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SALE--HOCSES.
FACING SHERMAN CIRCLE.
q HOOMS-BIG GARAGE.
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

A wonderful colt home facing a large
circle in a splendid NV. community, priced
for quick sale by owner. unusually large
rooms nled bath with bultn tub and
shower. 3 large porches rear porches inclosed
for use as room big kitchen with built-in
coat closet on first floor: instantaneous hot
water heater servants toilet. laundry trays
concrete cellar. electricity. gas, hot-water
heat. hardwood floors throughout. attractive
decoration: IN excellent condition. screened
and weather stripped. Don't overlook this
Very good terms owner
must leave city. Address Box 1861. Star
office.
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SPLENDID ROOMIEG HOUSE.
1. ROOMS AND 3 BATHS.
NEAR l4th AND PARK RID.

of This wonderful opportunity to purchase
block from 14th and Park I'd; ~ large
t hpo and modern in. its equipment;
The price and terms at which IL is offered
are exceptional for NV. property Win
these advantages of eize and location. Call
Atama So17 for details.
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WASTED-ACKEAGE.

WA YTFT1-1CREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION:
vii nav part cash balance In new detached
Houses subject 10 ore trust borrowed money.
.1d nvnart acreage on the same valuation
basis Real estate saiesmen w rf fnf II to to
shts anS other properties that We own
Fulton Il. Gordon 1905 Continental Trust
Building Main 1921.
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AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN:
GROOM HOME-2-CAR GARAGE.
ONLY ~ 4HO-XhOO CASH.

Beautiful colonial type brick home, &c. Il
wide. with covered front porch: splendidly
located in restricted Northeast section; con- on
venient to stores. schools. churches ana car
scar garage nice yard with flowers. This
homo is in excellent condition and has o i9st
nitv at very low figure Only 81. $50: very
easv terms Address Box 3l3-J. Star Office.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FOUR LOTS AND GROOM HOUSE. 10Ox120
feet. City water, 10 minutes to l4th and
Pa. ave- NV. $3.50 For quick sale. East
ly worth $1,000. Terms. Also
8 lots 1Oox1Oo f. Also tent size. 20x2o.
wood floor and completely screened. One
car fare TO heart of town. VIII consider ear
for equity. Further information, 300 Indiana
LEE HEIGHTS. VIRGINIA.
Most attractive, new, modern. Dutch
foI2,nial resdencs; narlor 24xl2 reception h.d
rooms. bathroom. large kitchen, servants
Awnings, :, shruhbery: fronting on Fairfax
Circle. Full size basement with laundry
tubs and. furnace. Water. gas, electricity
beautiful fixtures in place). Lot nearly
quarter acre. large enough for Summer
house trellis bowers. kitchen garden and
small or large fruit trees 15-mnute bus
service to Georgetown. Old Dominion Rail
way TO Rosslyn connecting Capital Traction
cars, Price very reasonable. Easy terms
COLIN II. LIVINGSTONE. Room sos, 1917
F street NV. Phone Main 700, or Columbia
y. or Lee HEIGHTS office Clarendon 5S7. -
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.
II MILES FROM Z. s. TREASURY.
TWO FINE TRACTS. ONE ON EITHER
SIDE OF MAIN ROAD: TOTAL AREA. 113
ACRES. EACH PLACE HAS UNWILLING,
BARN, ETC: ONE HAS WATER AND
SEVER AMP IS ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE
PRIGEno RIGnT FOR QlrICK, SALE s!n,l ,,r,,x,
L. W GROOMEs l416 ST.
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StuCCO BungdIOW-", O0V'OO'
Attractive fve-room and bath bungalow.
on pretty elevated lot with shade trees; 10 10;
Washington's incest northwest suburbs
Convenient to schools. stores and car LINES lines
This desirable bungalow home can De s DOUGH- az NJ
terms Phone Wisconsin 27G3 during day
or after r nm Wisconsin 1915.
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SALE-TNVESTMENT PROPERTY
On Cash Investment.
On Cash Investment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP.

ERS-ATTENTION!
have several clients who are interested
fl the purchase of small business properties
rented to reliable tenants; chain store organ
izations preferred. Address Box 1881. Star
Office.
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SAIE--.ACRE.1GE.

M zCRES TRUCK. CHICKEN LAND Goo
:, framing on concrete State Boulevard 10
miles from u. c. Price. 1900 Addlrss
FLORAL PARK. BrandS"iHe. Nd 81
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WOODBRIDGE. D. G.

Splendid new tapestry brick home: large
rooms. tile bath and shower. cedar closet,
ami. h.-w.h.. oak floors throughout and
and double rear porches. The best buy in
city for the price: will sell for $500 and $50
per month. Phone North 1903.
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S1T.E--fTARMS.

NEW STORE WITH 5-ROOM APARTMENT;
4213 Conn. ave. opposite Bureau Standards
f. 6. NEWMAN. Woodward Bldg.
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Tn Jefferson Park

III JEFFERSON I ark
are tire of the most beautiful new
homes around Washington: g. and
rooms; finished throughout by skill
cd wOrkmen. using best materials,
archtecturally correct: all new con.
veniences: large lots with natural
shade and expert landscaping: paved
streets and sidewalks: near schools.
churches. stores. bus and trolley
transfer station. Win appeal to dis
eliminating buyer demanding highest
class nclghborhood combined with
beautiful surroundings. These houses
are priced right. but were not built
to sell for given price. Price wasn't
considered in obtaining the best ma
terials and workmanship throughout.
Open all day Sunday. Turn right
after crossing Highway Bridge. follow
upper Alexandria road 4 4 miles to-
jefferson Park. Or phone us for auto.
etferson Park Agency.
o12 Southern Bldg. Main 4I02
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WHY NOT REFINANCE YOUR REAL Es-
tate? We have an abundance of money to
'0'" az GA Il Diner & D9tNT1@'' inc.
Main ASH 1909 l. St NV.
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
RENT-BCSTNESS PROPERTY.

T4ih 4 End FLOOR 40X60-suITABLE
Tor. bakery or hight mfg: has large gas
main elec for light ana power. sewer Wa
fer. cite. Si5. JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO.
Oil n.w. Main $500.
GAG d ST EW.--LARGE BUILDING SUIT
: able for any business. ........ 5000 90
So ST. n.e.-Store. ............ $500
EOS b st n:w:-Slore 2O.5O
~ 2-1o 700 11th
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w AFTER FRONT EST A.
CHARLES +. LEE.
AunanOliS Md
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY

An unusually well arranged bungalow of
five rooms and large attic: screened-in
norches front and rear situated on Chcsa-
neake Bay 10 miles from Washington. on
splendid roads; shade trees, crane, arbor.
artesian wells: shed for storage and septic
tank sewerage lot 5Ox200. house is COM
pletely furnished including china, linen, etc.
and an 1S-ft. motor boat: excellent bathing
and fishing Offered at reduced price with
moderate cash payment and reasonable terms.
- '''9D DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON.
Main 1912. 1913 18th St.
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$40 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Small store heat furnished.
S15 so

AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO.
Real Estate Dept.
18th and Pa. Ave. NJ. 4Sl3.
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PETNNORTH.
SQO-COMPLETI
DECATUR IS 1106 VT AVE.
SALE OR RENT-STORES.

3. +. SAUL co,
Main 2I00. 925 18th st. NV.
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THIS DR. HARVEY WILEY ESTATE

THE DR.. HARVEY WILEY ESTATE. I-164
acres. between Bluemont and Upperyille:
Loudo9n Co. highly improved dairy T2,-,i and :
stock farm. $50 per acre, terms. BUELL.
EARN AGENCY, realtors. exclusive agents.
Herndon. Va Phone 30.
10 ACRES. GRIN. HOUSE. PRACTICALLY
new: cellar. furnace heat. double garage.
chicken house beautiful orchard. fruits of
all kinds: garden already planted. For quick
sae oVW1 f R0GE faSh R gaEnf9Y CO. 90 mo
34th and r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone Hyattsville 125 or Hyattsville 1879.
SMALL FARM. sUiTLAND. MD. . MILES
poultry house, o0xS0: all necessary out
buildings: orchard. Price reasonable. IN
Guire OWNER. POI X NV. Terms. %
90 ACRE POULTRY AND TRUCK FARM.
good 4-room house. 5 poultry houses;
horse. chickens: lots of equipment. / mile
from Laurel. $500. V. DELL. North
Laurel Nd
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$3.50 CASH.
NEW BRICK HOME.
EVCT NJ w

Inspect. without obligation. the best built
semidctached home in D. c: that IL, priced
GLIDING all interest and payments on prlnci-
pal There are large rooms tile ,s bath. OAK
and 81 lie Yards: lust l n blocks from all
couvenlences. - ,>,.
Phone Service Until Pm.
1919 K REALTORS. NJ. 1900:
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IN CHEVY CHASE VICINITY-0.RoOM
and bath well built home. spruce single
weather-stripped and newly screened. ali
modern improvements. gas, electricity, hot
water furnace with Minneapolis regulator.
with lovely shade and fruit trees. grape
ar6or and childrens playground Price.
Immediately. Call OWNER. Wisconsin 1893.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

growth of member banks credit has
not been accompanied by an in
creased demand for reserve bank
credit, the volume of which has been
fuctuating around the lowest level
in nearly two years. The ability of
the member banksSto extend their
own operations, without obtaining
additional accommodation from the
rserYe banks, has been due primarily
to the receipt Of gold from abroad.
Net gold imports in the first three
months of the year amounted to
about SIC. 100000, and the addition
of this gold to the funds available
to member banks accounts for the
growth of member bank credit with
out enlarged use of reserve bank
credit.
Others May Follow
The possibility is being discussed
here that number of foreign CEN
trail banks will follow the lead Of
the Bank of France and ship parts
of their gold reserves to this country
for use in buying of securities quick
ly convertible.
AS to what might happen then no
one here is willing to venture pre-
diction other than to suggest that it
might lead to attempts to ma&e an
International agreement controlling
shipments of foreign central reserves
to this country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

owners association, meeting here, by
w. G. Conover Of Philadelphia, ma
tional president of the association.
Conover outlined details of the
proposed national advertising cam
paign. He declared that laundrymen
had made no systematic effort to adj
vertise, and had been content as
occasional space users. He declared
that one washing machine man
ufacturer, through use of advertis-
ing, had increased his business $40
per cent during 1926.
c. J. Pettinger, of the Mellis Ad-
vertising Company, Indianapolis, de-
clared that florists had y benefited
greatly through advertising and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19
FEDERAL RESERVE
/ HOLD LOOSENED
/ BY FOREIGN GOLD
u. S. Banking Shifting Like
Sands and Prophets
Say Nothing.
Times Wdshington Bureau.
roo No1g YORK A U9uHp


WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The
relentless stream of gold pouring in
to The United States threatens TO
obliterate the Federal reserve
systems control over credit opera
tons in this country.
This development, fraught with
30 many possibilities that none com
petent to do so will indulge IN
predictions, is rapidly reshaping
the United States banking situation
In the last session of Congress
the Federal Reserve system was
attacked frequently as a monopoly,
capable Of maintaining an lron'claa
control over credit in this country
and thus indirectly over prices.
Control Crumbling .
Now as gold continues to pour
In any such control is seen TO De
crurnbling with the possibility that
individual banks will soon be large
w free from credit dependence on
Federal Reserve system.
This development, If continued
might mean the ultimate elimination
of the Government controlled req
eral Reserve system as guide and
check on individual banking opera
tons. according to Government bank
ing experts.
Shipments of SURPRISES
Foreign central banks, notably the
Rank of France, are~contributing to
This end with the shipment OF some
If their surplus gold reserves. Since
Ian. l., according to the Federal Re
serve research division, the Bank Oh
France has shipped $1O8,00O, 900 OF
gold to this country and converted
it into interest bearing securities
instead of permitting it to remain
Idle. The view of the Bank of
France directors is said to be that
the securities can quickly be con-
vered into gold, if needed, while
earning something in the meantime.
The gold in such shipments is be-
ing used by the banks which re
ceive them to pay off obligations to
the Federal Reserve system. This
leaves these banks progressively
more free from dependence on the
credit resources Of the central Fed
eral Reserve banks.
In the May Federal Reserve bulle-
Gin issued today it is asserted that
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Bird Steals Kew

COLUMBUS, Ind.-After locking
the doors Of the Citizens National
Bank, the president placed the key
on the porch Of the custodian. A
robin seized the string to which the
key was attached and flew away.
A posse was organized and the bird
followed over the neighborhood until
the burden became too heavy and
was dropped.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19
Accused Kelly Clues
Fist Murder Story

BIZ UHitCd Press
LOS ANGELES, May 19.-With
the completion of Paul Kelly's ver-
sion of the fist fight in which the
State claims he fatally beat Ray Ray
mond, the defense late today prob
ably will rest its fight to save the
screen juvenile from the gallows.
Kelly, in the midst of his recital
when court adjourned, continued on
the stand today.
Calmly he told Of the fight, which,
he said, ensued after Raymond had
accused him of improper relations
with Raymond's wife, Dorothy
Mackaye. He admitted he once told
Raymond he loved her, but denied
any improper relation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19
To Fly Over Atlantic

BERLIN-An airship that will fly
between Spain and South America,
and carry forty passengers is being
built by the Zeppelin company. The
ship is not as large as one being
built for London-Bombay travel, but
it will have a dance hall and lux
urious lounging rooms, large din.
ing saloon and twenty cabins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

Youth is i'm trouble at Decatur.
DonaId BebOut, IL, has been
kicked by ;s-hOrse. His forehead
wzD crushed. Edwin Mafnen-
smith suffered scalp wound
when hit in horseshoe game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19
RECOUNTS DEEDS
OF ADVERTISING
Laundrymen'S Head Cites
Business Gains.
BIZ Times SDecial

BIZ Times SDecidl
MARION, Ind, May 19.-Power
of printers ink was emphasized to
members of the Indiana Laundry
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HOOSLER BRIEFS

Mother very ill. Come immedi-
ately.-N. K" This Geographic APP
peal has been delivered to Gary Elks
Club addressed to Leonard Kieffer.
A search for him has been con-
Quoted.
But Gary has its lighter moments.
Happy -Go-Lucky" Club met the
other night to chew and to sew.
Anna Golaski won the COW event by
masticating eighty-five sticks of
Wrigley's. Time, 1 hour 80 min
utes. Other city results: Several
tired jaws. State result; Desire not
to live in Gary.
A proud aunt steps forward. Mrs.
Jane Milan, living near Wabash,
claims her niece completed the first
three grades in one term of seven
months.
A Sunday shoot will dedicate the
new Walton League Bark and. Gun
Club, Clinton.
One of the largest Muncie con-
tributions to the Red Cross relief
fund is that Of $2S24, the proceeds
of a High School harmonica con-
cert. Music's charms are pecunious
also.
Notre Dame students are getting
oI
live with your mOther-in-law if
you wish to enjoy married bliss"
Father Mari, c. $. c., recently told
the senior class.
Horses. Horses" seems to be
popular song. at Evansville police
station. The boys are waiting for
some new mounts. They're going to
be Galahads of the law.
Rushville Chamber Of Commerce
should be delighted in this, by
woman of that fair hamlet:
We all want Rushyille to grow.
So why be so terribly slow!
Let each do his part
Then well soon get a start
MRS. CLAY CARMICHAEL.
West st. merchants are attacking,
in mercenary fashion, an Auburn
ordinance preventing parking in
that thoroughfare for longer than
a half hour. They say it drives Gus
toners away.
ADD BRAZIL NUTS-Alleged
William Culley. Il, st. Paul. is UNI
der arrest here for having satiated
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that the slogan "Say 1t With
Flowers" had been largely re-
sponsible for it.
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a craving for canned heat" He's
to be arraigned to find out who he
is and what he has had.
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DOnaId BeEOut, IL, has been
kicked by ;s-horse. His forehead
wzD crushed. Edwin Mahnen-
smith suffered a scalp wound
when hit in a horseshoe game.
Indiana University will hold a
twilight commencement June at
Bloomington. Manly seniors thus
may sleep without being disturbing
to the speaker, unless they snore.
Dave Shively, BlufftOn, has
almost perfect evidence that the
biggest fish got away. He came
home with his hand scared by a
fish line.
Wabash Postmaster Ed Purvianee
has been concealing a pair of eyes
lately He got into some weeds that
closed his orbs as effectively as
though he had been in a fight.
Oakland City High School will
graduate forty-two pupils Friday
night.
COnnersville is holding its an
nuaI Cleanup Week" Other
cities sometimes spend most Of the
year.
Jacksonville Baking Company is
planning to take care Of expansion.
Customers, runlor hath 1t, are adding
yeast to the Golfers.
Three hundred dollars worth of
cigars and cigarets have been stolen
from w. II. Hood Company, Port
land. A similar robbery In Novem.
Der netted $500 worth. Hoods must
put out good tobacco.
Thirty.five persons have applied
for the superintendency of Green
castle city schools, the post being
vacant with the resignation OF b.
w. Kelly.
Mrs. Harry Richards and Mrs.
Charles SULLIVAN, Kokomo, early one
morning dreamed the same dream.
so they found when they compared
notes. Each thought she was house
cleaning. Spring season is getting
TO be an obsession.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

Indiana University will hold a
twilight commencement June at
Bloomington. Manly seniors thus
may sleep without being disturbing
to the speaker, unless they snore.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

Dave Shively, BlufftOn, has
almost perfect evidence that the
biggest fish got away. He came
home with his hand scared by
fish line.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

Wabash Postmaster Ed Purvianee
has been concealing a pair of eyes
lately He got into some weeds that
closed his orbs as effectively as
though he had been in a fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

Oakland City High School will
graduate forty-two pupils Friday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

COnnersville is holding its an
nuaI Cleanup Week" Other
cities sometimes spend most OF the
year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

West st. fnerchants are attacking
in mercenary fashion, an Auburn
ordinance preventing parking in
that thoroughfare for longer than
a half hour. They say it drives Gus
toners away.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-19

Jacksonville Baking Company is
planning to take care of expansion.
Customers, rumor hath 1t, are adding
yeast to the Golfers
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ADD BRAZIL NUTS-Alleged
William Culley. II, st. Paul, is UNI
der arrest here for having satiated
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heather rase. You 90 and announce
It before I ever set eyes on him.
Well. what does It meant I'll tell
you, Il simply means you've get to
60 through with it-that's all!'
"Father-you dearr. cried Con.
stance.
Keep away from me; I'm not
through. Yes. the pair Of you have
to go through with 1t. When a
Brooke makes q promise, Il goes. It
runs In the family. wouldn't let
you get out Of the scrape II you
wanted to. There: that's settled.
Now. here's the next thing. What
are you going to live on? This man
here shows how much sense he has
by throwing up his Job at the same
time he assumes q financial burden.
Yes. you are financial burden. Con.
ME. I ought to know. hadn't n"
HE thinks he knows the same
thing: but. believe me. he hasn't be.
gun to learn. So It amounts to the
fact that my daughter Is signed up
to marry man out OF work Well.
there's some pride In this family. I
can't stand for that SO what do
have to dor Why. I've got to and
him q fob.
-He-he could ind one himself
sadi Constance proudly
Hang II all that's what be did,
exploded Mr.. Brooke. 1T seems
after running my business success
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and arranged it, Americans %
to laugh, c2l nus keep Up chs
morale"
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77o Mich Efficiency
80. p, z IlxJ&salP akh -. 4

fumbled in his pockets for match.
Il blame you very largely for this.
Connie" he said in a stern voice.
i've been hearing about what hap
pened in this house. 1t seemed that
you three children did all you could
to upset the plans made for you"
"Oh. they were all right" inter.
posed II. Hedge hastily.
Don't interrupt me, sir. 1 know
as much about it as you do. OF
course, 1 was a fool to think it could
be done. But at the very least I
didn't expect my own flesh and blood
to rise up against me- It's unfilial.
I'm neutrality-suspicious..
You've gotten me and yourselves in
a hole-but I'm the one that has to
pull you all OUT You say you've an.
nounced this engagement down.
stairs?"
Constance nodded.
"And still you wonder why the
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New s .S.Ieoouo,s,' LARGEST
ATLANTIC COAST LINER

When the mighty S. S. "lroauois,"
largest and fastest steamer on the
Atlantic Coast. was launched at
Newport News, Va, the other day
4 noteworthy link was forged IN the
ehain of intercourse which is draw
hing North and South closer To-
! rether and swiftly wipng into Cd
lrion the once-famed Masou-Dlxon
tne. -,
For the four-decked "lroquols
will take more than 700 passengers
from New York City on a
SATURDAY. and land them IT Miami,
Ma. the following Monday. thus
.-iucing a once tedious voyage OF
y.anv days 10 a 90 nour weekend
Trip. 4e viii plch twenty nundreo
ms OF fresh Fi0rioa fruits and
Vegetables Of Mlami's docks Oh
ny THURSDAY anc iand them ar
NsW YORK iB siurt Tor SatnfoaV
! aGlr.
10 symp0..Ze this Gi,l> o. i~oftn
4 Soath. ar S.rceT-5Ss4S go. who
&c lived 70 norJtsSfa 'odeans OUT
80 :~ssstes 10 enc OUsS city IT
S.nal - Htss Marion SHUTS,
! .asSz~x Of Tol srrans y SHUTS,
Asn~s Of the Niami Herald
! ss,user to chriitep CHA newest
:, ttAos 20 the Clyde line coastal
1s~aeG BY Everett Sanders. Sec.
-,m> 70 President Coolidge. and
- Sanders. Col. and Mrs SHUTS,
". h q Raymond, president OF
e, 20 clyde Steamship c. T.. Z
:nmfh. Mayor Of Miami, and Mrs
t'nmfs and c. Bascom Slemp. for
neY Secretary to Presidents Hard
nR .cd Coolidge 9 thrane Of dis: