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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

PAIGE TOURING. in wonderful condition.
a.s z. fn "a pads Tlef Gs a good
cs csns'Sn seasn sdS0 iii dsmo"'.rs @ isls
PONTIAC rs 4 LANDAU sEDAN-Yev car: used
tee: easy terms Adams 6077.
sTEvENs-DURYEA 7;PAss. ToGRIsGi
ss e. s so R:ss i;s'ss' ss f
sTtbEBAKER 4:PAss: CoUPE-New paint
sonn con- esnsinesM ave- Msn so2a e0m00' Co. 1iSs
sTUDEBAKER big e. 7pase; sedan will
RoS. R.SSs 's Co. suit lies Conn N m:
sTUDEB1KER SEDAN: 1924 special six
reinished: new tires: been in private use
+. Open Sundays and evenings. Potomac
but til Is 900 miles: repainted; wonderful en-.
gine. 1907 Kalorama rd.
wILLs-sT CLAIRE. 6;cyl sport roadster.
thronshou sSe non az about 100 per cent @ sppre
citation. on easy terms. with your car as part
snzme15 Eslm $cso Lincoln Sales '1ss Conn. ave.
tires excellent fnish; motor AL. fully
fatpHess n tRs ss.' KaSrama S rd
NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE.
INVESTMENT BUILDING
GARAGE.
1920 Peerless $50 Sport Phaeton. 81. 80
1925 Rickenbacker 6 Coupe-Sedan. 1850
1929 Ford Roadster Balloons. 2ae
1925 Rickenbacker 6 SPIT. Trg. ..... $50
1924 Packard Touring. .... LIZ?
1924 Buick Master q Roadster. 665
1924 Marmon Speedster ......... o75
1924 Ford Fordor Sedan. new tires. 225
1923 Oldsmobile 4 Touring. ..... 195
1923 Nash Sport Touring. .... 140
These cars are all in excellent condition
and can be bought on exceptionally fair
BASEMENT OF INVESTMENT BUILDING
T 18th and SITS: NV. Franklin 1901.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
The Autonnotive Bargain Basement
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APpLEs. Black Twiks and winesaps, =
cents hushel at the farm: probably the l1s'
brnr containers Edmonston Fruit Farm
Conduit I'd. ~ miles beyond Cabin Johr
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PAPERHANGIEG. naintinc: decorate your
home now; rooms nanered. Sc un: Eunran-
rating Co. go Stewart Building. 9Th and D
NV. Franklin S753 80.
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WINDOW SHADES. screens 4 metal weatn.
ier 4 Son 2o3l Nichols ave se. Line loi23
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
quality opaque shades htted T. your VII. win-
81 IS: hung free We will call with SAMPLES
Eleehlatt. 11th and H ats. ne. Line. s79.
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Bon COUCH. sewing machine willow day
bed. box spring. re efriserator; no dealers.
phone Adams 1857
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FOR sALE-AUToM0RnEs.
not SoTc oNE kknNEERfnCISHo oxf CAR LASTS AS
SHOPPERS
ALWAYS WELCOME.

WE ARE GLAD TO HAVE
YOU THOROUGHLY IN
VESTIGATE our reconditioned
cars, because we know that we
can offer values and quality
that cannot be excelled. Further
more, when you buy here you
have the satisfaction of know
ing that your car will be backed
by one of the finest automobile
organizations in the city.
CONE IN-LOOK AROUND.
NO OBLIGATION TO
PURCHASE.
EXTRA SPECIALS.
TOURING TIL. tire. alon. ar. worth
the whole car and there's
portatior left in ib... $4,000
COUPE Comfort and ..tuEd;y
Winter and ONLY. ..... se4.oO
TOURING An exceptionally good car
with hne tires and
motor ..........s $4,000
ROADSTER Late "a. Good rubber
'Gs,v and dependable mechsn-. .,.soo
Fdiiy '..'. 'ol6o.UU
TOURING Our used car manager
says this TO- 'an elegant
buy" and he ought to
KNOW .SloV.UU
TOURING Five pr.ctlc.lly NV
tires. lock wheel: parking
sweet-running motor. .S165, 90
SEDAN tsSfd0fs esSs better ~. tSnr tSf: SsGl ssn
sain .............. .s1oo 90
s:s sssfs h.. r 'I's s.:;s.Si:s s sss
many extras -. s.sc.oo
SEDAN Tudor, Lat. :ss, Thi.
s::cs:nssl s:s !: fsaFss.::sS as:sss. ''s':;di s.:d
We Jay more. t.. S"7ooo
ALSO MANY OTHER
EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE
CARS AT ALL PRICES. IN
| CLUDING ALL KINDS OF
TRUCKS AND CONNER
CIAL VEHICLES.
TERMS r5BBRR 5BR4NasR s9Ban4' To SUIT
HILL & TIBBITTS.
5Ol l4th Street NV.
Main o07O.
EVERY ffSFEiG EvENiNG ING EXCEPT scEfT SUNDAY.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
USED FORDS.
RECONDITIOED
FORDSON TRACTORS.
PRICED RIGHT.
LIGHT DELIVERIES
AS Low as $500.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
RUNABOUTS WITH PICK
UP BODIES.
TON-TRUCK CHASSIS,
| DUMP. FURNITURE.
EXPRESS. OPEN AND
CLOSED BODIES
AS Low as $500.
LIBERAL TERMS.
STEUART MOTOR
COMPANY.
| AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER.
$40 PA. AVE. NV.
| MAIN 1000.
! Not ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS As
LONG As REO-NOT ONE.
| PACKARD E COUPE, 1924.
New Duco paint. fye hrand,new Good
year cords: bumpers front and rear:
wheel brakes; is sold with positive guar
antee.
Franklin Motor Car Co.
1914 z ST. Main 7046
| Oldsmobile Demonstrators.
ps Luz. Lug. Sedan Sedan s7 n,ca:I.
Standard Coach ................. ESQ
Two De Luxe Coupss. $50
1000 miles. are fully equipped and sold
frS%p1 S%pn1sS1SsiT sS}eS H. xS 8fS5qS ttsnyEItS7 yEIS7 p. Ava
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PAPERING AND PAINTING. general re-
pairs. work carefully done: reasonah bic prices
estimates "heerfully given. Globe Decnraf-
ins Co 1919 eth st. NV. North o652
Evening Col RROQ-W
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PAPERH HANGING--Roome Dau. red Sc and
up. T. Georee 1884 ltth st. NV.
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CANnELABRA. PAR antique crystal Queen
isabel figure on marble base. 1908 Clifton
et NV Col 62Q1-J 30s
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WINDOW SHADES made to order: linole-
INNS laid in cement. We ft your windows
and floors Thompson Rroa furniture
stoves floor coverings. 1890 Good Hope I'd
Aracostia. n c. Phone Line. $50.
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BOOKS-Ten cents each cloth bound; mar.
Seous values: all subjects. Big Book Shop.
q et w
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PIANO upright mahogany good condition
cheap: for sale or rent. Phone Frank: go
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WINDOW SHADES At factory prices "Kirsh
rods and Hartshorn rollers The Shade
Factory. | 100 18Th 81. Nam IOIne
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? PAPERHANGING. PLAsTERtNG--see VIM
A. Little about your interior ard exterior
n AKA
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PAPERHANoING WHOLE HOUSE. 500: 5
ins nolxchrnnne. Eall nrces. Ad c226.
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| COUPE Comfort and sturdy
| service for the whole
Winter and ONLY. ..... S64 90
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CELLO good condition: no reasonable offer
refused. leaving city. 1912 Mass. ave, NV.
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BUICK.
EMERSON & ORME
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT

The discriminating buyer will
find unusual values in our used
car dept. Buy one OF these cars
now at lower than Winter
prices.
Buick, 1925, 4-pass., o-cyl. coupe.
Buick. 1924, 5-pass., o-cyl. sedan.
Buick, 1924, 5-pass., 6-cyl. tour.
Buick, 1924, 5-pass., 4-cyl. tour.
Essex, 1925, coach.
Hupp, 1923, tour.
Dodge, 1924, 4-paSs. coupe.
Maxwell. 1923, tour.
Cadillac 81 limousine.
Studebaker, 1922, tour, light 6.
Studebaker, 1923. tour, special 6.
Ford, 1925, coupe.
Ford, 1924, Fordor sedan.
Open Evenings.
Many Other Models Can Be
Seen on Our Floor.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 M St. NV.
FIR. 1850.
NOT oNE-ENEEIcFS CAR LASTS As
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ali RESPECTS: must he sold Immediately: S9c5
See Mr.. Hawley at Used Car Corner. 10th
and You 3ls
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SPECIAL PRESEASON SALE
of broken shooting dogs, and brood
| bitchee both Settlers and Pointers Come
! out at once and see them work and take
your choice home for moderate price. con-
'iNe' HuNTsToNE KENNELs.
$500 WIS. AVE. CHEVY CHASE. ND.
Phone Cleveland 60sW.
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BEDROOM SET. mahogany. twin beds and
eome extras. 40l 23rd ST. NV, Apt hnl |.
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TOURING An exceptionally good car
With nne tires and
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TOURING Our used car manager
says this 10 'an elegant
buy and he ought to
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PAPERING AND PAINTING - Special for
his week: Average size rooms. $3.50 and
up. with duplex polychrome paper or other
grade washable papers, $40 per room and
up. These prices including screaming. sizing
and pointing up All paints mixed on ioh.
which insures you Of the hest ingredients
nanship and material: no extra charge for
terms up 20 "a months. Estimates given
free. Peerless Decorating Co. T13 1lth st.
Franklin Olga f3Oa
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USED CAR
CORNER.
MANY MODELS
OPEN AND CLOSED,
Special Prices.
Liberal Terms.
10th AND YOU SIS.
Washington Cadillac Co.,
Frank. 5000. Open Evenings.
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EXTRA SPECIALS.

TOURING The tires alone are worth
what We are asking for
the whole car and there's
lots of unused trans
portation left in ite -. 81
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PIANO. Ludwig upright; fret-class condi-
tion: also few pieces furniture. Phone
H..
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BIRD DOGS.

NEW MODERN RR Boo B a; AH3 k3cKETfs cAT HosprrA
142o IRVING ST. NV. COL. b74.
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BED tdouhlel and dresser. American wsl.
nut also sprinEs and mattress. Cleve n1e
aft m 310s
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING skilled
mech anice. reduced prices: quick service.
r 2 Let's o.,3 lst ne. Phone Lin 7Q7
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FLOORS RENOVATED. machine and hand
work. Call Frank 2627. J. c. Price. 11@0
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HERE THEY ARE!
Cadillac 1924 6.pass. Sedan. .v.oS.
G:9,lll.e 1924 1924 1,ns.: Ips. Inp s1c%Esaa vNes.
Cs1illac 1872 7:pass. Sedan. .v:e1
tsAiliae 1922 7.pass. Imp: subuybsn. V.ei.&
oIsssmosiis o6IssmossiHi 1853 30. t sz sszsn.
y,nls,I yTi,isE, K9,yEgsHs 99yEgH 1sss a-es5s: ceuss.
hsssIs kIsssIs issss iisssss tS.:: ttS::: ss:Sss: s:S.s:
willys;Esigst 1929 es S,es:s sEoadstsr. sidsts
Peerless 1928 1-pass. Berlin Sedan,
Fiat yoiture Torpedo Sport Touring.
LINCOLN SALES.
Used Car Dept.
.ll32 Conn. Ave. Main 2O8O.
EASY TERMs=YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
E4Ke NHsE Hs sE6ESoTT sE6t-StoSTSS one NfEAA LASTS A.
lcontinued on ne1f DaEe.)
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PAPERHA NGIEG and paIrt'rg snecialty on
Sanitas estimates cheerfllly given Ma
tional Decorators. Phone Columbia $40. u
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3ABY BED one white enamel. and hrh
hair Phone Adams 2S3h Fl a
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FOR SALE-AUTOMORuES.
Ernest's Plan.
BY MAX HAHN

NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS A
LONG AS REO-SOT ONE.
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PACKARD COUPE-New paint disc wheels,
good tires. q guaranteed lob At 81 $50: Il
Il fully equipped and ready for the road.
Packard. 1907 Kalorama I'd.
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PIANO BARG 1se ,new.
Bury. Sry signify used. sss5: second hang
pianos from $50 up: Terms az low a. SIG
Pianoe for rent. Hugo Worch. lilo 6 st'
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REDS bureaus. chffonier hall rack chairs
china closet. CARPET: miscellaneous: break
Cn1t
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

BEAGLEs-Prize field and bench show rab-
bit hounds: beauties: cheap. Booth s
BIRD DOG-setter. male fully. trained: fine
shooting dog Columbia 1650-J,
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PIANOS--All you folks that want good
pianos come down to our auction sale TO-
Transfer Storage Co. with orders to sell
them: that means some folks are going to
lot: remember. YOU buy at your own price
Shannon. Caldwell g. Co.. aucte.. 3o4 10th
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PAINTING. naperhaneing: spec1sl low prices
give US trial: house repairs. Thompson g.
BIB Georgia ave. Columbia s.l4 81
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FEW more good dogs for sale. Call
6010. Your price will get them.
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TOURING Five practically nav
tires, lock wheel parking
light, speedometer and
sveet-running motor. .S166
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PApERHANG1N - Reasonable rrice, reli-
able work: will call with samples Phone
Dn; a5G1 Il E Richa ardsnn decoration 3e
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tTudcrl A car any one
would be glad tc own
New tires. overhauIed
motor. hne paint and
many extras Sabo.l
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cHRYsLER 40" COACH-Appearance and
condition like new; terms or trade. LOGO
mobile Co.. 1928 Conn. ava Main S02o.
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living ROOM SUITE. he'd. day he'd. other
household articles. call after 3 pm. ?53o
1 2th NJ NV Ant % 81
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'AINTING. interior and exterior; best o.
r. Hollis Tel Hyatts S06-F.4
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Ing: best white lead and linseed oil used ex,
satisfied customers. Z. Moran Co. 30I4
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RING. motors. arma-
power apparatus spe-
Iature Works. 635 d
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T0CTST POSTS-300 good yellow locust
posts as a whole or III lots of o5; 4oc each.
bellineers Wisconsin ave. and Dist line.
1900
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In Exclusive Cleveland Park. $l2OOO-Easy Terms.
appealps qsts o hone o of
PLANTED with shery Close to bus
Near Dupont Circle. so,5OO-Attractve Terms
a} e % ~ "
West Chevy Chase, D. c., 2-Famly Home.
$1OOOO-Attractive Terms.
Dnds5 the ~a4 qs home 9a sn Hn qe
hsas plants hardwood floors etc High class and
Beautiful New Detached Home Chevy Chase, D. {.
Only SIS, 5OO-Agreeable Terms.
frsSPi i
at 5 a
Bloomngdae Near North Capitol ST. and Rhode Island Ave
$S.5OO-Nerv Easy Terms.
@ % back yard faces streets
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY,
1O8 10th St. NV. Phone Main ST.
Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-10

A BEAUTIFUL HOME
Within Reach of All.
Small Cash Payment.
Built-in Garage.
3 Large Porches.
Paved Street and Alley.
Tiled Bath.
Hot-Water Heat.
Sample House,
1920 Oates St. NE.
ANY BROKER
OR
COOLEY BROS.
Owners-Builders.
Will Consider Trade.
Main 267O or Cleve. 1903. 1O'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
S1O,osO.

bargains. but nothing like this. A nine-room
modern home on a big lot. Fully detached
and in Sine condition. Stuceo , and snlne l,
once. herce this remarkable price. If you
want a large and attractive home. on easy
with us today. Cali lain 1853
WALTER A BROWN. 400 II.
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j. s. SHIPS VISIT
FAR PORTS

Two destroyer divisions and the
mine detachment Of the Asiatic fleet
will visit a number of ports in
Borneo, Straits Settlements. French
Indo-China and China, between
April rs and May 3, according to
the Navy Department.
Division 43 will consist Of the
Stewart, Pope, Peary, Pillsbury and
John y. Ford, and will visit Cebu
and zamboanga, F. L., French
1ndo-China ana Annoy, and Tsingtao.
China.
Division As will consist of the
Hubert, Noa, William B. Preston.
Preble, Sicard and Pruitt, and will
visit IIoilo and Jolo. p. J., Singd-
pore. Hong Kong and Tsingtao.
China.
The mine detachment, consisting
OF the Rial, Hart, Finch ami Bit
tern, will visit Victoria Harbor,
Borneo, Halfong, French lndo China
and Honk Kong, Swatow and
Shanghai. China.
The Washington times., 1926-04-08
NJ D n 7 GOMERY
NEWS ITEMS

ROCKVILLE, Md, April S.-Mrs.
India J. Downey, wife of Frank j.
Downey, died Tuesday night in
the Montgomery County General
Hospital, Sandy Spring, aged 81
years. She had been i'll about
ten DAYS.
She Is survived by her husband
and four children, Mary and Frank,
John and Dorsey Downey. The
funeral will take place this after.
noon from the home, interment to
be in the Friends Cemetery
Sandy Spring. Mrs. Downey was
formerly a Miss Jones, Of Fred
erick county.
Announcement has been made
of the marriage in Baltimore Mon
day of Miss Harriet Hobbs Beall
daughter of w. Vernon Beall, OF
Rockville. and Mr.. Edward Meehnn
of Catonsville, Md.
The funeral of Miss Mary Ellen
Cissel. daughter of the late vii
liam Cissei and a. lifelong resident
of this country, who died In Wash
ngton Sunday, aged 80 years, tool
place Tuesday with burial In Mon
ocacy Cemetery at Beallsvilie, thi:
county.
Licenses have been issued by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of Louis Manuel
Morningstar, 81. of Baltimore, and
Miss Sarah Schwartz, IL, Of Wash
ingtun; Joseph Edward Weller. %
OF st. Louis, and Miss Clara Dor
othy Wood, 81, of Washington
James Oakley Bean, 90, Of Grape
land, Tex, and Miss Virginia Bled
, roe Lewis. 10. of Washington
Edmund Francis Kemmerer, 23, and
Miss Ellen Virginia Giordano. IL
both of Washington; Raymond w
Copley. rs, Of this county, and
Miss leila r. Brown, 2S. OF Wash
lngton; Wallace David Koehl. %
and Miss Mara Naomi Mitchell, %
both of Takoma Park, Md; Kirl
A. Callenberger. 81, Of Washington
and Miss Louise Abrahams. 1s OF
Richmond. Va, and Mason e. Boyd
Il, and Miss Virginia Smith, 10
both Of this county.
Former Sheriff James p. Colt
Of Rockville, who has been men
toned in connection with various
nominations to be made at the
Democratic primary election il
| September, today made his inten
tions clear by announcing himself
The Washington times., 1926-04-08
BLAMES cRIMINALTTY ON
BAD TEETH AILMENTS

Physical ailments are almost al
ways the cause of criminality, the
Rev. Charles w. Lyons. president
of Georgetown University, told the
National Capital Dental Society at
it's annual banquet in the Lee
House last night. and many Of
these ailments are the result Of
bad teeth.
Other speakers were DIR. Charles
e. Detmer. president of the society;
DR. A. B. Crane. Col Rex Fl.
Rhodes and Col J. C. De Vries,
medical reserve officer of Brooklyn.
y. 7.
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GEORGE KNIFFEN

Funeral services for George Knit.
fen, As years old. blacksmith in
the Bureau Of Printing and Engrav-
ing who died of indigestion while
at work Monday. will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the chapel of r. A. Taltavull, 436
Seventh st. S. W. Cremation will
follow the services. Mr.. kniffen
lived in Hume Springs, Va, and is
survived by his wife, Mrs. VENUS
Kniffen.
The Washington times., 1926-04-08
a candidate for nomination for Judge
of the orphans court.

Nevin Hepner, Gus Carroll, JOS
eph E. Grey, Francis Tanning and
James Lance, arrested several weeks
ago when a barn on farm near
sligo, this county, was visited by
squad OF county officers, who
found there a big whisky still, and
all ingredients for the manufacture
OF whisky, and who demanded jury
trials when arraigned before Judge
Samuel Riggs in the police court
here Tuesday, have pleaded guilty,
and each has paid a fine of $3.50
and costs.
The Rev. 3. D. Goode. pastor OF
the Christian church, officiated at
the marriage here within the last
few days OF Juan Rosete, of New
York city, and Miss Rose EnsOr. Of
washington, and Sidney r. Hern-
don and Miss Lois A. Sullivan,
both OF fredericksburg, Va, the
home of the minister being the
scene of both ceremonies.
The Washington times., 1926-04-08

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
garet Hutchinson, who died Tues
day night at her residence, GA
East Capitol ST., will be held to-
Catholic Church, where requiem
mass will be celebrated at 9
o'clock. Interment will be in Con
gressional Cemetery. Surviving her
is her husband. Alfred c. Hutch
inson, jr.
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REV. WILLARD Il. HATGHT

Interment of Rev. Willard X.
Haight, 5s years old. who died Mon
day at Columbia. Va, will be in
Roc Creek Cemetery at o'clock
this afternoon. Surviving him are
his wife, Mrs. Ida NJ. Haight, eight
children. and six grandchildren.
The Washington times., 1926-04-08
800 Clocks for Rome

ROME. April 8.--The governor of
Rome is going to do away with tardi-
ness. He has ordered 300 electric
clocks TO be installed in public places
in Rome. and the ancient MONDAY
RUn done away with.
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MRS. ]. NJ. HILLYAR

Funeral services for Mrs. j. NJ.
HilIyar. wife of the late Rev. J. M
Hillyar. who died yesterday at her
lone, HiIlcrest, Battery Park. Mont
gomery County. Md, will be held In
Rockville. Md, with intermen, in
that CITY at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
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MRS. SUSIE CUNNINGHAM

Mrs. Susie E. Cunningham. wife
Of the late William Cunningham,
former member of the White House
police force, died suddenly last nigh:
of a heart attack at her home, 24c2
Pennsylvania Ave. N. w. She had
lived in this city for eighteen years
and was a member of st. Paurs
Episcopal Church.
Surviving her are her daughter,
Mrs. Rose Molte, and two sons,
Samuel and Wilton Cunningham, all
OF washington Funeral arrange
I11ents have not yet been completed.
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WALLACE r. PYLEs

Funeral services for wallace r.
Pyles. prominent resident of Camp
Springs. Nd, who died Monday at
his residence in that city, are be,
ing held this afternoon at his late
residence. He n survived by his
wife. Mrs. Alice J. Pyles. five sons.
DR.. J. c. Pyles. W. E., r. A. r
c., and E. r. Pyles, and daughter.
Mrs. Ruth Affron
The Washington times., 1926-04-08
| Who Who
"The Inquiring Classified
Reporter"

Each day he selects at random
some TINaes and Herald classified
advertiser ichose Interesting mes
sage appears regularly In these
papers and Introduces the 1d-
Uef-tiser to Times and Herald
readers through this column.
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Today We Want You to Meet
JOHN CATESBY WELDON,

President, }. c. Weldon & Co.
John C. Weldon is a native
of Virginia. He came to this
city in 1887 to attend college.
later entering the business world
here and made this city his
home
The Washington times., 1926-04-08

The firm of
which he IL
t h @ h e a d
h a n d / e s
all branches
of the realty
business, in
Guiding loans,
insurance and
rentals. He
entered [ h g
real e 3 t a t e
b II s | ness In
1898. He was
president Of
the Washing
ton Real Es-
tate 4 0 a T. d
I w o y g a RS
ago. He is a
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MRS. FANNIE N. BARREN

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie
NJ. Barber, of 1906 Tenth st. n. w.
who died Tuesday, are being held
this Afternoon at the residence of
her brother, Charles H. Cox. 1923
Jackson ST., Brookland, D. C. A
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MRS. NAOMI v. CULLEY

Funeral services for Mrs. Naomi
V. Culley, who died Tuesday at
her home. 1906 Fulton st. n. W.,
will be held Saturday afternoon at
Il o'clock. Interment will be
private. She was the wife of the
late Joseph Culley.
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LANES B. WELSH

Funeral services for James B.
Welsh. who died yesterday at his.
home. 4107 Davenport st. n. w.
will be held tomorrow morning at
9 O'Clock. when requiem mass will
be celebrated in st. AIMS Catholic
Church. Interment will be in Rock
Vile, Md He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Cecilia r. Welsh.
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ISAAC H. BAKER

Funeral services for Isaac Henry
Baker, so, resident here for over
80 years, who died Tuesday at the
home of his son, Robert M. Baker.
$40 Harvard st. n. W., will be
held tomorrow morning at 3
o'elock when requiem mass will be
celebrated at Sacred Heart Catholic
Church. Interment will be in For
est Glen, Md.
He Is survived by his son, a
lawyer here, with whom he had
been living for some time.
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DEATHS

Elizabeth B. Anderson, rs years.
L. g. Naval Hospital.
Peter weber. IS years st. Elizabeths
Hospital
Laura stillnan. So years. 3zs Mary
land Ave. n. e.
Phillip 3 Steele. - years. sibiey
Hospital.
katherine A. Ready. SO years. 17iS
Wisconsin Nve. n. w.
Isaac H. Baker, so years. $50
Harvard St. n w
Harry Redman. 90 years. sO9 Barry
PI. n. w.
Matte Graves, so years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Alice williams. s years. 1915 Cor
coran st. n. w.
John Green, So years, Freedmen
Hospital.
John Tinney. ss years. 6216 Cloud
Pl. N. E.
Georgiana Wallace. 81 years. s27h
Hughes CT. n. W.
John Washington, 40 years. Garfield
Hospital
John Gordon. 2 years. Children's
Hospital
smith H. Ames. months. 213o
Ninth 81. N. W.
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BRIGHT ENERGETIC BOY
WITH WHEEL, TO RUN Err
RANDS AND MAKE HIMSELF
GENERALLY USEFUL. IF YOU
ARE NOT IN EARNEST Do
NOT APPLY. GIBSON BROS,
1912 EYE ST. N. w.
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FLORISTS
be in Glenwood Gene

She was the wife Of the late
George e. Barber and Is survived
by her brother.
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director In the Real Estate Title
Insurance Company, the National
Metropolitan Bank and several
other representative business cr-
CARNATIONS.
He is a member Of Federal
Lodge, No. /, f. A. A. M; the
East Washington Citizens Assoc
citation; Columbia Country Club;
the Sons of the American ReVo,
luton; the Southern Society, and
holds life membership In the Con-
gressional Country Club. Mr..
Weldon is married and has five
children.
Read J. C.. Weldon Co.'S
message to you in the Money
to Loan Qualification of TO-
days Times and Herald CLASH
fled section.