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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-03
SALE-BUSTNFSs PROPERTY.

2339 lSth-VERY LARGE STORE WITH
living apartment: 3 and room apartments
above: shop in basement: cheap. 81
L St. Near l3th-Sl4, 500.
Well built brick house IL feet wide be-
tween i3th and 18th II has eight rooms
Satisfactory terms can be arranged
Milan T.. " alker < Co. Inc.
sl3 18th St. NV. Nam 500
$3.50.
One-story brick building on good business
corner IN best section of BrookIand: occu-
pied 10y chain grocery.
$4,000.
Money talks substantial cash payment
necessary for this real bargain: corner store.
apartment above, with separate entrance: .
car garage: This property is located near
Union Station.
State, War and Navy Bldg.
and many other Government buildings one
half block distant; residence in first CONNER
cial zone. easily remodeled: for sale at a bar
gain. Price. Sl7,5o0; easy terms.
Dupont Circle.
Corner psoperty of two stores i With Groom
excellent future. Price. SOS 500
A. T. ROBINSON.
514-5l5-5l6 Bond BldE..
14th and y. Y. Ave
Main 40
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Sill go

Near 10Th aud Columbia rd. An
outstanding value Ii a seven room
home Tapestry brick CONSTRUCTION
The owner has added many attractive
features TO the house and the excel
lent condition OF the home reflects
the unusual care that has been taken
OF 1t. There are seven well planned
rooms. tiled bath. comfortable living
room with open fireplace hot-watnr
heat special electric fixtures built in
garage. The house Is copper screened
turnout. Terms arranged.
n. L. Sansbury Co, Inc,
1416 Eye ST. NV. Phone Main 1904
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
GreenNale. d. c.

bTee1lVale, IL. Z.
See our coy bungalows and sem; detached
homes, with bath. h.-wh... hardwood floors
tnroughout. best OF plumbing and elec. fix
f FOR GhilS So near stores churches and
minute bus service. Price. S695o. and terms
~ "cozY HOMES MEAN HApp1NEss.-
CARAVAN BROTHERS,
0Aaa Blsdensb1WI rdnA IAnn. 1900.
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RENT-SIBI'eBAN PROPERTY.

GALOWS-THREE: GAS, Flee. WA
ter, baths, garages rent reasonable. Inquire
23S Ch"stnut st. LYON Park. Va FRTES -
2SO4 CLAIMING ST NE-j-ROOM Bun
Ealow. bath. all modern conyeuienCes. prac-
tically new: $50 per month GARMAN
2423 BLADENSBURG RID. NE ROOMS
and bath burlt-in garage and ice box
a m i. Rent. S65 per month. GARMAN
BROS. Line. g4O0.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Near Union Station.
rooms a mi perfect condition. alley
Sroon small cash payment. Call Mrs
siAMBA. Oh, Main 766. After $50
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MASS AVE HEIGHTS

O. B. ZANTZINGER,
Nam 537l ai5 x - : w
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FOR SALE-HOCSFS.

BARGAIN. 1925 IRVING ST. N.W.-10
56o 90 Ths is ecdSd barsah and
immcd!ate acton viii be necessary. J. a.
HAYDEN. 1910 q II.
lon street and north of You, real home
value l. offered for the first time Priced
tins home of SIX 90 wen arranged rooms
and bath. OF prc-Wdr construction. Is real
harEain IL tins all CONVENIENT nelghborhood
Gail Col. 5000 after 8 PIN.
NEW ROOM BC<GALoW:, LARGE LOT:
Just built: one cariare I blocks from car
Inc ow R PEAL SALES Go RP eI MIA ga
TO CLOSE AN ESTATF-ON NORTH CAPT.
nice G HON home ' With MODERN eonrenlencss good
| buy at a reasonable price. Terms. q
baths ali mo etTse and In
good con, condition. Easy terms
| ments: garage in rear. Priced right and easy
terms
72e 18th St Na Nv " A''hASSM Main s712.
WILL SELL 81 700 EQUITY IN ATTRAC-
tive sssS 0F bath a5s., B dss ss
Star Office.
NEW BUNGALOW.
70 own: unusually attractive, on large lot {;
Ave Ave rooms 4., tie bath; NV h. eiec, oak
elusive NV. section. one block Of cars.
:, ,.oo wM. $. PHILLIPS
" Mr. Mr. bin AND EAST t CAR. -
yard. best buy. on Capitol Hill at price
offered Terms III, 4 desire Siooprn
Main 1889 ACsTlS NJ SO s29fE 5,s St. Wv
SRa UNION STATION. AND CAPITOL.
dow brick large rooms bath newly deco 60
double garase. Convenient to everything
and Mao. ns9 las SfT;fisS sss FIR St NV
.s5o-1st COMMERCIAL near 4,h and Mass.
housa is priced far G Below s'i It's true true value
and is speculative buy: =
ana s snd enGpen heat
plant. Eas light. This property, is the
,.oo = % $fEE fs Il ss3&S g. az,
NEW sIxRooM H!om ISdE IN II EEpGEiMooR.
Spiendldly appointed home Well proportioned
TSr's Pa aSs} y.rss l5s SARsaAEf eo.:
l4O4 PERRY PL. NV.
Owner will sacrifice lovely home in Col.
Heights. vest Of 18th st rooms. ami. ..
,I"n: = $50
o.,oI PERRY Pr. and AND l4,h Nv; .aa
s,esnhy n nGk rooms hath; front anf
floors screened; fine condition; 2-car ga,
rage. Priced under $4,000, rare bargain for
this locality. Cleve. 1890.
5-ROOM HOUSE.
S41S.
Complete year round Aladdin Read cut
| home. freight paid to your railroad station.
SiIS. Free CdtalOg No. 13 shows many de-
Signs and sizes. With prices. also shows Sum
fner COTTAGES and Garages. All lumber. mill
work. hardware. pant nails, etc. included.
Write today to ALADDIN CO. Wilmington.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN IN NE-ONLY
s. 900. Seven-room house 2 deep. h.-w.h..
electricity. garage: oneh half square from
cars: 10 minutes from downtown.
FRANK NJ. DOYLE.
927 18th NV. Main 1865.
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REAL. ESTATE LOANS.

REAL fLS IAl T. LottNS.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY, AMOUNT on
a Fst and QUICK scon CO. Nc
14O0 X 81. Main 9oso. Telephone service
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE.
'-'' i ED%ARp ! T. 1stH%AJKfz. INC.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL ESTATE
In any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L. HE1SKELL. l1I5 Eye =. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN N ANY AMOUNT FOR 3
IN the District of CoRmhla lnstalment loans
made in Washington and nearby. Maryland
ncnt plan providing for cancellation OF the
f oI'INCY SMITH. Inc. s09 18th
QUO : A"%IWARYE EA%fD CT NOTES
Also S E. y ScE En,flgF Loans,
l4th and II St. Nv Man 1917
g.. 80 s O. sc IS6 iSG MORE.
EoUITAhLIE, JXy 1S NJ 81 nc COMPANY,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5l4 r on IMPROVED
EfGHs''S and d 4hf -tsf! &
Unusually attractive terms on large amounts.
a,2 nd, I. ! /. E Tvs coNpAX Main esss
Loan CORRESPONDENT the Prudential Insurance
Company of America
QUICK SERVICE-SECONDT TRUST NOTES
bought on d. &. and nearby Va. and Nd. inn
proved real estate. Also first trust notes
bought on acreage. building lots and farms.
Also builders and subdivision operators
financed. Cash enables you to make add
uonal profits. II will pay you TO talk your
financial problems over with
FULTON p. GORDON.
Continental Trust Bldg. l4th and SIS.
Main 1891.
~ T,
loans on improved city property any amount.
Applications answered Immediately
WARDMAN,
1890 st Main 1890
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SALES.--FUTURE PROPERTY.
COntinued.)
GOING FAST

Best buy in Woodbridge: Groom new hous"
a mi, oak floors, INV n. block OF Rhode
Island ave: $500 cash balance like rent
Dandy Broom new bungalow. ami: $500
cash. SO per month. Groom new h9u9
- mi. INV h. oak floors. deep lot Sou
cash. $50 mo. Call Potomac "i3--N
Inquire at 2GU5 Brentwood I'd. ne.
CLARENDON. VA. - Or. & b. MODERN
bungalow. fireplace. screened front porch.
garage: large lot shade trees: excellent
LYON PARK, VA.--New Or, & b. house,
ami large living room With fireplace: nice
lot with garage. Price. $3.50: terms.
LYON VILLAGE. VA-New or. & b.
house. ami; garage. excellent location
Price $40 800: terms.
ABOUT 3 ACRES of good level ground
frontage on Lee Highway, and county road
7r- b. house hen house ' Suitable ' for
home. chicken farm or business Price
Sl0 500: terms.
LOTs-several lots near Lyon Village
Just of Wilson blvd. for less than @0c PEI
fl. easy terms.
For further data and inspection call Mr.
Harris Clarendon 6s3-J-2. or
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
OFFICES AND STUD

OR ROOM BUNGALOW AMI. SUI
urban in p. c.: not over S35 or $40 monti
Address Rnv 66-R star office.
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SALE OR REST-STB. PROP,TY

3-R BUNGALOW FURNACF ELECTRIC,
ty. cellar porches o., large n6 lot near car and
81 $50 and terms. B " SMITH. Arlington.
Va Phone Clarendon 5a9-J-I Sc
COLONIAL HEIGHTS, YA-5. 9 AND :
room new houses. will rent at SIS TO Sl10
per month. or sell same: terms. A m j..
h.-w.h.. gas. electricity and water: 3 blocks
from Rosslyn terminal of Capital Traction
Co. High elevation.
KENNETH VI. LIVINGSTONE
5O5 1917 T st NV
Main zoo Night. Col a
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Clarendon 2s2-J.2 1904 Wilson Bl

Bungalows-Terms.
located. convenient 10 cars and stores thor
oughly modern Prices from ~ $40 TO
50 600. Terms 70 -uit purchaser. Call
ROGERS & ROGERS. owners ana builders.
Hyatts. 5S3.
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2339 lSth-VERY LARGE STORE WITH
living apartment: 3 and room apartments
above: shop in basement: cheap. 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-16
PAWPAWS SOLD
At CITY MARKET
CranberrieS Make Debut at
Stands.

Canberies selling at 20 cents a
pound and pawpaws at cents each
comprised the new products on the
stands at city market today. Price
Of other fruits and vegetables re-
manned unchanged.
Caulifower was selling at rs to'
so cents a head; new turnips, 10
cents h.; head lettuce. Is to 25
cents head; shellout beans, 20 cents
h., two lbs for S5 cents; red cabbage,
10 cents h.; green cabbage, s cents
lb.; sweet potatoes, lbs. rs cents.
Irish potatoes, lbs. 25 cents; green
peas, 30 cents h.; corn, 80 cents
doz.; home grown watermelons, 35
cents to a dollar.
Jonathan apples were 10 cents a
pound; Grimes Golden, 10 cents lb 4;
peaches, $2.75 to 81 bushel;
Malaga, Lady Finger. and Cornish
on grapes, Is cents h.; mushrooms,
$1.25 h.; lemons, 20 to 40 cents a
dozen; mangoes, is cents a dozen;
tomatoes, 2 lbs. for Is cents; pickles,
60 cents to S1.25 a bushel.
In the produce market, hens were
selling at 40 cents h.; springers. As
cents h.; ducks, 80 cents lb.; SQUADS,
rs cents each; eggs, 40 cents a dozen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-16
SEEK
MEN WHO ENTER \
BOWMAN HOME
a
Armed With Guns and Clubs,
They SCour Vicinity
One Arrest.

Armed with guns and clubs the
entire neighborhood is making an ef-
fort to track down two men, who,
Tuesday, forced entrance to the
home Of Mrs. Freda Bowman, %, OF
1901 w. Twelfth St., threatened to
attack and kill her, and abused her
14-months-old baby. They have been
seen skulking about since then,
neighbors declare, Police have been
called repeatedly.
Claude Moss, who lives In The
other half Of the double house oc-
cupied by the Bowman family, and
Frank Wiseman, Ohio Hotel friend
Of the Bowmans, caught a man
sleeping in the barn Of Chester Sc
dan, 1919 N. Alton st. The two men
were part of a posse searching the
neighborhood Wednesday night and
this morning, after a trio, two of
whom Mrs. Bowman believed were
the men who entered her home,
were reported in that vicinity.
Turned over to police, the man
gave his name as Pat Clark, Sc, All
Concord st. His landlady at that
address said that he had not been
home for a week. Mrs. Bowmanl
however, declared that he was non
one of the men sought.
Police emergency squad, under d.
rection Of Lieut.. Fred Winkler, went
OF the neighborhood when the trio
were first sighted Wednesday night.
Aided by neighbors. they searched
every vacant house, thinking the
men may have taken refuge from
the rain. The hunt was fruitless.
Throughout the night, Hezzie Bow
man, the woman's husband, Moss
and others kept watch. They re-
ported seeing the men behind bush
during lightning flashes.
Later a pile Of partially burned
paper was found next to the barn
in the rear of the Bowman home.
1t is thought that an effort was
made to burn the barn down, but
rain spoiled the plan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-16
SCHOOL OFFICIAL QUITS
NJ. w. Madden Resigns to Take Post
With Accountants.

Carl Major, inventory clerk, will
succeed Michael w. Madden, assist
ant secretary and fiscal officer of the
Indianapolis school board, 1t was in
Dictated today.
Madden. who has been with the
school board ten years, resigned, eff
fective Saturday, to become affiliated
with his father, the firm Of w. M.
Madden Company, accountants,
which is establishing Lake County
branch.
Major is a son of Thad Major,
State board of accounts examiner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-16
WAYNE GIVES HIS VIEW

Hard to SUIT VETS" Wheeler Says,
Discussing Bread Water" Case.
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 16.-wayne
B. Wheeler, anti-Saloon League
counsel, discussing the Nebraska
bread and water" case declared to.
day:
1T is difficult to find a penalty
that suits the vets"
THE stone pile and roads are con.
demned as too severe; jails are not
well enough equipped or aired. About
the only thing that would appeal TO
these tenderhearted friends of
Bacchus would be to sentence these
booze outlaws to a free trip to
Europe or to Cuba"
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$500 DOWN
Legal Notices
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION. DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION,
BRIDGE DEPARTMENT.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE 6 Soe&Str 4 c1Ts02ss
Notice, is hereby given that sealed pro-
B BDsdHs for the IF certain
State Highway Commission at his Office in
%hn al p SSSss viii be s eRbcSs op psSs
ana sng read: sT These bridges are further de-
Clarke County-one bridge on Rd. Ia,
o o p2aviess C9unty--Three bridges on Rid.
feet and one bridge 9f one span Of "a feet.
SS rdTe on otRdspppFsosehes to White River
's PSSbo H c GHi Three bridges on Rd.
IL consisting sat OF one bridge Of two
I24 feet and Ave spans of SO feet and and one
'radse # one sDa1 Of IS feet IA
33,I. consisting of three spans. of II feet,
snd, grading approaches approximately one
:, Hendricks County-Three bridges on Rd.
S snaG consisting ting OF one bridge OF one
81 Is feet and one bridge of one span of
Huntington County-one bridge on .Rd.
NJ arion County-Wood Block floor and
epas t on one bridge g cR I'd I'M consist
Miami coSR t pr Bridge se'' on Rd. 1T
consisting OF three spans of 81 feet
Morgan Co U1I,cyyinT9 bridges on "a ID
feet each and one of one span of 80 feet
owen County-One bridge on Rd. 80 b.
consisting of one span of 175 feet. Wood
block floor and repairs on one bridge on
Rd. 32-A. consisting of three spans of 166
Pike County-,Grading Of approaches to
White. River bridge on Rd; CSC. 80 :.
over New York Central Railroad, consist
ing of one span of 1886 feet and approach
Fosey County-one bridge on Rd. COB.
consisting of two spans of 30 feet.
The plans and specifications may be ex-
amined at the office of the State Highway
Commission. 10 n. Senate Ave, Indian
apolis. or copies thereof will be forwarded
upon payment TO the Director Of a, nominal
Proposals must be made upon standard
forms of the Indiapa State Highway Com
mission. which will be supplied upon re-
quest.
submit his bond payable TO the State Of
Indiana in, the penal sum Of one. and one
posal. with good and sufficient security to
the approval Of the Director. SUCH BOND
SHALL. BE ONLY On THE FORM SPECI.
FLED BY THE DIRECTOR. COPIES OF
WHICH WILL BIT. FURNISHED UPON
VI The u majority Of these STRUCTURES will
be awarded In groups or combinations Of
ton regarding the work Contemplated the
method of letting and price of plans will
be furnished upon request.
The right 10 reserved BY the Director to
xeieezaany or All bids. Or. 70 award on any
IL Hmbination OF bids that ~ IN HIS
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CLARA BOW TO WED
Screen STAR. for Whom Athlete
Tried Suicide, to Marry Director.

Tried Suicide, to Marry Director.
BIZ United Press
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 1e.
Clara Bow, flapper movie star. is
to wed Victor Fleming, Paramount
director, according to the actress
announcement here.
Miss Bow, over whom Robert
Savage, former Yale atlete, at
tempted a fake" suicide in Cali
fornia recently. because she refused
to marry him. is in San Antonio
taking part in new picture being
filmed here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-16
Have You Tried Advertising for It?
Auto Supplies and Repairs

Auto Supplies and Repairs
THERE is always one best
place for almost anything yeu
wish to buy.
Rogers has led them all for
Used Tires for six years.
30x31ax21a $3.50
81 and 32x4 $500 Each
Other sizes to suit your
poeketbook. Plenty of Used
Balloons, 81 each.
Rogers Tire Shop
3117 W. Wash. BEL. 1900.
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Real Estate Wanted

WE specialize in east and south side prop
critics: If you want results. call us.
THE CHARLES r. ETTINGER co.
Lin hOhT Res. Irv 1859.
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Legal Notices
~~~s~~~~e>~-~~~~~~>>~~ e>~~>~~~~~~s~~~~-~>>
iulgment most advantageous to the State
f Il bps9s STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
JOIN B. wELLxhMs. nnecsop.
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Real Estate for Exchange

INDIANAPOLIS property for southwest
ern Indiana farm on gravel road: pre-
ferably Gibson County. Wash. 1906.
Write Box 1876. Times.
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$50 CASH
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

Ffve-room absolutely modern bungalow
hardwood floors; located north in fine resi-
dental district: will sell on terms easier
than rent Call Wen. 1430-M.
MODERN; 3-bedroom home: Gear gar.
nash. forms Owner Try. 2b30.
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Building and Contracting

WE make repairs and improvements of all
kinds on liberal monthly payments:
also build and finance homes; free esti-
mates. CIVIC REALTY CO. 1876 n. Della
ware. Lin. 5000. Eve. Ken. 4247.
W. & r, ELECTRIC CO.
House wiring and fixtures.
1928 s. East st DRexel $500
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-16
LOVELY NORTH SIDE
HOME

Eight lovely rooms and bath: located
near Nine. Bakers College. Owner leav-
ing city. win sell at a real bargain: 5000
easily bring you 500 monthly income and
give you also a home. Box No. $50. care
of Times
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-16
sIX-RooM BUNGALOW

33S s. RURAL ST.
Excellent condition; paved street; "a.
M Snge Fo g9odF IR GfdEHSn RELLY EeatoTs
I24 N. Delaware St. Main 6755.
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Death Notices

BRETHAUER. ANNA-3Age 76. died a at
Charles Brethauer, Apt. T.. The New Ia
coma, N Tacoma Ave- Thnr siGS Al se ne
Funeral parlors Of Kirby & Dim. 1901 N.
Meridian Funeral notice later.
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500 DOWN
500 PER MONTH
$500 CASH
114Q DEIOSS ST.
24OO Block n. Talbot

Seven-room modern; garage: fruit,
shade. shrubbery: equity $4,000; $500
cash. balance easy terms.
AT YOUR SERVICE.
w. G. LYTLE. - -
WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST. CO.
Main 07o2 Randolph DSUOt
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FORD touring. 1929 model: lock wheel,
balloon tires, winter inclosure can hard
ly be told from a new Job, Only 500
down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO.. 443 Viz
ginia Ave. Drexel 5000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-16

Buys 4 acres of fertile ground and a
well built broom bungalow Just completed.
Has electric lights, front and rear p9hrie aIr
house Ideal for chicken. fruit or truck
farm; LOCATED southwest near state i,, RI
IL. less than miles from monument
Main O7o2 lrv 1910
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-16

v,v,xs USED ED TIdR1E RE YRso ,s sr
Hi-NiNS DNN Ri.1r.R RY4 R IL Ill olS of.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-11-11
PLAN USES OF
GULL APPLES
State College Studying By
Product Possibilities
of Apple Orchards

With the increased production
of boxed apples in Washington, an
economic utilization of the culled
crop is becoming a problem of inn
portance, according to j. r. heller,
associate chemist with the state
college extension service.
In recent years a marked i'm
provement in the manufacture of
by-products from Gull apples has
been made, Mr.. heller declares,
particularly under factory condi-
lions. While it is true that several
of the products can be made out
side of a factory or under home
conditions, the best results can be
expected in factories, he thinks.
Among the by-products manu-
featured commercially in Wsah-
ington at present are concentrated
fruit juices and syrups, pectin
products, dehydrated fruit, cider
vinegar and sweet cider.
The extracted pomace also has
possibilities as carbohydrate
source for the production of in
dustrial alcohol. Apples unfit fur
the by-products used in the COM
mon consumption, such as have
been mentioned, may be converted
directly into alcohol.
One Of the simplest of the by
products to manufacture is sweet
cider, Neller says. The intrinsic
value of this is too little appre-
ciated as the production of high
grade, bottled and sterilized sweet
cider could well be developed into
profitable business, the chemist
asserts. An essential feature is
good sterilization so that the pro-
duct may be shipped and kept
without deterioration.
Fruit syrups can be made in a
fairly concentrated state and can
thus be shipped considerable dis
lance without mourning excessive
freight charges. The syrups are
being used to make carbonated
beverages, sherbets, ice cream,
candies, and jellies. Fruit juices
may be concentrated into .syrups
by a process of freezing out the
excess water, according to heller.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-11-11

The theory that land exists be-
tween Alaska and the pole has per-
sisted for hundreds of years, and
DR.. r. A. Harris, an American ge-
ographer, won considerable notice
a few years ago by offering Arctic
tide tables as proof of the exist.
ence of a large land mass north of
Alaska, says Burt M. Mcconnell, in
the Independent. There is also the
fact that geese and ducks have
been observed flying directly north
ward from Point Barrow during the
early summer, and returning with
their young a few months later
from the same point of the COM
pass. These are few of the In
teresting theories In favor Of the
existence of land.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-11-11
MINISTER'S ORGANIZE

The ministers of the Baptist,
Nazarene, Episcopal and Methodist
churches met Tuesday afternoon
and formed ministerial associa-
ton with Rev. Carstens as presi-
dent and Rev. Morton as secre-
tary. Arrangements were made for
the Thanksgiving service to be
held at 7:3O Thanksgiving Eve,
Nov. "a. 1t was thot that placing
it in the evening OF the day be-
fore Thanksgiving it would make
possible a larger attendance.
Rev. Schwahb of the Nazarene
church will give the sermon and
the ministers are asking that Of
ferings of clothing, food and mon
ey be made at that time to be
used for necessity cases during the
winter. Do not forget the time
and hour Wednesday evening at
7:30, November oath.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-11-11

Mrs. C. E. Duffy are announcing
the marriage of their oldest son
William E., to Miss Evelyn Anon,
daughter of w. III. Anon. These
young people were married last
September in Tacoma and kept it
secret until Friday when the
bride who had been on the coast
since last summer, arrived in Ken
newick. meanwhile the groom and
his mother had been fixing up the
house on the Duffy tract occupied
by Emmett Duffy and the newly
WEEDS went right to housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duffy are well known
here, the groom being employed
in Marsh's Clothing store. A crowd
of their friends charivaried them
last night and spent the evening
with them. a .". w..