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SUCCEEDS D. C. ROPER

Rev. Henry J. Smith has heen
a appointed chairman Of the commit
tee on law and legislation Of the
Washington Federation Of Churches
tn succeed Daniel c. Roper, re-.
signed
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Police Court officiating, was given
in memory of Elks who have died
during the year. The Elks Band
furnished music.
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Saturday-in
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'Reopening' of Cases
Delays Pardon Body

Secretary Charles York of the In
diana pardon board declared today
that re-opened" cases are cluttering
up the docket and interfering with
the boards proper functioning. He
declared that any case that has been
looked into and turned-down by the
board should not be taken up again,
unless something entirely new had
developed in the case.
He feels that it is the function Of
the board only TO act upon worthy
cases and that the ordinary run of
prisoners should be made to serve
the minimum of their sentence, be-
fore asking for pardon or parole. II
this is done the matter is up to the
trustees Of the institution and such
cases will not need to come before
the pardon board.
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SPARKS RESIGNS
c. OF c. POSITION
viii Join Dan WeigIe Organ
ization.

Resignation of R. Webb Sparks as
director of promotion and publicity
of the indianapolis Chamber of Com
merce, effective Jan. Is, today was
submitted to John B. Reynolds, gem
eral secretary of the chamber.
Sparks will join the Dan Weigle
organization Of St. Paul as director
of publicity and assistant to Weigle
in his membership campaign work.
Previous to his connection with
the chamber, Sparks was member
of the editorial staff of The Times.
During his three years with the
Chamber, he has handled all the
publicity and promotional work of
the organization and has been
responsible for the development of
the Chambers publication, "Activ-
tiles"
No successor has been named.
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Today's Best

Copyri0ht. 1926. bp United Press
WEAF, New York (492), and WIZ,
WNYC, WGY, IL noon, Eastern
Inaugural ceremonies, Governor
Smith Albany, N. Y.
WEAF, hook up, WEAF, WEEP,
WAR, WTAG, WILT, WCAE,
KSD, woo, WQY, WIZ, WBZA,
KDKA, KYW and WGR, p. M,
Eastern; p. M, Central-Play-by-
play football, Alabama VS.. Stanford,
direct from Pasadena, Cal
WEAF, hook up, WEAF, WEEI,
WGR, WIFI, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ,
WSAI. WGN, KSD, woo, WCCO,
WDAF, WGY, KDKA, KYW, WBZ,
WBZA, WIZ and WRC, 8 p. M,
Eastern; Z p. M, Central-Walter
Damrosch and New York symphony.
WEAF, hook up, WEAF, WEEP,
wJAA, wTAG, WIFI, WCAE, VITO,
WGR, WRC, WGN, WSAI, KSD,
WCCO, WCSH, WDAF', WTAM,
WWJ, WIZ. wBz, KDKA, KYW,
WGY and KFH, Wichita; WHAD,
Milwaukee,; CHYC, Montreal, and
CHIC, Toronto; 8 p. M, Eastern: s
.. M, Central-John Mccormack
Rosa Ponselle, Mischa Elman, AL
fred Cortot, orchestra.
KPSN, Pasadena (316), also XII
and KPO, 2 p. M, Paciflc-Tourna-
ment of Roses football, Stanford VS..
Alabama.
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WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Co.
(26S Meters)
Saturday, Jan. /.
SILENT

hour. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brass Quar-
tet. WSAI--Walter Damrosch and New
York Symphony Orchestra.
S:1O--WBZ-Boston symphony concert, to
8: Acknowledgement orchestra
class. WHAS-Con-
cert. WIP - Basketball, Penn Yale
,WHK-Instrument WPG = Great
MUSICIANS" WTiC-Hartford Saenger-
5 :4SSMawGBs-"Philosophy of Numbers. "
o :0G--KLDS-"A Trip to Dixie" WJR-
Studio program. WHK-Quartet. WOK
Capitol Theater WSB-Concert
WSAf-ohn Mccormack, Rosa Ponselle.
Wischa Gilman. Alfred Cortot. WLW-
Dance music
0:3O-WFAA-Nort Texas Male chorus
WEBH--Pro- hockey game WMAQ -
Chicago Theater revue. WSMB - Con-
cert
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Concert Music
6:00-WBZ.
6:45-WCAU.
7:30-WLW.
S:0o-WPG, WIZ.
9:00-KFI, WIP.
10:00.-WCCO.
11:00-KPRC, WHO.

gram wR VIZ 2sgs A AsS vor City
cert, WHAR (275l, Atlantic City.z-En-
semble WsB (42S3). Atlanta-Meth-
s:i 2Ss TElxFSe5 14ea), Ne,, Yorls-Louise
soprano; rn 70 uWJ4k,r wTAaGG, AZ WSAIE'
KSD, WTAM, woo, WV, VIII
s:sSmKPo S42S.3! 30 San Francisco = Or.
symp6ony A' XXX $50 afHie oliywdodM
Unitarian. .WFAA (475.9D, Dallas =
PIANO. KOA 1924. Denver-Baptist.
0:O0-KTHS l374SD, Hot Springs = En-
semble. XII (467) Los Angeles-Or-
gan. XIII l4052l. Los Angeles-Serv-
day Night Club. WCAG l27SJ, P6iia-
delphia-Orchestra WIN 1851 ~
New York-Dance music. WIP (50S2l
Notwithstanding. WJR (517),
PontiaS-Song services, WKRC 1926 ,
ginciniiati--Classical.l WIZ (455), New
York-Violinist to WIZ. WGY, MBZ.
WOW 1920. Omaha-Services. WPG
(299Sl. Atlantic City-Concert
MACMILLAN VITO T C5G5.f OrH St. Ioais
Music. WAND (244l, Minneapo1iGs@-9
Harmony hurricane. WCCO G4I84J. ST.
ndependence-Choir WTAM (3S94) /,
Observation-Disclosures. WEI 1885,,
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1:Qo-wSYc-Inaugural services at 4
hnnv

:00--wNYC-Inaugura services at AL
bany.
2:OO--WEBH-New Years program.
3 :0O-WLW-New Year program.
4:OO-WHK-Quartet.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. WJz-Specht's Or
chestra.
.5s00--KOA - ADMINISTRATOR football
KMOX---New Years program. WEAF-
Farrell Orchestra. WBBM--Musical mat
lnee. WMAQ-Concert.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONCERT WEAF -
Dinner music. WEEI-Irish minstrels.
WHK-Statler Orchestra.
6:1S--KDKA-Concert WBZ Organ.
WTAM--Hotel Cleveland Orchestra.
O-WGY-Onondaga Orchestral also
WMAK. WLS--Organ.
6:45--WEEI---Ildo Venice Orchestra
7sqqS2 ef,jRll reeGitsl: wEAF =
S Gqneert ,oNs6. w}RsSm
ira. MQC-Little Jack Little.
:, SGaapitZI 20 Orchestra. .wRC-orchestra.
1 ersGgstra cS %%Ty tro@@pe WGBs-En,
WllAK. WHK:-vocal program. WIZ
Voorhees, Orchestra. WRNY-Roose-
5:sS-WBz@Ks of p. Male Quartet.
SaD0-KF NF--Concert. KDKA-Band con-
cert. KLDS-Piano requests. Webb
New Years program WGHP New
Years program WIP - Sports corner.
WJZ--Music. WOR-Radio Franks.
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BOYS UNDER ARREST

DANVILLE, Ind, Jan. Porter
Legere, 10, Middletown, and Paul
Eggerman, IS, Lima, Ohio, were
held here today charged with rob-
bling the Elliot general store at Ben
Davis. The boys were arrested at
S. Franklin and will be turned over
to Marion County authorities.
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7:oo-wHg- ,lse5.el Kansas cityv1ssrv-
studio HUfio'o program. VISA t$2ej. Cincin-
nati-Sermonette WTAM 1850 A. +,
Observation-Disclosures. WRNY (375), New
York-Episcopal.
7:3O--KMA t461), henandoah--Congre-
e aSP se serTcsg A @eA u.s. Phs
fSS aRssseyfees wB wFA sss 'sz Dpge
field--Musical. WHO (526), Des
Moines-orchestraa WLw (422; 81. Gin
cnnati-Music. WOS (440.9) jefferson
City-Services KPRC, l2969), Hous-
ton--Scence services. WLW (422.3). ,
Acknowledgement.
S:Q0-zWBZ 1891. pringfield---Program
WDBO (294) Winter Park. Fla.-Musi-
cal WHB l3656l Kansas City-Pro-
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Dancing

uditorium program.
1O;O0-,-WHK--Happy, hours; WLS-New
gram. WPG-"Calendar of Music
O:4O-KPRC-Polar wave music. WGY-
Dance,
IL :0O--KTHs-Special attractions. wBBM
--Synocopated minutes. WEAF-Lo-
PEE Orchestra. WGN-Sam and Henry;
music WJZ-Denny's Orchestra. WRC
Carlton Club Orchestra. WTAM -
Vaudeville.
l1:1b-KMOX-Dance
l1:3O-WJR-Jesters. WBZ - Mounted
police messages.
IL :45-WSB-Concert.
1900 NJ - WBBM Belmont Theater
WFAA-Jimmy joys Orchestra. WIS
New Years program WSAI-Sinton
dance orchestra
observation-disclosures.
Ig:3O-KOA-Dance
I:OO-WBBM-Nutty Club,
2:OO-KFI-Frolic. KNX-New Years
frolic.
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SUNDAY

SUNDAY
6:Oo--CJGc (329.5). London-SeryiGes,,
KNOX (2s0.2l Orchestra, WBBK
l27Sj, Philadelphia-Concert. WEAA
475 81 Dallas-BIib oh;,,oS class go WV wv
WOW, 5sSsss) o%shsmssiDleo stgds.
6.15-WAMD (244), Minneapolis-stock
company w, Ycx Kos SIP ,,ad RssT9ils-
IA w1E 4ES2 w SsE W XGrkRG %Esf
KsD, WRC. WWt. WCCo 1860, st.
Paul-Science services. KFNF 461l,
enandoah-Services KIDS (441) In
ependence--vesper. KDKA 1901, E.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. X WBAL SSdd66}'
Winter Park, Fla-eTvices. WBz 1892
(422.3). Cincinnati-Presbyte serv-
ices; woo (4s4l, DayenportIServices.
6:d5--WGR l3iol, Buffalo-1services.
WCAp (27S), ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
services. WoR (405), Acknowledgement.
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gregational services. wSUI (4S4l, Iowa
City-Familiar hymns. KTHS (374.S).

gregational services. WSuI l4S4l Iowa
CityE-Familiar, hymns. KTHS t374.s).
{467SG;- Jos 1Angele szo;Sl
symphony WcCo, Ca41S.4i. 81, Paul -7-
Organ. voc l484) aDayenport-Little
Symphony. WKRC 1920. Cincinnati
1O:3O-KPo l42s.3( San, Francisco-,or-
ehestra KNOX I4;2SS,Q9s2). So. Louis NJ -,
IL :6O@KGW (491.5). Portland - Sym
Re eDetHians' kPRc }(ae69S9, Houston Houston =
organ. KGo 1851 y. Qakland--Muscal.
KTx (s2495e Hopis sIisssJmpF6onT.
WHO 1921. Des Moines--Musical.
wKRC 1920. Cincinnat-Popular pro-
(365.6l. Kansas City -Fea-
ture. KJR (3S44l. Seattle--Orchestra
IL :O0-KFI (46ae. Los AngelesEorches-
ira. KPO (42S.3). San Francisco -
Dance music.
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BUDGETEERS CUT
BUREAU REQUESTS
Orr Says Committee Will
Back Jackson.

That the budget committee will do
it's best to comply with Governor
Jackson's announced program of
economy was indicated today when
Chief Examiner Lawrence Orr Of the
board of accounts declared that the
total approved by the committee
would certainly not be near as large
as the total of requests made by the
departments and institutions. These
requests amount to $S6,268,S 1921 22 for
the two-year period of 1928-29, the
fiscal year to start Oct. 1, 1927. This
would mean in round numbers about
S1S,O00,000 a year.
Present tax levies, based on an
ticipated revenues, will bring in only
81, 100000 annually, so considerable
trimming will have to be done by
the budget committee to keep the
tax levies from being boosted.
Revenue for the year for the
State general fund, with 13.1 cents
rate on each 500 Of taxable
property, this rate having already
been set, will bring in $6,943,O00. This
is based on a $500. 100000 property
valuation. State earnings from
various fees will bring in an adj
ditional $4,000, 900, it is anticipated,
making the total revenue Of SILL
500, 600.
Orr declared today that he ex-
nected the committee to be ready to
report to the Governor by Jan. TO-
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RADIO 7 a assa
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Co.

Merchants Heat and Light Co.
(26S Meters.)
Sunday, Dec. 26.
9:30-Barth Place M. e.
Church Sunday school
services.
11:00-Second Church of
Christ Scientist services.
4:45-Vesper services, Second
Presbyterian Church.
5:45-Organ recital by Charles
Hansen.
6:15-Carlin Music Company,
featuring Claypool trio,
under direction of Caro-
lyn Ayres Turner.
G:30-Indianapolls A t h letic
Club ensemble; George
Irish, director.
7:30-First Pres terrain
Church services.
S:15-Christ Church services.
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Dancing

Boston-zzHockey, Boston vs. New York
Red Jackets KPSM (3i5.6j. Pasadena
"cOrchestra. KGW (491 81. Postland-
Services. KGO (361.2 Oakland-Con-
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An acre of good fishing ground at
sea Yields more food in week than
an acre of the best land will give in
a wear
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"Agnes-Joycep' They turned,
and as John Daring swept his wife
into his arms, Joyce looked at her
father in amazement.
This tall, upright, well dressed dis
tinguished looking man, her father?
His face, his voice, his old Scotch
accent, but surely new man other
wise.
Now he released his wife and
turned to Joyce. He kissed her then
laughed down at her look of honest
amazement.
You don't know me, Lass?" he
said. "I had to celebrate your re-
turn. Can't meet my wife and
daughter in my old clothes"
Agnes Daring chung to one Of his
arms as though dazed. Her surprise
equaled joys but coupled with 1t
was a vision Of the tall young man
who had thrilled her girlhood. She
was suddenly glad that she still
looked young, that she had learned
how to dress, that she was looking
we'll in her dark travelling costume
with it's touches of white at throat
and wrists. AS they turned to leave
the station she felt very proud. A
glimpse in the mirror showed her a
pretty woman, a little past middle
age, a handsome man few years
older, and their very pretty daugh-
ter.
1t was nice to be family again.
John Daring took his women
folks, as he called them half teas.
ingly, to a small hotel where he
had taken two adjoining rooms.
AS breakfast proceeded Joyce be-
gan to have a feeling of restraint.
Her father and mother were alb
sorbed in each other. Their glances
at her were fond, but remote as
happy parents are wont to look at
q. troublesome child.
"They make me feel in the way"
Joyce thought a little resentfully.
Just then a chance look at her
mothers flushed and happy face
banished resentment. How good 1t
was that she was to have happy
home.
After breakfast they went to
their rooms, and after removing the
signs of travel they settled them
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JOYCE DARING is left homeless by
the separation of her parents, she
works 4s a telephone operator at a
Tbroush GARTER DEANS. JOYCE !UT is mn In
snemy Of cXTHERSNE SHERWfN, who
is Jealous of Deland's attention, De
e Joyce 9jSCs, who refuses angriiIygi HEN HENRY
engaged in untangling his fathers bust
ness. and has little time to give her.
She Is SefTf G6 by MR N! MAL M
great service. and upon Mrs. .Maltby's
death comes into a fortune. This she
agrees to keep secret. at the request of
JUDGE PERKINS, the Maltby family
lawyer; Joyce, continues her interest in
SIMONS is patroness.
Carter Deland returns from Bermuda
and plans to trap Joyce at house
party for which Mrs. Fitzsimmons is
Deacon goes east on business.
Joyce accepts the invitation to the
Anvil Club party. but Carter purposely
drives her to the wrong. place.
He offers her love and luxury or re.
with a 6esmirched reputation.
When her mothers friend. BUTCH
SETTER, bootlegger and burglar, comes
TO her rescue. skirmfsh follows in
which Carter shoots Settler. Before he
dies, he tells Joyce where 70 find her
After a hearing at court Deland is re-
leased. Judge Perkins arranges for
Joyce to leave the city until the scandal
blows 9'9r. He makes public the Malt
Joyce realizes at last that she loves
Deacon and wonder what effect the news
will have on him.
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selves for long walk.
John Daring lighted a cigar.
"Will you smoker" he asked Agnes
and Joyce. indicating cigarettes on
the table.
Agnes shook her head in alarm
at Joyce. Then she laughted. II can't
get used to it, john" she said.
There was a time when you felt
guilty over enjoying your own
cigar"
Having only my cigar for COM
fort for nearly a year has changed
my tune Bit" he admitted, taking
her hand for moment. Nov for
the stories," he added.
Joyce and her mother looked at
each other. Yours first" Joyce
decided, and Agnes Daring recited
again the account of her leaving
the hospital and her subsequent
months of hiding at Gates Mills.
"And all the time I was looking
for yet in the big city," her husband
said. "Now Lass, we'll hear your
tale"
Joyce told her story, helped &C.
OCCASIONALLY at the most difficult
places by Agnes Daring's sympa-
thetic words. When she had finished
her fathers face wore touch of
his old heavy melancholy.
He sighed, then patted her hand.
"It's a hard road we've made you
travel, daughter" he said. what
we can do to make it up for you
we'll do. But somehow I believe it's
Gods will that all will be well and
that from all this struggling we've
done, some good will come"
He spoke simply and with great
faith. But it seemed to Joyce that
the old fanatical narrowness had
vanished from his voice.
Presently he spoke again. "I've
not been idle" he said. For time
after coming here 1 wandered about
hither and yon, like a lost soul. But
after a month or more 1 began to
see the folly of looking, looking
looking, and seeing all my money
going out with never cent coming
in 1 thought, if l find her 1 cannot
take care of her, so cast about me
for q job.
81 told myself, use your head
John Daring. All your life you've let
circumstances get the better Of you.
No one knows you here. Act like
you're a capable man and they'll
believe you are So instead of going
to a factory for work l went to
big life insurance company that
was asking for statesmen. First 1
bought myself some clothes and
read up in the magazines some
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CHAPTER Xix
A REUNITED FAMILY

Joyce and Agnes Daring looked
about them. They were standing as
though bewildered in Grand Central
Station.
Agnes Daring looked at her
daughter. "It's my first time here,
too she said with half humorous
smile. "If your father doesn't meet
us We nave to ask for help"
Joyce felt her heart bound. Surely
In this immense place no one could
point to her, no one would bother
about her past. All about them
hundreds of people, and not one of
them giving her so much as Sec
ond glance. Joyce felt suddenly free,
released from the fear that some
one was going to say, "See, there's
that Daring girl, the one they say
Carter Deland played around with
until she got some money of her
own"
She fell into step with her mother
and they made their way slowly to-
ward the central information desk.
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thing about life insurance and /
found that there's half a million
Scots in and around New York. It's
to them I'll co. told myself. And
so did. started out three months
ago and I'm earning more of a liv-
ing now for you than I've ever been
able to earn before"
Agnes Daring looked proudly at
her husband.
Joyce said, How wonderful, how
wonderful to have such a smart
father" and though her words were
teasing, her eyes shone. She got up
I'm going to leave you two young
people alone" she said mischiev-
ously. II have Gladys address, she's
dancing in some show here, and I'll
put in the rest of the day some.
how"
They made no protest. She kissed
them and went to her own room to
telephone to Gladys.
Go be continued
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DaailyL)ozen
AnSllDorS

Here are answers to questions on
page Z:
1. A parallelogram in which the
angles are oblique and the adjacent
sides are unequal.
Q. Oliver Hazard Perry after the
battle Of Lake Erie.
3. He is sculptor.
4. Eli Whitney.
5. OF Carthage.
6. To emerge from secrecy; to
become known; to leak out.
7. Through the invention of dyna-
mite.
8. Leo Tolstoy.
8. Minnesota.
10. Dartmouth.
II. "Ben-Hur."
IL. 1t was begun Oct. II, 1873,
and finished Oct. 2, 1888. 1t cost
S1,9S0969.
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Breakfasts
That
Stand By
You
Quaker Oats Supplies
Vigor to Speed up
Your Mornings

NrOURISHING breakfasts of yell-
~ balanced food are now being
widely urged by authorities as an
important aid to business success OF
adults, and physical and mental de-
velopment of school children.
Some 1910 of the days important
work in the business world, it is now
known, falls into the four morning
hours, 800 of the important school
work, in thousands of schools and
colleges recently investigated, in
Guiding Princeton, Harvard, most
state universities and public schools,
falls in the same period.
To be right mornings, you must
eat right food; meaning rightly ball
anced, complete food.
Thus Quaker Oats - excellently
balanced in protein, carbohydrates,
minerals, vitamine "B" and the bulk
that makes laxatives seldom needed
is the worlds dietetic urge. Savory,
delicious food thar Stands by" you
through the morning. No other cereal
compares. Always remember that.
Get Quick Quaker-which cooks
in 21z to S minutes -o or regular
Quaker Oats today at your grocer,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26
LOANS

We lend on improved
Indianapolis real es-
tate. For those who
desire loans not ex-
ceeding $50 of our
appraisement, we Of
fer our monthly pay
ment plan. For those
desiring 500 or less
of our appraisement,
our regular mortgage
plan is offered at a
lower rate. A small
expense fee, but no
com m is sion is
charged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-26


"F'or some time / suffered from
bearing pains and backache, my
nerves were in such a condition
that the least thing would COM
pletely upset them. would go all to
pieces. I also had catarrhal con-
diHon which seemed to weaken me
and take away all my strength and
vitality. I had black rings around
my eyes and was barely able to drag
myself around to do my little house
work. took DIR. Pierces Favorite
Prescription and it relieved me of
all inward trouble, restored my
nerves and made me we'll and
strong. l have never suffered with
any of the above conditions since.
Mrs. C. f. Unger, 164 E. Marion
St., Elkhart, Ind. picture above)
In liquid or tablets-all druggists.
Send 10c for trial pkg. to DR..
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N.
Y~-Advertisement. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-03

Keep a carton Of Mazda /
Lamps on hand at all times
for emergency. They'll
keep well in that closet
corner!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-03

Savings that accrue from economic
management which takes advantage
of every possible cost reduction has
brought about the present higher
standards of service at the lowest
rates ever known for the dependable
day andnight service supplied by the