.
H. B. LEARY. JR., & BROS,
1928 l4th NV.
North $3.50.
Oven Evenings and Sundays.
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2l14 CONNECTICUT AvE-Room cam.
private hath Iij private family, sentlemaf
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1875 9Th ST MIMIC bedrooms. tie
bath on every floor. eiect. hight. - "
per week -
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RENT WORCESTERSHIRE


Dt PONT CIRCLE. 14O9 GOTH connecting
rooms; ;tdIolnIng bath $40 and SD Frank
! Two FRONT rooms: private bath. de-
Hghhtf4l northwest home. for refined rGnnl"
THE WYOMING. APT. l14-Largc room
| family. "s'
THE WYOMING. APT los. Columbia ID
S M, talit9rnia st.--einsle room. cafe phon"
?oo vARNCM ST.--second floor room
iion 'lVss s a st,r par[h 5nd Rsras" ."
| 1869 COLUMBIA ROAD--Dcilghtfui room
~ modem apartment private family. Phone
OF. DIV. 20
l@s N.w-Ba-ement two light airy
rooms; private bath: private entrance; mod
| ern. children. -
! 1917 ST. NW.-Large dOuhle front
rrH %na twin beds: newly papered. second
| l33* BELMONT ST. Apt, 32,-Two pleas
Ant front rooms. rcdecorated. next ta'i
Gentlemen. SIS and So. IS
| "2@s DECATUR PL.---Nice'y flIrnistra
| North :;s;,2-R
3415 BROWN, ST. Nit Pieasant--Lsrze
. nsMiyi"rl Adh. 9t s5 room ami
! 1875 9Th ST. N.W-NIce bedrooms. tie
bath on every floor. elect. hight. ~ ~
| II25 sth sT Yw-Roons for Ink ..
/ bath on every floor; elect. light; no ohJe-
ton to children. So and 81 weekly. -
| 1929 CLIFTON ST.--CoOl. airy room ad
hnI .oh bath privat1 family. sentlsgH"
| 2I14 CONNECTICUT AVE-Ro0m sem
bpn lvate h 1ui5 private family. sen'iemar
I7lO r ST.-Bright end floor. southern o.
| posure room: fine bed continuous hot Wate.
| moderate: garage with or without room. 26'
| 1881 FAIRMONT N.W.--South room. Tor.
VII sS45 semi private bath seuti6sfm.""
| 1918 NJ NW-Two bright cool rourns
southern expQsUr". ~ house keeping hot
| 1bs6 K---Large room. :. beds also sing
! room. adioning bath. 80
| ~ IT. NW-Two large comrnunicat 3 2
rooms furnished for III adults only. -
1919 18th ST N.w--Tuo large rooms TAFT
300 E ST N,E--Three rooms. h.N.. re-.
18th AND o., THE IOWA. Apt. 74--Att.a,
tive furnished room for LADY. 90
| 1900 GIRARD ST. NV large front room.
| with windows. near bath.
| I632 WEBSTER ST EW-Attractive front
loom reasonable. Phone Adams 23s.
| la2 10th ST, NJ Nicely furnished second
| floor room. for Ink.
1I34 10Th ST NW.--LargN. bright. clear
room Ink. permitted. Frank 5s33.
I.2;. l2th ST NV. Apt 2l-Larse second
floor front room gentlemen only
/ THE LACLEDE. Apt. - 1923 VI. ave u
! Bed living room. for lady S25. &C.
trlc light. Ink; So per week. -
1880 NE-Two End floor front. II K
electricity: overlooking parking. 20
1o9 23rd ST S.W-Two rooms and ki,chen
l260 COLUMBIA RD-Largs front room
519 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Large. clean room
nicely furnished suitable tor two gentlenei
second floor: reasonable. Col 138sw. 80
ais Ard ST NV Light hOusekeApin IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

1925 Peerless coupe 81 .795
1925 Olds De Luxe Sedan 745
1925 Ford sedan ...... $50
1925 Peerless sedan. 6-cyl. 1906
1924 Peerless sedan. :. $50
1924 Hudson sedan .... 495
1924 Peerless coupe 800. $50
1924 Dodge coupe. ..... $50
1923 Maxwell touring :. POS
1923 Peerless sedan 500. COS
1924 Cleveland sedan 49,. 4o5
1923 Durant touring 80. us
1922 Peerless Berlin limo. 675
1924 Essex coach ..... 385
1924 Nash 5-pass. tour. =. 400
Pierce-Arrow 6-48 7-pass.
tour. .............. 59o
1922 Buick tour, new tires us
1923 Hupp touring. .. 375
1923 Studebaker rdstr. :. 3o5
1923 Hudson sedan. sos
1923 Peerless 2-pass. cpe. 1850
l9LA stephens touring LLo
1922 Oakland sport tour. 1875
1922 Ford sedan ........ IS
1922 Peerless touring. -. F5
Peerless 7-pass. sedan. Us
Dodge sedan ........... 1876
1924 Willys-knight sedan $50
Buick 4-pass. coupe. -. $50
Moon 4-pass. coupe. go. 1916
YEAR TO PAY.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO.,
18th and p SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
BARGAINS IN USED
CHEVROLETS.
1925 Roadster, fully equipped 1929 50
| 1924 Roadster .-...-...... Iz2
1918 SD 9 Terms. Frank $50. wv
POHANkA SERVICE,
1t26 Roth ST. N.W>
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'H"S DECATUR PL-Nice'v furnIstr,-
DOM; hrst floor, convenient location. Phone
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34l5 BROWN ST. Mt Pleasant-Lar2e
newly-furnshrd. bright room; amt. roa
sOnable. Admin, l1h6. 2r'
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18Th AND o. THE IOWA. Apt. 74-AftrA.-
tive furnished room for lady. -
1900 GIRARD ST NV large front room
with 3 windows near bath
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1892 BELMONT ST Apt ~ Two pleas
ant front rooms. rciiecOrated, next hafti
Gnntiemen. SIS and So IS.
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.@h Il NW.-Basement two light, airy
o"ns; private bath. private entrance mod
I'm. children -
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1918 VI NW-Two bright cool rooms
southern expOsUr". -, Housekeeping hot
cold water in kilrnen. elec. lights S3j &C.
11s16 K-Inrge room. Z. beds, also s5uge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY II. HORNER.
INC,
1915 l4th St. Nam $500.
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1449 PARK RD-Two large communication
rooms for light Housekeeping detached
house lawn shade trees. porcheS. convenient
to bus - ear lines market. 5musemenfs
churches immediate possession, rent from
IuIv / 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

W
W : 10 'o' So w N1o ..'
s'ooN ~ "seu ,"'9 anu 9o'oo'e1 !,
',ioSe ils'td oelo" anu 'o.ipe1 !,
the'l e eot til'9 6 S ,po say, p a.to
from q@o 70 POW II III NC -
Tor if YOU find something you
like the saving will be worth
"fllle'
1894 1894 F Fs, solar sedan ,..,,,o, ,,..
Ia$:; ClIesvelsppd, Coach b..
hudson Speedster
WHY'S 5 7-Hassenser
I:i9fTtE To"raz
Ford Ford co ourssS ,2r
Me snqT'4 Pass ssi"s sport
HOLLAND MOTOR GO Inc
1919 18th St. NV.
Main oO5o
THE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF
RECONDITIONED
CHEVROLET AND FORD
USED CARS
IN WASHINGTON.
-o-
MODELS.
ao,67c7;,,,,
~ H1SMA n coon
ALW - , " + EH n w.
CSED CANS ~ rAIN
EASY TERMS.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
SALES CO..
o.? II IL NJ
open NlShl9 anu ,2ulludH :.
WANT A FORD?
oct in ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

1899 WEBSTER ST EW-Attractive front
:oOm reasonable. Phone Adams 23s.
1872 10th ST. NJ Nicely furnished second
floor room. for Ink.
1I34 10Th ST NW.--LargN. bright, clean
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1865 California u --Bright, cool. pleasant
outlook. two beds. also attractive rear room
Both newly furnished: near Anhassadut
Theater: two minutes from cars. North
S451-J. -
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700 VARNUM ST-Sccond floor room
argr closet and porch ami. garage ol,
IOHdi. Call after SUNDAY
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HE WYOMING. APT 1Os Columbia ID
M california st.--singIe room. cafe Phou"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

- COLUMBIA ROAD--Dciightful room
apartment. private family. Phone
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I343 PA AVE. S.E.-Two largo. unfu'
nished Ink rooms. nice home. gas. elect
n w H.: no children. 500.
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305 ST. NE-Three rooms hk nev
ndier mint clnse- hnnlelike -
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PEERLESS.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
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SPECIALS
IN
CERTIFIED
SlCDEBAKERS.

Studebaker Standard Sedan.
Current model lust a few months old
bumpers front and rear: painted a blue
Duco. This car Is IN wonderful shape me-
Chemically. Carries a new-car guarantee
Sl42b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

Ant No. I4-Well furnished double rooH
III downtown now apt. house continuous
hot and ice water. electro fan UnInnie, I,
telephone gentleman. on week days cal
after o. Franklin lTg3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

Ibb k--Lurge room. = beds also -1Wge
ROOM adjoining bath. 80
a. < IT NW-Two large comnun,ca-.rr
rooms. furnished for III adults only -
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Sc4 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Second foo
9 rooms porch. sink. range. elect; one-hali
II Da 4Np rpHSOnahIe
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RENT ROOMS-FTTRNISHED,
9 Mcclure Newspaper Syndx

4"O7 seth ST, Wisconsin ave. & an Ness
st-sittine room and nclosed por<. private
new home: can be seen eveniLss and sun
day; $1,000 for one. S35 90 for two; gentle
n,nr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-26

10 18th ST. NV Two large rooms haiti
at. hight gas. 3n'
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ID POST CIRCLE. 1909 Goth. connecting
lin $50
Two FRONT rooms. private bath dc
iiGhttul northwest home. for refined cOt1ple
col. 104I0. nns
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
CAL TELLS
SENATE NO
ON STRIKE
Refuses to Call Miners To-
gether as Advised by
Resolution.
OPPOSED TO 1MEDDLlNG'
SoIons Adopt Request by
Overwhelming Vote.

BH Unit q Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. g.
President Coolidge, in the face
of a Senate request for action
to settle the anthracite coal
& strike, now six months in dura-
tion, refused today to alter his
policy of inactivity.
A Senate resolution adopted by a
vote of So to 21, called upon him to
summon the striking miners and the
operators to the White. House "at
any time he may see fit"
Within fifteen minutes, the White
House spokesman asserted that al
though grave consideration would be
given the Senate request, President
Coolidge was opposed to Government
meddling, which he believed would
not settle the strike or improve the
situation at this time.
The President would have acted
before this if he had believed action
by him could have helped and the
Senate's resolution does not change
the situation materially, it was said.
The Senate's action in adopting
the resolution was interpreted by
the President as a step to eliminate
expected long debates on the coal
situation, which might hinder the
early passage of the 1852 ,O0O, 900 Fed
eral tax reduction BILL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
BONDS LEGAL
FOR SUNNYSIDE
Amendment Discovered by
County Attorney.

Schuyler Haas, county attorney.
today informed county commission
ers that an appropriation authoriz-
ing $350,000 in bonds for the pro-
posed Improvements at Sunnyside,
county tuberculosis sanitarium, was
legal.
1t was first believed bond is
sue in excess Of 100000 could not
be authorized for any improvement
at Sunnyside. However, Haas said
a statute passed by the Legislature
in 1913 and amended in 1919 applied
only to county hospitals.
Auditor Harry Dunn said it would
be several months before the bonds
win be offered for sale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
BOOSTER Dinner
WILL BE FEB. 18
C. of C. Changes Date-Mc-
Kee VIII Speak.

Date of an all-Indianapolis dinner
meeting at which business and pro-
fessional men will hear the plan
of Homer Mckee, advertising man,
for Million Population Club to stim.
ulate the city's industry, was
changed today from next Tuesday
night to Thursday night, Feb. IS,
Nocholas III. Noyes, president Of the
Chamber Of Commerce announced.
The Chamber is sponsoring the meet.
ing.
Mckee will explain his plan to
make Indianapolis city of 1000. 900.
Postponement was made out OF de-
ference to the Indiana Manufactur-
ers' Association. which will meet at
the SEVERN Tuesday night.
Reservation requests already are
pouring in at Chamber head
quarters. it was said. Noyes said
the meeting will be open to all in
terested Indianapolis citizens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
QUIZ TALESMEN
In WEAVER CASE
Defense Resumes Second
Examination.

Defense attorneys resumed ques-
tioning of prospective jurors for the
trial Of Windsor J. Weaver, charged
with presenting false claims in con-
nection with construction Of Ju-
hetta, county hospital for the in
sane. in Criminal Court this after
noon.
Prosecutor William II. Remy
passed twelve men without question
ing back to the defense after first
examination. When the defense COM
pletes second examination the State
will finally pass on the jury.
Special Judge Charles Wiltsie or
dered a new venire OF fifty drawn
today. Penalty on the charge is from
$40 to $1,000 fine or two to fourteen
years Imprisonment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
SNOW due TO
STOP BY NIGHT
Fall Heavy and Mushy-
Above Freezing.

Though temperature was slightly
above freezing, Indianapolis today
experienced a heavy, mushy snow
fall, which had amounted TO between
and 1.25 inches in the outskirts OF
the city at a. m. Downtown, where
the fall melted fast, the snow totaled
about three-tenths Of an inch at the
same hour.
The snow is due to stop before
evening, according to the United
States Weather Bureau. and Wednes-
day Is expected to be clearer.
Downtown streets were slushy. At
times the snow turned to rain. Early
in the morning, particularly, the
fakes were large, covering trees and
Buildings At Z a. m. the weather
bureau thermometer registered "a
degrees, or 5 above the normal. Lit
tie change is expected in tempera-
ture tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
TAX BILL FOES
TURN GUNS ON
'INNERlTANcES'
Defeated in Publicity Battle,
! IrreoonclIables Launch
New Fight.

BT United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The rebel
lous group opposing the Republican
Democratic coalition tax bill
crushed yesterday in their fight for
income tax publicity-rose up in the
Senate today TO assail the plan for
elimination CT Federal Inheritance
taxes.
An amendment was proposed by
Senator Norris. Republican, Ne
braska. to- provide that the re
ceipient Of any gift, be bequest OF
inheritance over $1,000 should pay
the same income tax as If he had
earned the money.
The inheritance tax Is the las.
controversial item left in the bill.
Some skirmishing is expected on the
auto tax and technical features of
the board OF tax appeal.
The vote Monday night. knocking
out the publicity clause, was 80
TO 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
0SBON SLATED
FOR CITY JOB
Politicians View Him as
Building Commissioner.

w. A. osbon. 22OS N. Meridian St.,
was viewed by politicians today as
the successor to Francis r. Hamil-
ton, building commissioner. The
issue will be decided at board of
safety meeting today.
Other eligibles, who passed a re-
cent examination, are Bert West
over. present assistant. and Hamil-
ton. rhe structural engineer and
his assistant win be selected from
j M. Henry, Henry f, Nolen and
7 d. Lee, successful in the ex.
animation.
Board members will set Thursday
as a trial date for 115 policemen,
appointed in dying days of the
Shank administration and later
suspended, because Of lack Of funds.
"The men will be technically dis
charged. because Of lack of funds,
but an effort win be made to re-
appoint the best men In the list, /"
said John w. Friday, board member.