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Evening star., 1927-06-03

REQ ROADSTER. not a late model but run
less than 10000 miles: tires and in ex.
rellent mechanical condition. to the first
adv. in these columns Tor other bargains
The Trew Motor CO.. 1909 l4th. NJ. 4173.
Omen evenings. SUNDAYS until 4 n
Evening star., 1927-06-03

PAPERING. PAISTING-Rooms scraped
pointed up. sized and papered: electrical
wiring and hot-water heating at very mod
ferior workmanship and materials. We use
Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil only
be seen. All -paperhanging guaranteed lin
writingl tor years This 10 a local con;
men only. Careful. competent workmen
All orders receive immediate attention: ref
erences upon request. Cash or convenient
terms: free estimate. Philadelphia Decorat-
ing Co.: Inc. 2423 18th st. NV. Adams
Evening star., 1927-06-03
FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

PACKARD SIX 328: good paint. tires: car
i'm excellent mechanical condition: leaving
Washington: car worth $4,000. Capt. +. d.
Sharu Fort Myer Va
Evening star., 1927-06-03

MONEY CAN BE MADE IF YOU SEND Us
names Of people who, will buy, beach prop.
erty in Mas finest seashore develop;
hours ride over fine State roads from Wash.
ington. Give phone number and address and
we explain our proposition. Address Box
Evening star., 1927-06-03
SiTUATION--MALE.
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HOUSE PAINTER. practical: out and inside
job work: in and out of city. Lincoln 5413
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BuiIdinu Permits

v. Newman. fue. furnace. 1856 S. Bel
mont, $3.50.
Ernest Wade. repairs. 243e N. oxford,
81 ,400.
Hugh THATCHER. reroof. 52s N. De-
Daniel Warren. reroof. COL N. Rural.
James Wells. reroof. 1927 St. Peter.
George stamm, dwelling. 739 N. Elmer
son, 81 1850.
Haskell Hull. dwelling, 1926 N. Denny,
$3.50.
Ed Addison, addition. 1877 s. Emerson
D., W ia TTaalmadge. dwelling. 1922 Or
G. e. Cox. reroof. 2oo3 N. Pennsylvania
George Thomas. dwelling. COOL Park,
@. A. Day. repairs, TT W. Twenty-Fifth,
Albert Caldwell, addition, $40 S. Belle
view, 5000.
Julia Payton. addition. 343 w. Eleventh,
$3.50.
Charles Hagger. reroof, 1f25 sturm.
$500.
Patton Constr Co.. remodel. 525 w.
Mrs VIM Heller. addition, 654 Division,
S275.
John Cotton, reroof. $50 Division, $500.
George Duncan, reroof. 615 Holley. 5000.
N. Hunter, dwelling. 3945 Spann, $1,000.
N Hunter. dwelling. 1905 Fletcher Ave-.
Harry Eek, garage. s11s W. Michigan.
1925.
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WARDEN SILENT
ON STEVE SUIT
MandamuS Proceedings Are
Filed at La Porte.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, April 20,
Warden Walter II. DAILY of the
State Prison today said he had no
comment to make on the filing of
mandamus suit against him at La
Porte, asking that attorneys for d.
c. Stephenson be permitted to enter
the prison with their stenographers,
to obtain a complete statement of
his case from the former Khan
leader.
DAILY said that he had not re-
ceived formal notice of the suit and
would make no comment until that
timer
The suit, filed by Robert H. Moore
of this city, claims that witnesses
were inundated, juries fixed and
large sum of money raised to defeat
justice when Stephenson was tried
and convicted of murder at Mobiles
vile a year ago.
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BN Ef9eorard E.PearS0n

Orchestra will contrast the two
kinds of music.
The WIS Showboat sails on it's
two-hour cruise at 10 p. M, with
splendid crew of the stations popu'
lar entertainers on deck.
The Euterpean Choral Society, one
of the largest and best known wom-
ems choruses south of the Mason
Dixon line, appears at the micro
phone of VIDAL, Baltimore, at 9
p. m. Edmund Cook, violin soloist,
will play during this hour also.
After the noon organ recital by
Alex f. Taylor at the Earring The
alter console, WKBF, Indianapolis,
is silent until p. M, when the sta
ton flashes late news bulletins of
The Times. The Tarr-Downs live
stock review is at 7:10 and the Sim.
mons program at p. m.
Miss Waugh De Leath, who enter
tains over the Blue Network with
her songs of the sunny South. be-
gins to feel as if she might have
exhausted the supply. She says
that unless aided by her radio fans
she cannot continue her numbers on
the WayDown hour without re-
peating tunes used in her earlier
programs.
Miss De Leath promises to include
in the future recitals any songs of
Dixie suggested to her that have
not been included previously. Tune
in on WIZ and it's chain at p. m.
"Madelon," the famous French
war song, is the theme of the Royal
Musicmakers' hour at WIZ tonight.
Listen to this and other character
istic melodies Of France at $50 p. m.
After an absence, the Armchair
hour returns to WIZ at 8 p. M, with
Milton j. Cross, Maurice Tyler, Mar
ley Sherris and Walter Preston
again composing the studio quartet
The vesper chimes of the Uni
versity of Chicago are transmitted
from WMAQ, Chicago, at p. m.
The Pittsburgh Post offers
dance program at 9 p. M, broad
cast by KDKA, East Pittsburgh.
'The Baby Polka" a popular COM
position more than forty years ago.
has been revised and rearranged and
will be featured by WEAF and the
Red network at p. m. as a part of
the Cities Service-Goldman band
concert.
An hour later the chain carries
a return engagement of the National
Light Opera quartet, which proved
so popular in a recent air program.
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While DIR. w. B. Caldwell of Nom
ticello, ILL.,, a practicing physician
for AZ years, knew that constipa-
ton was the curse of advancing age,
he did not believe that a purge"
or ''physic" every little while was
necessary.
To him, it seemed cruel that so
many constipated old people had to
be kept constantly stirred up" and
half sick by taking cathartic pills,
tablets. salts. calomel and nasty oils.
In DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
he discovered q laxative which helps
to regulate" the bowels of old folks.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin not only
causes gentle, easy bowel move
ment, but each dose helps to
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Deaths

Beana Rite, 6s. 400 College, car
cinoma.
tai. cirrhosis Of liver
Charles F. Duncan 4Sfnonths. 2143 N
Gale. acute meningitis
Winifred /. Lambright. 81. Methodist
Hospital accidental
Eta Bryant, So. 1923 Boulevard Pl
myocardtis.
Cynthia J, Breckenridge. 80. 2216 Co.
lumbia. accidental.
Margaret stoll, So. 1874 N. Spring. ar
terosclerosis
George Clauton. Al 7061s S. Keystone
acute dilatation of heart.
Washington Blvd. coronary thrombosis.
Alfred Fremont Potts. TO- 237 e. Fiji
tenth. arteriosclerosis.
Louise Johanna Wisslan. IS. 1858
Winthrop cerebral apoplexy
Hannah G. Williams, 80. 1905 N. La
Sale, influenza.
Alexander Richardson. SO. 922 N. Mis-
souri, valvuar heart disease.
John Hedges, 2 hours, 1415 Silver, pre-
mature birth.
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SHERIFF FOUND
GU|LTY;;|S FINED
Fl. Wayne Official Ordered
to Pay $500 Penalty.

BIZ Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, April Is
Found guilty of granting liberties to
Federal prisoners confined in his Jail,
Sheriff Guy Enrich of Allen County,
was fined $500 and costs for con-
tempt of court Thursday by Federal
Judge Thomas Slick.
A United States Marshal testified
Thursday that Emrick took some of
the prisoners with him on dry raids.
Prisoners were also used as chauf-
feurs, it was alleged.
Sheriff Emrick took an appeal to
the Federal District Court at Chi
cago.
In his defense limerick had con-
tended that the Federal Court had
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What has proved to be one of the
most popular programs broadcast by
a local radio station should become
doubly popular tonight. The regu-
lar Friday night request organ re-
cital by Miss Dessa Byrd, Circle
Theater concert organist, will be de-
voted to the Red Cross flood relief
fund
This feature of WFBM, Indiana
apolis Power and Light station, goes
on the air at II p. M, lasting until
/ a. m. Radio fans desiring to hear
Miss Byrd play requests should tcle-
phone Main 556S or 5000 or send
kilograms to the Circle Theater, ac-
companied by a pledge to the flood
relief fund. The gift itself lis to be
sent to the American Red Cross, War
Memorial Bldg, Indianapolis.
The same policy is to be carried
out by the Charlie Davis Columbia
Club Orchestra, broadcast by WFBM
from 1915 to II p. m. Requests for
this will be received, however, at
the Carr Tire Company, over Lin
coin 1916, 1347 or 134S.
Arrangements have been made for
handling the requests at the Fire
stone Corner until II p. m. and at
the Circle after that time.
The Mona Motor Twins from
KOHL, Council Bluffs, Iowa, who
have broadcast from $50 stations in
the United States and Canada and
were on the air over WFBM Thurs
day evening, appears before the To-
cal stations microphone twice to-
night. Besides being on the dinner
concert at $50 they so on the ether
at $50 p m.
The entire program tonight is:
6:3O-Iudianapolis Athletic Club Or
ehestra Mona MotTr Tww1nst Iental Heai'n
7:30-Roberts Park Sunday School Or-
s.0O-Phoenix Coffee hour.
S:30-Address by Bishop Francis / NC
Connell under the auspices OF the Church
Federation and The Times.
l.
s1015-American Red Cross flood relief
request program
The Nankin Cafe Orchestra; Verne
Powell, saXophone, and Lamar Bur-
ling, pianist, presents a dance pro-
gram from WCCO, Minneapolis-St.
Paul, at 1915 p. m.
y Alexander F. Reilly is at the con-
sole of the Aeolian studio of XII,
Los Angeles, at p. m.
Reminiscing among favorite arias
and ensemble numbers from we'll
liked operas will be the pastime of
the WPG operate quartet when the
Atlantic City station goes on the
ether at 705 p. m.
KGO, Oakland, Cal, has a star at
traction at 10 p. m. Nine. Berthe
Baret, French violinist; Miss Grace
lie Page, soprano, and an instru~
mental ensemble provide the music.
Jazz VS.. Classics. This is not a
court trial, but the $3.50 feature of
WIS, Chicago. The Chicago Little
Symphony and Maurie Sherman S
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The vesper chimes Of the Uni
versity of Chicago are transmitted
from WMAQ, Chicago, at 6 p. m.
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tax, according to a ruling today by
Attorney General Arthur Gilliom.
Replying to a letter from Louis
Bowman, State auditor, Gilliom held
that payment of the gasoline tax is
a condition precedent" to any re.
covery. and therefore no ope is en-
titled to such recovery "unless he
produces a receipt for taxes actually
paid"
The ruling applies principally to
those using gasoline for tractors and
other industrial purposes, for which
uses no tax is collected.
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John Jones. garage s25 N. oxford. S235.
Zoe Hayes, reroof, 2S49 N. Capitol, $3.50.
Mary Feeder. porch. 1920 E. Michiran,
$500.
Paul Whitaker. porch. 1902 Pleasant.
Phil Aperson. reroof. $500 N. Pennsyl-
vania. 5000.
G0O6
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Births

Hospital.
Sanitarium
George and Nora Stun, BIOS Hovey.
George and Ode Peachy. TIA S. Me-
ridian.
Lee and Edna Reese 1907 Southern.
BOYS
Cecil and Stella Crabb. Long Hospital.
Joseph and Rubie Burnell 1416 e.
Twenty Second.
Vincent and Augustine Sansone. SIC
Stevens.
Twins
Moses and Julia Harrington. 1901 W.
Vermont, girls.
Walter and Ida Reasner, 412 E. Court.
girls.
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The Pittsburgh Post offers
dance program at 9 p. M, broad
cast by KDKA, East Pittsburgh.
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'Purges' and
''Physiics" Bad
for Old Folks

strengthen the bowel muscles, short
ly establishing natural regularity"
1t never gripes, sickens, or upsets
the system. Besides, it is abso-
lutely harmless and pleasant to take.
If past fifty, buy a large 6O-cent
bottle at any store that sells Ihedi-
cine or write Syrup Pepsin," Mon
ticello, Illinois, for a FREE SAM
PIE BOTTLE and just see for
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MUST SHOW RECEIPTS
Gilliom Rules OH Method of Gas Tax
Recovery.

Gasoline users of Indiana who ex-
pect a refund of the tax on fuel not
used to drive motor cars, must pre-
sent a receipt to the State auditor
showing they have actually paid the
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no right to imprison Federal pris-
oners in the county jail and also
that he had no authority over them,
even if they were placed in his Gus
tody.
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The Euterpean Choral Society, one
of the largest and best known wom-
ems choruses south of the Mason
Dixon line, appears at the micro
phone of VIDAL, Baltimore, at
p. m. Edmund Cook, violin soloist,
will play during this hour also.
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Orchestra will contrast the two
kinds of music.
The WIS Showboat sails on its
two-hour cruise at 10 p. M, with a
splendid crew of the stations popu~
lar entertainers on deck.
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There is Relief!

Month after month, some women suffer
unnecessary pain. Have actually come to
expect suffering on certain days. How
foolish! No-Ake tablets dispel that pain
so completely, and quickly! Without any
disturbance. They're marvellous.
The very next time you are in drug
store, ask for this remarkable remedy.
Be prepared, and you won'thave another
unpleasant half.hour with those pains
you thought absolutely unavoidable.
Same with bursting headaches, tangled
nerves, or a grumbling tooth or ear
ache. No-Ake has you all serene in a
few minutes! Real relief. 1t STOPS
the pain. And being harmless, why let
any pain ''run its course?" :,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-12-08
Biology Glass Activities

Last week the Biology class be- came the proud possessor of a bird, a varied thrush This bird was pre- sented to the class by Donald Rich field who found 1t in the snow by his house. The bird died in a few days due to the broken wing it had received from the kind ministrations of some youthful hunter
 # #
 Cecilia Gurr was appointed ex- change editor for the Stikine Mes senger, December 5. James Kizer, who is leaving town this week, was formerly exchange editor. Cecilia Gurr starts her work with the De- eember issue.
 k #
 Stereoptiean is being used for the first time in the biology labora- tory which is studying plants and animals during the first semester. Today supt. Rasmussen, the lectur- CT, and the Biology teacher, Miss Wait, are now showing and lectur- ing on the parts of a flower.
 * *
 Subject for Sociology recently was Poverty and Pauperism. The stu dents discovered in the source of their reading that there is more poverty and Dauperism in the urban than in the rural districts. One of the major causes which contributes to poverty is poor economic condi- tions. Charities and society organi cations state that lack of employ ment is one of the chief causes of distress and misery. Next week the class will study the subject of crime. There are two schools of criminolo- gists, one headed by Lombroso that argues that there is a definite type of crime. The other believing that there is potentiality for crime in every one. The idea will be empha- sized by the fact that the family is the chief agency in society for so cializing the young, and that domes tic conditions are more important than any other single set of causes in producing crime.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given of the dis continuance of business of the City Meat Market under the management of the c. M. Coulter Estate, and the management wishes to take this op- portunity to extend to it's patrons the hearty appreciation of their pa tronage during the past years.
 All bills owing to the above City Meat Market are payable to Irene J. Coulter at the Bank of Alaska.
 IRENE J. COULTER, Administratrix c. M. Coulter Estate
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J. w. PRITCHETT ]
 NOTARY PUBLIC j
LEGAL NOTICES

In the United States Commissioners Court, Wrangell Precinct, First Division of Alaska, ill Probate. In the matter of the Estate of Amos EYerson, Deceased.
 Notice of Hearing on Final
 Account and Report
 Now on this day, Wm. E. Lloyd, Administrator above named of the Estate of Amos Everson, deceased, having filed his final account and report: It is ordered that a hearing be had upon said final account be- fore this Court on the 23rd day of January. 1928, at the hour of ? o'clock in the afternoon of said day. All persons interested in said estate are hereby required to appear at said time and place to offer objec- tions. if any. why said account should not be approved and con firmed.
 Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, this 21st day of November, 1927.
 WILLIAM G. THOMAS, U. S. Commissioner and Ex-Officio Probate Judge.