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Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-01
For Rent-Farm LarsG

FOR ii.AS:.--I25 acres in a'fulfa.
in Ely lta'ts Of 1wner,a. Sec Il.
NJ Nelph. Imperial. 23t10
FOR BENT-l0 acres for dairy. ad
joining 50 acres can De rented
reasonably. some COWS furnish
ed GOOD house and silo. G.. T..
HIlkerson, Holt1illc. Phone SfFi
IioItFIIlc. 3l3
-
FOR RENTS acres alfalfa pas
turc or viii lease land. > miles
cast :, mile north Of Whiting $
Crossing on the r. l.. Young
ranch. sits
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday S Results

Hollywood $, Sacramento >.
Laos Angeles :, Seattle ) ll2 mn.
iNGs).
san Francisco >, Portland !.
Oakland -, Missions :.
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MAJOR LEAGUES
Get SURPRISE
FROM CHICAGO
Cubs and White SOx Are
Playing Smart Ball In
Each Contest.

By HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, jane When the
Pennant chances Of the major
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday S Results

New York los, Philadelphia 80.
Boston +, Washington |
Chicago I, 81 Louis ,.
Detroit Cleveland o.
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For Snle-Real Estate

r - - ----
FOE SALE-Iouse GA Weusle,-
Az. Very reasonable terms. Val
Icy Lumber CO. z6tf
HuTLLTOR SALE or lease. Inquire
iJ7i2 l.. Main 81. 1876
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WEAR A HUSTON TRUSS AND
FORGET YOUR RUPTURE
Business Demands Do Not Permit
ether Stops in Th,, Section

SO cbar." for aI1Irc or d..su-
>tra'lon. r'mcmlor the date and
lio'rl. t~h for br. Huston. Per
manout address: Huston Tru,, g.,
- titf 81. New York, \. y, L. :.
Il
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-01
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn ;, Boston >.
Pittsburgh 10, Chicago 9.
New York l%, Philadelphia /.
st. Louis !, Cincinnati 0.
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
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TODAY'S WANT ADS

LOST-In Jacumba, lady 5 brown
coat silver gray fur collar, Sun
day. Return to Press office.
il3
FOR RENT-,Nicely furnished
house, four rooms, sleeping porch.
Summer rates. III SO. Seventh.
Phone 94j. 1tf
FOR RENT-Snsall house, shade, cx-
ira room. $50 Brighton. 1t3
FOR RENT-TwO flats in San Die
so, good location, furnished or un-
furnished. For particulars phone
20, Miss Washburn. Ito
FOR RENT-Fiyc room modern
home, good location, nice lawn.
% Sandalwood. Phone l2SW.
lt3
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FOR SALE--Bargain, real home,
good location, tive rooms, modern.
Nice lawn, flowers. Owner leaving
town, making very low price. olJ
Sandalwood. Phone 12SW. lt3
WANTED-Tray girl. Apply after
school. r. u W. Root Beer Store.
s36 Main st. lt2
FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house at Live Oak Springs. Mrs.
j. Stafford. 57l Olive. It's
FOR RENT--Slceping porch, priv
ate entrance. 57l Olive. Its
NANTED-R Reliable man to do gen
eral ranch work. Milk Il lcw
COWS. Huff Ranch, t miles north
west of Seclcy. 1cod 3
FOR SALE-2 horses, implements,
chickens, turkeys, canary birds,
milo. Also year lease on 80 ac.
good ranch, all well plowcd, 4
room house, on Highway, miles
south Of Sccley. G. Jensen. 1t3
EXPERIENCED mixer, married,
wants steady job. $. A. Grimes,
Rte > Box 2lS, FL Centre. It's
FOR SALT wheel, > ton trailer
5o7 +. Orange. 1t6
For REINT--For vegetables. 10
acres, y miles south of Hcbcr
See c. i. Stevenson, y mile north
and II mile east of Hcbcr. 1tf
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Household Goods
For SaIe-Aufomotiue

FOR SALE-2 wheel strong trailer,
80. Call at 1022 Brighton, after
) clock. Off
FOR SALE-I926 Buick Muster .
door sedan. Al condition. New
rubber, fully equipped. y bargain.
Cash or terms. Inquire 708 I'm
perial Ave. Calexico. gstG
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Situations Wanted

-
EXPERIENCED slcaograplcr. Em.
ploycd locally wishes stcnograplir
work evenings. Phone 2JlJ. 2Nti
EXPERIENCED white chamLcr-
maid wishes hotel job, 5S3 Olive.
sits
AMERICAN middleagcd woman
wants permanent Job. Ranch or
camp cooking. Good cook. 2S3
Olive. 31t3
MAKE yoGr ranch pay. Have had
varied experience in handling
sheep. Want connection with It
party in business or wanting to
get in. Can invest small amount.
Press Box 20. 3ltG
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Wanted ToBuy

We BUY second hand goods of a
descriptions. Army ana Navy Va
rlety store. 430 Main. 2Sl
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-01

pR SALE-Coachella laludr, De
m9 good business. Ana laarira
faIloy VIII trade for truels or
ear, Elias smith Coacucua, Calls
.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-01

MAAILU--oecond hand furni.uIs
Call 4y5W. el9 Main st. I5tt
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PouItry

HOB SALE ~ l.. Rod hens
Iat,s. I., Euclid.
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SPORT NEWS SECTION

}aaguc baseball clubs were being
rated before the season opened, the
two Chicago clubs were given hard
II a tumble but they are up close
TO the top now and may be around
l1hrrc for the remainder Of the sea
son.
The White Sox did not look as
strong as the Philadelphia Athletics
and the Washington Senators, but
they are hustIing and playing smart
baseball. The Cu6s haven t as much
class as the st. Louis Cardinals and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-16
MRS. MARY 9. RICHARDSON

Requiem high mass for Mrs. Mary
C. Richardson, widow of James
Richardson, will be said tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock in Sacred
Heart Church, following services
at the residence, 1881 Harvard st.
n. w.
A lifelong Washington resident,
Mrs. Richardson was the grand.
daughter Of. John Herlihy, contract
or who laid the first sidewalk and
curbing in Washington. Her pa
ternal grandfather, jeremiah Looney
and her father, Dennis Looney. were
the contractors who built the Ten.
leytown Road, near Wisconsin Az
enue. Mrs. Richardson was g.
years old. She died following long
illness, at her home Monday.
Surviving are Mrs. Richardson's
son, DR.. Joseph A. Richardson. a
granddaughter, Mary Elizabeth
Richardson, sister, Mrs. John q.
Wolfe, five nieces and a nephew.
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MRS. MARY LIVINGSTON

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Livingston, wife of Samuel Living
ston, head of q local clothing firm.
were held today from her residence,
the Argonne Apartments, where she
died Tuesday. Rabbi Abram Simon
and Rabbi Louis Schwefsl officiated.
For the past 40 years Mrs. Liv.
Tngston resided in Washington. She
came here from Paterson, N. j.,
with Mr.. Livingston, who had been
in business there. Mrs. Livingston
was born in Poland, but was brought
to this country when 3 years old,
She was a member of ARENA Chap
ter, o. e. S., the Maccabees. the
Council of Jewish Women, and the
Sisterhood Of the Eighth Street
Temple.
Mrs. Livingston is survived by
her husband, her son, BENJAMIN,
who is associated with his father
in business, and seven daughters,
Miss Jennie Livingston, Miss Ber-
tina Livingston, Miss Adele Living
ston, Mrs. Arthur ]. Sundlun, Mrs.
Melvin H. Schlosberg, Mrs. Fred
Schneider, all of Washington, and
Mrs. A. C. Cohen, of Indianapolis!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-16
81 Indicted BY
GRAND JURY

Paul NJ. Walter. formerly employed
as q collector for the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. was today
indicted by the Grand Jury for en-.
bszzIement. Thomas A. Lee, man.
ager Of the company. alleged that
Walter had used for his purposes
s126.12 Of the moneys OF the com
pany.
Embezzlement, larceny after trust
and grand larceny Is alleged against
Roy Henderson, formerly assistant
manager Of the Lincoln and Gin
derella Shoe Stores. The charges
were made by Harry L. Tabaclk and
Lax Greenwald. owners Of the stores,
who alleged that the accused left
their employ March /, last, without
giving them any notice, and took,
February 2S, last. $217.59, and March
/, $666.95, of the company's money.
Z Housebreaking and larceny are
charged against Howard o. Thomp-
son. Samuel l.. Sailor, alias Samuel
L. Saylor; Charles A. Berry, william
F. Joyce, Leroy Riggs and William
e. Brown; and the following are in.
dieted for grand larceny; Joseph II.
Phillips; Charles Berry, Simms Will
liam Leedon, woodland j. Holden,
Stanley Gray, Preston III. lowell
George b. Garrison, Clarence Black,
Joseph r. Hilleary two indictmerts).
Violation OF the Harrison anti.nar-
cotic act Is charged against Gaius M
Brumbaugh. Charles j. Demas two
indictments), Samuel Edward Killian,
John Hands and Joseph A. Richard.
son. Violation of the Mann act is
alleged against Clyde Pingley and
James Eberly, and William L. Joyner
IL indicted for an alleged criminal
operation.
Others indicted include Preston II.
Lowell and Clarence Black, grand
larceny and joyriding; William Price,
Frank Gray. Joseph Banks and An
drew Davis, assault with danger
Gus weapon: Isadore N. Dantzler,
forgery; Ray Burdette, perjury: Will
liam L. Golden, Joseph Fairfax,
George e. Young, William r.
Holmes. Cornelius ]. Wheeler, James
Clark, Carl Holmes and George T.
Collins, joyriding.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-16
Stuart High School
Dedication Tomorrow

The Stuart Junior High School.
so named to commemorate the work
of former Superintendent of Schools
Alexander TAFT Stuart, will be dedi.
Gated tomorrow night at o'clock
in the auditorium of the building.
A program OF short addresses con-
corning the various phases of Mr..
Stuart's life and service in the
Washington public schools has been
arranged.
A portrait Of Mr.. Stuart, pre-
scented to the school by the late
Mrs. A. T. Stuart. will be unveiled
by his granddaughter, Irene Elliott
Moore.
Mr.. Stuart was educated in the
public schools of Washington and
began work here in a teaching ca
pacity in 1870. During his more
than so years of service he was 4
teacher, director. supervising princi-
lpal and superintendent OF schools.
He died about three years Ago.
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JONAS II. MIoHAELTs

Jonas H. Michaelis. for IS years
head Of one Of the departments OF
Lansburgh. Brothers department
store, died suddenly Monday in
Paris, France, according to word
received here. Mrs. Michaelis was
with him at the time of his death.
Mr.. Michaelis' sister, Mrs. Max
Kohner, and her husband lied
last Friday to join him in Paris.
They were, notified Of his death
by radio. Mr.. Michaelis also leaves
q daughter, Mrs. Charles S. Schle-
singer, OF Wheeling, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michaelis resided
at the Roosevelt Hotel here. Mr..
Michaelis retired from business sew.
eral years ago. He was a mem.
Der of Alrnas Temple and Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation.
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DEATHS

Charles c. Hood, IS years st. Elisa.
beths Hospital.
Rev. Jacob Yutsy, 50 years National
Lutheran Home.
Frank W. Morse. 7s years, o. 8 SOL
diers Home Hospital.
:. william Otto. - years 1Osa Sixth
a, Mary s Livingston. % years. Isls Coz
Aida <. Potter. Is years. en- route
Alto Hospital.
Albert Raymond Forrest 81 years,
5000 o st. NJ W.
Eugenia G. Pierce ~ years. Garfield
Hospital
:, Marie Marcsila strOmski. Is years.
George .. Specht. IL years, swimming
pool. Georgia Ave. N. w.
Inez Henschel. years Children'a
,., Elsie Z, Bs 4 50 years al ives. Min
: Louisa .3s 6; Rsynolds. IS years SOIL
Aged.
NTwenty-second st. ". W.
Henson Brown. 50 years. FTsedmsn'l
Ruth v. White. As years Freedmen.
Hospital.
Katie Randolph, ~ years Freed.
mems Hospital
Ethel Delaney. ~ years. Gallinssr
Mary y. cro.. ia years. Gailinrsr
clara virginia Arnold, months,
1855 Sheridan Rd. s. e..
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SYDNEY AsHBRIDGE

Sydney Ashbridge, secretary OF
the Arcade Company, Fourteenth
Street and Park Road, died last
night at his home, 2117 G st. N.
w. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow morning at st. Matthew
Church. The Rev. E. L. Buckley
will officiate.
Mr.. Ashbridge, who was native
Of England, was in the insurance
business in Baltimore for several
years after coming to this country.
He lived in Washington for the
past eight years. Surviving Mr.
Ashbridge are his wife, a daughter,
Mrs. Harvey L. Rabbit. and a sis
ter, Mrs. Alexander Colby, Of Lon
don, England.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-16
Labor Insurance Co.
Onens Office Here

Organized Labor yesterday en-.
tered the insurance field when the
doors of the Union Labor Life In.
surance Company at 1901 Connect.
cut Avenue were officially opened.
The first policy taken out was
issued to Secretary of Labor James
j. Davis.
Matthew Vol, president of the
company. explained that the com.
pany will solicit business mainly
among the families Of members of
trade unions.
The company In Incorporated
under the laws of Maryland with a
capitalization of $4,000.
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MRS GEORGE M THOMAs

Mrs. Margaret c. Thomas, wife
Of George M. Thomas, b0s Ninth
St. N. W., died last night at her
residence. She had been three
years an invalid. She lived in
Washington % years.
Mrs. Thomas was IS years old.
She is survived by her husband, a
daughter, Virginia, and son,
George G. N. Thomas.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow from the family residence.
Burial win be at Mrs. Thomas
birthplace, fredericksburg, Va.
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zation's annual banquet held in the
Continental Hotel, last night.
Others placed In office were Mrs.
George Evans, first vice president:
Mrs. w. s. Erwin. second vice
president; Mrs. Ivy Ashburn, treas
urer, and Mrs. r. j. Morgan, Sec
rotary.
The retiring president, Mrs.
Thomas H. Faris, was presented
with q pin. Following the banquet
and business session the entire
group attended Keith's Theater.
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and Bessie Harding, -, Of HARDWOOD.
Philip Mack. 81. and Blanche Barnes,
IL. The Rev. ]. Wright
George q. Hall. p, and LueiIa
The Rev. william NJ. Hoffman. =
Thomas r. Lavender. 26. Of Phifadel-
phia, Pa, and Elizabeth Etnire. 2S of
WNilliamsport, Ind. The Rev. r. X.
Albert Stanley Jones Knight. 80 and
both OF Richmond, Va. The Rev. e.
Denis !. Carroll. 81. and Ruth 4.
Dyer 20. The Rev. J, M. Moran.
Worth H. Arnold, IS, and Virginia
n. stoy. 90 both Of Mclean, va. The
Rev. \. B, Smith.
Proctor. is The Rev. r. j. Tobin.
Myron Rullmann. SO. and Carrie
Morris. g. The Rev. A. II. Mckinley.
Clair Wesley pa Foe 90, and Sophia
e RieSaTa co Rsy B B; Schmidt s1S at;..
Lofty, 10. The Rev. e. 7. Lewis.
Oscar seyfried. 26. and Evelyn M,
Roberts, Is. The Rev. T. V. Fitz-
Joseph A. Luezak. %. and Edith c.
Jet. a, The. Rev q. r. Dudley.
Emery Wood Sutphin. 20, and Marv
Lee Newgent, 20. The Rev. o. b.
Chester c. Hayes 81, and Mary G
Beardmore. 20. The Rev. c. E. Buck
John Edward Augustus, g. ana Mary
Marguerite stalter. 81, both Of somer-
set, Ohio. The Rev. G. C. McGonagle.
Constantine ]. Poulos. 20, and Louise
I. Kavakos. 20. The Rev. s. Kara.
Jack Nichols. IS. Julia Miller, Is.
Earl Scott. Is, and Ami. jackson
20. The Rev. r. B. Wilson.
Harry Melvin Zones, 30, and Marion
Rose Willett, 81 The Rev. o. B. Falls
Edward Irving Williams ~. and
Margaret Mary Boucher, Fl. The Rev
H. Mortimer Barkiey, Is. Sarah
Blanche Frances Young. 20. The Rev
William F.. Gillett. So. and .Iosephin,
Grayson, %. The Rev. ). E. wills.
Edward Stewart. "A. and Elsa NJ
Buehler. 10. The Rev. H. B. smith.
Lawrence r. Pratt, %. and Mary
McReady. "a. The Rev. C. Wood.
ID. Milton Laid. %, and katherine
Pfeiffer. 20. The Rev. G. r, Dudley.
John Carter MacNab. 20, and Helen
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BIRTHS

James e. and Ruth L. Dodson, girl.
James A. and Ellen NJ. Franklin, boy.
Claude H. and Margaret Hilliard, boy.
John N. and Nellie S. Lewis. boy.
Charles q. and Lorraine King, hoy.
John s. and Mary Seybold, boy.
Charles ]. and Ruth Haycraft,, girl.
Edward ]. and Virginia Mahan. girl.
William 2. ana Audrey N. Brown.
girl.
Albert r. and Myrtle s. Beck, boy.
Bernard and Freda Buckhantz, boy.
James v. and Mamie r. Griftls, boy.
Louis e. and Mabel d. Parker, boy.
Arthur j. and Eva e. Leck. girl.
Joseph and Hazel R. Mangus, boy.
Harlan P. and Martha A. Sanborn,
girl.
Frank J and Bertha White. boy.
Richard e. and Maud Brown, girl. X
Eddie and Lide Daniel. girl
Theodore r. and Myrtle Eubank,
girl.
Charles and Irene Hunter, boy.
June and Matte Jefferson. boy.
Lloyd ana Cora Lyles, boy.
Charles E. and Mary A. Butler, girl.
Harry W. and Etalka Wade. girl.
Fred D. and Flsta billiard, boy.
Floyd s. and Matilda j. Haight, boy.
Thomas D. and Lucille Dixon. girl.
Sylvester and Ida Vaughn. boy.
Neal and Elizabeth Aister, by.
William ]. and Gladys T. Clayton,
girl.
william and Leonora Boush, girl
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Births, Marriages, and Obituaries

Gertrude Psbst, Is. The Rev. J. T.
Donald r. GIN. "a, ana Janet Leona
Gray. The Rev s. j. Porter.
Andrew J. Jonen. 81; ana Marion Il.
Rice. q, both Of Richmond. va. The
Georss Bradford Hicks, 20, ana Heleu
Louise Royce. q. The Rev. william A.
John warren Hood. %, ana Netti.
n, BarneA a. both Of Silver Spring,
Nd. The Rev. II. NJ. Hennig.
Stuart Conte Hardin. IS, o. Pouch.
keepsie, N Y.s and Ouida Virginia Wat
ties. ~, Of Frederickeburgh, Va. Thu
Rev. Villa NJ Hoffman.
Elmer Anthony Stats. e6, Of Land.
over, Ma. ana Thellna Elisabeth Brown
keaton, 20. The Rev. y "a. Thomp-
Starr Truscott. Il. ana katharine +.
Morse, 81. The Rev. p. Pinch.
Boyd Crawford. 81. and Gertrude
Galloway. Is. Of West Falls Church,
Va. The Rev. q. W. Popkins
Andrew J. Spriggs 50. and Mary
Virginia oyerton. 81. The Rev. J. L
Nathan Cone. IS. ana clara Mari.
Case, 81. The Rev U. q. b. Pierce.
Chester Maske. %, and Dorothy Coles,
IS. The Rev. H. W. Tolson.
A. Eusene De Reeves. 81. Of EastOns
Nd. and Katherine Blister Kelly, 10. Of
Springfield. Ohio. The Rev. +. A. y.
Jesse J. slmms. 81. and Berthsn,a o.
Griffin, 81. The Rev. II. d. Griffin.
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Samuel williams Turner, AZ, of
Craddock. Va. and Ruth s. Clark, rs.
The Rev. A. e. Barrows
Joseph Maschetti, II, and Evelyn
Pugh, IT, both of Richmond, Va. The
Rev, H. A. Cur1ey.
Robert e. Newton, 55, and Minnie N.
Cough, 10, both OF Dillwyn, Va. The
Rev. William M. Hoffman.
Robert C. Campbell, 40, and Helen
Bush, S5. The Rev. A. sayles.
Marion Porter Aric, rs, ana Eta
Hess, rs, Of Philadelphia, Pa, The
Rev. G. M. Diffenderfer.
John Carroll. 80 of Cherry Hill. va,
and Matte Neal ~. OF Woodbridge, va.
The Rev. n, w. Toison.
Herman Huffman, 81. OF Burdis, va,
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Mrs. George Dalwick
Heads Park View Club

Mrs. George Dalwick was in.
stalled as president of the Park
View Womsn's Club, at the organi.
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Auction Sale

Auction Sale
TODAY-At 633 La. Ave. N.
W.-Humphries Radiant Fire
Gas Heaters, Four.poster Beds,
like new; Garden Tools, Lawn
Mowers, Tennis Rackets; Gar.
land Gas Ranges, COngoleum,
new; Chairs, Rockers, etc.
Things you have been wanting
for every room of the house,
or for use in the garden or
sport, will be found here at
prices less than half. For fur
Their information, see the Auc-
ton Notices in tOday's Classified
Section.
Miscellaneous For Sale
Large refrigerator, suitable for
butcher shop or grocery, fine
condition; no reasonable offer
refused. This Is a rare OppOr.
Cunfty to secure something you
may be needing in your bust.
ness.
Safe, steel, medium size, good
condition, real sacrifice. The de.
tails Of both these articles can
be found in today's classified
columns under Miscellaneous for
Sale.
Unfurnished House For Rent
FOR SUMMER-and the rest
Of the year. Many old shade
trees around this seVen.rOotn
and bath artistic house; all
conveniences. Chevy Chase, ID.
G. Large lot, rent reasonable.
You win be pleased to inquire
further into the houses listed in
the Classified Real Estate Col
JlInns.
81
House for Sale
Buy From Owner and SAGE
Brokers' Commission
Mt. Pleasant st. N. VS.
rooms, reception hall, tiled bath,
screened sleeping porch, 2 large
porcheS, double garage. Many
other attractive homes are of.
fered for sale in today's CLASH.
fled Columns.
So
Personals
POST GRADUATE COURSE,
Personally conducted tour
through Florida. For dates and
terms call Florida Tours. You
viii find many announcement
Of interest and value to you
listed in the Personals Columns
Of Classified.
The above Uants and offers
are only a feGU Of the many in.
terestins propositions you sUill
find adUertised in fodoy's
Times and Herald classified
GdUsrtfsiRs seetion
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-16
SCHOOLS CLOSE JUNE %

Superintendent Of Schools BaIlou
announced today that the public
schools win close for pupils on
june % and for teachers on June
"a. A misunderstanding had given
rise to the belief by many students
that the schools would close at 8
later date.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-16
Thirty Russlans Arrested

REVAI4. Esthonla, June is.
Thirty Russians are under arrest
here today. charged with plotting
Soviet ambassador to Esthonia.
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SLAYER Of RED
ENVOY JAILED
By international News Service

by mteFnanOnAl NEWS seFylee
WARSAW, June 16.-Boris Kow.
erda. assassin Of Peter Woikoff.
Soviet minister to Poland. was sen.
fenced to life Imprisonment early
today by the extraordinary court
which tried him.
Il was announced, however, that
the court would recommend 10 the
president that the sentence be com
muted to fifteen years penal se~vii
tude. The trial was not marked by
any unusual incident.
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The signpost to home 0wnershIp eau
be found in Classification 81 and az.
classified nd pages.
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The above Wants and offers
are only a fetU Of the many in.
tsrestins propositions you sUill
find adUertised in fodoy's
Times and Herald classified
GdUsrtisiRs section
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

William and Leonora Boush, girl
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-14
Cadillac Sedan.

A beautiful town car. that has had family
possible condition. both mechanically and in
appearance. This car. is fully equipped, IN,
make an ideal car for the family to be proud
of, at reasonable price. We are offering
this car at special nducement during our
early Snring sale Price 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-14
WHY'S Knight 1924 Coupe
Sedan

In every respect a car that will give I'M
limited willys-Knight satisfaction and that
public Has not been refnished but looks
very good, and the interior is not worn or
the least bit dirty. Fully equipped, includ-
ing four almost new tires, and good spare.
You have always wanted to own quiet
smooth running Willys-Knight. and this Is
your opportunity. at great saving. Price
&R00 VIII iradn IL desirad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-14
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORDS. FORDS. FORDS.
1926 Tudor Sedans. choice of 8. ,S275 90 up
1926 Tudor demonstrator-several
extras. AL condition.
1925 Coupe. about eight months
old. AL condition $4,000
10 800 o1'.s' 49,. : - 5000 Up
Tourings and runabouts. different
models, all prices. choice of 20.
Light delivery. late model. new
open body. roll curtains. . 10000
than i 500 miles ............ $4,000
Some OF the. above cars can be bought for
S25 90 cash. balance So 90 weekly.
Open Sundays. 10 AM. to / PM.
Steuart Motor Company,
I4l 10Th ct. ne L, 5000.