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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

THE ROCkLEDGE. 24J6 Goth ST.
Excellent apartment building. over
looking Rock Creek Park; elevator serv-
ice; Apts. of one room. reception hall
kitchen, bath and foyer: An outside
rooms; bullt-In tubs. Newly decorated.
Reasonable rents. Resident mgr.
THE PERSHING. 1901 10th ST.
Apis. of one room. kitchen. dining. al
cove and bath; S45. Two rooms. kitch-
S75. Apis. overlooking. 10th st. and
Rock Creek Park. in excellent residential
s sestSb Al a9s naTe
II desired. See resident mgr. on premises.
THE ALLEN. e4l0 goth ST.
New building excellent location. over,
rooms. kitchenette and bath. Resident
mgr. Ant. 109.
14f1 IRVING ST. y. ".
Convenient to Arcadia Market and
bath: three rooms kitchen and bath
500 to sos month.
1910 EUCLID ST. NV.
Apts of one room, kitchen. dining al
cove with Pullman furniture and bath ;
S35 month Three rooms and bath; $50
and S55 month.
2145 CALIFORNIA ST.
EXCLUSIVE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Ants. of one room. kitchen dining al:
cove Murphy he'd, dressing room and
bath: two rooms, kitchen, dining alcove
ard a"1v bath thrG to rs month";
resident mgr. Apt ..
e426 10th ST. NV.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park. Four
exceptionally large rooms and bath, re-
ceptlon hall spacious closets.
3l26 10th ST.
just above Columbia rd. Excellent
apis of two rooms. kitchen and hath: .
S55 to $50 month. Newly renovated.
300 WARDER ST. NV.
One square from Soldiers Home Park
two blocks east of Georgia ave. and at
the corner Of Warder and Irving SITS.
S525O Three rooms. kitchen and bath;
S576 Apis. to be renovated. Three
rooms. kitchen and bath SoI.oo month
1907 PARK RID. NV.
One door from corner Of 18th and Mt
Pleasant ste Ants. of two rooms. kltch-
en- and hath So so and $3.50 month
Exceptionally large rooms; excellent To-
cation.
nf5 LONGFELIOW ST.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath; $3.50
TO $50 month.
THE YORKSHIRE. 1859 COL. RID.
Five rooms and bath. front and rear
porChes.
1000 NEWTON ST. NE.
Near Catholic University. Corner
bldg: splendid location for family with
children. Two apis. of five rooms and
bath. INV h.. cleo.
els f ST. NV.
Four rooms and bath. INV h; ianitor
service: $25 10 S35 month.
1918 IRVING ST. NV.
Apt Of five rooms and bath first
floor: $50 month. including garage.
$50 G ST. Sc.
Apta IF four rooms. kitchen and bath:
ianitor service: $40 month.
N. L. SANSBl
1919 Eye St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

THE ROCKLEDGE. 2l56 Goth ST.
Excellent apartment building. over
looking Rock Creek Park: elevator serv
ice. Apis. of one room reception hall
and bath non-huusekeeping. Two rooms.
kitchen. bath and foyer. All outside
rooms; built-ln tubs. Newly decorated.
Reasonable rents. Resident mgr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

Ants of one room, kitchen. dining a
cove with Pullman furniture and batf
S35 month Three rooms and bath; 80
and S5o month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
2t45 CALIFORNIA ST.
EXCLUSIVE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

Ants of one room. kitchen. dining al:
cove. Murphy he'd dressing room and
bath: two rooms kitchen, dining alcove
and bath; three rooms. kitchen. dlnlnE
alcove and bath S45 to sos month.
resident mgr. Ant. =.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
Old Chandler
Still 'PEPPY'

On the go for IA years without
a falterand still in daily servicei
That is the phenomenal record 81
one Of the earliest Chambers which
is now owned by william Zieger.
5249 California Ave-, Seattle, Wash.
according to Sid Black. vice pregl.
dent of the Chandler-C Cleveland
Motors Corporation.
This Chandler, motor number 407.
has covered more than 216, 600 miles
and Is still in wonderful condition.
The motor idles beautifully and IS
capable Of SO miles an hour. the
owner claims.
Considering that the average
motorist drives about 10000 miles
year, this Chandler has seen the
equivalent of more than ~ years
of service, says Mr.. Black. THAT
Is an eloquent tribute to the stamina
and durability Of Chandler motor
cars
One Of the most significant things
about the car Is that the entire
chassis and body. even original
lenders, are in remarkably good
condition. highly demonstrative 81
the quality Of materials and the
workmanship that has always been
put into Chambers. Mr.. Black adds.
Old "407' has Travelled through
virtually all Of the States of the
Union and q large part Of Canada
while clicking Off the 216,000 miles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28

clearance. Because the teeth are
wider than in the conventional gear
drive, this new type Of gear is said
to last considerably longer than the
conventional type.
One Of the most interesting de
vices found on any of the new cars
is called an anti-scuff valve. When
ever the starter pedal is depressed
lubricant from each piston passes
through hole in the cylinder wall
under pressure. The use of this
device has been encouraged by the
use of aluminium pistons in en-.
gines. Since aluminium pistons have
a greater ratio of expansion. they
are usually little loose when cold.
Thus, IL an engine with such pis.
tons stands fof several days the oil
above the pie as leaks back into
the crankcase, aving the cylinder
walls unusually tlry. With the new
device the motorist can start off
just as though the pistons had been
OF the conventional cast-iron tyne.
In so far as the fabrication of the
cylinder walls goes.
Refining Brakes Avoided
Motorists have stopped to con.
slider the various types Of brakes,
but in all this investigation one
very important fact doubtless win
be overlooked. IN the newer in.
ternal expanding brake. whether Of
the hydraulic Or mechanical self.
energ izing principle, there Is 4 fea.
ture which cuts down repair costs
tremendously by making it unnec-
essary to have brakes refined over.
q period of say forty to fifty tl1ou-
sand miles of driving. Simply by
transpusing two Of the three brake
shoes in each one of the brake as
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28

This recognition is well founded,
because the roster Of Pierce Arrow
owners throughout the world con-
tains such famous names as Albert,
King of the Belgians. the japanese
rulers, the Presidents OF Mexico,
Cuba. Colombia and Venezuela ana
others prominent in diplomatic and
official circles.
The late President Wilson in his
Pierce-Arrow car was familiar
sight during the Peace Conference
In Paris and many American dip
lomats abroad use Pierce-Arrows
almost exclusively for official oc.
casions. Indeed the fender head
lamps of Pierce-Arrow are equally
at home on the Champs Elysees,
Piccadiliy. La Castilliana and the
other famous streets Of the world
as they are on Fifth Avenue or
Michigan Boulevard.
An interesting example OF the
regard which people on the Cont.
nent hold for Pierce-Arrow is found
in a cablegram recently received
from w. Horace Schmidlapp, q
member of Pierce-Arrow's board Of
directors. The cablegram states
that a Pierce-Arro was awarded
first prize in an elegance or beauty
contest held for automobiles at
DeauFilIe, the famous watering
place OF France. The award was
made on Labor Day In d competi-
ton among cars that were the
handiW0rk Of Europe's famous Gus
tom builders.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28

Auuomotlve engineers speak OF
their new designs merely ais de-
tailed perfection. This indeed is
modest, for some Of the new
mechanical changes are nothing
short Of radical when one analyses
them carefully. On one car the
brakes have been improved to such
an extent that one distributor who
always has done 4 large business
refining brakes expects to lose a
great deal of It this year in his
service station.
Some OF the improvements are
20 far-reaching that users of the
new cars viii be able to indulge an
occasional accident without any
serious damage to the car or its
occupants
New Type Of Gear
One has but to look at the new
cars carefully to set their picture,
The Hypoid beyel gear Is q case
IN point.
Many motorists are looking at
the cars without any conception as
20 how 1t Is possible to lower the
body without decreasing road clear
ance. This is done in two general
ways BY use of worm drive and
Hypoid drive. the former being
fairly well known through the wide
Publicity given 10 several makes OF
cars using this feature. Hypoid
gears still are d mystery to most
motorists Described briefly. they
are nothing more than a new type
of spIval heyel gear So designed
THAI the propeller shaft meets the
ring gear at point about an inch
and 4 half below the center line
Of the ring gear.
The Hypoid gears, therefore, per.
init lowering of the battery APP
proxfmately an inch and u half
without in any way sacrificing road
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28

semblies, It Is possible to have the
effect Of refining job.
Many persons are raising the
hoods on the new cars and noting
with just moderate interest that
they are equipped with air cleaners,
not realizing that some of the air
cleaners now on cars are a great
Improvement over those first in
stalled. In some Of the earlier
models it was found that the air
cleaner itself occasioned a drag on
the air flow to the intake and car.
buretor. Several Of the new cars
are offering the advantage Of clean
air without any drag on the flow
Of air.
Another unique feature In the
case Of an eight.cy1inder engine il
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28

the better distribution Of gas vapor.
Vapor Is led from the carburetor
mixing chamber up and then for
ward and backward and down
again to the cylinders. The same
make Of car that offers this sup.
plies bumpers with rubber shock
absorbers These are just samples
Of the things one is apt to over
look examining 4 car hastily.
New Features Hidden
The reason most of these new
features win not be observed by
the average car owner is because
they cannot be seen. One L-head.
conventional type motor which
does not display d single feature
varying from those used in. other
engines OF its same size and design
Ii capable OF delivering abouf 90
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28

provide greater turbulence to the
incoming gases.
Double valve springs are another
feature that probably win not he
noticed. The car springs Of one
of the new models are designed
so as to represent So per cent Of
the wheelbase. The engineers have
put rubber in the most astonishing
places in an effort to conquer vi
bration and shock.
Other important changes which
cannot be seen merely by looking
at the car, or even by examining
the motor, have made it possible
to increase the maximum engine
speed to ais high as 1000 revolutions
a minute. In one engine the intake
valve has been located in the head
and the exhaust valve on the side,
giving the engine an entirely new
power possibility.
Never were there more radical
changes in automobiles. nor more
changes that are likely to be over
looked entirely by the buying pub
lie. The average man who buys
a car this year may not know how
ultra-modern It is until he has
driven it for several years and
become acquainted with Its init.
mate details.
tcopyrisht 1920
{
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28

per cent more power and speed
than its contemporary. Nothing
but quality Of materials and pre-.
cision Of workmanship account for
the increased performance.
Some Of the new features Of en-
cheering are observable in the
special design Of the combustion
chambers OF some Of the engines.
Al more spirited performance Is nos
sibie with an engine BY designing
the combustion chamber SO as to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
kSSa6s WASHINGTON TIMES MID1WEEk 949A
W. AUTOMOTIVE SECTION H%A&8
Women Admire Finish
OF the New Dodge Six

It has remained Tor the women, =
says Ray semmes. president Of the
semmes Motor Company, local
dealer. TO drive home more force
fully than 1t could be accomplished
in any other way the excellence of
the body finish end the high char.
acter Of the body appointments of
Dodge Brothers new six.
They Immediately notice that the
mohair or broadcloth is of the finest
quality. They comment on the
depth Of the soft velvet floor carpet,
the arm rests. assist cords, vanity
ana smoking sets and the pattern
and finish of the body hardware.
All these details reflect the care
which was taken in planning every
item and the skill with which mas
ter craftsmen have carried out the
ideals of the designer"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
Radical Changes In
New Auto Models
BY ]. LEO sUGRUE
Times Automobile Editor

colors and with low sweeping lines that many people hardly
many vital interesting changes have been
made in their GLASSES No radical mechanical changes have
been heralded and yet those who have taken the trouble
to look carefully beneath the gay lacquer and gorgeous upho
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
CARD PARRY RY VETS

Pasteboards win fly thick and
fast tonight In Oysters Auditorium.
Twenty-sixth and Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest, tonight at 8:15
when a 500" party will be given
by the Urell Auxiliary of the United
Spanish War Veterans.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
Pierce-ArroU Winner
In Beauty Contest

On the Continent where the possession fine motor car
reflects wealth and distinction than it does in
America, because of the much higher cost Of automobiles
PierceArrow regarded the cars Of royalty
Evening star., 1927-05-20

1867 ROsedale st. n.e.-6 rooms. bath
a Mi: new home: can be seen any time: $50
Evening star., 1927-05-20

C0PLEY COURTS 1914 l7th ST. N;W;~
hail. complete: piano. silver and linen; Snm- nm
go rnanr Nrs II 4 RILEY Ant. 81 NJ. 40OW.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
1-RM APT ETRN.. $40.
EASY AND CONVENIENT
IKyAN TO I'VE IN n {

w II I " I 7 ' I i y X ~
oan be arranged by renting Immediately
our few available apis. completely and very
neatly furn. incl silver dishes. linen. stcc;;
ats n'w.-Largest and finest freproof elev.
bldg tel: > TO ! rms, rec. h. porches. D..
from $50: 10 min. walk downtown. Phone
Columbia T144.
Evening star., 1927-05-20


VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT -
rooms kitchen and bath: nice large rooms.
new building. in wonderful residential nelgh,
borhood overlooking Rock Creek Park: me
Summer location: rental very reasonaoie
: Apply resident manager. the Alien, Z9IU
Goth 81. NV. or \. L. SASSBCRY CO.
AN EXCEPTIONAL APARTMENT: SECOND
floor l440 Rhode Island ave. NV: six large.
bright rooms all outside: 40 courts: center,
ball plan southern exposure; large covered
porch: SS2 so available June /. STONE
4 FAIRFAX. s0i eth st. Nv. -
BRIGHT, COOL ROOMS. NEWLY DEC
nrated: ) rooms and bath. 3 very large
eloepts. enamel laundry tubs in Kitchen.
eleetric lights. extra wall brackets and base
plugs: SEQ 90. 332 st. NV.
TAKOMA PARK. WITH 4 LARGE ROOMS
and bath all modern improvements; in eN-
celient condition: convenient 70 stores; rent
greatly reduced. Inquire at ! "a Willow ave
or cali Adams 40.ll
o11s NV. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Splendid cool apts., ) rooms, bath and
porch S5T 80: rooms bath and poTrh.
SR2 so. pre. war rent; fine condition. adults.
cali OWNER Franklin 7l33; ---
1905 QUEBEC PL. NV. 18th & SPRING
rd-Excellent. new. apartment house. en-
tire End floor. 8 rooms. glassed porch, sink;
$50. including garage Adams 429
.fARGE- BRIGHT. FTRsT.FLo0R. FRONT
room apartment. private bath; centrally 10.
gated: $50. Address FOB + 81, NV Rs0..m
i. Phone Main Si36 from Q to g.
Evening star., 1927-05-20

13o7 HARVARD ST. NW.-IWU LA ~,
h0fIs
Evening star., 1927-05-20
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED,


734 18th NV Main 6.1O.
You'll Like This House.
This House is locatcI in the best
section east of the capitol and Is
modern In every respect.
lois B ST. Sc.
6 rooms--ueH arranged; entire house in
excellent condition
Only SIS a Month.
HARRY A. KITE,
1914 * St NJ 4S46
Evening star., 1927-05-20
Real Estate Dept.

THE DETROIT. 1910 Meridian Pl. NY:
No. A. rooms and bath. :. .S52 90
THE CARLETON. 1141 Lanter Pl. Nv
No. 23--S rooms and bath. S4I.0U
No 4---3 rooms and bath. ..... o2.5U
THE TULANE. 2109 18th st. NV IN
No 44--4 rooms and bath. ...... sou UQ
No 33--5 rooms and hath 6U;uU
THE ROCHESTER,. 143S Meridian Pl; NV;
No II room and bath. ........ S21 90
No. 34--4 rooms and bath, ........ 3D.
No. 42--4 rooms and bath ....... 30 90
THE LEUMASS. 1901 Que St. NV;
No. 301-4 rooms and bath. 81 .5U
No 3O4-:i rooms and bath. ....... 37,5U
No 305-5 rooms and bath. ..... 5000
THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass Ave. N.Y.
No. 24-5 rooms and bath. .Sb9.0U
No 45--5 rooms and bath 200
THE PARKER. 5000 10th st. NV.
No. 501-5 rooms and bath. $50 80
THE CALIFORNIA. 1875 California 81.
No. - rooms and bath . $1,000
THE ESSEX. 1422 st. NV.
No. 2--5 rooms and bath. .S23.aS
No. II rooms and bath. 5O.UU
THE ST. PAUL. 1922 10Th st. NV ~
No. 7-3 rooms and bath :S4O.uO
THE CLIFFBOURNE. 1855 Calvert e: oo
No. 4-5 rooms and bath. Sou.U0
No 44--5 rooms and bath. ......... o.. 5O
CHAS f. TRIBBY. SO Dist. Nat. BIZ. Bldg.
Day ph. NJ. ATS: night ph. Col 6o1O.
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1922 Kansas ave.--6 rooms. . baths h "
h.. elec semi-detached home. In excellent
condition. reasonable
Evening star., 1927-05-20
FOR RENT,

CnEf ChASE
5I45 Chevy Chase Park way--Six rooms.
bath and bult-n garage $100 per month.
491S 44th st. u.w.--Eight rooms and two
baths $1O0 per month
4016 44th st. n.w.--Seveu rooms and two
baths: S75 per nIAnth.
1914 44th st. hw.-Seven rooms and two
baths: S75 per month.
1912 44th st. n.w.--Seven rooms and two
baths: 500 per month.
KEISER & BANVHEE.
110S 10th ST. NV. Asin 1897.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
WANTED--MONEY.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN LOANING
money on the best of bankers approved bond
securItlesI can place for you any part Of
$1,000 at 61e interest and absolutely safe.
Address Box 21-X. star Office.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER WISHES TO
borrow $500: good security. Address Bon
423-V Star Office 20s
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Observation-Disclosures

CORCORAN COURTS.
to Rooms and Shower Bath.
S39.50 to SS7 80.
See Resident Manager. -
665 LAMONT NW-2 r.. X. B.. .S4S.50
ie@@55 Lamont n MI +, Kit; and b. 49SS g 80
3SS 3s6i RiR5ds Rda@s Ri hin r RI A and B. 8 g
7sa tx . Il Sv d0SskS5s Sss 5ss.sss ss
RENT REDUCED.
1915 st. Sc. One Square New Eastern
High School.
Practically New Building.
rooms rooms 3 and bat bath t...aaant t'. 40.S@ 46S9
rooms and J. bath e w9Epoa 9sfsmeS' CO. 4o'0o
Ill St 5. f. Line. 43.
1444 W ST; N.W,--5 ROOMS: BRIGHT;
mGass6 5a6 tn EG2d st P9om soo 'front.'
good condition opposite school; So 80;
ami. good condition; $50.
See ianitor. or apply
1910 vermont Ii L Ave. COOPER. Main saee.
coRc,oRiAN coR,3i nc COURTS,
Five Minutes to Government Departments.
80 SEE See Resident Manager. -
CLAIBORNE. 6ls ST. NV M
Ant. ST. rooms and bath nj - s22 e, '0o 0o
AGS Ct liS fGd 2SSf NoRa p r
Apt 4St R1MoSR T9SRs a9d 76 eath 4tb sr NE 81 0o
Ant 303-3 rooms and bath. ....,., S37 80
Apis of rooms and bath. S45 90 to 46 30
Apt 202--5 rooms and bath 81 so
SALUDA. 1101 EUCLID ST. NV.
Ants. Of ) rooms and bath So 81 81
NAVARRO. 217 + ST. NV.
Apt. ct rooms and bath. .S:5l ~
Apt 22---5 rooms and bath ~ 90
BERKSHIRE. 1412. CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Apts. of 9 rooms and bath. .,a. do ~ S33 % 0
Apis. Of 5 rooms and bath $50 90 0n to ~ 'oo
Apt f-1 room and bath. ......:. SO 90
Apts. of 3 rooms and bath. S40.0 90 to 2.6o
Ants of rooms and bath. 80 90 to go. 90
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO..
Evening star., 1927-05-20
APARTNENTS-UNFURNISHED

1916 10Th ST = BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished front apartment Of rreceptlon han, nall
ing room breakfast room kitchen and two
baths Zone with shower Incl Included d,,siis are
80 Annie closet space and every convent
ence. electric refrigeration soundproof floors
two elevators and excellent 24-hour service
boulevard Convenient TO buses. cars. etc.
aid within a short walk of downtown.
Rental reduced to $l35 for Summer. Apply
Yesisont
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
WoLGAS'T COMES
TO THE END OF
BOXING TRAIL

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 6 B-The
end of the boxing trail has come for
Ad Wolgast, Who for time, sat
on the lightweight throne OF fistiana
Today the 80 year old veteran of
the prize ring was judged hope1esSly
insane and ordered placed in the
Patton asylum. The. former light.
weight king for 4 week had been
under observation, Victor Parkin,
county alienist reported him to he
suffering from a general paralysis
of the brain
In 1912 the Michigan Bearcat," :"
as ne was KNOWN dropped the title
to Willie Ritcl1ie. Wolgast for years
has been 0urdened with hallucina-
tion that he was rematched to Eight
Joe Rivers, Los Angeles boxer, and
that he must train constantly for
the day of the mythicaI comeback" :"
For years he. has been a familiar
figure at local gymnasium, always
training, always talking of the big
day of the fight that never. was to
be. Wolgast had always been con-
sidered a pleasant, harmless fellow
until recently, during the reappear-
ance of Willie Ritchie, staging q
comeback in local rings. This.
those who know him say, turned
him into q dangerous and quarrelsonlc
ex-pugilist.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
WOMAN F G UND D
BADLY INJURED;
POLICE PUZZLE

Mary KenWorthy, the wife of James
Kenworthy, who recently completed,
sentence in the county Jail for as
saulting an officer was found lying
in the middle of the street in the
Thirteen hundred block on Ninth
street shortly after z o'clock Tuesday
morning apparently in a dying copdi-
ton.
Police had been summoned to the
district by residents who had phoned
the station that there was crazy
woman there. Mrs. KenWorthy was
unconscious when the officers reached
her and they said afterward that they
thought she was dead They picked her
up and took her to the police station
where she was finally identified.
The woman was terribly bruised and
beaten about the legs and body and
officers Immediately upon learning who
she was started o search for her hus-
band with whom she was known to
have been shortly before she was
found. Questioning of the woman led
to nothing. She told officers that if
they would swear not to prosecute
those who had assaulted her she would
tell their names. The officers de-
clined to do this and the woman, even
when she appeared to be dying, re-
fused statement.
A physician was summoned and the
woman was finally carried to her home
on Thirteenth street. She told officers
that she had left her car on Ninth
street and it was found block and
half east of where the terribly bruis-
ed and battered woman had been pick
ed up.
Kenworthy was sitting in the car
asleep. He was taken to the police
station and Jailed pending further in
VeStigation of the case. He denied all
knowledge of his wife or her condi-
ton. He said that he had left her on
Ninth street with the car and had
later returned and was unable to
find her. He stated that he searched
for a block in either direction from
where the car was parked and finally
sat down in the car to await her re-
turn and there fell asleep.
After having been placed in bed and
becoming more composed and suffer-
ing less toward morning, Mrs. Ken
worthy made a statement which diff
fered materially from her former
explanation. She said that while she
and her husband had been driving up
Ninth street the door of their car had
somehow opened and she had fallen
out and had been run over by another
car.
Neither the woman nor her husband
explained how she happened to have
been found a block: and a half from
her car. Failing to thoroughly un-
ravel the mystery police finally re-
leased the man against whom a charge
of intoXication had been lodged. The
woman is expected to recover.
/ No Breakfast Complete Without