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Smyrna times., 1926-03-17
SMYRNA TOWN COUNCIL MOTOR
TO NINE TOWNS ON PENINSULA
(Continned from first papel

VOOhIIn"ed IFoh HIst paReI
meantime the offers received from
nearby plants for temporary hook-ups
presents itself in no uncertain de-
gree. 1t may be that Town Council,
unable to take full responsibility
will call a mass meeting
in the future to see how the people
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES

Provide small fruits for your fam
lily by planting now. May we have
our Landscape man call on you?
Catalog and price list free.
HARRISONS' NURSERIES,
1-27 st Berlin, Md.
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17
BUSINESS LOCALS

Look! Then Act! See our line of
MatrOn Hats.-M. C. Norris.-adv.
New line of Children's Hats. Prices
right.-M. C. Norris.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Culver were
much anonyed by a man who climbed
over the fence between their house on
West Commerce Street and that of
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter. The man was
seen twice Friday evening trying TO
get in the house. The second time,
Mr.. Culver frightened him away with
several pistol shots.
Smyrna times., 1926-03-17

Subscribe for The Smyrna Times
$3.50 year in advance.
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DIAMONDS. JeweIry ano ola gold. tor cssh
no DELAYS. Alvin Hoha. diamond broke
olS r st. w. Rooms II and lS NJ 6+5S
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

REAL BABY CHICK BARGAINS = Reds
Rocks. Leghorns. Wysndottes. Orpingtons
Anconss. Every breeder pure bred and IN,
div tdually inspected and selected for health
and high production, Write for catalogue
stating variety and number you de-Irs
Massanuiten Farms HATCHERY. Box A Hsr
risonbuTg. Va. ,S'
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HIGH LICHTS OF HISTORY
s.r;.,.r.J u. 5. Patent Once.

rs -s1
NE NORTH GENERALLY
CONSIDERED THE MEXICAN
WAR AN ATTEMPT or THE
SOUTH TO EXTEND SLAVE
TERRITORY.
IN 1886. SHORTLY AFTER
THE BEGINNING OF THE
CONFLICT. A BILL CAME
BEFORE THE HOUSE ASKING
FOR MONEY TO PURCHASE
DISPUTED LANDS FROM
MEXICO. DAVID WilMoT OF
PENNSYLVANIA THEN
OFFERED HIS FAMOUS
PRovIso THAT TERRITORY
ACQUIRED IN THE WAR
SHOULD Be CLOSED TO
SLAVERY. THIS MEASURE
WAS OPPOSED BY THE SOUTH
WHICH FELT THAT SINCE IT
HAD BORNE THE BRUNT or
THE WAR lT SHOULD HAVE
ITS FAIR SHARE OF ANY
LANDS ACQUIRED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

manifestations out entire stock Of hne
OAK mantels: latest designs - per cent less
than usual sale price. Edwin Z. Elicit. l106
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CADILLAC 1928 5-PASS SEDAN. lsndesu
or hrougham stre, 4-door. 4-wheei lral<e-
trunk. bumpers front and rear: an eXceu-
tional buy on very attractive terms with
vour part payment. Lincoln Sales
room. 1872 Conn. ave Main 20s0
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
FOR SALE-AUTONOBJLES.

GUERNSEY AND JERSEYS real COW
priced for quick nale or have calves Go
cord and Fsrragut aves Kensneton 2@l
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AUBURN COUPE. 1923-Car Just repaintet
and is in excellent mechanical condition:
good tires: $3.50. The Locomoblle Conn
nanv. 1917 Connecticut ave.
BUICK 5-PASS. TOURING. in fine condition
throughout. $500 cash or terms Dr..
Sherry. 1927 18th IT. NV.
BUICK SEDAN. 1-psss. 1924: run Just
few thousand miles. in perfect shape. Ask
to see Senator G.. E. Clark's car. left with
us for sale. Emerson Orme. 1920 Il.
franklin 1850
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


CAMERAS. tools q; every kind, field glssses
shotguns: anything YOU have to sell Groce's
I1th and f NV. Phi. Frank. $50 postal
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Star want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.


las 18Th 81. Tolls Newsstand.
In ~ s snd T. pay 1s PaH.,s smnncss
tfh and W EaGlc Pharinacy
Dol GeorSra ave Franz +. Lelly's Thar
g2nS 4th nv. Coli flower Art and Gift Co.
% and IN r@arm2.yp Pharmacy
tth and COLORADO" ave. n"nn"us Phar-
100 Mount Pleasant ST. Mount Pleasant
CIcar ana News Shnn,
81; $50 CCoIInrmh,a, r|ad United Gear r Agency.
Wertran Part Pharmacy.
ND and Mass. ave. Pn,Il.ns' Pharmacy.
- and and Sc; Rpcams rhsrmaGi srk desk
smiths, Cut-rate Drug store; I'll AMI IS,
~ IN and md r For Frs@g9 pS SSs"g
W. ave. 10th and r SIS. H"wley's Phar-
9TH and I sis. r H Hunt"n'~ Pharmacy.
Ca ave. and Rock Creek Church road. Rock
g ave and Tt'Hshur ST Copndy & malek.
% ;3n3 Ga ave-, Monks Monk, PhI TrissI;c,
l9Ol l. - Morse Pharmscy
eos Mas ave Dupont Phsrmna ,,,2. s,or.
~ N a a9a s F1d st At. b'Sn-f Ra.n '"s "
North Can. st and R. I. ave Psrkers Phar-
~" Pa. ave l. Louis Kri"l,.
III and 6 SIS, ouiSle& rhs pE..;,.cv
N"nto TeT phar ma, ~ I5sI conn M ave-
hRH6 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy. n
Wisconsin ave. and Ma"omh II. Harry =
aoos Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin Ave Fhar-
Tatoma Park. $50 Cedar st. Msttngly Bros.
GEORGETOWN.
Morgan Bros Pharmacy 3oth and p SITS.
&H04 u st. O'Donneu,s Pharmacy.
81 st. Moskeys Pharmacy: -,
Wisconsin ave. and q. DOnohues Pharmacy,
NORTHEAST.
IN and SITS. Home DRUG Co
90 + st. Gsrren,s Music S.oT ss.
IN AZ and Nd ave. LOUIS Bradley
l|fn 81 and Md ave. l.olliS SACKS
Mouth CanItol. and !. KeneaIy Pharmacy.
East Can. and sth sis BIeIouss Pharmacy.
18th aud Eas, Can. Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
nth Il. and r. |. ave. Culllns Pharmacy
5000 l@th st. Msyos Pharmacy RrookIsud
H3n6 4th 81. John Bgss' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
SrS and IA: ave nonneB d, Drmg store
fif b 7n and p ave- " fasey Pfar%nTs
9Th and Pa. ave. Smyser's Pharmacy.
1aof Nichols ave. Auacostis. Healy's DRUG
SOUTHWEST.
10Th and Va. ave. Herbert's Pharmacy.
!th ara SIS. I.antz Bros.
a. and L sts.. Columbia Pharmacy.
RATE CENTS A WORD.
Minimum charge t5c.
In NSshlnEton and suburbs for
Holm and Situations Wanted
EH sa snd f Wag, sa sns Rsn,ss
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
cents word.
REAL ESTATE ADS.
words 10 the line. s-Mne minimum. at
hnp rate. : follows
time. zoe nor line.
times 1sc per line
tunes. l7r nor line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL ~ P.M.
Al advertisements for The EvenrG star
must he At The Star Once or one of The
~ f1,sGL n \
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FOR StLE-MISCEL :.
(Cnntinueh =

FTRNI1 rRE--Tnree-nIec mohar living
room set 10-pece dining room set three
piece bedroom set. Grafnnola. bedding, re-
frigeratOr. white dresser. kltchenwdre. purcn
"h"irs. porch swing. s1lverWare aud dishes
Everything is in fine condition. priced 10 SCH:
bring your pocS tbOok u you ant some
bargains llo3 Euclid Ct. NV. lS'
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CADILLAC 81 PASS SEDAN-Price viii
interest the real bargain hunter. You can
trade: balance as you ride. Lincoln Sales
room lRo Innn MIN ''nSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

NULTlGRAPH hand. completely equIpDed:
also multigrsph folder. bargain. North
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GLoTHING-Men's east OFF: convert them
INTO cash. We pay the best prices of any
one in the CITY. Our car Will calI any time.
cali Main AIS Jusfh's Old Stand 61A ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

CHEW ROLET DE LUXE TOURING-S5G
cash. balance E Il. just like new car. ana
runs perfectly. Adams Motor Co. 1871
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPECIAL ",.count
for cash. Save money. Buy al hoDw God :.
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IiEI.P-MALE.
itantinupd.D

TWO SALES EXECUTIVES.
The wee president of prosperous. ma
tonally operating corporation IN the
OFFICE APPLIANCE INDU SrRY
will ne Washington during the coming
week ana interview statesmen To MI two Va
"ancies IN this city and vicinity.
POWERFUL NATIONAL. ADV ERTISING
and local mail campaigns will aid the
men. who must possess branch manager y
material Modest drawing account 10 earnest
orbers while learning our line. Con fdeu-
tally state references. education. age ana tele-
phone number. Address Box Rl-k. Star
, office =
Statesmen ~.
ambitious and energetic to follow up pro-
sDective used buyers and close sales in
show room OF one OF the largest automobile
concerns in Washington. Salary and com
mission TO those who qualify. See Mr.
Golden
Wardman- Justice Motors,
l.ll l4ih st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

CARPENTER-AH kinds ION WORK shelving
bookcases painting porches glazed and
built. For estimate phone w. F. Weaver.
Franklin 1895 ;aoSe
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FOLDING CHA"RS-Between 100 and 900
for SUNDAY school purposes. Address Blk
3to-k Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

GAS RANGES new and slightly Used: all
sizes: less than half price. Why pay more:
Every range guaranteed. J. W Williams.
900 nv Main 1856. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

LIGHTS t.l. inverted: can he used for gas
or electricity: reasonable. 200 Que -. NV.
LIVING ROOM SET-Two Crex rugs. floor
lamp. ice box. rocking chair. sacrifice.
Franklin 1854 lS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

CHANDLER SEDAN-EXcellent condition
looks fine. good tires: late model SO
cash. balance +. Z. Adams Motor Co, Isl"
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! CARPENTER II A Burdis. contractor:
building remodeling, repairing porches. ga
RACES. For estimate call Frank. 1927. 112O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924: In ex"ell.n'
CONDITION. nc'v battery. good nre-, $50
easy terms Phone North 1415-W. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

CHEN ROLET TOURING 1925. new model
complete equipment: perfect condition. Gs'
scarcely ne told from new car: sacrifice To-
$500: no trade. terms. Nj. Bruce EaragH P
K
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COLIECTORS-Mus have
car and be experienced collect
ing installment accounts: per-
manent positions. Call 9l7 +
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

nRESSMARING. MILLINERY AND HEM
stitching. FULLY equipped NV section 10 re-
-nonsible uerson for small cdsh: or rent rea
~nnanl-. Adam. lSsa
WILL PAY CASH for restaurants cafes
Iafeter,ss. etc. Phone Main 64e4 A.k for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

COAT. skunk collar and
long reasonable. Co.
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CHEVROLET COACH. late model. fully
equipped: in perfect condition mechsnlcallt
and nUIsh. This Is depenfahle iI'H
economical in operating cost. Call Bill Nc
CUR Man 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

CARBON BURNING = Today spectral. 25c
per cylinder radiator and fender work
V-aldins Iitb If
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CADILLAC TOURING. 19@.--: IN excellen'
running condition: terms if desired. o4oO
li2a J. 81. NV. Omen SUNDAYS 9 70 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-16

BUICK COUPE I922-Car in unusually
good mechanical condition. tires. pra,
rically new: recently repainted: $500 The
JO"omohile ComDany 1917 Connecticut ave
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DODGE s. SEDAN-Late model. balloon
tires. all extras 5lS I 9th 81.
DODGE 1924: inclosed touring. Rev glass
top: owner going West: sacrifice half prize
LA
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CADILLAC TOUR 55-Excelient condition
throughout: SD: ak tires like new; tcrms
Phone Potomac l504. a.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924 upholstery
paint ant mechanical condition excellent,
only S@95. terms 51s 10Th st. NJ.
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SECURITY Statesmen.
Men OF proven ability only.
Real prospects furnished. APP
DIV BIS Southern Bldg. lI*
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Its 80 on 40 frame opera o. feld
clasSra: give phone number and where goods
can I've seen. Address Box 17"-K. Star Office
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BUICK COUPE. master six 4-pass.. 1893:
good tires and motor. Can Adams 55s1-

BUILk IH2U SO6: IH2 Portland 81. s.e. T
BUICK SEDAN. 1924 Master six: new ruth
her: - AS miles: Bluebook price Is $50,
viii sell for 5000. See Montgomery. 80
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TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NatiOnaI-"Am Born" farce
at $40 pm. Matinee at 30 pm.
ReIascO-'Stolen Fruit drama, AT
$50 pm. Matinee at 2:2o pm.
Poi's-"The Big Parade" motion
picture. ri 80 and $40 pm.
Wardman Park -" Shooting Shad,
ows." mystery play. at $50 pm.
Keitb's-Olga Petrova, vaudeville. at
o:l5 and SIS pm.
Earle-George Choos' Step Along.
vaudeville, continuous from l to
IL pm.
Strand-"Spanish Folies." vaude-
vile. continuous from 1880 and l pm.
Gayety-"Rest Show in Town" bur
lesGue, At @:15 and SIS pm.
MutuaI-"Round the Town." bur
lesque, AT $50 and $50 pm.
Realto-Lady Windermere's Fan
Al 11:25 am, lbs, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and
90 pm.
COMMUNICATIVE Grand Duchess and
the Waiter" a 1888 am, l2:45, $50.
as, S:lo. $50 and $50.
Metropolitan - 'Infatua ton" 1o:45.
am. l2:20. 80. 40. 5:55, 1855 and
10 pm.
PaIace-"Mike." at 1925 am, 1:25,
$50. 5:35. 1:35 and a:45 pm.
JTv0li-'L Lovers in Quarantine" at
80. SO. sos, 1:55 and 9:45 pm.
Ambassador THE Scarlet West g."
AT +. 80 and $40 pm.
Ceutral-"Hell's Highroad." at 1880,
,. $50. }. 6;3e. and $40 pm.
Lincoln Arthur's entertain
ers and motion pictures, continuous
from > 10 II pm
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A YEAR WILL GET s6s60

Accident Insurance with 100, accunli-
- lations and $50 weekly for disability
Also 81. 80. So and SO Insurance. Men
Women. Is to 20 Address GA Epshur It or
phone Adams 5"Sl. Agent will call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27
$151,COO,OoO AT STAKE.
Chicago Surface Lines Securities
Face Expira ton of Franchise

CHICAGO. January - GP,-The
Chicago Daily News yesterday "a id
io''r committees are being formed 80
protect Sl51 .0o0.o00 IN securities Of
the Chicago surface lines. whose ira n
chise expires in one year. with no in.
dication Of II new agreement in sight
J. T. Morgan e Go. Of New York
In the largest investor in securities ~
the Southside lines. SAYS the Daily
News. paying S3i 100000 for stock
which later Was given :; purcha-.
price of 81 .60n. 600 in the 1907 fran.
chise. which expires February !. 1927
and which now is selling al a vallI. Of
$500 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27
'Flowers That Bloom in the Spring
Chief Feature of my Lady's" Headgear

fields, and the soft, costly. exotic
blooms of the hothoIse---wili vie with
one another in garlanding Easter's
browning glory. the Spring hat.
Feathers. too. will curl. droop or spray
their airy tendrils over the edge Of
the coyly conCealinE hrm.'
\ logical outcome of the overhead
flower garden is the return of the
large hat. Lilies of the valley. for
get me-nots Scotch goI Sc and hea ther.
field peoples and June roses cannot
run wild on the inch of felt or stra W
allowed them by the snug fitting
cloche of the past seasons. They
must have space over which to send
out their tepdrils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27
BANKER'SWEDD|NG
BRINGS TWO SUITS
Women Declare Caldwell
Previously Had Promised
to Marry Them.
Ry thr As.ociated Press

By thr Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 21.--Mar-
riage of George Rrinton Caldwell. So
year old banker and cluhman. TO Miss
Marion Andrews 25-year-old school
teacher. more than two years ago al
ready has caused him two breach of
promise suits.
Fourteen months ago Zoe NJ. Atkins.
manicurist, rlad suit in Boston for
$500, 900. charging that Mr.. Caldwell's
marriage had violated his promise n
marry her z few months before his
engagement to Miss Andrews. This
suit is Vet to he tried.
Yesterday trial of "a suit by Mrs.
Clara Eola Shiras. divorced wife Of
Ralph y. Shlrss of Kansas City. for
100000. for alleged breach of prom
ise, began here.
introduced on Train.
Mrs. Shiras testified that Mr.. Cald-
well introduced himself on train
from Chicago to New York in 1928.
and proposed thai they get off the
train At Cleveland to be married.
She admitted that she Told him then
she was widow. and did not tell
him until week later she had d.
vorced her husband. She refused TO
marry him then she declared. but he
promised to ma".'y her in August.
Later he told her he had made
deathbed promise tn his wife I" marry
his sister-lnIaW, Il Mrs. Nlnship. and
wanted to 60 To Maine TO get relea sc
from the promise in order TO marry
her. Mrs Shiras .aGid. Eut after he
left she got = letter from him saying:
1T is 100 hot To talk: il is too hot
to write: but il Is not too hot To think
Dear Lady. | hate to make you I'M
happy. but ! was engaged to Miss
Andrews before ! met YOU. AS a mat
ter of fact. my mind WAS more in
Maine where she vas than With YOU
in New York. ! expect to marry Miss
Andrews in July. However, we can
still be very good frie nds. even il not
lovers.
Heard Talk of Marriage.
George H. Mccall. art critic. testified
he outlined a honeymoon itinerary tor
Caldwell and Mrs. Shiras. and Mrs
Lillian +. stewart. widow of A vice
president of the Northern Pacific Rail
road. said she had heard them discus
sing marriage plans.
Mr.. Caldwell denies everything eX-
cept the fact he married Miss An
drews. the best looking school teach
Ell at Westbrook. Ne. p" He is a mem
Der of the Union League Ba mixers and
other exclusive clubs. has been preSi-
dent of the Sperry aad Hutchinson
Co, and the Springfield Body Co. and
director in several other corporations
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.ELDRIDGE TRIP O. KID.

Traffic Director NJ. o. Eldridge WAS
authorized by the District Commits.
sioners Yesterday afternoon to visit
New York tomorrow and Friday to
observe ira fTic conditions and attend a
conference Of motor vehicle admins
traitors. The expenses Of the trip will
he horne hv the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27
ALLOWS ASSETS SALE.
Federal Judge Grants Petition of
Steel Firm Receiver.

CLEVELAND. January - (P).-Ap
order authorizing the sale March ,
Of the assets of the Hydraulic Steel
Co. Cleveland. was issued yesterday
by Federal Judge Westenhaver ON
application of Thomas y. Goodbody.
receiver
The sale proceeds viii go toward
protecting interests of the Savage
Arms Corporation, a creditor. and the
interests of a reorga nization commit
tee
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Rr the AssOClaied prees.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 27.-The
flowers that bloom in the Spring will
have everything To do with the case Of
the lady's Spring hat. il is forecast
by members of the American Retail
Millinery Association, who hold their
Spring exhibit at the Hotel Aston, he
ginning tomorrow.
ITO long have women worn the
hats of their fathers and brothers, So
to speak" the dictators of the
chaneauN announced. This Spring is
to bring a radical change inethe re-
turn To the top of the softer, finer,
more feminine things of life. Flowers
the sweet. willful. wild things of the
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Friendly Boxing Bout Fatal.

CHICAGO. January - (P).-A blow
over the heart. received while he WAS
engaged in a friendly ho<inc lou.
with Floyd Buss, Is. caused The death
Of Raymond Olson. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

About 5000 dia Almonds nave been
found in the Arkansas fields
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

Bolivia is substituting taxicah drivers
IN order to provide sufficient trans
portation for official delegates to the
country's centennial ceIebra ton
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new FOOD
SAVES TIME
New Data is Real Improve
ment on Oats

For years women have wanted a new
hot cereal. A dish with the real nour-
ishmnnt of oats and with an even bet
ter flavor. This is New Data. The first
real Improvement on oats in fifty
years. The most favorous. satisfying
breakfast YOU ever tasted. You just
take New Data. heat il three minutes
in boiling water before serving. and
presto - the most delicious of hci
cereals for cool mornings,
New Data is a hlend-a blend Of
two of natures most favored grains.
The Kellogg folks have taken the keen
relish of oats. the exquisite goodness
Of wheat, and combined them 70 create
a new, tempting. tantalizing favor-a
wondrous new breakfast food. It's
= glorious combination.
There's another wonderful thing
about New Data. II never gets that
soggy. mushy body that you find in
ordinary oatmeal. New Data is always
light. always delicious, always perfee'
in texture.
Your grocer has New Oatx. Try
package today.
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Khan Suit Dismissed.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark January -
t9).-The suit of the knights of the
ku kluN Khan for an Injunction To
prevent Little Rock secessionists
from using the word khan in the
corporate name was dismissed in
Pulaski Chancery Court yesterday
Evening star., 1926-04-18

of the colored colonists as desire to
return to this country.
THE ship Maria l.. Day has been
chartered at the port of New York.
She is being fitted, victualed and
watered as for a voyage TO Aspinwan
by the Windward Passage, to bring
500 troops.
Il have directed Maj. Van Vliet
quartermaster at New York, to hold
the ship. ready to take on board the
officer who may be designated to go
with her, and to obey his orders to
stop at any other. port than Aspin-
wall, and to proceed in any direction
he may order.
81 respectfully name Capt. Edward
L. Hartz, assistant quartermaster,
U. S. A, as the officer to receive the
special instructions to be given by
order of the President.
Il propose to order Capt. Hartz TO
proceed at once to New York to Maj.
Van V1iet and receive from him the
charge of the ship, and to proceed in
her under the inclosed instructions.
Il respectfully suggest the pro
priety of ordering an assistant surgeon
and a guard of a subaltern and 20