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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
ELIOT AND T4LENTINO
Fame is fleeting as the wind

Fame is fleeting the wind
Never was the truth of the old saying more VlNIdIy
illustrated than in the publicity given the news OF the
deaths of Rudolph Valentino and Dr.. Charles Y. Eliot
One 2 leading motion picture actor. the other Tor
wears the head o. OF the c0untTs foremost mStl-
tutions of higher learning.
Valentines death calls for column after column IN
the public press. EOts death IS dismissed with lew
lines.
Indeed there are many who will have to be told
Just who Dr. Eliot despite the prominence ne
achieved in the counrys affairs particularly through
his popular Five Foot Book Shelf.
He was the idol of thousands OF Harvard grad
yates his influence extending throughout their lives,
and being passed on 10 their children.
Valentino, on theother hand, the idol OF mil
were aped BIZ hundreds Of the countrys youths, while
every bit Of publicity pertaining to him and his pic
lures was eagerly sought by feminine movie fans in
large numbers, and by the more stern sex in some
what lesser numbers.
Eliot stood for better things in the lives Of thou
sands Of American people. Valentino provided amuse-
mcnt for many Of the same thousands.
Those who may resent the scant publicity gwen
the death Of Eliot compared with the lavish display ac-
corded Valentines passing, may ind plenty 10 O1lSel
their chargn in the bickeness OF the American people
With Valentino gone, his pictures 60 also. In
short time he Will be only memory kIIotS WorhS
h. advice and his Five Foot Book Shelf will live on
I4nco.ns short Gettysburg address is immortal.
Uaics speech delivered the time, is forgotten
Valentines career, from pennileSs Italian I'M
migrant 10 fame and fortune IN IeN years, Is an eN-
ample Of the opportunity offered By America. His
wa, q "iazz" career; El.ot's The sober, INTELLIGENT
thoughtful life mat is the backbone 0. the nation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
August 24. 1911

Pe.-. r. e.. Nichols, ur.p,.na. II
a#- General Union hi-i school. "ha
s.-sFa.5 - T.. Cnu-s, "u Tuesday
..-et lnu- spent ;a~ past ,Np
tg.h~ a. m.. :. Studying high
school aarLlt-c;alt aaa equipment.
=. sa...a- points u 'a.,to"H
HalH-> u..A tw ii" approval 90 RI.
a5a.s o.: tr.-..., = the .a.oa >eH'..
.sl~..i,. plan, e.. 3D.. proposed -.
aa# t... school ~'",'al. tUat "aI
make i one Of the notable ~.hee.
.aae~ ~ tal'-,.".
Horses Left uaa..ra,0 a 'n
~-rur., WI. re..~o -hr .r.trl ar
..a.l.n 1T tA, ol-y ml-aa'. OFT.
rlI- l.'.nI o .,-r." '.r urai
4.. ,m-t.- tl.m -t.ir'iE IN
,pl5t uJ ..re,.
Nr,. Fa- ry. N.- ,.'ueui tH
s.s .t'.ra visit a' Pasadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
NOTCH CT SALE

"UEEf.NS Al,'i, E.,i a,J be-.
como indebted 10 tbr t..o.c Motors
Company. corporation. f"nrrrIv
Imperial Valley Fm1nr- Corpora.
tiou, in the sum of $4,000 for thr
caring for aud -atn keeping of that
certain Cadillac. seven passenger
touring automobiic motor No.
x57-975, which automobile is now
and las been continuously since
that dr5t wa. incurred, iu the pos
session Of the said Moore Motor
COMPANY. aud said amount is a lien
upon said automobile and whereas
more them twenty day, has elapsed
iucc said debt bocun, due and sai.I
, lien attached and neither the sal
amount Of %30.o0 nor amy part
thereof has been paid By the said
Archie Byrd or any Other person ON
his behalf.
NOW. THEREFORE,, notice is
hereby given that on the i'a day Of
September. 1926, at Tho hour Of Ten
clock \. VI. of said day in front
of the office at the Moor" Motors
Company at 764 7G6-7Go Main street
IN the CITY o. FL Centre, county Of
! Imperial. state Of California, the
said Moore VI tors CtpouN VIII
sell all tuc right, title, interest am !
equity in All TO said au,omobiI'
ahove dcsc.iod or 50 nucr thcrrot
rs shah IT, necessary, at puoi,r aur.
tion, FOR eI,h lawful wcn"N of ,hc
United S;ut IS Cf Amcrjc9, 20 the
highest biilr to pay saiI lien and
he expenses Of sale.
Dated this 23rd day - August
1926.
MOOEh MOTORS COMrANN
j. T. HOWARD, President.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
said t8p IL
Decrease Seen
In Cotton Crop
By nitcd Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Mug - Tae
August Id run1.'i.n.ut til. American
cotton crop WA, $50 l.r cent III
normal, Indicating production II
f1..4>. .0Uo ba.., this v.er, compared
#.-.. It,1n..G-P ha..~ in i925. Il.
- 'ru'tur" department estimated ~
cav. Th, condition u. III. crop uu
the rarrr>ponJ.n- date II la25 49,,
- rcr cent
Cou,r, reports showed l>l,-72
u,n'n. bales. counting d bales
Us half bal,,. -..l,t t.a ..e l2-@
crop up to August III. mpara,
with 57".29l last v,a..
Ii weather. a.v,.orM-.-, henr.-
forward are o> urraNp'ah,- * ia
l"2l-2@, total production I abant
1f.>uo.00o babes might =. expected,
bu' If 'atcr Grv..apn favor
able as in l92+21, a '.'. IrpdUr-
zion Of l6,24l 900 h.'.~ -hr IT,
a"nn.'cd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Bedtime Stories
Ey HOWARD Y. GARIs
Copyright, 1926. by Mcclure
Newspaper syrs'tcSte
UNCLE WIGGILY' S SUMMER
SNOW

IIo. Bu>tyr, where are you'
( called Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy as
She stood IN the doorway Of the hol-
low stump bungalow ono day.
Eu>tcr did not answer.
! How ;bort you, CuStcr3' wen,
on the muskrat lady hou>rkccpcr.
Custer did "ot answer.
! Ho. Jingle. langIc, Scooter,
I Tootcr' Where are vpu aIl2' went
ON Miss Fuzzy Nuzzv.
Eut none ot The Gttle children
hurnic> answered. tor they were off
rlasia. in In, woods and fields.
making tie most II vacation time
since. III few weeks, school would
open again.
Excuse me fae mentioning il, but
there : no hep for II. know You
don :. Ike 10 tHak about H. but
never mind. NcN. summer VIII soon
he here
!" Dear me- murmureJ Nur>c
Jano - >le vat back III the bun.
-;lcw. "What am gong T. do!
VIA; : thc mattcr asked Tn
rlr " -. .E VIZ Nd> getting ready
1, hop aUav IL 'aok Tor an ajycn.
.arc. " Nh have the pleasure of
doing anything Tor you. Nurse
Jane.
- nee. some white soap chips
- was ~. ~em- fluffy dresses ter
Nous wtt,, explained Nurse Jane.
~ am tao busy. or / woald 90 t.
,ho >-a~c myself am - the chips
IN =. Offered Unrle WiLCj'v.
~, may h.in- me al adventure.
-, ! KIM = Yen. spoke the
un>ar4t lady. .'Er.n- nae a large
rqr,-.- ot white ~aap chips.
SION Cag.e NJ y wa> On his
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Locking Backward
What the Press files tell OF I'm
perIal Valley tor this date
IN pdSt years.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
August y. 1906

i>afr I.rw'htu left T.r~jav eve
rir- tar Yaua. lo .xpecr. to -
- work or rh' ,l"prrial hrajin-
aHt may to away several uoutbS.
The r. C-,to ha Shop al
var.i>e~ wh.~t..~ wV',atrd with
aa without fa.n.
one If .h- .>-.> .n ,hr .rr plaut
s.re Wa~ y. x. G.ad,. who lost hi,
aak ans, .. His clothing besides
Il aantitE Of iga-it and yaiuablr>.
II. T. r. Mi'm LETT Thursday for
Los Angeles to hr gone a few days.
FL Neu,.k, rAr baggage master
tae the = J.. lett yesterday mora
M for his vacation. Onto Con~c.
Will 1aaa after thr baggage work
Sd his . >anrr.
Faal Maa1 r-'umu r.., ".,z
:s,m LIS Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
1 I-IhiNG SLIP

A queer sailing craft came INTO Boston narDpr ne
other day i was little snip duplicating those OF
tue ancient Nor,emeH, and mad crossed the Atlantic On
same that Lei Erickson IS SAID 70 nave to-
lowed 500 scar, ago.
American tourists vino think the Jgges ocean
liner isn't steady and safe enough may be Interested
knowing tina. l vessel is y lee long, - ]eet wide
and Sis el deep and is open 10 the weather except
Tor about ~ Icll at the bow and stern housed over
Tor secpn" quarters.
Inc crew consists Of apt. Gerhard Folegro, three
and dog. The outfit will appear al the Phil
aGc4 prla zpOs.tiOn
1t probably required more courage to DO that sort
Of thing 800 years ago, sailing through unknown
~ quest Of unknown lands, with the most primitive
equipment. Nevertheless II takes courage enough to-
day. Ii is good know that the spirit OF the old
heroes has not vanished n age Of machinery,
science and comfort.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
TEN YEARS AGO
August y, 1916

N.-- i.5.' Aaryr leaves 'H> ".-.
n.r- t.r. rip ''or v.'. tails. '." :.
H".,.>-o auH other Interesting
r....- tar l.r vacation.
d.. &. Bir'er, secretary - 'a.
o. .n. b,r r- commerce, r.'uu.j last
Il. t.rw Los Angeles Ws San
Diego. Mr~. Bt'..r hess .''.w..
.uu H.r trap 20 Nevada,
N.'..,.r Joseph Seymour r.'.u.
y.--..',s i,om RIv.r.. Nh.r' h
au,..r.a tn 70 a-r 'le t'.' o' 'h.
H.s-
~. II. EM,oy a.I 'a..t .tt. 81.
.urr,I from 'hyfr Ea-a'Ion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

Instead ne van ali the faster. lIeW-
cyrr, ;Ac Gator waddlcd very ft>s
also. anI ar bad almost cau-a. ar
70 tho bunny gentleman, an VIZ
just reaching out a claw to gasp
NJ. LuUyrar> by Ms >hoj. it.tn
tail, when atl Of a sudden Ju,.e
Wi.-ilv >,uhAtd ll~ toe oH Il ~.eas.
He ,tubbci his toe aud tvl'. aa.
as he fell the box OF white. .8tty
soap chips bouured ou- Of his taW>.
and striking on sharp rock. bGahe
@al scattered a. over. In ~ IL.
SAINT the air WIS filled with ~Al-e
Flakes .o cloud.
Burr, Wow, Wos-ie bo--.-
l,w,"j .hr surprised Gator. .s~aaA
.u .hr summer tinlr' This i most
r,ma.Eahlc. Uncle Wj-giy n#>t ae
a megirjau. He may tugn sa'a
"a postage stamp, IA better ran
And run away the bad eli ai5,
thinking TIE >oa. "hipS was >.ams.
snow. Uncle Wj-gilv heard @aa.
tile Gator said, and The amnv
.ap.Nuj 10 himself a. Dr. pickra A@-
self an auI ,h.n picked up tn ,aaa
a.p> "h.ch d. took HON" t. Nurse
Jane.
"Thank you. said tae IL ~asac
lady a> She started 10 wash.
"Pray DON'T mention it. aa-a.
rd Uaru. WigLily. II lad 3. ".u.
der:ul ad,,uturr, And !: ~
aarAing needle doesn't Get ~ eye
rail ot water wAra It '.eks NJ = IL
,zv go >rr Z is raining, T. I'll
1,u next abuu. Uncle WiLgilE aaa
the 'ugh,v'> TENT.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

way. WA.>-aaZ :; merry .Iue and
~:.ug.iv tw.nk..aL - '.Hk nos up
at nc o.ue ~. i id nat take
lin long 10 BAY Tie pas.cJoarl boT
~ soap chips. which @e.r - light
and fluffy = feathers.
IT = d Lot day. >a.5 U>elr
W. + - himself - lie WeE haa.e.
rs, vii. JUS = back hy way ot
. H.. swimming hole aul raAr a dip.
Then IT. .au.lr., H. ialan "nat
mi-At happen II IL ,aok me box "f
soap chips IN swimming with Him.
"TacE wauI- make Il lot ot foam
ami brbb.r, enpu-h to fill d -ianr 5
. rlp.," rhUckca ,lr bunny.
He soon reached rar swimming
ho.r, arl Wa ago0r II take a dip in
I the coal va'er when, ali ot "a Sudden,
hv heard an >aH q ~.i,-liu- in tn
! bushes where h. Wa> -tia- T. hide
l.> r.o,hr>
Ah, aa, SAID Unelc W.g-i.v -
himself. THAT may br tie Fox.
IL. Wdt or one Z the bad chaps,
waiting 10 take ms coat and YES.
5, ear' = = home after my swim.
. / n-~. b- careful,
3 J,..~ W;--Iv looked carefully a,
+ =. bash. aad beneath i lo Jaw the
~S:.l-rv >.a.Ierv Alligator win IL"
du~h'o ioln'el ta.,
. All. III, j. no phr. Cor nr, 90
shouted 'no bunny aHt ha began 70
r-r. Ba' I'll. 'Gatur saw tic rabbit
a,I came wadaI.rg atterbim. calling;
Vait, sop Hold on ! want
yo5," and al, manner of thing, like
thai.
w. rn.,. W.T.. --.-r .,--u-L.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

got into trouble. The bracelets -
locked around his wrists. and he
was forced to appeal tn deputy sher-
ifs to release him, she officers
compiled, but not until they investi-
gated to find whether or not Ford
was an escaped convict.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
MAN HANDCUFFED BY
BRACELETS FOUND IN CAR

AUBURN, Calf, Aug. 24.-~When
G. T. Ford, local garage man, tinker
ed with a pair of self locking hand
cuffs ne found in an automobile. he
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
PRESS ENDORSES THESE CANDIDATES

For l. S. senate, Robert NJ. Clarke; for governor
c. c. Young: for lieutenant governor Lyman NJ. King;
for assembyman. NJ. d. Witter; for superior court
Judge Franklin j. Coe for sheriff, Charles l. Gil
lett for county clerk Calvin g. Mousseau for coroner
Is. L. Lemons.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

Goorg. Bcthur#m, Wan springs.
Rjvcr,iio coun'r, la- i9-t 'lken j.
ton, Of honey fron 7.1 ,ud, II
bnr~ and sold i for -.a cents "a
pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
''kittymObile' Is
Latest Invention

MNR1NNILLE. Cd. Aug. -. -
One of the >traage>t vehicle, in CaI-
ltoruia, kittymobilc is the in
Ncntrou - Gus SallaS. local cate
owner.
Motive power TOR this machine is,
low just one kittenpowcr. in fact
but the circumstances connected
wiki IL Development are unique, il
nothing else.
: kitten NJ, born into the Sal
Ia> household with only two legs.
Except for tins drtomjty, it was
normal in every respect. With
rare ingenuity, NaIla> srt about to
supply the missing Ir4s EIc devised
t"o small wheels. operating on an
axle which Ge attached to the
ret ..f'~ ot the KITTEN.
tae attachment worked. In fact,
~.#a> declares. Ll> .kittynobll,
.aa~ much better than "a lot OF an.
-oaohi.r~ b. has seen.
Tbs Highland aI>.irt ot ~au H,r.
a#.ee -He1 ha~ -u54 a,g.~ of
e.'.> slE=~. H.ta o.h rs acres
- Has.u-.
eatte4- #~#e tattgnm2 but If
-H.r III -aa mach cabbage lt viii
........#i ~. .H.I..s ~ ,.r.,..~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

We-tuin~.or ow"-. 'H'.. ~
p,r.- waru'-, r,np.r- ".0 h"ap-
',ab.n4 ~a.D ~s-,l h''' A"."-, h".
gan thi, week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

Anyway, those Ford planes in ,heir reliability tour
seem 10 be uOing rather better than Uncle sam IS
planes did IN Their Trip to Hawaii.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Ventura Man
To Be Hanged
by United Press Icn~el Wire

VENTURA. D1,lf. Agg. - Ju.r
~sH. #fa.. .aef f..'.H mJFuprer o.
J9Ha l.uaI. uI ,cavr here tomor
ro. to San Quentin ucultoutary
"H~." .r + t. ,, banged for lis
.f'm. H. n,l' make tlr trip rn
tha o.-t.I. vi mI,r-brr;t Walker
an Deputy ~Haritt Wh'..
-waa.a #a,h warrant signed
.e 'H ,a'E e.,.; was turucd over
'o 'Ht -.eli. office Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

-raf -'ir~ Shows Ne.~ t,w died
from -rrH- t.F"G bat many victims
ia ,t.f income, eat off,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

When a rura! village can't find profit by automc
bi e traffic in any other way it sets speed trap an
INES outsiders for driving through at 20 miles a
hcrr or IGNORING a "bogevard stop On Z cow path.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

NarH thr go.f bug bite, 70 man II
mafe- linn broaE ont with ku,rkcr,
aua .oa4 -techlug-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

.tt1a tatteHH4 B.. /:
.lg III -.a mach cauba4a u viii
.....a., '.,. uiI,,. ~ r..a.~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

Eu- Ur.,o VIZ. .r aaTer stopped.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
LOUIS MALW OUT
Of FRENCH CABINET
Minister OF Interior Long Had
Been Attacked by Brands
Enemies.
BY the Associated Press,


PARIS, April 9.-Louls MalNN's
resignation as Minister of the Interior
was accepted by the cabinet today.
Jean Durand, Minister Of Agriculture,
was appointed TO succeed him. N.
Durand's successor vii be chosen to-
morrow.
No secret is made among the mem
bers of the left bloc Of the fact that
Malvy is leaving the cabinet at the
behest of many of his radical friends.
who are opposed TO Premier BRAND
and desire to bring about the return
of the Herriot ministry.
Bitter attacks were made on NAVY
in the Chamber of Deputies recently
by members of the right, because
Malvy during the war was convicted
of defeatism by the Senate sitting as
a high court.
From the time he entered Bria :
ministry he had been the target Of
condemnation and abuse. Premier
BRAND personally came TO the aid of
the Minister during debate on the
finance bill March 19, when Malvy
had dramatically declared while under
attack that if it was for the good of
the cabinet he would resign. He beg
sed the premier to take back his port
folio If he was an embarrassment to
him.
"T am no coward" shouted the
premier rising from his seat. If YOU
leave the cabinet I leave, too.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
JUDGE USES SEVERITY
AS A CURB TO CRIME
Four Years Given Youth Who Was
In Company With Bandits
in Rockville Hold Up.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. April after
expressing the opinion that crime is
due to leniency of courts, Judge Rob
ert 3. Peter. in the Circuit Court yes
terday, meted out severe punishment
to number of prisoners convicted
at the term of criminal :ourt now in
session here.
Elmer r. Carr. a youth Of Claren
don, Va, who pleaded guilty tc being
with two other vounS men, now be
ing held in Washington. when they
held up and robbed Hugh I3ickfnri
a young Rockville lawyer. as he vas
on his way from the railway station
here to his home at late hour At
night several months ago. was given
four years in the House of Correction
David y. Way, who admitted that he
broke into and robbed two houses -
Takoma Park. several months ago
was sentenced TO the same institution
for two years in each case. and FL.
n1er Budd, colored. who pleaded guilty
to bigamy and perjury. was given
four years in the Maryland Peniten.
ftary. Richard White colored. was
&entenced to Jail for one mouth for
driving an automcbile while trder
the influence of liquor.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
WILL FILL VACANCY.
Commission Announces Test for
Warehouse Trucker.

The Civil Service Commission today
announced an open competitive eX-
aminatio for cold storage warehouse
trucker. receipt of applications for
which will close April IA.
The examination is to fill vacancy
in Center Market. Bureau of Agricul.
tural Economies. Department ef Agri-
culture. at 81 q day when actually
emploved. and future vacancies re
ouiring similar qualifications at this
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Would Mark Veteran Votes.

ALBANY. n. Y. April tP-To
permit World War veterans to express
themselves on the prohibition question
Assemblyman Louis A. Cuvillier yes
terday amended two of his prohibition
referendum measures now before the
Legislature SO as to provide fof plac-
ing of a distinguishing mark on the
ballots by veterans. The amendment
was approved by the Assembly rules
committee.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

urgent need of 100 common laborers
for duty I'm connection with heavy
construction work. Those desiring
appointment should file their appl'-
cations at once. full Information
and application blanks may be
obtained from tho office Of the
United states tiVil Service Cont
mission, i12i j. street.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Lineman Is Drowned.

Special Dispatch to The star.
I.YNCHBURG. Va. April 2. j.
Stewart Wright. 40 years old. tele-
phone lneman. was drowned in the
North River at Ruena Vista Wednes-
day. when he and f.. M. Reynolds
were hunting for wire trouble. They
started tn cross the river in an old
boat which sank
Evening star., 1926-04-09
BIDS FOR STREET WORK.
Proposals Opened for Four Street
Widening Projects

The District commissioners opened
bids yesterday afternoon for four
street widening projects. The lowest
price S84,620 was quoted by Mcclure
4 Rolph.
The streets TO be videned are r.
street from Fifth to Thirteenth streets.
Thirteenth street from z. TO Pennsvl
vania avenue, Eleventh street from
Pennsylvania to New York avenues
and Connecticut avenue from X street
to the intersection of Eighteenth
street. Specifications call for com.
pletion of the work by December /.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Phone Operator Is Heroine.

PIKE. n. IT,. April . P).-An Is
year.oId telephone operator was the
heroine Of this White Mountain village
last night. While the office housing
the local exchange was burning early
today Miss Mildred kimball, night
orera tor. remained at the switchboard.
summoning aid from nearby towns.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
JUNIOR HADASSAH HOP.
Entertainment Proposed in Aid of
Palestine Fund.

The Junior Hadassah will give
olIeGiate hop at LAiglon, Eighteenth
street and Adams Mill road. TUESDAY
night. April 20, for the benefit Of the
Palestine fund and adoption Of or
phans Music will ne furnished by
the Brockway Syncopators. The com
mittee for the dance consists Of Misses
t'rcda GOodman chairman: Minerva
Evening star., 1926-04-09

Greenberg, printing; Dot Cooper.
music, Dora Marks. Sara Bennett
and Dot Cooper, distribution of
tickets: Jean Rosenthal Mollie Ouris-
man, Sara Bennett and Lillian Rob
bins, publicity.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
U. S. POSITIONS OPEN.
Examinations for Laborers Are An
nounced bv Commission.

The civil Service Commission
has announced an open compet'
tive examination for Junior laborers
tmen only to fill vacancies In vari~
Gus departments in independent
offices in Washington and vicinity.
The usual entrance salary Tor
this position Is $500 a year. Pro-
motion 10 higher grade may he made
in accordance with the civil service
rlIleS as vacancies OCcmr. Where is
Evening star., 1926-04-09

The room was in flames when friendly
hands dragged the girl from her posi-
of duty. She suffered slight burns.
If you need work, read the wan
columns of The Star.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

or higher or lower salaries, Full in.
formation and application blanks may
he obtained from the office of the sec
retary. fourth United States civil serv.
Ice district, l723 f street
Evening star., 1926-04-09

Ointment in the
Newspaper and I
bought a jar of
il. In le.A than
three weeks my
sores healed up
and have been
we'll ever since. AS
my wife has been
nick for nearly a
year and had bed
seres we induced
her TO try this
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Jerusalem Bars Begging.

JERISALEM ApIij 2 R) Beg
gng. one Of the most prevalent faNt'
ern plaques. hencefurth viii he pro
hihit ed In IcrIISn lem.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

saive and the sores are healing
splendidly. / have bought several
lars Of It and believe me it will
always be on the shelf in my bath
room" (Signed) Alfred E. Bapf,
1914 Monroe 81.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Open sores on leg
for more than year
Resincl healed 10
few weeks

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 24:-"I have
been troubled with running sores
On my leg for a year or more and
all the medical attention and treat
ments / tried did no good. One day
l saw an advertisement for Resinoi
Evening star., 1926-04-09

The eenyHne Pyrsss
at q nsw hw price.
Every motortst knows
the wsedon Of always
carrying this Ars "a
Special
Spring openins Sale
price.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

Works M re reel. II
car be clamp>d IN i'm
medisteay - the lash
hoard of any >av. Ideal
for the MOTORS. who
likes IN SMOKE whil.
driving.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

Clinrher tires that are wc-tny
10 n. soid ny TAtRNAN :. In
Original factory vrsppirgs, Fscn
tire bears the factory sertsI nun
kny
Evening star., 1926-04-09

one n, the finest m~,cr horns ever de-
signed Has loHd clear tone Warns v''h
out frightening Easily installed
Evening star., 1926-09-12

OWNER WILL SELL FINE CLEVEI.ANb
Park residence: 5 bedrooms. baths; Puts
burg heater large lot fruit trees. shruhbery
Gear garage; immediate possession. Price
for quick sale. Telephone Cleye. S65. Il,
SOL TENNESSEE AVE. NE.-CORNER
house southern exposure: ami: large LOT .
inspection invited IL
Evening star., 1926-09-12
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES

c. ~ h
new II complete fixtures
o
onea OF andc
II
ak floors
in
all sanirum
e eeet.aty
good neigh
onow-tle
aaA'''
each i b oMs M al and level
With 91s 2 ,U en %
eopensu undy weekday evenings g to s.
r. D. LILLE
Evening star., 1926-09-12

BEFORE LEAVING FOR SOUTH WILL
sacrifice modern bungalow in heart OF Silver
Spring: also mod. 7-room and garage. in
Petworth. semi-det.: clear property small
cash required. Address Box 72-H. Star
Evening star., 1926-09-12
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

$4,000: owner leaving. will sacrifice beau
tiful colonial home of rooms. bath. attic
and pantry. on paved street. near 14th street
cars. One of the best residential sections In
the park. All improvements; level. shady
lot; h.-w. heat: large living room with colo
nial fireplace; hardwood floors: garage
terms; big discount for cash above hrst
trust.
Evening star., 1926-09-12
SUBDIVISION PROPERTY.
Builders Opportunity.

- AtIaost Tour acres OH two streets. fronting
Iondult rd.. Maryland good tract for suIdi-
Nlsioh. viii sell reasonably. Call Atlantic