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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-18
Man from Arctic Li,'es Re,cmd io
 Football P!aycrs

CHICAGO. H.. Nov. IS Ellis F Sears had never seen a foosball game but for three years had lis- tened ill over the radio 10 ac- counts of the University of cAi. cago games from his home in Au- ella Rivers. B. C.. 250 miles south of the Arctic Circle.
 Sears, made tine trip to tie states and came here to sea the University of Chicago eleven in 2 battle. He brought 16 hooded traDper coats from the north to the players for their clean play ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-18
HUGCINS TO KEEP HOME RUN TWINS
 UNTIL THEY SLIP

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Nov. 1s-George Herman Ruth and Lou Gchrig, slugging twins of the New York Yankees, will not be sep arated next year, Miller Huegins, manager of tho world champions. declared here today.
 Huggins said that he would keep both his home run hitters until either one or the other was let go to strengthen, not weaken, his club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-18
WAIVER AND WAIVER ACT IS SIGNED FOR
 1928 BY pIRAlEs

PITTSBURGH. Nov Is Tke la ebal act of Naner and Waner i; all set for the 192s season.
 Paul and Lloyd Waner, sersa- tional Pirate ouffielders. now da. ing turn in vaudeville, signed contracts for next year after q conference with owner Barney Dregfuss. Advances over laat years contract were given both players, but neither divulged the terms of the new documents nor the salary boosts. and Dreyfnss retained his usual silence on such matters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-18
POCKET BILLIARD TITLE
 UP IN CHICAGO MATCH

CHICAGO. Nov. ls The naeoa- al pocket billiard championship titie. held by four different cham. pions since last year again is in jeopardy
 II was announced today the match between Frank Taberski. present titleholder. and Pasquale Natalie of Chicago, has been def initely arranged for Chicago on October 21, 22 and 23. They will play three blocks of 150 points each for the title.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-18
THE HANDY MAN

do Carpenter. Electrical. Kal- somining, Painting, in fact any kind of general repair work. Henry C. Gorham, Phone 2324
 ,1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-18

Virginia " will sail Tor Ten akee. Warm Springs and Port Alexander. Saturday evening al 10 o'clock. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-18
smoking's fine!

ARE you on the outside looking in? Come on in. Bring your pipe. Load it with cool, long burning Prince Albert, and you're member, with full privileges, right off the bat.
 pf course, we're happy. Just open tidy red tin of P. A. and you'll begin to understand what makes us that way. What fragrance! And that's only starter. Tuck load into the bowl of your old jimmy-pip and connect with match. Oh, Man-fhat taste!
 Cool as reveille on frosty morning. Sweet as three-day leave. Mild as a brand-new rookie mild and mellow, yet with that full,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-18
Illinois Primary
 Election La1c Js
 Unconstitutional

CHICAGO. Nov. 1S-The prl- mary election law passed by the last Illinois General Assembly was declared unconstitutional .n a dc cision today by Judge Harry M Fisher in suit brought by Julius Kreeger to restrain the holding of primary election next April under provisions of the act.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-18

rich tobacco-body that puts the joy-o'-living into every single puff. You know what I mean, and mean Prince Albert's got it! Try P. A.
 The first puff will tell you why PA. is known as the National Joy Smoke. It will tell you why this one brand is the worlds largest seller. And every other puff is just as good. Get started, Man!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-27
SHOE SALESMAN

thoroughly experienced in
women's fine footwear and ac-
customed to the best clientele.
This is a splendid opportunity
for capable and energetic young
man; liberal salary and commits
sion; write full particulars re-
garding ability. Address Box
220-D, Star Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

046 NJ Y. AVE: N.W.-Rooming house
good condition: cleo. sell on terms if sold
Immediately. Address Box SD. Star office.
DELICATESSEN and confectionery: first
class: no competition: white neighborhood:
leaving city; will sacrifice. Address Box
l79.D. Star Office. 90
NO I0Oi II ST. NW-Directly opposite
New Ebhitt Hotel: big show windows on
both 10th st. and St: only 800 a month
THOS. D. WALSH,
SIS 18th ST. NV Main 755S-755e.
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WANTED-Meat cutter for re-
tail market: those with chain
market experience preferred.
State salary desired in reply to
Box 2QO-D. Star Office.
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HUPMOBTLE CLUB SEDAN. latest model;
perfect c9ndtien has heen run very little ey
new; forced to sacrifice. IL n ct. ne.
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MEN-The life insurance bust
ness offers you an opportunity
to earn a splendid salary and
secure a position with a real
future; we can use a few more
high-grade men in our organiza-
ton; experience not necessary.
Apply Mr.. Hirsh, 1903 H st.
NV, 4th floor.
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H HIP sosL5. R TIH IdS ,'s 59 eSs
condition: price, $500. Phone Mr.. Bran-
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HUPMQBILE TOURING. late lo2a: run
only 10 600 miles hy careful drivsr: dpso
car. 621 Norris 81. ne. between 9th 4
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YOUNG NAN

WE HAVE an opening for a
really experienced retail grocery
man. Give your employment
record for past several years
and salary expected in letter to
Box 201-D, Star office.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lCont'tl,

TEACHER. normal school graduate colored
wants position as nurse with family spend
ing vacation out OF town. Address Box
YOUNG LADY wishes position as typ!st and
general Office worker; good penman. Col
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MARMON "a SEDAN. late 1925: F.passen.
ger; balloon tires; low MILEAGE wonderful
many extras: only 81 $50: terms 20 g1tt:
will trade annAllAr car PntomAc MA
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CAN YOU display attractively
and sell prohtably fruits and
vegetables in a retail market?
If so give details and salary de-
sired in letter to Box 3oO-D,
Star office.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

EsMAN.DIsTRIBUToR capable Of or
ganizing sales force: absolutely new pat
ented article that fills a lonR-felt want
every home. every apartment needs It, AD-
plicsnt must have moderate amount OF cash
to finance himself and business. Exclusive
selling control. Washington and Baltimore
given right party. Appointments made by
telephone only. Hall. Main 1884. 2ss
sALESM EN--Having more prospects than
we can handle. we desire. two good closers
for substantial water front property 80
minutes from Washington. Also fve sales
men or saleslades TO make appointments
Side Golf and Country V Club S26'S3o Baker
Bldg. 1920 ct. NV. Main $685. or Main
9592 27s
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NEAT CUTTER 90 take charge OF bench in
MARKET must give reference. Address Box
U1k.n nf QSe
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INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE
LIST OF CARS is ONE WITH
WHICH AN ICEBERG ELEC-
TRIO REFRIGERATOR WILL
BE GIVEN ABSOLUTELY
FREE. ,rS
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AtN0h NV AOGN NOOUSISo.
BEAUTY CULTURE-Marcei waving, mani
curing. etc; short thorough course prac,
teal experience: easy weekly payments
The Honour School, Sl7 14th st. NV. FIR.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT oUTcKLY-LT-
censed lady instructor. expert driver also
man instructors, parking and permits: cars
furnished. CONOVER. 212S II NV. w. 306S.
IF YOU WANT A GOOD POSITION. TAKE
q course in Gregg shorthand; touch type
writing. bookkeeping or civil service in
Woods Commercial School. 81 +, Capitol
in preparing persons for business positions.
Very liberal monthly rates.
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT
for drawing large studio offers unusual
opportunity for practical training evenings:
viii interview only those desiroue Of max
ing commercial art their profession. Ad.
dress Box 456-A Star Office.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY. OLD EXPE-
rieneed instructors: satisfactton insured:
white chaufteurs furnished Call Line: SO.
TUTORING in French. Spanish and Latin
by teacher with M. A. degree. Phone
NEW CLASS OPENING JULY /.
Last CLASS instruction until Sept. Tele-
phone switchboard operating. Telephone
school. oxford Bldg. 14th bet. N. Y. ave.
IF you WANT A GOOD POSITION, TAKE
q BOYD commercial course: short. easily mas
tered: improved methods. complete: success
full. Positions open hourly classes forming
Boyd Secretarial School.
&oes -, NV. fEes, o YrA. N. 232S.
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NEAT CUTTER. experienced: steady job for
right man. Apply John W. Koob. Stand
63l Center Market
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up: also special prices on largo balloon tires.
Handley's. 3436 l4th et. nv.
1925 CHEVROLET COUPE: like new; only
run 1000 miles; stored since Jan. !: owner
in sanitarium. See Mr.. Haines. IS BrEant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-27

SALESMAN AND COLLECTOR: must have
car, ApnIy Andalown Collection Service
Peoples Life Insurance Building. 14th and
II xv Roam I'm
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES A few men
who are DESTROYS of increasing their earnings
after hours Call ais Southern BLDG. bet.
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r. B. \, Switchboard Operator. male, white;
hours 10 pm. TO am. Apply in person.
snanaSnr no Cha Patal
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REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-we have an
exceptional proposition TO experienced real
estate statesmen who are now or have made
living selling real estate II YOU can pro-
duce we have profitable and permanent DO
eitton for you. Quick Realty Co. Inc. Real
turs l4l0 ct NV Main h4S2
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HuDSON-ESSEX.

PADGETT-JoYCE MOTOR CO..
Lincoln $40.
T12 z Sc. Sc.
Omen Evenings and SUNDAYS,
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THIS REFRIGERATOR IS
GUARANTEED AND SERV-
ICED BY THE FULLER
STOUTE & co, OF WASH
INGTON,, D. C:
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NAN. experienced. farm and dairy work
must he single J. w. Kearns Falls Church
Va. Phone Falls Church S02F.9. g7s
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YOUNG MAN

pa 20 35. ambitious energetic and DEPEND
able. 20 travel in car and assist manager:
leads furnished; position permanent attrac-
tive income and good future. Neat appear.
ance and excellent references essential In
terviews start at $50. Mr. Scules, first
floor. Potomac Electric Appliance Co.. 14th
and G SITS. NV.
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CHRYSLER.
CHRYSLER.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
HERE
( is ,Ft..
SOMETHING
UNUSUAL.

1924 Dodge Coupe .425
1926 Ford Roadster. 235
1924 Buick 4-pass. Coupe. SIS
1925 Ford Tudor Sedan. 225
1924 Oakland Sedan, :. 4o5
1925 Chrysler 20 Sedan. :. ;. S75
1925 Dodge Touring $500. AS
1925 Willys-Knight Sedan. US
1925 Maxwell Club Sedan. SIS
1924 Chrysler 20 Rd. US
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CHROME Platter.
Competent electro chemist with practical
E xperience in chrome plating. Address Box
4SS.R Star Office
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FOB sALE-AUToMoBlLEs.

WHY'S KNIGHT. 1924 tourinE car: .newly
painted new e isnasrs ana running 9Ssr %
told from new: viii sacrifice for $3.50. or
accept q lot. Phone Ctafendon 4Ak.W.l.
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AUTOMOBILES By auction at weschler'l
e20 Pa. ave. NV every Wednesday ana
SATURDAY. 10 am
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ings while spending Summer outside Of CITY
for reliable college student willing 30 work
six days q week Address Box 1l2-Z Star
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FORDS-FORDS-FOR
Bargains in all models. Usef' car dept.
open Until ZOO pm. Sundays 1000 am.
70 Is sTEGGARr MOTOR coNPANY.
141 ION 81 n E Iincnln 1900.
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HElP-MALE.

SENIOR ACCOUNTANT,
/. male experienced. of highest grade, for two
: months work. capable of independent
> analytical work: must be Immediately avail
able and give fun particulars and phone
humber in .letter in own handwriting Ad-
: dress Box tf0-D. Star Office.
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STOCK SALESMEN-A going industry.
building material entirely UNIQUE in method
of manufacture and use: eliminates wooden
forms: also made in highly artistic units.
Parent COMPANY with national market.
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MEN AND STUDENTS-Outsides sales work;
$40 per week. Fuller Brush. 7ia Metropot-
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RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS
(Continued.l

BOARD YOUR DOG at the new kennels;
shade exercise plre artesian water and good
food HuntstOne Kennels. $500 Wisconsin,
ave. Chevy Chase. Md. Phone Cleveland
POLICE PUPS. pedigreed. S15 and S25.
hollands. Queen Chapel I'd. ne. n. 1856.
BOSTON TERRIERS. males and females
pcdigreed. Reasonable. TAO 18th st. Sc.
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1925 in excellent mechanical. Condition,
fully equipped. appearance hne:. priced
these columns ior other bargains The
Trew Motor Co. 1909 14th st NV. Main
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THE. CAR AND REFRIG-
orator ARE ON DISPLAY
AT OUR USED CAR SHOW
ROOM AT 1921 l4th ST. NV.
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MEN--S25 salary and commission TO start;
We show you how 20 sell our 125 household
articles. 2l6 Insurance BLDG. between =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08
.BLAN|ES CRASH
ON COUNCIL

Blame for the fatal grade crossing
accident in which Walter A. Twom.
bly, and four others were killed at
Kensington. Nd. last Friday. was
placed on the town council Of Kens-
ington. Nd. by r. H. Phillips. prom.
inent and wealthy resident of Kens.
ington.
The Twombly car might never
have collided with the Baltimore and
Ohio train, according to Mr.. Phillips,
IL the town council had not been
guilty OF culpable indifference In
failing to keep In repair the road
leading to an overhead bridge that
crosses the tracks not far from the
scene of the accident.
But fer this carelessness. Mr..
Phillips declares, the Twombly
party. like many others. would have
used the bridge. which is only about
$50 yards from the grade crossing.
and crossed in safety.
Another act OF omission, for
which Mr.. Phillips blames the coun.
Gil, is that OF permitting the cree.
ton OF a large one-story brick store
building so close to the tracks as
to prevent autoists approaching
from the north from seeing ap.
preaching trains. The town coun.
ell, through its coming power. he
says. might have prevented the cree
ton Of any structure near enough
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08
NEWS BRIEFS Of
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Feb. 81
T. E. Gilbert was unanimously re.
elected president Of the Fort Myer
Citizens Association last night.
Other officers elected were Peter
]. Stark, vice president, and A. B.
Evans, secretary and treasurer.
Walter u. Varney, Democratic
candidate for the commemorative
attorney of Arlington county, spoke
Robert E. Plymale. president of the
Civic Federation. discussed Airing
ton county problems.
The Lee Boulevard Association at
a special meeting last night In the
Columbia Pike echoolhouse con-
demned the condition OF the Glebe
road. and Richard L. Eacilo, presi.
dent, announced that he win appoint
a committee to investigate and re-
port to the proper authorities,
The Lyon Village Citizens Also.
citation will meet In the Clarendon
community hall tomorrow night. A
special program has been prepared.
The Fairfax county chamber Of
commerce will meet tonight in the
town hall at o'clock.
The Virginia Park and Planning
commission will meet tomorrow
night in the offices OF C. r. Taylor.
Rucker Building, Clarendon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08
JOT Tines FROM
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. s.-Fol-
lowing the presentation by City
Manager Morton OF data on the cost
Of the extension OF the White Way
to King Street last night before q
joint meeting OF the property own.
ers and the chamber OF commerce, q
joint committee was appointed to
have the contracts for the citizens
share signed. The total cost Of the
extension will be s16.5Os. Of which
the Virginia Public Service Corpora
ton viii pay cne.fourth, leaving
$12,377 to be raised by assessments
on the property owners. Each prop
erty owner will be assessed at the
rate Of $2.0s per front foot.
A committee. composed OF City
Manager Morton. c. E. Dunn, city
engineer, and an attorney, will meet
with similar committee from Ar
iington county today to try to ar
range for the county's participation
in the Hoofs Run sewer project.
lnTee cOiOFea DoHS, cflR@"en Win
breaking and entering the Old Por-
ter Brewery, were found guilty TO,
day. Clarence Jones was committed
to the State boardtof public welfare.
Albert Jasper sent 10 jail for one
month and John Wabash paroled In
the care OF his mother, Ten per.
sons, charged with passing stop
signs, were fined 81 eaeh
Nearly 500 pieces property on
which the taxes are 1dIiAduent for
the years 1924 and 1875 are being
listed for sale for DELINQUENT taxes.
Unless the owners pay the taxes be-
fore the sale they win have to pay
about $25 additionaisto redeem their
property.
With the close OF the campaign
two weeks off only a quarter Of the
$40 900 needed for the restoration OF
the old Presbyterian meeting house
has been raised.
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INDICT 7 Ed FOR
BAD CHECKS
Continued from Page II

ceived a Geographic reply that
Macon's checks were mo good"
Robbery lie charged against
Ralph Robinson. Archie r. BEN
son, Joseph L. Binns, Maurice J.
McClanahan, Samuel Robert Cope
land and Henry @, Harris, oil
young white fnen. They are al
legged to have held up Anthony d.
Hamaty. proprietor OF q store at
1900 East Capitol Street. January
Is. last, and rohed the cash regis
ter OF $50.
Oliver Reed lie indicted for house
breaking and larceny; Peter NJ.
Torernce and Percy Watson for
grand larceny and Watson is in
dicted also on two counts for lar
ceny from the United States.
Charles s. Torrance 10 indicted for
robbery.
Edward Bean is indicted for q
third Offense against the national
prohibition act: Beatrice Hender-
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300 Converted
BY AIMEE
Continued from Page ~

so prominently in the late In
vestigation of her disappearance
which linked her name with that
Of Kenneth G. ormiston, was piled
high on her head and glistened
prettily under the white lights above
the improvised pulpit.
She was dressed in q simple
white frock, similar to that worn
by nurses, and on her lips and
cheeks was faint touch Of rouge.
All in all she presented a very
charming picture.
She chose for her text the six.
teenth chapter OF st. Mark. go
We to all the world and preach
the gospel to every creature"
Despite the fact that many of
her listeners had gone to the Coli
scum out Of sheer curiosity, Mrs.
Mcpherson seemed to have won
them all. Only 800 chit the saw.
dust trait" but before the services
were concluded the entire gather.
ing appeared on the verge Of Sob
bling.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08
Mrs. jeanette Burrell
Sued by Finance Firm

Mrs. Jeanette v. Burrelt OF the
Wardman Park apartments was to-
day sued in the. District Supreme
Court by the Union Finance Com
pany. Maryland Building. for
$1,1ss.35 alleged to be due on a
promissory note which she gave to
the concern January is, 1926, pay
able in one year.
Represented by Attorneys Easily
Smith, Pine and Hill, the complain
ing company states that the note re.
mains unpaid.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08
David NJ. Lea in Office
Is Trade Body Director

David M. Lea today assumed his
duties as q director of the Washing
ton Board of Trade. He was
unanimously elected at meeting Of
the board last night to fill the va.
cancy left by the death of William
CIabAugh.
Preservation Of Lafayette Square,
recommended by the boards com
mittee on public and private build
ings, was approved by the directors
6aovernment acquisition OF the prop
Ety will be sought.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08
Funds Spent for Dance
Held Exempt From Tax

The Charleston, black bottom and
other modern dances today received
the official o. K. Of the board
Of tax appeals.
The board held that funds spent
by, IA firm for dances to reward
employees for faithful services are
ordinary and necessary expenses
and may be deducted from gross
income in computing the Federal
tax.
The decision was given In the
case of the Popular Dry Goods
Company. of Ell Paso. Texas, which
spent SAL for dances.
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to the tracks to obstruct the view.
While the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad has not maintained a watch
man at the crossing, Mr.. Phillips
declared that the railroad has done
everything else in Its power to
prevent accidents.
The town council Mr.. Phillips
states. has been aware Of the stu.
alton since 1888. when it was or.
ganized.
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4 RHYME WINS
A SL|CKER!
fcontinued from Page ID

+ " ~
IS for In the shops. And The
Washington Times is giving them
away FREE.
Just for the trouble of writing q
smart second line and sending your
name and address and school.
winners viii be proud Of these
autographed slickArs.
They are nifty and sure to attract
attention.
The designs are signed by the
artists.
Today there Is q Polly Perkins
rhyme, tomorrow, perhaps, may be
Able Kabibble, or Skinny Shaner, or
Skippy himself. or "Smatter Pop" or
Krazy Kat and Ignatz. Get into
the game. It's fun.
And little trouble and you may
win q handsome slicker.
Lets 60;
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08

son, alias Beatrice Cole, alias Bea-
trice Estrige, for assault with a
dangerous weapon, which charge
and assault with intent to kill is
4aiso lodged against William Alex
ander. Charles III. Beavers Is
charged with larceny after trust.
Ernest Dixon and Joe Lee Day are
Indicted for joyriding.
The grand jury ignored a charge
OF homicide against Daniel H. Null
len, 4 taxi chauffeur who. January
8. last, collided with the machine
he was operating at Fourteenth
and L Sta. N. w. with Abe Schultz.
who was crossing the street. Other
charges ignored by the grand jury
include: Marvin l. Whitehead. joy.
riding; Elsie Crosin. Thelma Phil
lips and Julian j. Steiner, grand
larceny: David Zarega. setting up a
gamiI1g table.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08
He's New Leader

PRESIDENT Of the Seiyuhonto
party. WIN Ii the probable head
OF the new Japanese cabinet. He
Is said to be IN favor Of eIlc0urag-
ing the investment Of American
capital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08
Slayer Killed, Cop Hurt
In N. Y Pistol Rattle

NEW. YORK. Feb. 8.-Meager de.
tails of a pistol battle near Old
Forge. N. Y, ia which a man identi-
fled as Walter Tipping, sought as
the slayer OF Policeman Joseph Mas.
terson. was shot to death and Detec-
tive Thomas Martin, Of New York
city, seriously wounded, were re-
ceived at police headquarters by
long distance telephone today.
Two persons, man and girl,
are reported to have been arrested.