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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-06
ARLINGTON 60 !.
Ne VS. BRIEFS

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Jan. 6.-
At the regular January meeting Of
the Arlington County Civic Fedora
ton, held at the court house last
night, II. G.. Saffell, chairman Of
the Arlington county water com
mission, submitted his report. His
statement shows that water can be
procured from the United States
Government Dalecarlia filtration
plant and delivered by way OF tile
Chain bridge through 1S-inch mains
to a point near Fort Ethan Allen
in Arlington county, thus avoiding
an extensive pumping plant. From
this point. it is proposed to install
12-inch mains to supply the fol.
lowing sections: Livingston Heights,
Lyonhurst, Halls Fiji, Dominion
Heights, Cherrydale, Park Lane,
Thrifton. Colonial Heights. and all
inter-connectinR sections In Wash
lngton district: Lacy. Clarendon,
Ballston, Lyon Park. Presnell. Ar
iington, Fort Berry, Ashton Heights,
Lyon Village. Aurora Heights, Fort
Myer Heights, Rosslyn, Alcova
Heights, In Arlington district.
The supply mains will force
water In these sections ready for
distribution. 1T will, on completion
OF the supply mains, afford imne.
diate fire protection.
II IL estimated that the cost OF
the 18.inch main from the filtra-
ton plant to the Virginia side and
the 12.inch supply lines in the sec.
lions mentioned In Arlington and
washington districts will cost about
1927 ,7S0.
The report win be submitted to
the board Of supervisors at their
meeting on Monday for their con.
sideration.
Judge Samuel G. Brent, In the
circuit court OF Arlington county
yesterday declined to appoint . re-
ceiver for the Moses Motor Com
pany of Falls Church, al requested
in the petition OF George B. Robey.
Of Fairfax, attorney for the
creditors.
Wilson Farr, OF Fairfax, repre-
senting the company, stated today
that the plant viii continue to
operate and viii be managed by q
person that the Ford Motor Com.
pany will select until such time as an
audit OF the company's affairs can
be completed. Mr.. Farr said that
after the audit IL completed the
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D. c. COMMIT TEE
MEETING OFF

The regular meeting Of the Sen,
ate District Committee. slated for
today. was postponed until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning by Sen.
ator Capper. chairman Of the com.
mittee.
The measure to enlarge the pow
ers Of the District Commissioners
probably wiz be taken up at the
meeting.
Senator Capper will introduce an
amendment eliminating the sec
ton authorizing the District Com
missioners to appoint members OF
the Board of Education. 1t is be-
heved the committee win accept the
amendment.
No other important amendments
have been suggested and it IS
committee favors the measure.
The public welfare bill Of the
District Commissioners also may be
considered at the meeting. Con-
sideration Of the mothers aid meas
ure will be postponed until after
the hearing January IL, which will
be similar, in most respects, to that
held by the House District Conn
mitfee yesterday.
A general discussion OF traffic
conditions also is expected at the
committee meeting because Of the
sharp criticism which Senator King.
of Utah. a member OF the COM
naittee, recently has made Of the
policies OF Director of Traffic Ed.
ridge.
The Senate Public Buildings and
Grounds Committee, which has
several irnnortanf District bills be-
fore it, viii hold its first meeting
Of the session Friday.
The general public buildings bill,
az well as the Roosevelt Memorial
measure and the proposal to de-
velop the Capital and Union Station
plaza without further delay, will
come nm fn. dfsci1ssine,
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 6.-Demand
better for spots with an improve
ment i'm business; prices steady.
Sales, 5000 bales.
Mid fair, LILA; strictly good mid,
1924; good mid, 1899; strictly mid,
1914; mid, 1924; strictly low mid.
9.89; low mid, 9.29: strictly good
ord. S.84: good ord, s.19.
Futures opened quiet. January
opened at 9.92; March, 9.95; May,
9.97; July. 9.93; October, 9.64.
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court will take such action an Ii
necessary to protect all parties
concerned
The annual election OF officers OF
the Clarendon Community Sewerage
Corporation VIII be held tonight at
8 o'clock In the community house.
According to an announcement
made today BY walter u. Varney,
corporation attorney for the town
OF Potomac, the council has awarded
to D. r. Bayliss, OF Alexandria, the
contract for the erection Of the new
town hall and firehouse. his bid
being $24.S9S.
Ground will be broken within d
week, said Mr.. Varney, and the
building. according to the contract,
Is to be completed within 100 days.
A suit for divorce on the grounds
Of assertion was yesterday filed In
the clerks office Of Arlington coun-
ty by Grover G. Emerson against
Madeline G. Emerson.
II was announced today by Rob-
ert i. May, owner and operator Of
the Alexandria, Bancroft, and Wash
ington Bus Line, that it Is ex-
pected the application recently made
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--Prices were
steady at the opening of the cotton
market today. First prices were
from point lower to points
higher. January opened at 1891.
up points: March 1910. down
point, and Nav 1895, up 3 points.
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JOT Tines From
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. SIN
; police court this morning Justice
William S. Snow continued his
campaign against Migrants by SEN
fencing Earnest Jones. coIored,
charged with the larceny OF two
bags Of clothes, to four months on
the State roads force.
The City Council at its meeting
Thursday afternoon will act on the
ordinance for a bond issue of
$4,000. OF this amount $3s, 900 is
for the new bridge over Hunting
Creek.
The school boards recommends
ton for a new school house in the
northwest section Of the city will
not be given serious consideration
at this time because of the lack
OF funds for school purposes.
The new George Mason Hotel will
open the week. of February 1, with
a series of banquets. An open
house win be held Monday after
noon to which the public is invited.
this win be followed by banquets
to the stockholders.
The Chamber Of commerce is CO.
operating with the Census Bureau
] Of the Government in making its
semi-annual census of manufacture
ing plants.
The Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fell
lows will install officers for the new
year in the Odd Fellows Hall on
North Columbus Street Friday
night.
No trace has been obtained Of the
robbers who cut the hasp from the
door of the Lindsey garage at
North Washington and First streets,
early yesterday morning and stole
tires and tubes of about 500 value.
Finger prints were taken from the
walls and doors but no arrests
have been made.
Funeral services for George w.
Ramsay, retired business man who
died Monday night were held this
afternoon from Christ Church by
the Rev. William ]. Morton. Inter
ment was in Presbyterian Cemetery.
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Chicago Cotton

CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-Cotton trad.
ing was, Irregular today. and the
market opened 10 points higher:
to 5 points lower. January opened
at 1894, 10 points higher; March,
1888, unchanged, and May, 1890, 8
lower.
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SHIP BOARD ASPIRANT
PRESENTED TO COOLIDGE

Philip S. Teller. Republican, OF
San Francisco. who is being urged
for appointment to the shipping
Board post, created BY the resigna-
ton OF Meyer Lissner, or California,
was presented to President Coolidge
today by Senator Shortridge R.l Of
California.
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Clearing House Statement

NEW YORK. Jan 6.-clearing
house statement:
Exchanges, 81 .236 900 900.
Balances, 1927, 000, 900.
Federal Reserve Bank credit bal.
ance, sos, 000,000.
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Coffee Market

NEW YORK, Jan. S.--Coffee
prices were from unchanged to 5
points lower at the opening today.
March, 1879; May, 17.34@17.33
July, 17.00@17.02; September. 1853
@1e.65; December. 1880 16.4S.
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65 HAVE DlPHTHERIA
IN NEWPORT HOSPITAL

NEWPORT, 4. +. Jan. about
IS persons. including three city
officials, have been isolated in the
contagious ward at the Newport
hospital for diphtheria.
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to extend the line to Eighth Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue will be
approved within the next few days.
Pleading guilty to violation Of
the prohibition laws before Judge
court, Leo Wise was sentenced to
six months IN tall.
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Oil Stocks

FURNISHED by ". p. Hibbs 4 Coz
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The Chamber OF commerce is CO.
operating with the Census Bureau
Of the Government In making its
semi-annual census of manufacture
ing plants
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The Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fell
lows will install officers for the new
year in the Odd Fellows Hall on
North Columbus Street Friday
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This Stock has been sold.
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court viii take such action az ID
necessary to protect all parties
concerned.
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100000 Shares
The National Cash Register Company
Common Stock
Jna@y4l0as
Common A Stock
CAPITALIZATION
100, 900 shares
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-31
WATSON WORK
ANSWERS ADAMS
Declares Senator Pulls
Powerful Oar.

Senator James E. Watson does not
introduce bills but nevertheless pulls
a powerful a in Washington
affairs.
That was the substance Of a
statement issued today by John Mot
.to, Watson's campaign manager.
IF Claris Adams was even slight
ly observing of the widespread dis
approval against the introduction of
a flood of bills in any of our legis-
lative bodies, and if he had visual
lied the present national tendency
which demands fewer and better
laws, he certainly would not criticise
any statesman for not having his
name attached to a flood of new
legislation Motto's statement read.
The people want fewer bills intro
duced in Congress and better laws"
Motto charged Adams revealed I'M
familiarity with Washington us
toms in legislation in his attacks up
on Watson.
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MARCH 81, 1926
CROWDS VISIT
Theft HOUSE
Built Entirely From Stolen
2 Goods.
Ri United Press

BIZ United Press
RUSHVILLE, Ind, March 31.-
Curious crowds today were visiting
the home Of Fred Clevenger, 26. on
the outskirts of this city--a house
that robberies built.
IN a confession to police, C1ev-
enger admitted stealing lumber,
tools, cement, plaster, nails and in
fact everything that went into the
construction Of his modern home.
With the house built Clevenger
said he again turned to thefts and
stole materials to construct chick
en- houses and hog pens. When this
was done the chickens and pigs to
fill the pens and houses were stolen
and then the feed to raise the stock
also was pilfered.
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s1.20 Lydia Pinkham Veg.
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JACKSON AT INDIANA
Governor Outlines Opportunities of
Legal Profession.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 81.
Two hundred law students at In
diana University Tuesday night
heard Governor Jackson outline the
opportunities Of the legal profession.
1.-THE legal profession is worthy Of
the best enedavor," the Governor
said. Those who are educated in
the law at State expense w it to
the State to serve in the profession
with honesty and integrity"
The Governor spoke at a banquet
Of the Demurrer Club, organization
Of law students.
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Miller's Anttseptic Oil, Known as
Oil
STOPS PAIN

From coast to coast men and women
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COUPLE WE'D So YEARS
Family of Ten Has Never Been
Touched by Death.

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. March 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Clover OBJ
served their ffty-ninth wedding an
niversary, Wednesday. Mr.. Glover
is 83 and his wife is rs. He served
three years in the civil war. They
are the parents of eight children
There has never been a death in the
family.
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HAD NO STRENGTH
But North Carolina Lady Took
Cardui and Now She Says,
81 Never Felt Better"

Washington, N. C.-"My health
wasn't any account at ALL" says
Mrs. H. l.. Clayton, Of this place.
IT would start to do my housework
and 1 would give out before 1 had
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l could not finish.
1T was rundown sure enough.
Several of my friends had taken
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II knew I needed something to
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tice that I was improving as my
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1.-TWO years ago I decided to take
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me feel like a different person. 1
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1 am glad to recommend 1t as a
tonic"
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~ IA n EN HME
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Directions for men, women and chill
dren on each box, any drug store
Advertisement.
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BURIAL AT TERRE HAUTE

BIZ United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 81
Plans were being made here to
day for the funeral OF Mrs. Anna
Mounce, Sc, who died yesterday ir
St. Louis. The body Is to be
brought here for burial.
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For Women
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sit few hours day on busy of the streets
of any CITY, take from plying pedestrians enough
money to make him comfortable.
Or he could accept the offer of circus and dis
play his armless body to the curious in side show,
an offer which promised more in money than he will
earn as artist
He refused to capitalize misfortune. He pre-
ferred to conquer it.
famous surgeon, learning OF this boy with a
brave soul, has given him artificial arms through
most unusual operation.
Others, losing their arms in accidents. have
substituted the mechanical devices. But this boy
had nothing to which to attach these instruments.
The surgeon found beneath the rounded shoulders
embryo arm only inch of bone. Medical
science and an operation made 1t useful. His arti-
fetal perfect.
This boy, happy now. will forge ahead the
career he has chosen for himself.
He will put his dreams of beauty on canvas. He
will produce color and brightness for others.
Just how much courage and bravery it takes to
win against misfortune only those who have forced
or been born to 1t understand.
The inevitable selfpty destroys the tlrnid and
the weak. The constant comparison with the normal
breeds bitterness 1t requires unusual courage and
than average ambition to battle against heavy
odds.
half century ago this boy would have been
HELPLESS and hopeless.
We are beginning to understand more about life.
There may even come time when will under
stand the crippled intellect and MANNED spirituality
and restore our morons and unfortunate Grim
inals to normal thought and moral viewpoint.
Man has only begun to grow. Another century
will bring miracles which will change human nature
and cure many Of the things that today seem hope
less.
To those who think that they have no chance
in life, that there Is opportunity for youth that the
cards are all stacked against them this story of the
armless boy ought to be interesting
If you have ambition and cold courage. Won can
do anything you wish to do
Too many Of US horn without the mental and
spiritual arms Of determination and the will to win
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m HE taxpayer must include I'm
III his income-tax return for the
year 1925, all items OF gross
income specified by law. In tho case
of a storekeeper, gross income usual
ly consists Of gross profits on sales.
together with income from other
sources. The return must show the
gross sales, purchases, and cost OF
goods sold. The professional man,
lawyer, doctor. dentist. must include
all fees and other compensation re-
ceived from professional services.
The farmer must report as gross
income the proceeds Of sales or
exchange Of products raised on the
farm or whether purchased by him
and resold. lie must report also
gross income from all other sources.
such as rentals or profits from tho
sale Of farm lands.
Net income. upon which tho tax
is assessed. Is gross income loss
&c tain deductions for business, eX.
pense, loe, bad debts, contributions,
etc. To take full advantage OF the
deductions to which entitled, tax.
payers should read carefully the in-
structions on the form under the
heads Of Income from business or
profession"