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New Britain herald., 1927-02-23
This Afternoon Adher-
ents of Boulder Can
yon Dam Bill Win
Unexpected Victory in
Killing Measure to
Sidetrack.
Many Taking Part in His
tory-making Event Are
Nearly Exhausted From
Their Long Vigil in De-
Tense of Measure.

Washington, Feb. % (UP)-After.
IS hours of continuous fighting to
Keep the Johnson-Swing Boulder
Canyon dam bill before the sen
ate, the bills adherents today won
an unexpected victory.
BY a record vote, the senate do
tcated O. motion of Senator Ashurst.
democrat. Arizona. to sidetrack thu
Boulder dam bill and take up 81
bill to permit the veterans bureau
10 lend money to war veterans on
bonus certificates.
The bonus bill was used only by
Ashurst in "a desperate effort to kill
the Boulder dam bill.
The vote was announced as 80 to
~, although the clerk tailed to an
nounce one vote in the affirmative
which would make the ballot 81 to
~. This result led to the tired but
happy johnson group to forecast
passage of the bill itself.
The vote was taken after a plea
by Senator Johnson. representative,
California, that he be permitted to
continue debate on his bill in hopes
of reaching a final vote. The bal
lot was really a test of strength on
the Boulder Canyon bill and the
merits of the bonus bill did not en-
ter into the balloting.
Upon being defeated in what he
considered his best chance, Ashurst
then moved to displace the Boulder
dam bill with the alien property
bill.
After defeat Of the Ashurst mo-
ton for the veterans bill, Senator
Reed, representative, Pennsylvania,
asked unanimous consent to take up
the veterans bill without additional
amendments being allowed, but
Robinson, democrat, Arkansas. OBJ
iected.
Speeches All Morning.
During the forenoon, speeches had
occupied the senate's attention.
All the burlesque which had
marked part of the long night was
gone. There had been coin tricks and
searches for lighter reading matter.
But as dawn came, and the morning
turned to afternoon the senator's set
their jaws and plunged more deeply
into the fight. For Senator johnson,
leader Of the o-Boulder group, the
night was pictured as one OF life and
death for Imperial Valley residents
who want the bill passed so Imper-
ial Valley would not be flooded. On
the other side, according to the
Johnsonites, were aligned the power
interests, though some of the op.
ponents held that power alone was
not what they were fighting about.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-23

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DIAMOND BARGAINS.
BE SOLD AT ONCE

Six-carat solitaire diamond.
Very fine color and cut and very
brilliant. Set in lady's hand
made solid platinum mounting
studded with diamonds. This
ring was purchased in Florida
for 81 400. Owner in need of
cash will sacrifice for. So 900
Very fine lady's solid platinum
diamond flexible bracelet; has
emerald-cut diamond in center
weighing 2 carats, surrounded
by ia large blue-white dia-
monds and sapphires perfect
ly matched. This is an indi-
vidual design and originally cost
$2,450. Party will sacrifice
for ................ 81 AS
Solitaire diamond weighing
~ carats less 5 points, set in
gorgeous platinum mounting
studded with 20 blue-white dia-
monds. A beautiful gem. Party
leaving city and in need Of cash
will make big sacrifice. $3.50
--~-
These diamonds may be seen at
TRIBBY'S,
615 18th ST. NV.
Naxt - ., KathS 41hsatss.
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LARGE department store re-
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INSTRUCTION C0IRSES.

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ting. tacisls eic Special class starts Mon,
reduced rates Complete course. $50. Enroll
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PROFESSIONAL, COURSES IN COSTUME
ami millinery designing. pattern drafting
f"trT and fS1f'F"sHn
ARTS AMI. SCIENCE. 1517 Rhode Island
THOSE WITH, uNDEyELopEEp TALENT ,,Id.l,.T
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BEAUTY CULTURE. FULL COURSE. $50,
ss is's and
KATIE DUNN TEACHES The FAMOUS DU
617 18th at.
AUCTION BRIDGE TAUGHT BY YOUNG
lady day or evening. Apt 212 Rutland
Courts. 1125 18th st. NV. North 1851.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS By OLD EXPE-
rienced instructors: satisfaction insured
white chanffeurs furnished. Cali Line. 81
AUCTION BRIDGE CLASSES-COACHTNG
MAIZE BUIE. The Farnsboro.
North 1898. Ant. 400. evenings.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY
Expert lady and man instructors: parking
and permit: cars furnished CONOVER.
a126 III OF. NV. West 306S.
sAxOPHONE-TRUM
We loan you instrument to learn on at
small monthly rental that applies to pur-
chase of new instrument
BEARD STUDIOS. a471 14th st. Ad. $500.
BE A BRTCKLAYER.
EARN SO TO 12 PER DAY.
Day and Evening Glasses.
BUILDING TRADES SCHOOL.
TO q ST NV
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AIFSMAN.

The Hecht Co. requires the
services of a thoroughly expert
enced salesman for their piano,
talking machine and radio dept.
Apply employment office, GA F
st.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
lis.
| motors and generators repaired: capacity 100
1sy Es5 G 4b p r. e3N North
age: proof against weather elements. steam,
Re sp s'f Inc 1000 fpshur G * Col so5a
AUTO REPAIRS made by. experts special
P a'ss "n pord' cd n0a sssw Auto Repair
AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED; brass beds,
rs r Ks is Ga Yaa rs f.tss &: Co
wash Mattress Co. 3I9 L ct sw M ss7e.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES renovated, So 90
R2n sar ssadna e qEk ssss
plans. NickEali. Constrilction Co. West j So,
orses aa sss.ed n@ sp, vim
dows, stairs, show WINDOWS. cod" IN. ffa "l
s721. "a
CARPENTER AND JoBBINd; metal we AZ
sr rlnll,s. 1859 Tssior 's e. AaAm
CARPENTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sf II. or ssm ma c 80 '%s n Gi
CARPENTER and cement work: screens, re-
Seson, A sdISDss ora s sias II L "a.
CARpEETER1NG. concretinE. porches built,
sscresged and glassed. W. P. Watkins. F 5s.
CHAIR CANEING. uphostering. porch rock
ers spnted. C.. Armstrong Franklin 1888
1898 10th st. NV.
ELECTRICAL WIRING = Special. a. 5,ro s"i
cono,snient time payments II des,red met me-
s5s st. n% IT, 49, so6 Co. me-
ELECTRICAL wIRING--9 rooms. bath and
hsIl wired complete With fixtures. $65 ~s stsr
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING motors, arma-
ture and coil winding: power apparatas spe,
s Ct ns Mani fafr: ses SIGNATURE Works ODD
ELECTRIC WIRING and fixtures: neat work;
sina.se not to damase Sa as 47o
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING: ssraping; elee
Paul SERENE. IS Mfs i. n'w Pot fe s51 =.
FLOORS waxed with machine. 81 up
Art fI Floor " CO. ADAMS sr ssss " ,o0' w
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired; slip.
fSss made Est cheerfny given
FURNITURE REPAIRING. REFIE!sHING;
fine cabinet work JOS. SHERMAN CO.
HOME IMPROVEMENT ENGINEERS =
Plumbing. heating. porch inclosures. electrl-
cal wiring and fixtures. painting. papering,
ss. sas ndss
en- Ainks. hardwood floors. tile floors and
a We will Fye up to on nrse
Co Inc eli 7th 81 NV. Main BIZ.
KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Csc:
locks and frearms repaired: shears sharp
ened Groces. 1lth and f.
KEYsmDdplicats keys q cents made while
1871 II New York ave: NV. Frank. 1905.
PAINTING, interior, exterior: cleo. waxing.
scraping skilled mechanics; reduced prices.
Paul Serene. So at NV. Pot. 251. 2ss
| PAPERING. PAINTING; rooms srraped,
p1hln a.,d Up papsred ss S.year snar aTt
PAPERING PAINTING -. Rooms scraped,
sired pointed and papered with polychrome
y w. al erms
Abeiman & Co. 4s0e Ga ave. Col. $40.
rAPERING AND PAINT1NG-speciai prices
this month only: AVERAGE size room scraped,
| sized. nalnteds and papered with polyohrome
%sshd ss s,e dsmn Gan g
Sse Dutch Boy lead and pure Iinseed oil.
writing : years. This Is . local concern
and we employ local men only. Terms II
Estimate e Ph'adslphia bseorstns ess
INC. s1iS17 9th ct. NV. Main 1886. Open
PAPERH1NGER wants work: I viii save
you 9ionsy IN xoYr paperinf work; o 5y9ar-
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PERSONAL Cont

ADJUSTMENTS GIVEN FOR ACUTE. AND
ssss f4,h n. P 9oo MATE fess ADDY
moved Mrs. WILSON e Fhf fse S kacd 90 g.
SLIP COVERS ovERsTuFFED SEPARATE
r. /. I.herwood' 1918 18th Sc L. $3.50
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS. GIVEN by A
EF ss IN electricity for all chronic trou-
ANNIE LORD,
NATUROPATH
nrai means Endorsed BY by leading physicians.
r s,o sG sS aw Hours 1rF 70 slHsr rk2?H
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANTIQUES old s"ld f ,s"s diamonds Il
APPAREL. mems. wsomen's. children. for
rnmmasss sss also hon nshn ao9dss will
n 4Hs ,n soUGHr p srss 91 s or G r.
e4a4. Bis Book shop. asa g 4. NV.
CAMERAS, field glasses. tools. guns; any.
s33. 1lth and e
CLOTHING tmen's east-off) Have US call.
our prices are the best in town. Main 4l45-
CLoTHINa--wili call in my, unlettered au-
est prices for ladies'. gentlemens children, .
issss III St y NV " North i75S.A ". W. l'le''
FURNITuRE-I pay more money for yoonr
La. ave. M $500: Adams I103 after Q pm.
FURNITURE wanted. at auction or other.
~ soo. s nsn f nsnon na
55 oG1 10th NV. Phone N. sa7s o w. 1''e''
FURNITuRE--satisfac factory prices for your
household or office. furniture. Call NJ. 9275.
l.. $. Weingarten. 416 10th NV.
FURN!TURF-want to hear from private
Can pay cash Phone Franklin $500 81.
FURNITURE of all kinds for 10-room
house.
FURNITURE--You can get more money for
your furniture and other merchandise il you
call D. Notes ga La. ave. Main 5000.
e. and ss good, Of al AZ
$. weisenberg. 405 10th st. NV. FIR. $500.
EFrENITuRE; and household goods Of all
End. Wl P Pay sn o47s prices
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted: best
ave. NV, or phone Franklin 1o.67
FURNITURE 81 every description; t best
square Deal Furniture Co.. sol Eye NV.
FURNITURE--Must have at once large
amount of furniture of all kinds. This fur
pay more than the average dealer, Cali
franklin 1891 and get more money for
your goods.
ieweiry needed in our manuiacturing dept
Full cash value paid. Sengers. SlS r st.
PIANO: must be a bargain for cash. Frank
lin 317b. - -----
ANYTHING TO SELL?
w faeai Nav 1 ssS fr Nav AVE- a' aw
Automobiles etc. Thirty seven years serv-
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SITUATIONS--MALE. FEMALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MAN AND WIFE. chaufeur.mechanic. maid
! or COOK; Will go away reference. 1918 I
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PERSONAL.

WILL PERSONS WHO SAW WOMAN
a0 Sn II @s circle h1f es ssffs ss
Min ri ss billiard se,es sso
HOT WEATHER HAS NO DREAD OF FOOT
orthopedic device made from plaster east OF
fIs5 M All %HsSis s
6f2 r NV. Room los. 22s
HOSPITAL. FOR THE CARE OF THE, BET:
S$sfses Ess,spSsa0s BABIES Tor adoption:
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS At real.
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman a.
t pes pTas 70 stare ts No 4th and 81. @
CHIRopRACTIc ADJUSTMENTS GREAT
sco ssans hes,n e s.sR B sn
M Room ,a "a cor Wisconsin and N ST; az NV
snss u Ps EA .s md ass. St
s scfentife facial. scaio and HOT oil treat.
aSss 81 o g ks.se e Bds ''t ds guar
BEST CARE AND ATTENTION GIVEN
.se. s,. In rie
yard: peerchs; references ae45 Conn. ave
BABIES PRIVATE VAT .,r stRs 'lss !, s sS,Es
sired Adams sa1S.
COMFORTAB BILE HOME DEVOTED TO THE
care Of invahds and convalestents: prices
S25 per ws and up Adams 1893. 1889
kaloraina rd
WILL URBAN J. BERGERON PLEASE RE.
turn home. where his parents are Anxiously
awaiting him? T.. W BERGERoN, Mena-
GRADUATE NURSE. HEALTHY. REFINED
r.n w sns assss em nea ar a
pointments. Potomac 5s30.
MOTHERS CARE FOR INFANTS AND
children up to gears Call Columbia
BS15-W.
HYGEN SALT BATHS. SWEDISH EYER.
cises general massage: experienced attendant:
10 90 40 Apt 3. 9.a II ~. NV.
NURSE GIVES .RADttfM ORE BATHS FOR
d doeaalsls' ap on arpIieaos ~
MEDICAL MASSAGE BY EXPERT MAS
aeusnursc and phssicuiturtsti swsdieh
1855 20 :. ~. ~ 90 %.
MAssEUsT-G 4 1DT.ATE IN FANS
treatment .3oe nefves and rheppattsrat Hours
8 to- q. Loo 0nnRs AGoss Apt. d. Pot. 6lb7- 16s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

GARAGE MAN - YOUNG
COLOR ED NJ AN FfO r
NIGHT WORK; MUST BE
ABLE TO OPERATE ALL
CARS. APPLY TO NORTH
WEST GARAGE, REAR 1919
18th ST NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22
TWO SHOE MEN.

TWO SHOE MEN.
An excellent opportunity to
connect with exclusive women's
shoe shop; must have ability
and pleasing personality. Write
for interview, giving references,
experience and age. Address
Box 34-H, Star office.
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HELP--MALE tCont'd).

REAL ESTATE Statesmen.
Several ambitious men to Join our sales
force. Men who will work ntelhTenty
ran earn from $500 TO 81 ,00n per mo. start
now for the Spring demand. Cali before
10 am.
NARROW BEECH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

PAPERHANGER wants work: I will save
you pioneY on your paperfnk work; guar
anteed. North 10Sl3 -. ~
pAPERHANGING. PAINTING - Beauty
ssosg Raasn. = sSc Hs s0ss T. II. ss.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1928: in excellent
condition; must be- seen TO he appreciated.
H. II. Leary. Jr.. Bros. 1921 14th st.
N North $500
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BARBEK

BARBER.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of high-grade barber
for their mems barber shop.
Apply employment Office, GA
F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924. in splendid con.
dtion 5 practically new tires bumpers
front and rear. parkinE. hght and many other
SIS cash and small monthly payments: make
your offer. 1880 ArSonne Terrace. Col
S72 after x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1898; new dark
green. hiRh-clsss paint lob. disc wheels.
dition upholstery 10 a. good as the dav II
left the showroom; don't fail to look this
wardman Motors 1926 i4th; open evenings
ard SUNDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

CAPABLE executive fully quaiihed in
org anixatton management, credits collections
and lekA affairs desires permanent ccnnec-
tim; bond in any amount: excellent refer,
enceeS Address Boz 2li.H. Star Onion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

SKTFsMAN--A good opportunity in Wash
inrton for right man. sse 3 TO 30. willing
10 work representing best line OF business
CONTINENT for stores, etc with frst-ciass
cnnnany Must own motor car. Address
nov 'G3.H Star ONCE 23s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

JANITOR and store porter !;
must be serious; keeping fires
and cleaning. Best references
required. Apply manager. TIA
18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, b as1,g y, e: ND ND:
tory" Resident Salesman. Lincoln S462.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

MEE-A life insurance company selling in
dustr1al and ordinary insurance desires the
services of several men. A splendid contract
to men Of ability. Experience not necessary.
Apply Mr.. Hirsh. sos II ST. NV. 4th floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-22

Large corporation. resources more than. a
million dollars has opening for energetic.
wide-awake man for outside work. We ran
offer permanent position. straight comn,is-
sion basis. very profitable present refurn
bond selling. stock real estate. books nor
house o-house canvassinE. but very high.
Grade work. Address Box s2-H Star Of6ce.
SALESMAN for lubricating
oils. Washington suburbs and
nearby territory. Address Box
1871, Star office. *
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MEN. whole or part time. to cell all lines
" insurance. Address Box 4To-K. Star
,fffce,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fCnntinnedl

AFTER and radiators: will
Address Box 1871. Star
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, mahogany: party leaving
. Phone before II am.
H01
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pIANO-Findng that my temporary move
from ,Wsshinston IL to be permanent. wish
pano 0rsins r y nssr new VIII yapy .e r1 or
MUCH less for quick sale. Piano now stored
Win seller. Mahogany ease standard make.
n6ndsome bench 60 matca. Phone Main
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES: old sold, silver, diamonds.
iewelry A. r. Arnold. 1323 G st. NV.
Main S173.
APPAREL mems women's children for
rummage sale; also household goods; will
nav cash Phone Mr. Cohen FIR o49g
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK MASTER 8 ROADSTER-4.whfei
brakes. new two-tons Duco paut. Winter
front bumpers front and rear. autonatic
windshield wiper, motometer rear-vtdon
mirror. motor and tires in the best Of con.
diuon. VI. r. Leary. Jr.. 4 Bros. 1891 14fh
at. Open evenings and 2nnhavs
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-19
BOWLING SCORES
ELKs

ELkS
The. Antlerss took the measure Of
the .B. and P. bowling team on the
alleys at the Ellxs home Tuesday
night by tn escore of 1903 to 1903.
However, the Antlers played with
the advantage of handicap of 16S
points.
The American legion and the c. and
A. came in close contact and no gains
were made. Each team took two
points. Hinton rolled high for the
American legion, while Childers took
high game for the c. and @.
The Bank Of Douglas team took four
points and claimed the handicap from
the Eleventh Streeters. Cooper and
Richards were high rollersi for the
two teams. Scores:
Bank of Douglas. Howell, 800;
Caughlan 459; Cooper, All; Sexton.
$50; Work, $40. Total, 1920.
Eleventh Streeters. Adams, 43S;
Patterson, 395; Richards, 454; Davis.
S5S; stowe, 377. Total, 1912.
American Legion.-Weiss, 436; Hin
ton, SIS; Caldwell, 4S7; Hoyal, All;
Stolaroff, ABS. Total, 2139.
Copper Queen.-Struthers 447 Chill
sders, 571; March, 4S3; Lindner, 46O;
Hart 423. Total, 1884.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-19
Basket Ball Season
Opens Tuesday At
Local Army Post

The Camp Harry j. Jones basketball
season opened yesterday afternoon
with b company taking hotly con-
tested game from C's quintet to the
tune of "a to 16.
The winners got off to a flying start
early in the first half when Crawford
and Beasley, forwards slippedb through
a loose defense to ring up four close-in
shots. Three talliks from the free
throw line and shot by Dunham
gave them 10 points total for the first
half company had failed to fathom
BIS five-man defense and three points
from the free throw line were all they
could muster to match BIS score.
In the second half, c set fast pace
and the fast tiring Bs were hard put
to hold them. In this period Burgess
shot three from the field, Hudson two
and a free throw and Phillips one
from the court. But B rallied to stave
off C's squirt and then came back with
it's own offensive that netted more
than enough to win.
Crawford added two field goals and
one free shot to his previous total;
Beasley rang up an additional pair