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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-07-22

Connie Schenkenberger and Ed
Prendergast played ball with the
Nashua team at Nashua Sunday
against Opheim. Nashua won by
a score of s to l..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-26

inspect her Flamingo plane now
undergoing repairs ct Miller Field.
Staten Island, NJ. y. It Waa
damaged Ia . crash . few weeks
On Armlstice Day. she VIII en-
gage In some stunt flying over
New York, she indicated before her
departure, despite the fact that the
celebration Of that day eOmmerno-
rates the defeat Of her Vateriand
in the World War.
High tribute was paid Ruth Elder
and LindberKf. She said, how.
ever, that when q tiier succeeds IN
the non stop European hop with 4
one naotored plane, Il ID largely q
matter OF luck.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-26
DR.. Hirsch Of Germany
Speaks at Georgetown

DR.. julius Hirsch. Of the Uni.
versity Of Berlin and secretary Of
economies in recent German
cabinet. addressed members u the
Delta Phi Epailon Fraternity Of the
Georgetown toreikn services school,
sOi1 Columbia I'd. N W. last
night.
The thing that strikes 1 visiting
economist 10 this country, he de.
clareG, Is the und9veioped stata o.
air ana river transportation, con.
trasting the progress Europe has
made d both.
Travel BY airplane In Europe, he
said, q quite common and permanent
commercial passenger lines are
running. The American rivers ar6
not utilized for the hauling OF
freight to the extent European
waters are used, he pointed out,
and this was an economic waste.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-26
4 | R AVIATR|K
LIKES j. s.

Thea Rasche. German aviatrix
who has been visiting washington
for = few days. win not return
home for Christmas despite a.
most daily cables from her father,
: wealthy German business man.
and she has virtually abandoned
plans to attempt d flight to Europe.
The blue-eyed blonde girl who
aviates for the thrill Of Ct, plans
instead. q hop to South America
and then to Africa from the South.
ern hemisphere.
Freulein Rasche will return to
New York today by motor and win
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-26
LECTURE AZ CITY CLUB

This Business OF Getting 10.
gether and the Part It Plays In Main.
taining Prosperity win te Chester
Leasure's subject at toJay's man
agement week luncheon In the City
Club, Leasure Is associate editor
Of the Nations Business
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-26

Home making b hardly pssslblS "
smsbuliy -unIsus it, dons e. tAe Meme
0wnershlD basis. ges ~ wide nsIeetian
af homes offered fer ale throush The
CLASSIFIED Real Estate section.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-26

INSIST On the delivery Of
your Times or Herald every day.
q you do not get your Herald
~ Z 3. m, The Times By 5
J. m, or The Sunday Herald By
= M, call Main $3.50. DeIiv-
cry = guaranteed and your copy
VIII 1e sent you Immediately
rom the Times Company Office
my special messenger.
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LOCAL PRO OGRAMS

"1N-NVN NUmh8I NOAl--EWO :
e:4s 9. m.-Tower Health Exercises,
from NBC studios.
.. m.-Ths Roaring Lyons. from
NBC studioS.
s:1S q; m.-Federation morning de-
$3.50 q. m.--chesrio. NBC feature.
IL to Has q. m.-Betty Croker
Home Service. talk; Hunt and Sam
ION SON. popular duets, and ''rhe Land Of
Carpenter, all NBC features.
1855 q. m:-Arlington time signAla
~ noon-"Earm FIashes," prepared
BY the United States Department Of
1910 p. Morgan recital from the
Homer l. Kilt studios.
p. m.--Sidney and his Hotel May
flower Orchestra from the Mayflower
to G:4S D. m.--"Antiques and keep
sakes." By Kate Pierce Thayer; Elva
Boyden, contralto: Ruth Van Doren,
pianist. and Legal Lights" by Emily
Marx. all NBc features.
8 p: m.-WaidOrf.AStoriA, Orchestra.
q p. m.--'Future Prssidsnts'' by
Waiter johnson. star pitcher OF wash
1880 p. m.--Isxcerpts from ''Ths
Sorcorer," by the National Light Opera
Company, NBC feature.
% p. m.~-Musical program at annual
dinner Of American. Association of Ad-
vertising Agencies direct from the May
flower Hotel. Sent to the Red Net
york OF the National BroadcastinE
$3.50 .. m.--Asolian Rscital-frOm
. .. m.--Howard Correct Tlme-Erom
MIC studios.
. p. m.-Ipana Troubadours-frOm
$50 ,. m.-GoOdricA zlppsrs-from
NBC studios.
1880 o. m.--Meyer Davis Swanss
syncopators from the Swanee Ballroom.
10 the Blue Network from 1o:AS to
11:%6 .. m. only.
WMAL--WashinKtOn-S0s
1880 p. m.-Third management
ing room Of the City Club. present
Ing Chester y4easure Associate Editor.
Nations Business. u. S. Chamber of
Commerce. who will speak ON This
hnsinsss p ssssl Of Getting Together and How
Prosperfty'': music by McWilliams' City
Club Synoopators.
7:15 p. m.--"Nsws FIashss'' from our
Tinmses-Heraid n!eo studio.
Panatrope Hour" sponsored by wash
inRton dealers. Program-7:3O TO 3:
Featuring concert artists: TO $50:
FeStHrinR popnlar music.
S:SV p. m.-Mildred Echols, pianfstO.
$3.50 p. m.--Ethsl West, soprano. in
popular ballads.
p. m.--''Indnstrial Activities Of the
2, s. Indian Service" by Herbert d.
nMorEan. OF the U. 8. Civil Services
s:16 .. m.-Tirst Fan Radio Concert
0y the y. 3. Army Band Symphonette,
nnoer the direction Of Thomas y,
Darcy second leader Of the band. J,
sFe0 cur -Ttmes-Hsrald studio, ~
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DISTANT STATIONS

WsB-Atlanta 68O-G7B.S
) p. m.--AGricultural Foundation pre-
> p. m.-Nsw York programs.
11:<S p. ms-Concert.
WORD-HataVla--lOoo.S5
8 p. m.-Musical program; Uncle Dan.
p. m.--MustcAl program.
10 p. m.--choral singSrAs Bible leo
KYW-ChicnRo-S7O-BSa
,. m.--WIZ program.
10 p. ms-Congresa carnival.
11:3O p. m.-Congr0ss Orchestra.
WBBM-Chieag0-570-SS0A
p. m.-String trio; organ.
3 p. m.-Artist recital.
1880 p. m.--Harding Theator.
1880. p. m.-'In Hawaii"
Ohlcage-e20~l88.e
p. m.-News; talk.
p. ms-Enteftainere; organ
1890 q. m.--Chez Pierre Orchestra:
WEBH-wyJD--C ChicaEo--sso o-seS.e
. p. m:-Edgewater Beach Orchestra; |;
D. 1n.--Mooseheart children,
$3.50 p. m.-Tivon Theater.
10 p: m.--Song recital: Edgswatsr
IL unpopular program: victOrianA.
Q. m.-Informal revue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9 p. m.--0rehestre and vocal
9 p. m.--Vocal and trio.
1890 p. nn.--ReQuest program.
WGES-Chlcag agO-12AO-s49
$3.50 D. m!--Senate Thea&er.
. p. 1n.--Maggie ana JigKA
10 p. m.--Studio program.
IL p. m.-Isittlo Symphony.
J IL p. m.-Bungalow program.
1880 q. m.--Golden Pumpkin Or
chestra; One Minute Pulpit.
WGN-ChicagO O-SOB.9
ESQ p. m.-WEAF program,
1e:30 p. iScmewhare In Chicago j."
IL p. m.-TomorroW's Trib.: sam IN
Henry.
11:20 ,. m.--Muslc Box: Melody Time
E--Chicags-74O-A1e
,. m.-Sports; organ; string trlN
8 p. m.-Soprano: Mathew sisters.
10 ,. m.--YOur Hour League
O-ChicagO-T2O-A1@
IL ,. m.--Sheridan Theater.
~ p. m.-Davis Orchestra; enter.
tainerB.
ChicaRO-- O--73O-S80.A
, - p. Unpopular variety program.
WMBB-Chicag0-
p. m.--Trianon Ensemble: vocal.
s:30 p. m.-Trisnon Orchestra.
W0J-W11AQ-Chleag
3 p. ms--Northwestern q. lecture.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

e~Ss~A~S~0s A~A = UtAeA0MGkB
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE nrs.
trict Court. IN RE coadenSas1oSs c0lans e IDg6 p1s
for the widening of the, Conduit Road r.
tween Eoxhan Road and United States Cow
Line. Dstrscs Sonrs' Sa'aNSa No iss aS ene IST5S IRsss
AN1 OkDEk OF PgBLICATI0N. Notice is
lnnsirS1y ni glyen that the Commissionsrs Of the
March 4. 1913. entitled San Act naakinS
esnment of tse i1F D.rct ts 81 Si tes sSy
iiLsca year ending June thirtieth, nineteen
nundred and fourteen. and for other pnr-
extend. or widen any street avenue '1ii rcati
Ior nlgnway 70 conform with the plan 81
the permanent system 81 hiehways 8
IC0iumbia outside of the cities Of washing
ton ana Georgetown adopted under the At
q a:,snS GSnsFssa s approved March 2. 1893. a.
June %. 1898, March 4. 1918. ApTil S0.
|l926, and Nay %. 1926. respectively. 81
cSsper one Of easE cSspt y e. & su
Law Tor the District of Columbial. have
lfiied 2 petition in this Court prayine the
han Road and United statss GoYernnsnt
IpSrcDsrty e Ca adjacent to The District Idne. e
Ipetition as part thereof, and praying aieo
that this Court empaneI . Iury ia Accord
eases 70 assess the dsnsses eaeS % oWner y suea q
land to be taken may sustain BY reason 81
Pine widening OF the Conduit Road a. afore.
said ana the condemnation of the land neces-
lsary for the same and to assess the benefits
lresuItlng thefefr0m, including all or any
part of the expenses of these prOceedinEa
upon any land which the jury may find
will be benefited. As provided for In and
by the said Act of Congress Of Nay 26,
1928. It is. by the Court, this 18th day Of
October 1897, ORDERED: That all persons
having any interest in these proceedings be-
and they are hereby. warned and commanded
TO appear in this Court on or before the
lst day OF December. 1897, at 10 o'clock
Ia. NJ, and continue in attendance until the
lGourt shall heye made its final order ratify-
ing ana confirming the award of damages
ana the assessment of benefits OF the Jury
Ito be empaneled and sworn herein; and Il
liz further ORDERED: That copy 81 this
Inotice and order be published twice week
ltof two successive weeks in the Waehineton
Evening star. the Washington Post and The
washington Times. newspapers pubii6hed In
said District commencing at least twenty
days before the said LIST day Of DAcemher
1927. Il is further ordered that copy Of
this notice and order be served by the
IUpited States Marehal or his deputies up0n
leach OF the owners OF the fee Of the land
Ito be condemned herein az may be found
Iby the said Marshal or his deputiea within
the District of Columbia, and upOM the
tenants and occupants OF the same, bsfOr0
the LIST day Of Decemher. 1897. By the
Court: WILLIAM HTTZ Justice (Seal0
4 true copy. Test: FRANK CUNNING
HAN. Clerk. By n. A. ROGERS. Asst.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

on the stand has been impressive.
she vigorously denied much Of the
testimony offered Monday by the
states witnesses.
she declared that the thought that
Mosser might report her for making
fnoonshine on his place did not
worry her "when he made It himself
on the place.
IN detailing her life she admitted
at Fairm0nt, w. Va, she had been
head waitress at hotei for six
years. When the prosecutor brought
out that at Fairnlont she went uIl.
der the name Of Name snyder" the
court ruled out the testimony fol-
lowing objection by the dsfense. At
Fairmont she WAS also in the taxlcab
business. operating the machine her.
self.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
TRIAL Of NURSE
NEARs END

CUMBERLAND. Nd. oct. 2s.-.
Indications were when court re-
stunned this morning the end Of the
trial Of Miss Mabel Swan, former
Baltimore nurse. for staying her
landlord, Daniel Mosser, would be
reached by late afternoon. and the
ease 60 10 the jury.
The demeancr Of the prisoner
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

$3.50 p. m.-Announcementh.
. ,. m.-coIumbiA Network.
Il P m.-sssSsn. m.-soSssar Hotel n."sl, Orchestra
WLIB-ChlcaEo-00o -SOS.O
3 p. m.-DrakO Ensemble: Blackntone
oulatet
WTAs--ChieSS@-IeSa-a7K Chiea
II p. m.--Orchostra; Popular Pro-
gram.
WLW-ClnelnnaAs-FOo-t9a.S
9 ,. m.--Harmony -Four.
10 ,. m.-Instrume Trio; Tenor.
IL ?. m.--orRan.
wHB-Kansas UIty-oOO-S3S
8 p. nt.-Artist Concert.
WLs-CSiesES--s:s-sas sC C -
chestra. ' '' H ~
$3.50 .. m.-Tenor.
e:SO y. M.-ShRkerNaarS aar,aa tSAf,n
beth.''
D. m.-Au Stata rzeur "lrs-v,.uA .,
10 ,. m.-ch6rai AhaSio.
1850 .. Yn.-~Hodrn pnarn
II a m.-ponular ProSrSrn. naaa.
Nuese AeS
WsAF-CancfnnaSl-ss0.s6l.s
sopranO. u''OAi FAns' fFokFAm;
$40 =. m-wEAr ysrnvr.r,
IL -N,chSSI rt.wyu,s 49,
W0C-TlSve~nN1r.SA- -. go ssoe'~' Nsoe' -
3:3o D. m.-WEHF proEram.
D. m.--soprano, Tenor.
$3.50 p. m.--WEAF Program,
1850 .. m.--Navy Day program.
WMO-DeS Molnee-6e0-6SK.1
s:Se o. n.-2Serenade Orchestra
9:30 D. m.-COurtesy pfoGrnln.
10 p. m.-Whistler, singer: male
Nu1rtet'
"a p m'--Saxophono SexteE
TMS-MeS sprlngs--TS0-SS4.A
m.-Fea Elortto's Orchestra.
Sn" =. "'-MAie quartets
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
Legal Notieeg

DEPARTMENT, Offics Of the
Supervising Architect, Washington, d. c.,
October 2l, 1927 Sealed bids win b
ii, 1897. for preliminary excavation for
building for the Department OF Commerce,
Washington. G. Drawings and specifica.
A: Wetmore. Acting Supervising Architect.
CITY mS1a or wAsHESSToN SSaTxosN.t 61sTIft q I C-
BY, certify that at . needing 81. the ef0ck-
holders Of the said corporation. held at the
Office OF the company. October j.. 1927. &c
stockholders of the corporation, resolved
that the name Of the said coFpoFati0M be
changed to BAH Furniture Cou1pany, Ine.
JOSEPH D. KAUFMAN,
President BerEain Bah. Ina
Assssiei 49, NETLIXRIE TIRN1NA 1NNAzAsgst < ssIglSstmrnm,
Notary puHNN.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

Too Late to Classify J
LADY desires room, not over $40 mo.
apartment preferred, vicinity 18th and
Col. Rd. Phone Ad, 1885.
NOT responsible for any debts contracted hy
anyone other than myself. ROY T.
BELGIUM police dog, female; small tan with
black head: ON Monday around Woodley
p: Please phone Bradley 272. Reward.
MEN wanted to distribute circulars. Cal
ESQ q. M, 4S4 7th st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
R0MPING AROUND THE RADIO DIAL
BEST PROSPECTS

.. m.-wBAL sandman circle.
'.RequeSted Stories" BY Lady
Baltimore. WBAL. Baltimore
$50 >. m.-'Hiawatha's wed.
ding Feast" By the Temple Unis
versity, WOO (B0S.21.
s:1E .. m.--Army Band SYM
phonettes Washington. WMALs
CHAIN PROGRAMS
y. m.-Waldorf Astoria Or
ehestra. New York. WBAF. WRC.
1850 .. m.--'.rhe 6orceref's by
the National LlEht Opera Com.
pany: Nem York. MEAFs VIC.
WAR: WTA0. WILT, WcAE,
e ,. n.-champfon sparkera
New York. WIZ. KDKA. KYW,
LLW. WLW WJR. WBz. WBzA KsD.
$50 -. m.--Aeolian Recital,
New York. WEAF. WRC. WEELf
WrIc. WILT: MGY: WdR,
WLTB. Ksp. wcco. Voc
York; WIZ. WBz, wBzA KDkA.
> >. m.--Ipana Troubadours New
York. WEAF. ,WRC, WEEI. WGY,
WGR. WWJ. KSD. WCCO. Max.
well House Hour: WIZ. wBZ.;
WBzA. KDKA. XIV. WBALs
WIZ MLW. WHAa. WsB, WMc.
WSM, WAX, WTMJ, WBT.
s:SO D. nn.--G00drich Zippors
end Quartet. New York. WEAF,
WRC, WEEI, WAR, \wTAG.
WCsa. WILT. wdR. WcAH.
WTAM. WWJ. WsAI, KsD,
Wcco, WDAF. WHAS. WSN,
WMC, WSB.
1880 D. m.--Campus CarolIern,
New York. WEAF., WSAI, WCSH,
KSD. WHO.
DANCE MUSIC
1880 ,! m.--Swanss Dance Or
eheetra, Washtngton, WRC (Gse).
II p. fn.--CaaB Hagan and His
Park Central Orchestra, New
York. WEAF (lS1.T).
IL .. m.-Dance Orchestra,
Cleveland. WTAM i3saSl
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
NEARBY STATIONS

WDW1G--AGbuFY Park-sSo-9sl.R
,. m.-Songs; Instrumental.
,. m.--HunteF'1 Musical Gang.
e:S0 p. m.--S0prano:. Jewish songs.
10 ,. m.--DRnce orchestra.
IL p. m.--Sea-Girt Inn Orchestra.
WP0-AtIaatio Cik--l1oo-2Sa.s
7:06 p. m.-Dinner music.
1855 ,. m.-Ca1ino dance music.
$40 p. na.-Chelsea Concert orehes-
$40 .. m.--worId wonder excursions,
p. m.--TraymorO Concert Orehestra.
10 p. m.--Vocal ana instrumental.
10:80 p. ms--CaBino Dance Orchestra.
iI:l6 p. 1n.-Silyer slipper Dance
Orchestra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
p. m.-Sandman.
$3.50 p. m.-Dlnner orchestra.
p. m.-WB1L Ensemble.
p. m.-WJz program
10 p. m.-WRAL Orchestra.
W0R--NOWnek--710-A
,. m.--LevttoW's Orchestra.
8 p. m.-Corregt time.
p. m.-ColumbiA network.
IL p. m.s--Alamae Orchestra.
WEBJ--New Y0RiE--ll7O-4Se
,. m.--DaneO music: entertainers.
WEAF--New XeRk-6IO-s0a
,. ms--Waldorf Astoria muaio.
y. m.-Synagogue service.
1890 .. might OPERA Mime. An
s:30 ,. m.-Asolian recitala.
p. m.--Correct time.
p. m.-Ipana Troubadoufs.
$50 p. m.-SilvertoWh Orchestra; !;
1880 p. m.-campus carolISrn.
IL p. m.-Hagan's Orchestra.
WHN--NeW Yegk--700-SoA.E
p. m.--cottoA Club Orchestra: en-
tertainers.
,. m.-vocal ana instrumental
10 p. mG--RoselGnd Dance Orchestra.
1850 .. m.-siiver Slipper Orchestra.
~ p. m.-Frivolity club Orchestra.
WJZ-New Y0rk-6O0-lS4
s:3e p. m.--Jeddo program.
p. m.~-George Halls Orchestra.
7s2s p. u.--John B. Kennedy.
7:s0 p. m.--GeorgO Hairs Orchestra.
,. m.s-Champion SpArkeFs.
S:3O p. my-eylvAnia ForestoFs.
- p. m.--Maxwsll Hour. Lambert
Murphy. tenor.
10 p. m.--Musical0.
1880 p. m.-AStor dance music.
WRNY-Nsw York-07V-SO0
= p. m.--Navy Day and ROOssvelts
Birthday program.
WMCA--New York--s1o-S7O
1850 p. m VARIED program.
. p: m.--Voeal: DANCE orchestra.
10 D. m.-Musical program.
1850 p. m.--LittlO symphony Orr
ehe&tHAs
WNYC--New YaefE--ESO-B1e
9 ,. m.--varted musicAl program.
$3.50 p. tn.--LewiSohn Gusie Appreeis
alton Courses
10 p. m&-Musieal program
W6EA--NoE6Olk--llA
p. m.-Dinner concert.
p. m.-MusicAlo.
p. m.-Hour Of Music.
10 .. m.-Suffolk studio recital.
IL m.-Organ.
IL D. m.-Night Club Dance MusIo.
WCAU-PhIladelphia-09O-Sy
1880 p. m.-Instrum entail Trio.
.. m.-Felin'S Haw1lians; PaRfait
-Four.
D. m.-Columbia Hour.
IL p. Morgan: Cheer.Up Club.
WIR-PhIIadelphIa- -B0O.HOS
6:1O p. m.--Ben Franklin Orchestra;
markets.
Z p. m.-Uncls wip: birthday list.
WOO-PhiIadelphSa -SOe.s
1880 p. m.--WOO Trio.
$3.50 p. m.--"HiawathA'8 Wedding
Feast" by Temple U.
S:26 p. m.--FOK Theater program
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
Legal Notiea

William w. bride aud A. m. RaIl. (
Attorneys for Peffff0ners
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
BY GARDNER MACK.
RAD|OREGULARS
ENTERTAIN

radio reception slightly under par
last night. There was fading OF
3 very pronounced kind I'm mid
West programs late In the eve
ning-ln addition to the static
bOmbardment. Both South and
Southwest responded well to care
fuI dialling with fair volume and
Northern stations gave spOtty re.
eptiOn-being good here and
there.
With the programs last evening
showing it to be what might be
called q bye-nIght--a night between
spectacular radio evenings - the
regular union entertainers who per.
formed made listeners wish there
were more Of the same even, COM
Portable periods OF entertainment.
It was the regular entertaining
9anK who entertained for the vari.
Gus subsidized programs-if we ex.
cept Admiral Thomas r. Magruder,
u. 8. N, and his Navy talk from
WIP-and they entertained well.
Likewise we might except Bah. who
came back TO the microphone after
q summer vacation that ran well
into the fan. Bah IL one Of the
easiest persons to listen to--through
loud speaker or otherwise--we
know anything about and there are
quite number OF men listeners
who get quite q kick out of her
shopping talks, advertising though
they be. They give us material for
dinner table chat and likewise help
our bankers protect our checking
accounts!
The Sealy Air weavers. the
Eveready group, the Radio Caval.
cade and Ted Weems Orchestra in
the WMAL Movie Club activities
provided q rather full evening for
listeners, without much dial twist
ing needed. There was 4 Great
Moment in History" that helped
the early evening exercises, too,
during the course OF which one of
the reasons for liking this program
immensely was given in the state.
ment that q person who knows the
characters Of the leaders OF a nation
learns the history OF the nation
without recourse to dates and other
statistics. Last night two illuni.
mating episodes in the early life
Of the late President Theodore
Roosevelt were presented In strik.
ing way that was highly informa.
tive.
We should not overlook the fact
that Malcolm LaPrade contributed
to the general enjoyment, as he
usually does, with an excellent
travel talk from WIZ in the early
evening-which we managed to
hear best from KYW, by the way.
LaPrade Ii q distinct radio person
ality and whether he talks about
travel or IL part Of q radio or
drama or merely writes the
scenario and directs its perform
ance before the microphone, his
characteristic touch is felt by
listeners and thoroughly enjoyed
by them.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
I PER DAY.

20 times coneeCudyessessss lie
These rates are for eOnSecu.
live inseftiDna for undlgpiaY
want ads only
All ads are restricted 70 fhear
proper classlfIcafion and % tbs
regular Times and Herald STYLE
Of type.
The WashlBgtOn Times hns
Herald q 8 member of the A..
sOeiati0n Sof Newspapee Classi.
fled Advertising Managers. Whlch
includes leRdlng seWspzpero
Throughout the country and has
for one Of its aims the ellnlfna.
tl0n Of fraudulent and misIead.
ing classified advertising. The
Washington Times and HERALD,
~ well ~ every other nIen1be1
OF the association, on0eaVons 60
print only truthful classified a.
vegttsemenfg and win appFec1ate
having ttB attention called % auiy
adyertfsemeat NOT conforming 3e
the highest standards 0f Honesty.
Ads ordered for mora than one
day and stopped before that
time win be charged for the
actual number Of times the "a
appeared charging the rate
earned.
Correction 0e eErors IN classs.
He'd 1ds must be made before
the second Insertion. No allow.
ance win be- made for more than
one uncOFreCted insertion.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
TIMELY TIPS


House for Rent
TEN ROOM house, near Capi.
toll, library. Modern improve
nlents. Partly furnished IL de-
sired; reasonable. Consult the
owner when you have secured
the details from the Rental Col.
unnS Of Classified.
Rooms for Rent, Furnished
VERMONT AvE-Downtown)
Southern exposure, comfortable
rooms, SIG to SIS mp; others
twin beds, next to bath. Select
. room through the Classified
Rental Ads. There will be one
In the section You prefer.
Automobiles fer Sole
IF IT'S . Hudson or an Essex
Used Car you are looking for,
before you buy see the nd Of
this firm in Classified. Their
terms and prices are the best
to be found.
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Unfurnished Apartments for
Rent
IRVING ST. N. W.-Five
rooms and bath apartment new.
" papered, $3.50. 2.family
house, large yard. The Apart.
ment columns of the Classified
section. daily list the most at.
tractive Of the available aDart.
ments for readers.
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Porsonols
DRESSMAKING AND FANCY
sewing. s st. N. w. This ad
will solve many OF your dress
making difficulties. Call ON the
advertiser and let her advise and
assist you.
The aboUe Danfs and offeTs
are only q feD Of the many
intsrestinG prepositions JON
will find ad0sstised in fod1y's
Tinses and Herald cLossified
adUertisiRg sections.