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NASH DISTRIBUTORS
INVITE YOU
CONE. ON OVER
TO
1909 /. ST.

Dodge sedan ..............S .S+OU
Dodge sedan Us
Dodge sedan 425
Essex coach. Al........... $50
Hudson "a coach. go
Hudson sedan. very good. =. $50
Buick q touring "a" ...... rs
Hupmobile sedan (R-lD... $50
Hupmohile '25 club sedan. $50
Nash 2-door sedan. 4 POO
Rickenbacker touring. hOHo
Ford 20 coupe. ............ SO
Ford rs coupe. e............ $50
Oakland '25 touring. ...... $50
Oakland BAD sedan. $50
Fords. all kinds. start at... so
Chev. coupe. rehnished. -. $50
Nash reflnished touring. -. 500
Nash sport. guaranteed. -. go
Studebaker '22 roadster. -. 250
Chandler late sedan. ....... $50
Olds 43 touring, good. ..... $40
Jordan touring, refnished. $50
Studebaker "a sedan. 80. $50
Studebaker "a touring. -. $50
Columbia % sport. >. 225
Hudson speedster ......... $50
80
Other Bargains--Your Choice,
SIS UP.
Your Car in Trade.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
Remember the Address,"
1909 l. ST. NV.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

GASOLINE STATION, store and rotisserie
dH Hr BsGs sRs.p aslson n9qsn % s
Rayssi Spp ssah Saanff SoO Rsa
pm Located 100 PeH yasas "i'y VEST esf Of
GGaTase tossss cir s;e ND from nsrsn. srsnk r.
ssoeshS ss Ssssr. tqs Md sale cheap Ssas s'1s st!
5oansaxa 5S see.en Phone ~ te ors.s
BAKERY1Soo;d BY g., email bakery: stock, hx-
e na seee% eRaHf 2sa ssa csss
tai SPRINGS ave. Cantol Heights: Md.
fS for ausR .a also aadrsss ass:
Box 456.A. Star Office. 13'
CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED =, Prompt.
personal service. Delaware corporations pos
ness enterprses Injuries W soiici,ed' G % DeIa. DI
ware Corporation Charter Service. ia Nc
Gill Building. Franklin 1914.
CONFECTIONERY dong 81 800 worth Of
monthly business must go West at once:
VIII sacrifice for $500 cash for quick sale.
1011 18th st.
TWO NEW BRICK STORES AND TWO
apartments: modern conveniences: Wheaton.
Md. Ga. ave. and Kensineton rd.; wonderful
opportunity in growing suburb. Apply 1902
2 I dass sE 'dfs: %das. Box aa Ens
MUST SELL, account of family Illness my
long lease: reasonable rent. "31S 4th At. ne
AUTO PAINT REMOVING AND LAUNDRY
BUSINESS: well established: good business
plant; fully equipped for doing good work:
ness: money maker for right party. Call
rear 419 ct: NV. 13e
STORE FOR SALE: good business: reason.
able price. 63 @ st. ne. 13e
SEH SEsF psf sssd S' ''u;; sdd9s: Gs.:
LUNCH ROOM in nearby virgnia: good
location and. price right. Address l.. b.
I'll East Falls Church. Va. 13'
DELICATEssEN AND NEAT MARKET.
corner: 1900 H st. NV: downtown in
growing business section: will lease addi-
tional store with equipment if wanted.
Franklin S96. Ia
ROoMING HOUSE FOR sALE-1I rooms
h.-w.h.. = baths. electricity: house and fur
niture in fine condition: paving proposition.
Rent. S100. Must sell: reasonable. 617
and sHe sats ffsnt ss
over store. suitable for. profitable room
renting. being only few blocks from
Capitol. Library. two congressional ONCE
buildings and Union Station. Rent. S67 so
month; Call owner. Adams 465. bet: 10
and 12 m. Ia
ACCESSORIES AND GASOLINE STATION
for sale: doing good business; very fine To-
cation; best reasons for selling. Address
FOR SALE-A first class ice route includ
Autocar chassis; all for 5000 cash; bar
gain for quick sale. Apply $40 Pierce e..
Aurora HeightA Arlington County. Va.
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S,3.1A).

The Wallace Motor Co..
Nash Distributors" for your
territory. has invested the above
amount in late model "Ford"
cars, "Coupes," "Tudors" a.
Door Sedans.'
All recently traded in and
showing you, upon personal in
spection. we'll selected group
OF used Ford automobiles.
'26 Coupe .............. 500
rs Coupe .............. .SZoO
Rehnished and Guaranteed
Special Discount
For Cash.
20
Fmds- CARS -Fords
Your Choice
"WALLACE"
MASH DISTRIBUTORS
I/UD l. st. Main /OI -.
PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE,
1625 14th ST. NV.
1sss 1@:s s1RP sf2FaR H9ARsITNEGh. ToAsING
1894 CHANDLER SEDAN,,
3ss$$; ESss ESRsoS SGss5sSS. SSssIF9sS GsFSSS IS
1s3s 1s3s RI-ps6I RI[1cK T3nsfHf oosUH'
LOW PRICES REASONABLE TERMS.
HUDSON-ESSEX
Announce
Sweeping
PRICE REDUCTIONS
On New and Used Cars.
Hudson '25 Coach. ................ .S6SS
Miy..KSiths NfifH s i%a:ns ss Touring: ~
Oakland Touring. "a 34............... sd
Hudson % Coach ............ 3un
ForS "a Tudor sedan n $50
rord ,9a Came ...... $50
ru..x zoo Tour,nr . $50
Chevrolet "a Sedan. n...:.....:..... -oo
LAMBERT HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1722 l. St. West of Conn. Ave.
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WARDMAN,
1915 l4th NV.
CHRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT..

USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
1925 Chandler Touring.
New Duco paint. balloon tires and M
wonderful motor. .s'15.Oo
1922 Buick 4-Pass. Coupe.
Motor Just ovsrhaulsd. good rubber. :. m m
1925 Chevrolet Coupe.
F"s Sns sq"p0'dR "a Run only 500 miles, 90
1922 REQ Sedan.
You cant heat .his kin kind for for service. zoo oo
1924 Chrysler Touring.
Recond,tioned very thoroughly: new
paint; real snappy car. 100
1922 Marmon 4-Pass. Coupe.
; new balloon tires. motor. paint
and upholstery in wonderful con-
dlton ...........-.... .seoooo
1923 Ford Coupe.
This is a real buy at. .s17boo
1925 Ford Coupe.
Fully equipped: balloon tires. 49,. .s30o. 90
1922 Buick 60 Sport Roadster.
Wire wheels. khaki top. bumper.
etc. '.....'..'. .s1oo'Vo
1923 Buick ~ Sport Roadster.
top. .ideshieids ................ sa5Oo 90
1922 Maxwell Touring.
Good r%SSsr TOP and uDhSol:ts5y me-
1924 Maxwell Club Sedan.
Baked enamel finish. disc wheels.
bumpers -.........-.. -.-...- .SoZooo
1924 Maxwell Sedan.
New Due9 s2.D, paint; t motor overhsuIed; xsoo M
1922 Cadillac Sedan.
New tires. paint. upholstery. and ooo 40
1921 Willys-knight Sedan.
A car that has had wonderful care:
1924 Oldsmobile Sedan.
trunk. disc Sheei.; eel f real 0S" buy. s47S 90
EVERY CAR
MECHANICALLY OK.
READY FOR
DEMONSTRATION.
D. c. TAGS AND TANK
FULL OF GAS INCLUDED
IN PRICE QUOTED.
OTHER BARGAINS.
TERMS.
II. B. LEARY. JR.. & BROS,
1928 l4th NV.
North 6826.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
WE SELL
OURSELVES
WITH EVERY
USED CAR.
1923 Stearns-Knight tour. $500
1923 Studebaker touring. 400
1923 Studebaker touring. 500
1925 Overland touring. :. 800
1924 Studebaker touring. 675
1924 REQ sedan -. ..... 1850
1924 REQ special touring. 800
1924 Essex coach, 6-cyl.. $50
1923 REQ touring ....... AIS
1920 Buick touring ..... 25O
1919 Cadillac phaeton -. $50
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Very Easy Terms.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
THE TREW
MOTOR CO.,
MA1tsS 1s9e e11l4asshl.iSt.li!s:: lash ~ N:T:
CHRYSLER COACH, FOUR,
1925, $500.
Perfect condition like new run only
1880 aIYn niles; party a. nieavins town. hsens
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FOR SALE-A first class ice route includ-
ing Ford truck in good running order: also
Autocar chassis; all for 5000 cash: bar
gain for quick sale. Apply $40 Pierce st.,
Aurora HeightA Arlington County. Va:
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CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED - Prompt.
personal service. Delaware corporations pos
sess many advantages carrying on most husi-
ness enterprises. Inquiries solicited. Della
ware Corporation Charter Service. ia Nc
Gil building Eranl. rNsa
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PAPERHANGING So and mp: PAINTING
and PLASTERING: first-class work and the
best materials. Call NJ. Pumps. Adams 1864.
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PIANO TUNING. S.--We spec,alizc In gen.
eral piano repairs and rebuilding. Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable. Skilled me.
chanics. Work guaranteed. Sandcrson.
Schaefeer Co. eAt 81 ne. Line. 1887.
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PAPERHANGING. painting: rooms scraped
pointed 10, papered., $40; guaranteed in
able Decorating Co. II. 3:5: 500 6th nv
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TWO NEW BRICK STORES AND TWO
apartments: modern conveniences: Wheaton.
Md, Ga. and Kensington rd.; wonderful
opportunity in growing suburb. Apply 1902
NJ st. a.
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PAPERKANGlNG AND PAINTING---Get
our estimate first and save money. r. J.
evils Frnnk hr1r 1ONo at At n " lCs
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PHOTO-LTTHOGRAPHIC AND PHOTOSTAT
copies-Exact copies of your important pa.
pers. testimonial! letters briefs. statistical
tables. sketches. mans. handwriting. etc.
One or thousand copies can he had on
short notice at reasonable cost. Call Main
11eo. Webb & Bocorselski. 514 5th ct. NV.
Established 1909.
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PAPERHANGING-N chean work. hut
good work cheap. Call Col. Q235. Economy
Wall PaperIng Co.. G@t Princeton pl. NV.
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LAWN MOWERS-We make business OF
lawn mowers-old ones sharpened and re,
types haud and power J. V Hutchins (
Co iolS c 81 NV Main S66 49,
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FURNITURE uPHoLSTERED. rep,d; slip;
covers made. Est cheerfuily given. Returned
free Tttensnr l424 Sth ST. NV n 1702
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CONFECTIONERY. dong 81 800 worth OF
monthly business: must go West at once:
will sacrifice for So 800 cash for quick sale.
1n1l 18th
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MACHINE AND MODEL WORK-Patents de-
Veloped. Experimental work speciality. Cos
nell Mfg. Co., 516 Sth NV. Franklin l6S3-W.
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PAINTING. floor finishing. skilled mechan.
ics special rates now. quick service. Paul
55 pW Pot r51 13s
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PIANOS TUNED. repaired and rebuilt: high.
grade work, McHugh & Lawson. 1922 .
NV. Franklin $3.50
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PIANOS OVERHAULED. $40 up: est free
Formerly head tuner. Percy Foster Knahe
CO. GEO. wALKER 7o7 Allison st. Col 47es.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING and refinishing
fine cabinet work. Jos. Sherman Co..
S01 ST N W Main oS49
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u. S. GOVT. HARNESS; paint.
all colors, $1.o5 gallon; all kinds
garden tools. Washington
Salvage Co., 3O3-3O7 10th st.
NV.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

PIANO small upright: cost Si5u. like new
$50. $40 Mass. ave. NV.
PIANO--Internal revenue official transferred
from city will sell standard SS-note player.
less than year old. mahogany case: perfect
condition: cost $500. Make offer for quick
sale. Phone Carpenter Main 1898. l3'
PIANO. upright: beautiful dining room suite
very reasonable: leaving town. 1909 Bu-
oh af \,
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BUICKS--New and used on display al En-
erson & Orme Connecticut ave. salrsrOom
Liberal terms; your ear IN traur. III jSbU.
7, :. Gadics. l0l6 Conn. ave. - 49,
BUICK. lS35--Standari Is, f-passenger
cotipc' fully equipped. Buick Agency. lolG
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doWntoWn sectl0n. Phone Col. lS5. IA
BAKERY15Good, small bakery. stock, fx-
inspection solicited Apply 6lst and Crys-
tai SPRINGS ave. Captol Heights. Md.
LUNCHRoOM. fully equipped also bake
Box 456-A Star Office. 13s
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cTOth. S1g: painting anu pFhsterinE At Tow
prices. We use Dutch Boy lead and pure
linseed oil only: We mix our paints on
premises. See the ingredients. Papethane
Ing guaranteed 3 years: frst-class work only
no extra charges Terms il you desire. as
long as Is months 10 pay: free estimate.
Philadelphia Decorating Co. Inc. S11 -Sla
9th st NV Main 223S. Open evenings.
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FLOORS LAID scrapcQ. finished: old floors
g 4I3O Ga ave Phone Col I'll
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hieh grade work at very
re asnnahie prices: got estimate postal or
phone Franklin, 1o1o4 r.. Moran. .218
John Marshall nj iu1s
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SLIP COEERS-Special prices on orders
given now. J. H. Ho!obcr Co. 80" st.
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GASOLINE STATION store and rotieserie
for hroiling chickens. suburb of Washington.
on Baltimore Washington boulevard: S2.67h.
PAYABLE $500 cash. balance S100. per month ;
nu,Ial HYs,,sl,,p ,oppSor,uny RhGne Mr. Taylor
> pm. Located 100 yards west of Maisel &
Garage, across street from Brunk r. z. Of
fee. COTTAGE City Nd Insnnct 1oe
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PLUMBING. remodnlinS and repairing. Esti-
NiseW ander lHe
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CRATES. CRATE bars. st0kers. smoke con
sumers. iron castings. Easil MacKay. 4l0
Rnnd RHg Main 3Q31 LIZ
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RUGS WOVEN FROM worn carpets Last a
lifetime. Old Laurel Eclinse Main $500
800 10th ST. s.w. Rugs for sale,
RUG CLEANING and storing. oriental and
domestic. Sanitary Carpet Cleaning CO. 4lf
y: J. ave. NV. Line. 763s-14sl.
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well known make: ebony;
with bench: reasonable. 500 st. ne
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TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS
of any kind and obtain hest results with
;rryice; We FINAECE. Call
SUITE cl4 aAisntSsS iMsntSsSsEY I'lsi BLpG MAIN sos7
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WELDING-Casting. steel and aluminium
welded properly: work guaranteed NJ. NJ.
Coleman. 201 18th 81. NV. ". 45as.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES A. Good
dows, S5c: the best quality o: opaque sh AIDES.
Sl.15: hung free. We will call with samples
Kleeblatt. / tn and Fl SITS. ma. Line. $40.
WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENs-Free
estimates. j. NJ Butler e. Son. 303l Mich
ole ave: Sc. Lincoln I01c3.
THE s. AND s. co.
Painting and interior decorating: estimates
free. 646 st. ne. 13s
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PAPERHANGING. PLASTERTNG-See VIM
A. Little about your interior and exterior
painting. $40 9th NV. Fr. 6154.
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HEATING. TIMING. PAINTING - Best
work. lowest price: all work guaranteed.
Rednlar Bros. 342 Sth st. ne. Allan. 1892:
KEYS-Dupllcate KEYS. 25 cents: made wnile
you wait. Turner & Clark. 1888 N. Y. ave.
Nv. basement. FIR. 3006.
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SLIP COVERS. dGstproof cretonne. etc: neat
work uph0stcring: cabinet work. Capitol
Upholstery Co 6n1 Z NV Main 1903 lSs
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ROOMING HOUSE for sale. 40 Indiana
ave NV: II rooms: reasonable: modern
ccnv eniences. nicely furnished and occupied
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

Electrical REPAIRING fars. n,otors
applian coil armature winding. EleStr,c
Repair Shop. sos D st. NV. Franklin 1854
EXPERT floor finishing. house paintint
ice. Paul Serene. 55 NJ ST. NV. Tel. Pot 5l
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III SINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(C00tlNued.

FILLING STATION. heart of Wash: half
interest for sale: prefer party that knows nov,
Filling Station. l31h and ats. NV: 12e
ROOMING HOUSE. near Dupont Circle-15
rooms. baths: 1O0re rented: owner leaving
nIty. viii sacrihce. on terms. Cali MT.
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FLOORS-Beautiful HoOrs make heaNt,iul
homes; old floors scraped ard finished Ike
new: floors laid scraped and finished. II J.
Birch. 635 F st. NV Main "a07. Ia
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WANTED TO BUY builders End trust
naper give all details. Address Box 39l A.
Star once
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FLOoRS--ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand
finishing efficient, reasonable: reliable ss,y-
ice. Z z. NASH 231I 9Th ST. Col. i.3l
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-08-13
ROCK CARVINGS
WORK OF INDIANS
Scientist Disputes Story of Vilk-
ing Exploration.

Washington.-The ancient rock
carvings along the Columbia river,
which are translated by Prof. Oluf
Opsjon of Spokane as runic inscrip-
lions made by Vikings in the Eleventh
century, tell big story, but it Is an
Indian story and not record Of Vik-
ing exploration In western America.
This statement was made by Herbert
w. Krieger, curator of ethnology Of
the National museum, who has just re-
turned from three months stay in the
region of the rock pictures.
Mr. Krieger spent some time study
ing the petroglyphs, which are numer-
Gus along the Columbia river, and has
number of photographs, including
some from Vantage Ferry, where Pro-
fessor Opsjon claims to have found
runic inscriptions.
"The pictures pecked in the hard
basalt are extremely crude" said Mr..
Krieger, "and anyone can read into
them anything he likes in order to
make a plausible story. To say that
they are Viking remains Is to read
into them something that Is not in
the pictures themselves"
Crude as they are, some of the OBJ
jects scratched out on the rocks are
typically Indian, Mr.. Krieger points
out. In the carvings can be seen such
objects as bows and arrows and rep
resentation clearly meant for feather
head-dress.
Considering the numerous rock pic
lures along the river as whole col
lection, he finds evidence that they
tell the story Of tribal migrations in
search of food and the use of the Co
lumbia river as path Of migration.
They are mostly hunting and fishing
scenes, he believes. Mountain goats
and curved horned mountain sheep
are frequently portrayed. But why
these artists left such records to be
preserved In the hard stone and what
1t was they wanted to communicate
can only be guessed at, in the opinion
Of this ethnologist. They had no sys-
TEN Of fixed symbols with one or two
exceptions, so there is no hope Of find
Ing key to the mystery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-08-13
Man Without a Country
Has Many Allies in u. S.

Washington.--The IMAM without a
country" of book fame would have
plenty Of company were he to set foot
on American shores.
More than 100000 persons in the
United States, or approximately ! per
cent of the total population, are in the
same fix and most of them don't know
it, ST.,
This revelation was made by Harry
E. Hull, commissioner of immigration,
in discussing some of the queer work.
ings of the immigration laws.
You can safely say" he asserted,
that there are more than. million
persons in this country today who can
not claim citizenship of any land. A
great majority of them are unaware Of
this, but quite few Of them who are
don't seem to care"
The commissioner explained that
this huge total Of "outcasts" was Gre
ated largely by aliens who have over
stayed their temporary entries, and by
tourists, who, en- route to some other
country, stopped off here, found job,
and settled down. Many also came
over the borders when restrictions
were less rigid, lost their original citi-
zenship by remaining here too long
and then forgot or ignored American
citizenship requirements.
Hull said his bureau never seeks out
these noncitizens, but often comes in
contact with them. Some are amazed
to find out that they have no legal
claim to any citizenship when they APP
ply for passports or re-entry permits;
others learn about their status when
they go before a court to sue or in
some other legal proceeding.
SIT works the other way around,
oo,"he asserted. San American can
go abroad and lose his citizenship here
and there also if he is ignorant or care
less about the law"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-08-13
HUNTS TREASURE
SUNK ABOUT 100
Logan Expedition Seeks Gold
of Lost Vessel.

New York.-Maj. r. A. Logan, man
,ager Of the mapping division of the
Fairchild aerial surveys. left New York
for a treasure hunt In Nova Scotia,
which, he says, may net him at least
100000 and perhaps 100000.
The treasure was the cargo of q
French "pay ship" which fell into the
hands Of the English Off Cape Breton
island about the year 100.
4 After various vicissitudes the crew
OF the French vessel managed to sink
the treasure In Canadian lakes, but
were prevented by the English from
returning to claim it. All trace of it
was eventually lost and repeated
searches failed to give a hint of it's
whereabouts.
Major Logan discovered last winter,
in an old Spanish narrative, an ac-
count of how the treasure passed into
the hands of Spanish privateer. The
captain Of this vessel hanged the
Frenchman who gave him the informa-
ton, but the captain was prevented by
the French from salvaging the treas
ure. He left the records for his son,
however, and it is this record which
Major Logan is using as his guide.
Knowing the country well, Major
Logan last spring bought up all the
land on which the treasure can pos
sibly be hidden If the Spanish records
are accurate.
"All have to do now is to dig" said
the major just before his departure,
land I'm so sure I've got the right
dope I'm willing to spend five months
digging if necessary. I'll have two la
borers helping me. That's all there is
to my expedition"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-08-13
Shove Mans Heart From
Right to Left: He Lives

Columbus, Ohio. - Breathing nor
mally, his heart action steady, al
though a little weak, and sleeping the
sleep of the weary, Harry G. Cramer,
forty-fve, was resting as we'll as
could be expected" in the new McKin-
ley hospital here after one of the most
peculiar operations on record in Ohio
hospitals.
Cramer's heart, forced far over to
the right side by an accumulation of
pus in the left lung, was showed from
the right to the normal side by the
operation, during which he was con-
scious throughout.
Minus the sixth rib of his left side
and suffering only the natural sore
ness left by the incision, Cramer is on
the road to recovery, hospital attend
ants said.
Cramer, a switchman for the Big
Four railroad, and who weighs over
200 pounds, suffered intense pains in
his right pleura ten days ago and con-
suited DR.. F. S. Lawrence, house ply
sician at the new Mckinley hospital.
A stethoscopic examination revealed
his heart was beating on the wrong
side. An X-ray picture showed the
twisted heart, the left lung congested
and highly inflated.
The insertion of hollow needle to
drain the lung was unsuccessful and
the operation became necessary. Ora
mer was so weakened that local an
esthetic only could be used
Physicians were unable to find the
cause of the lung congestion.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-08-13
Noisy Radio Lands
Owner in Jail Cell

New York.-Long Beach's mid
night curfew law clashed with
radio belonging to Long
Beach resident, and at last ac-
counts the law seemed to have
the better of the argument.
The radio belongs to Edward
Fl. Dobbs.
When Dobbs retired. weary
with the strain of the holiday,
the "juice" was still turned 4. on.
A while after he had gone to bed
the radio picked up some jazz
orchestra somewhere and began
to relay the strains to the neigh
borhood.
When the strains continued
until twenty minutes after mid
night neighbor telephoned the
police and had detail sent to
the Dobbs home.
According to the police Dobbs
was peeved and refused to stop
the radio. 1t was turned off by
one of the policemen and Dobbs
was taken to the police station
attired in his pajamas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-08-13
Saves Actress Who Leaps
Into River After Spat

Budapest.-For having leaped, fully
clothed, into the raging waters of the
swollen Danube and rescued the beau
tiful Hungarian actress, Paula Csaky,
Prince Domencio Rosso, secretary of
the Italian legation, is the hero of
the hour. While the prince and the
actress were having tea in cafe on
Margaretten island, in the river, they
had quarrel and the temperamental
actress leaped into the river. The
prince brought her ashore with great
difficulty.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-08-13
Has Self Arrested, but
Can't Get Guilty Verdict

Council Bluffs, Iowa.-James Har-
rington, thirty-one years old, had him
self arrested for disturbing the peace
by fighting, charged himself with the
offense and testified against himself
in police court here.
He told the judge that he met two
acquaintances on the street here and
one of the men asked him where he
was going.
''It is none of your business" Har.
rington testified, he replied. The
fight ensued.
The judge took the case under adj
visement and later dismissed it.
~ want to beat that fellow to it and
get the trial over with" Harrington
explained.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-08-13
Country Doctor Gets
Fee After % Years

Chardon, Ohio.-The life of q
country physician Is a drab one.
but occasionally there is a ray
Of sunshine.
DIR. R. c. Pease Of Chardon,
while making call in an adjoin-
ing town, was greeted by two
men. The elder, hailing the doc
tor and extending his hand,
said:
Doctor, I see you do not rec
ognize me-"
Doctor Pease admitted 1t.
mo wonder you don't" said
the elderly man, as he intro
duced his twenty-three-year-old
son.
you brought me this boy,
DOCTOR" said the father. Il was
then unable to pay you for your
services and for years fortune
failed to smile on me. But now
Lam able to pay you the old ac-
count. I was at your office the
other day but you were out. TIL
send you the money in a day or
two. The bill was SOL"
Two days later, Doctor Pease
received a money order for $50.