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Free from Worry

The seat in an engine cab is no place for
piles! But no man whose work is stren-
uous need fear them. Nor lose an hours
time because of them. Pyramid is certain,
and instant relief.
Why does anybody suffer one day from
piles. Only because they haven't heard
Of Pyramid! For a single surpository,
used in a moments privacy, brings ab5O-
lute relief. Yes, even when they are the
painful bleeding kind, or protruding. Ask
any druggist!
Sixty cents the box, the world around,
or free box to try, if you mail coupon:
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Sidestepping His Finish.

From the Calgary Herald.
1t doesn't pay to Jump to conclu'
sions, but the pedestrian must jump
sometimes to avoid a very important
conclusion.
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Have Trials Enough

From the Baltimore sun.
In Peking they are executing editors
without a trial. Well, most editors
have trials enough.
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and Elmer Mayberry arranged the
decorations

Practically every one Of the more
than 700 tractors in Porto Rico were
made in America.
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Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters!

Don't mix mess of mustard, flour
and water when you can relieve pain,
soreness or stiffness with a little
clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made Of pure oil OF
mustard and other helpful ingredi-
ents, and takes the place of mustard
plasters.
MustcrOle usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat. bronchitis. tOnsilitis
Group stiff neck. asthma. neuralgia. head
ache, congestion. pleurisy. rheumatism. lum.
bagO. pains and aches OF the back Joints
tprains. sore muscles. bruises. chilbains
frosted feet. colds of The chest it may pre-
vent pneumonia
Jars and Tubaa
I|!A'I!ill;ili!!] NJ! j ] ]; ! If
Better than a mustard plaster
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Panama soon is to have>its first shoe
factory.
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FORD ROADSTER. 1928: hrst-cass Condi-
tlon; good rubber. with or without pick up
body. Strobel Motor Co.. 1925 Irving st.
Col. llSH. See M Mo Omen Sundal.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
"AFN III "a ' II H8NI FgN1H@ =
tContlnued.)

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGlNG-E
Samuel Tammara Adams 50g0.l. aph.
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. PLASTER; TIs;
a. once. for low estimate. Pot. "37aaa. j.
HUM. AIS NV. .9---
PAINTING and paperhangins inside AMI out
side: floors reiiniShed. high-class work only
skilled mechanics. F. Z. Taylor, Atlantic 29"'
P4pERH4NGIN PLAsTERING =, See
VIM A. Little about your interlo" ana eH-
terror nainting. $40 9th nv. r., 71Sf, 81.
PA,PERHANG!HG paintims n,ana halS9%n,ns pn,nm
5000, -------,---
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-7-Gst !n our
fSt,mate TranK ,4 ~ a1a Sb safe st MONEY st sw
pAPERH Angling painting. door revarnisn,
.ns shade han2nE and drapnr'mss ;..I man sSa1 aSai
Sp Mir rr'sss sss H"m. pecorsts s shop 1
! pth ST. NV -
! PtpFRHANGING PAINTING. ROOMS
scaned poj1ted uE shd or n1errrs ers bEpEND
ABLE DECORATING co, Nam 3"3"' ~" ~"
PAPERHANGtNG. whole, house. $50 .
rimdime polychroe,,.. w,ntrr nr.ces. Ad. 2i.d
ANGING-Rooms papered. So and
np. A r. ea"r.se. :!3ji llth 81 nv
FIANo TUNING. S"--,we, spescc.all'zs i in zen. zen.
eral piano repairs and rebuilding Sei our
cnaniss' iniste work ruaranteed sandcrson,
schaeffer Co 6i4 y ST ne Line. 1857.
PAPERHANG ING-,Not cheap, work wit nnt
PsnerinS pSSe MS' Co HtS@ 81 princeton @ % pl ,.
PAPERHANGTNG. PAINTING = snecIal
prices this week; aVera:e SIZE room scrapeu, ,,
naper. SIS. 90 washable PAPER can he washed
With cloth, sl2 90; paintins and plssster&gi
o. pS,re t' ilnseed oil only We mix our paints
ON premises. You can see the lngredent.
Panerhsnging guaranteed for wears: hrst-
i YOU desire. as long as - months to Pay GH
Irrt Inc. "s sif,siT 9TH ST, NV. MAN @si6. Open
evenings.
PApERING. PAINTING. ST UP: best of
lGS'n,Ss psnge terms AM from ''s to a months % nay
Without iGtsrei, 9o Phone caH5,n Adams s4as e.
mem. OF Sat. Assn; OF Piano Tuners Geo. NJ,
NJ Walker, 3O7 Allison st. Col 479o
PIANOS TUNED, repaired and rebuilt h,gh,
NV, Franklin baSn. -----.--..-
RINTING-5OO good business cards or hll,
beads, 81 MsC3NEEsSSo Nssa p {, Printers 40: ~"
sHRUBBERY. TREES and hedges furnished
lawns made See Mr., HEj,MrTH after 80
nm. or drop card. l356 c 81. sw. -
UPHoLSTERING and slip-coyers; very low
prices. Col 403s Standard Upholstery Co
"s10 l4th St. NV j
VACUUM CLEANERS for rent by the week
We repair Ill makes. Nacuette, Phone Main
1885
VACUUM CLEANERS oied and motor ctean.
ed So. We are in phnne book under vacuum
cleaner repairing. HERMANS. 1914 9th 81.
n " North 9RS4 30'
wELDING-Casiing steel and aluminium
welded proptrly. work guaranteed NJ NJ.
Coleman. "n7 lHth st. NV NJ. t59s
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
quality opaque shades fitted TO your win
dows S5c the best quality OF onaGu" shades,
Sl15: hung tree. We will call with samnlos.
KleeblAtt llth and H SITS Line. $40.
estimstes j. NJ Butler & son. 203I Nich-
OILS ave. Sc. Lincoln l0l23.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. t9ss:
Equal 10 new. Terms or trade Mr.. Cats.
20N 18th NV.
EMERSON & ORME.
"BUICK DEALERS

OFFER
the following cars whicH are
dollar for dollar values. Prices
and terms that make it easy to
buy.
Buick 1925 two-door standard
six sedan.
Buick 1925 2-door master six
sedan.
Buick lo21-lo22 81 pass. sedan.
Buick 1923 7-pass. sedan.
Hupp 1923 touring.
Chandler 7-pass. sedan.
Dodge l92l-22 touring.
Hudson 1928 coach.
Ford 1922 sedan.
Ford 1924 tudor sedan.
Ford 1923 fordor sedan.
OPEN EVENINGS.
1920 NJ St. NV.
Frank. $500.
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Until You Have Inspected Our
Big Stock.

Never have we had such {.
wonderful assortment. Never
have we been able to offer such
remarkably low prices and never
have YOU had an opportunity to
buy reliable. economical service
and entertainment at So small
a cost.
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TERMS AS LOW AS So
DOWN AND S. \ WEEK.
These Cars Featured for Monday

4 number OF cars requiring
very little expense to place in
good running condition can be
bought for as low as $40.
HILL. & TIBBETTS.
.5Ol l4th St. NV. Main oo7O
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NASH |
AJAX
$1,000 CASH

SNCO.OJ .A.h.NIl
viii hold your car. Our very
liberal time payment plan will
make the rest easy.
TRADE IN
Your old car on any of the iol-
lowing bargains:
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
PACKARD

offers the best buys avail
able arr nges excellent
tcrms--is open evenings and
SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

.AUNDRESS. first class wishes Washing to
AXE home; best of references. Cali Columnla
.
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FORD COUPE, starter and demount able
rims; good rubber and good running cond.
tion price $50. Strobel Motor Co. lees
Mr. M0orp
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PEERLESS
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.

Peerless sed an demon
strator. 5-pass., 6-cyi.;
new car guarantee. 81 .995
"a Hupmobile sedan. 79s
"a Chevrolet coupe. .. 200
81 Cadillac 7-pass. touring. 800
Peerless 7-pass. touring. 495
"a Willysknight sedan. $50
"a Overland sedan. 25O
"a Chevrolet touring. Us
"a Essex coach ...... 385
"a Buick Master E coupe.
4-pasS '.......... 9Io
Marmon 7-pass. touring. 600
Studebaker Big s touring. $50
y Buick touring. . l95
Ford 4-door sedan. ...... 265
'25 Hudson 7-pass. sedan 1.l95
Chandler sport, 5-pass.... $50
Chevrolet coupe. . 100
Easy Terms.
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l.AUNDRESS wishes ladies' and gentlemen's
clothing. silks a specially. Phone Adams
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FORD ROADSTER. practically new: lock
wheel. spare tire. etc; driven about a month
substantial reduction IN price. Neumeyer
Motor Co, 1929 I4tb st n "
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SACRIFICES IN USED CARS.

SACRIFICES IN USED CARS.
Hudson Coach newly painted $40
Cole g. SEDAN, sport model 800
s'1ueDaAei new apes' "". Aou'i. 80 5000
0,dsmohiIe, a snort model late b. =. $500
P Dodge Iur ToHrinF nigh esoOa' b;;..,, b,..
St,idehsker Sperisi g. 1913: peyfeet. S315
fsweft Tourine. newly painted 49,. $500
Word Lion Truck: good body -. $3.50
Buick Light 6. Touring; late. $3i5
Cadillac Limousine; Al shape. $3.50
Ford Coupe: good shape. ......... 80
We also nave on hand about 20 cArs that
can he bought for from 500 IN S1G5. that
will give you many miles of good service:
Convenient terms can he arranged, and
demonstrations cheerfuily given on all cars;
ve'fe always omen.
UNION STATION GARAGE.
81 Eye ~, NE. FIR. 33o6 or Fr. ass9. 2q'
tContInued on Nest Psge.l
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGI NG-Enhre
house papered $50 and up: 1926 patternn
Samuel Tammara Adams 50DO.i. aph-
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. PLASTER;
ing, first class: exterior house paiutinc. Ca.l
al once for low estimate. Pot. "37a j.
HMM A1S L Il ~, w
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DO YOir WANT TO LEARN FRENCH,
Room and hoard with Partisan famtiH
large Se,Ond- floor front room. south. expo;
running hot water: corner house walking
distance: ari=tocrstic neiS Shhorhood Poto'
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FORD FORDOR sEDAN-Like new: easy
terms To right party. l335 II 81. ne

hut the condition is very good priced at
$50: Sl5 monthly. Wardmsn Motors Inc.
LII Iifh
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

ALLEN TOURING excellent mechanical
cOndltion: new battery complete demonstra-
ton. 500 Col. 462I
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1924 Single Six Coupe, extremely low
mileage: original fDish. excellent motor
and IL wonderful buy. -
1929 Single Six sedan. 5-pass.. with
good rubber refnished in Duco gray fine
upholstery Priced very low.
81 Cadillac Touring. fine condition.
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FURNITURE-Wi pay the best cash prices
for desirable antique and modern furniture.
Call me ami be convinced. William Notes,
SI4 10th st NV. Phone Franklin o0l ,.
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CHANDLER TOURING. late 1923; motor
Just overhauled; good as new looks good
her. lots extras: cash $3.50. Albert Fred
erick 1926 n Cap +. D3.
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USED CARS GUARANTEED
49, AS REPRESENTED.

See Mr.. Barnes. 1920 Connect
cut ave. Open 8 am. to 8 pm.
Sunday until 4 pm.
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Hudson coach. late 1925
model. low mileage. and in ex-
cellent condition every way.
Full equipment.
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FORD TOURING. late model only months
old This car j. same as new chean. IL
months To for it. Trade in.
See Mr Address, Peck's GARAGE. 2l2l 18th
st AlNaNs nnen. oRe
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

AUTO RADIATOR EXPERTS Batteres,
tanks. tenders; low prices. Tucker Co. 306-S
J. Marshall pl.. so. courthouse. NJ :b16.
AUTO REPAIRING and naming Special
brakes refined. 81 and S2 per wheel labor
charge. Ford painted $3.50 and up. AIS
Auto Shon 443 L ST NV 2Qs
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FORD COUPE, 1922: Al condition; $50
takes II. lllv o st. NV. Phone North
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SPECIALIST ON MATHS y
Hot-oll electrical and hand massage. 9li
\ Y. ave MADAME GOYEffE. stten6snce
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FURNITURE and household goods wantes
You will feel satisfied with prices | pay. 5.
Meikerhsrg 4O5 10Th 81. NV. Eranklln 200O.
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CARBON ARC sun BATHS 81; WITH
NV near Lamont st Columbia SSl6
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PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
l4th and P Sts. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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fuur-wheel brakes balloon tires and in per-
let condition. Price. S565 terms or trade
nMl lS.h II II
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ELGIN 90 touring 1921: lust overhsuled
and fepainted: 500. cash or terms. Call
Adams 1861 30'
ESSEX COACH four; splendid condition;
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FORD SEDAN. 1923: good condition; 500.
l345 81.
FORD COUPE-Very fine condition GOOD
tires; many extras Be sure and this;
Sl2h. Open evenings and Sundays until ! 4.
1927 N st. NV Authorized Ford Dealers
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RELIEVE NEURITIS AND RHEUMATISM
Through proper food. Gail PETERSON IN
STITUTE OF DIETETICS. l2l1 Evarts st
II . North SSo4-W
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1914 \ Street n w.

day. March osth to Easter Sunday, April
4th. There viii Re Two Exhibitions Daily.
One at 80 PM and nights at pm;
shArr, Admission. including illustrated
liteFeture is luet Twenty FIVE Cent? to meet
Ahs cests Of the eVpIeitsticn. "e'
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Are you tired OF listening TO theory and
talk? Would you like to see some start!Wg
PRACTICAL results of Scriptural. Scientific;
Mechanical and Geometricai investigations!
The TEMPLE Of the IS REAL presents:
4 Wonderful Projected Picture tstereop-
ticonD Talkless Lecture Exposition showing
IN practical demonstration a.Sd in manner
that all might understand and repeat. the
Egg Adam and Eve, the Man in House,
the Elephant. the Whale, the Louise about
from the same design (lsaiah. A, 13),
and then the mirscIlSus trsnsttorSnstioSn r todn1HS
showing the intimate relation between Man
and ali natural obiects; and dispEoying self
enforced evolution. The Exposition VIII m
rlnde the Complete knowledge of the An
clients. the Mystic Seven. the Source Of
Geometry. the Cuhe-SDheTe, and many other
details Of Intensive interest. Do not fail
10 see this FIRST exposition. of the. Glorious
Truth to be presented IN ;ne auditorium OF
IIIE Dl " IInIfA
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-OltCIA lnC bCSN wv = ~ 81
able -arrange excellent
tcrms-is open evenings and
Sundays.
1924 single Six Coupe extremely low
mileage: original aBish: excellent motor
'nG isss 2%de'isi sinsle Six sedan 5.Ds.. with
81 Cadillac Touring fine condition.
Hudson coach. late 1925
model. low mileage. and in ex-
cellent condition every way.
Full equipment.
refnishsd looks and runs like new: th.s
nearly new car is good for many year.
1924 Nash Tourlnr repainted tis
wheels. tires. upholstery and motor NIL
iac3 Peerless sedan a Hne lookias. suo
'uaning. roomy car AT q siye-a~ay pr'"r.
1907 Kalorama Rd just Of ls,h st.
NASH! AJAX! MASH,
Best selection OF used cars in
CITY!
1928 Hudson Coach. now pant. ns~<.o
1925 Dodge Touring ............-.. 500
1924 Nash Sedan ........-...... 200
1874 Nash Csrrieie, new psint...... $50
1928 Hup Coupe tDucof .......... DOn
! 923 Gardner Coupe suu
1895 CbevroIei Touring .......... ais
Nash Advanced SIX Demon
strator Get price.
OTHERS. 5000 UP.
II Months to Pay,
HAWKTNS-NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. INC,
Conveniently located.
l.333-13S 14th St. NV.
Main $3.50.
BUICK TOURING. 1925.
brakes tTy rS. :aDDpsd sr r.s. asd
USED CAR SALE.
,- G.. r.,. 100. Down .s,3
Maxwell sedan. late / 9s4. .......... :ez
:S:sss sS%: 81 :I:. Scr sc.s. s3
wiiiysRniahf WHY Tourinr late model 80. 2os
Wlls-ssinte Claire Tourinf. ls2s...' so
wills. Saint. Clair. Coach .......... ss9
d;.".l,,G Iiw.tt GosGh sIf T1S2in, ln21 ises I:s
10 Balance IL TO. is Months.
Includes All Charges.
Your Car IN Trade.
Warrington Motor Car Co,
1727 Conn. Ave. NV.
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PERSONAL.

HOT on. ELECTRICAL
hand massage $50 \. \. ave. AARG AZ
RnRFRTS IN
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To HATTIE A. JOHNSON. OR TO ANY
pre who knows her .nresent whereab0uts
nindly communicate with HAROLD J.. GOD
WIN attorney. 373 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

BOOKS BOUGHT.
PAUL PEARLMAN. 1711 G St. NV. NJ 3543
FURNITURE wanted immedi-
ately for high-srade boarding
house. Will pay cash; no deal
ers need apply. Franklin 1894.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

DRFSSMAKlNG - LADIES' AND chill.
dren's spring trocks and lingerie fashioned
reasonably North 3O0s. Ant. 30. o3lO
Ashmead NJ. NV. ~
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PEOPLE Who THINK.

TUTORING AT YOUR HOME. BACKWARD
children and those prenaring for high and
college exams Columbia 1881. 30s
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FORD TOURING late 1928: run less than
1000 miles; new balloon tires and in alb;
solutely perfect condition and guaranteed
/ in every respect This is BARGAIN and
must be seen to be appreciated: $265. Open
SUNDAYS 9 TO l pm, Robey Motor Co.
authorized Ford dealers 1929 L ST. NV.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-04-10
High Mason of the honorable Judges Of the Munich
pal Court of Chicago, who easily friends by
the thousands viii be renOmnated for his present judicial
position April Is.

Hon. George B. Holmes, who is one
of the best and most far-seeing judges
Of the Municipal Court of Chicago, is
so well and favorably known that he
needs no long introduction to the many
readers of this newspaper. He has
been one of the highly honored citizens
of this city since 1885 down to the
present time, and during all of those
years he has been actively interested in
every movement pertaining to its ad-
journment.
He was admitted to the bar in 1890
and practiced law continuously from
that time until elected to the Municipal
bench some ten or twelve years ago.
He served with distinction as men,
Der of the First Illinois Volunteer In
fantry at the siege and capture Of Cuba
in 1893. Judge Holmes is a member of
the United Spanish War Veterans,
Veterans of the Foreign Wars, Society
of Santiago de Cuba. He is high
Mason, Odd Fellow, Knight of
Pythias, Loyal Order of Moose, Amer
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-04-10
KAPPAS MAKE PREPARATIONS
FOR GUIDE RIGHT WEEK

During the week Of April 1926, the
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity will con-
duct a nationwide Guide Right Week
The purpose Of this movement is to
assist young men in selecting the
courses best suited to them, and to help
them outline a program Of education
which will prepare them for their life's
work.
The weeks program win consist OF
public meetings, individual and grbup
conferences. and lectures. These pro-
grams will be carried on throughout
the half hundred chapters of the fra
ternity. The general plans for the week
are under the direction Of the Guide
Right Commission, of which 3. X
Armstrong, Kansas City, Missouri, is
the chairman, and William Perry Jr.
Of Louisville Kentucky, is the secre-
tary. The activities viii reach several
thousand young men of the senior high
schools throughout the country.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-04-10
WARNINGS TO THE STORE
KEEPER
BY Chief of Police Morgan A. Collins

Burglary of stores after closing hours
can be greatly reduced if storekeepers
exercise proper precautions and bear in
mind the following suggestions:
Don't rely on ordinary locks, dead
locks are much more reliable and not
so easily forced.
Before leaving at night-set your
burglar alarms. Equip your windows
also with alarms and test them daily.
Burglars rarely enter a place where
light is burning. Keep the interior OF
your store illuminated after closing
hours.
Have your safe and cash register
placed so that the police officer OH the
post can plainly see them.
Before leaving at night make q
thorough inspection of places where a
thief may conceal himself, especially in
rear Of stairways and in the basement
Just because you are insured against
theft-don't be careless in insurine
your premises.
Do not allow large amount 81
money to accumulate; deposit it in the
bank during the course of the day
Valuable merchandise should not b.
left overnight in windows and show
cases. 1t attracts thieves.
BY your vigilance you will assist the
police department in protecting you
property against thieves, and if you
cause the arrest of one of them, helr
US to convict them.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-04-10
HON. ELLIOTT w.
SPRoUL TO CONGRESS FROM
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS

In 1920 Hon. Elliott w. Sproul
was first elected to Congress from the
Third Congressional District Of this
state and from that time to the pres
ent he has made an undying. record in
the lower halls of Congress. During
all those years he has worked very
hard in the interest of all the people
residing in his district, but he has also
labored hard in the interest of all the
people of the grand old state Of Illi-
nois and for the benefit Of all the
people of this great nationl
1t may be well to call the attention
Of this newspapers readers to several
important facts or points in the politi-
cal career of Congressman Sproul-
namely: Ever since he has been one
Of the most honorable and upright
members of that body, he has in sea-
son and out of season, loyalty stood
shoulder to shoulder with Hon. Mar
ting B. Madden in all Of his bitter
fights against "Jim Crowism" and
Jim Crow legislation" in the lower
house of Congress. Congressman
Sproul greatly assisted Congressman
Madden in his great fight in favor of
the passage of the Dyer Anti-Lynch-
ing Bill.
Congressman Sproul, as live mem
Der of the Committee on Postoffices
and Post Roads, freely voted in favor
Of increasing the salary of $4,000 en-
ployes of the postal service, which in
creased the salaries of thousands of
colored men and women who are con-
nected with the postoffice department
throughout the United States.
For these and many other reasons
every colored voter residing in the
Third Congressional District of I'LL
nois should, on Tuesday, April Is,
honor themselves by voting in favor
Of renominating Hon. Elliott w.
Sproul for Congressman from his old
district so that he can continue to as
sist to uphold the hands of Hon. Mar
tin B. Madden.
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of
For the Mr. sp has served his District faithfully
o the
benefit business HIS POLICY OF SERVICE
EFFECTIVE WASHINGTON
Of Of shs
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the
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REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CONGRESSIONAL
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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-04-10
OFFICERS VISIT CITY

Hon. VIM. H. Fields national grand
master and Ernest Patillo, deputy
grand master Of "A U. K. & d. Of a.,
who spent some time during the past
week in the city in conference with
Mrs. Eliza Jackson. state grand queen
Of Illinois and general chairman Of
The Annual Session Committee; Col.
William Williams, NJ. T. Bailey, chair
man Of Publicity and the Committee OF
100 on last Saturday evening to make
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lean Brotherhood, Chicago Lincoln
Club and many other organizations.
Judge Holmes has always discharged
his sworn duties without fear or favor
and has made good all along the line.
He stands at the top notch of Judges
of the Municipal Court and none of the
judges are more popular than he.
He has honorably served in every
branch of the Municipal Court in all
parts Of this city, and being well
grounded in the law and iris seldom
that any of his cases are turned upside
down by the judges Of the higher
courts.
Judge Holmes, who stands high in
the estimation Of the colored people re-
siding in this city, has thousands Of
friends and supporters among the
people residing in all parts of this city.
who frequent his court rooms from
time to time, and they admire very
much his fair, square and reasonable
treatment which they receive at his
hands, and it goes without saying that
they will assist to re-nominate him for
Judge of the Municipal Court of Chi
cago, Tuesday, April 18th.
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RED CAPS CLUB NEWS

The next meeting Of the Red Caps
Literary Club will be held on the 3rd
Sunday in April the 18th, at the club
house, 3639 Michigan Ave. On that
occasion we will have debate IRE
solved: That the 18th Amendment to
the Constitution of the u. S. should be
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repealed and the Volstead Act Modi-
fed" Affirmative, P. l. Prattis; neg
alive, M. L. Benson. Mr.. J. Gray
Lucas, ex-member of the State Legis-
lature and recent corporation counsel
for the City Of Chicago, will act as
chairman. An attractive musical pro-
gram will be presented.-Sandy w.
Trice, Pres.
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GOES TO NORTH CAROLINA

Mrs. Lucille 9. Robinson, 1872 Yer
non Ave, left the city Tuesday morn
ing for Moriah. N. C.. to be with her
sister, Mrs. Mary E. Hughes who Is
seriously III and confined to her bed as
well as other members Of her family
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RETURNS TO DANv1LLE

Mrs. Viola Sorrell Of Danville, Ill.
who came to the city to attend the fu-
neral of her aunt, Miss Laura Green.
on Friday, March 10th. has returned
to DanviIIe, after spending few days
in the city with relatives.
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final arrangements FOR the coming Of
the national grand council session to
be held in Chicago, August, 1926, have
returned to St Louis, Mo-, greatly
pleased with all arrangements as made.