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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15
Ouch!
Rules of Indiana School
III Years Ago Carried
Lashes as Penalties.

BIZ United Press
DANVILLE, Ind, Oct. 15.-Those
who mourn for the good old days"
should study carefully list of rules
used in governing the Robin Smith
School years ago.
The list, bearing date of 1916, is
now in the possession of Mrs. A. j.
Wilson, who vouches for its authen-
ITCHY. 1t follows:
AS you come to school, take your
seat and keep it.
For swearing, you shall have ten
lashes.
For lying, ten lashes.
For stealing, ten lashes.
For tearing books, ten laShes.
For misspelling, eight lashes.
For nicknaming, eight laShes.
For telling tales without proof,
five laSheS.
For lettering to and from school,
five lashes.
For not washing and combing and
for having long nails, five lashes.
For laughing while in school, six
laShes.
For fighting, fifteen or more
lashes.
Mrs. Wilson says the Robin Smith
School was one of the most notori-
ously "hard boiled" in southern In
diana, and that new teachers were
sent there to test their stamina and
the strength of their good right
arms.
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DOHENY FUTURE
MAY HINGE ON
SINCLAIR TRIAL
Sentiment May Veer Against
Oil King When He Goes
Before Court Again.
BY RUTH FINNEY

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. - Al
though Edward L. Doheny, Los An
geles oil millionaire, is not a de-
PENDANT in the trial of the naval
oil conspiracy case that opens here
Monday, its outcome vitality may
affect his future freedom.
Doheny is not free of all Grim
inaI charges growing out of the oil
scandals and within the next few
months must go to on trial again
with Albert B. Fall on charge OF
bribery.
When Doheny was acquitted on
the conspiracy charge year ago
there was some feeling manifested
that the. second oil millionaire,
Harry F. Sinclair, should not be
punished if Doheny was to escape.
Since then the court have deter
mined Doheny must stand trial on
bribery charges. This makes it pos
sible for public opinion, by way of
a jury, to mete out punishment to
the two men alike, if it finds them
deserving of punishment.
If Sinclair is found guilty, the
same feeling which was unwilling
to punish him after Doheny was
acquitted probably will incline to-
ward conviction and punishment
for Doheny when he again stands
before the bar.
After District of Columbia jury
had expressed it's belief that the
100000 little black bag transaction
between Fall and Doheny was an
innocent one, the Supreme Court
Of the United States said of this
same transaction:
'"The facts and circumstances dis
closed by the record show clearly
that the interest and influence Of
Fall, as well as his official action,
we're secured corruptly by Doheny
for the making of the contracts and
leases and that the con-
summation Of the transaction was
brought about by means of collu-
sion and corrupt conspiracy between
Fall and Doheny."
Hits LOAN" Transaction
The court amplif1ed by saying of
the 100000 loan" from Doheny to
Fall: mo entry OF the advance was
made in the accounts of Doheny or
the petitioners. Nothing has been
paid on account of principal or in
terest.
cat that time it was understood
between Doheny and Fall that the
latter need not repay it in kind. A
few weeks after it was given, Do
heny tore Falls signature off the
note, so that it would not be en-
forceable in the hands of others"
Doheny comes in for share of
attention again in the scorching
opinion just handed down by the
Supreme Court. canceling Teapot
Dome lease as fraudulent.
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women. Last year the figures were
1881 men and $50 women.
Included in the lists this year are
students from every county in In
diana, from "a other States and the
District of Columbia and from IS
foreign countries. China again heads
the list with the largest delegation
of foreign students, IS in all, which
is about Is below last year due to
military troubles in the Orient.
There are 16 Filipinos, five each
from Canada and Mexico, from
Japan, 2 each from India, Korea
and Syria, and / each from Greece,
Cuba, Germany, Peru, Jugo-Slavia,
Turkey and Bulgaria.
To care for the language needs
of non English speaking students a
new course in English is being Of
fered this year for the first time. 1t
is being given by Prof. H. M. Bald
win of the English staff, who is also
advisor for foreign students.
One of the most interesting of
the foreign group is r. A. Khadir
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NEWCASTLE HOUND
WINS ALL-AGE RACE
Dog Owned by Isaac Pate Victor in
State Fox Chase.

log OWneu Dy isaac fatS FlctOr III
State Fox Chase.
BIZ Times Special
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Oct IS
Highest honors in the all-age race
of the Southern Indiana and State
Fox Hunters Association, in
session here this week, are held to-
day by Kate, a hound owned by
Isaac Pate, Newcastle.
Other results of the race, held
Friday, are: Cap, owned by T. F.
Stockdale, Waynetown, and Jack,
by Delbert Latshaw, OaktoWn, tied
for second place; Smarty, owned
by H. T. Bowman, Williams, and
Ruer, by Otmre Williams, Plain
vile, tied for third.
The prize for the Oldest hunter
attending is held today by James
Major, 81, Martinsville. HOnors
for the Oldest woman present are
held by Mrs. Charles Carson
Arcadia. Joseph Webb is the
youngest boy and Marian Webb the
youngest girl attending.
A baseball game was one of the
features of today's program, clos
ing the convention.
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MEN TO MEET SUNDAY
Reformer Church Body Will As
sembIe at Button.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
BLUFFTON, Ind, Oct. 15.-The
third annual mems congress of the
Reformed Churches of the Ft.
Wayne Chassis will be held here Sun
clay afternoon and evening. Judge
William H. Shannon, FIT. Wayne,
Chassis president, will preside.
Speakers include DR.. G. A. Lop-
poncott, South Bend, and Lieut.. Col.
F. L. Hunt, Culver Military
Academy.
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OLD GAYETY WILL OPEN
Washington st. Theater Remodeled
at Cost of $4,000.

The Gayety Theater, All E.
Washington ST., one of Indianapo-
lis oldest theaters, has been leased
to Olsen and Marks, local operators.
and will open Oct. %, as the New
Gayety Theater, showing movies
and vaudeville, James Annette,
manager, announced today.
McCord Realty Company, owners
of the building, executed the lease
for an unannounced rental price.
Remodeling totaling $4,000 has
been done, Annette said. New seats
and new concrete floor have been
installed and the interior has been
redecorated completely, Annette
said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15
MAINE STIRRED
BY POWER WAR
Governor Brewster Leading
Bitter Fight.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 14.-Im-
mediate future of the Maine water
power fight lies in the hands Of
Governor Ralph o. Brewster.
Consistently opposed to the
wishes of the power interests.
throughout his political career, he
now is seeking to effect compro- y
mise. f~
1t is possible he will call spec:
cial session of the Legislature, at
which he will propose so-called u
New England compact, under which
Maine hydroelectricity, could be-,
shipped out of the State, subject to-
recall at any future ime. s.,
The compact would in some ways
resemble the Boulder dam treaty, @
which Western States long have .
sought to effect in relation to the L.
Colorado River water power.
The compact is opposed by ex- ,,
Governor Percival P. Baxter, who
has led the Maine water power fight
for eighteen years, on grounds that
once Maine power is exported 1T
will become an interstate commod-f
ity, subject to Federal jurisdiction.
Few Governors anywhere haveio
had more stormy regimes than
Brewster. Like Baxter, he is a.
fighter and like Baxter he regards;
recent power developments in Maine =,
with suspicion.
And like Baxter he believes that =,
water power will be the principal 5,
issue in Maine politics for years
to come and that water power
eventually must become chief is :,
sue in national politics.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15
ALBANIAN ENVOY SLAIN
Minister to Czecho- Slovakia, Is AS
sassinated in Cafe.

BIZ United Press
BERLIN, Oct. 15.-Cena Beg,
Albanian minister to Czecho-
Slovakia, was assassinated while
dining at a cafe tonight, message
from Prague reported.
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posTMIsTREss> ousTED
Accounts of Mrs. Helen G. FentOn,
Midland, $1,7OO Short.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
MIDLAND, Ind, Oct. 15.-Mrs.
Helen G. Fenton, postmistress here,
has been suspended from duty while
shortage of $1,700 in accounts of
the Office is being investigated, G.
B. Speers, postal inspector an
nounces. Francis r. Lammey is
serving as postmaster
This is the second irregularity at
the Midland Office in the last three
years. Miss Inez Jewell, postmis-
tress, fled to Illinois after a $1,000
shortage was discovered. She was
later found and prosecuted.
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of Syria, who is in this country
especially to study agriculture and
to carry the information back to the
people in his native land. During
the last summer he worked with one
Of the largest pillow companies for
practical experience in agriculture.
The only coed in the group of
seventy foreign students is Miss
Anna Lee, a Chinese girl who is
senior in the school of science this
year.
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Ordered to Aid Father

BIZ Times SDec.1L
PORTLAND, Ind, Oct. 15.-El-
mer, Hawsie, Sell and Taylor Alvey
have been ordered by the Jay Cir
cult Court here to pay 81 a week
each toward support of their father,
James Alvey.
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1s5 Masons at Meeting

GREENSBURG, Ind, Oct. 15.-
Scottish Rite Masons from Decatur,
Switzerland, Rush, Bartholomew,
Dearborn, Ripley. Jennings, Shelly
and Ohio counties, to the number
of 1876, attended regional meeting
here Friday night.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Cont'O

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-For man
who, is really. capable and who has a sue
cesstul record; we have most attractive
proposition. II you are such man. don I
fail 10 investigate: see Mr.. Adams. 2O16
4th st. at q 80 am. tomorrow.
REAL ESTATE-want two statesmen of
ability. who are willing 10 work: chance
10 make big money Address Box 351-Z.
star office.
statesmen. Catholic: national organization
has opening for live-Wire hustlers with good
references on a new campaign i'll Washing
tom highest commissions paid Address
James GIbney. OBJ Chestnut St. phila.. Pa
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'dl.

SALESLADY. experienced, ior
underwear dept. Apply Louis
Gold. l21+ + st. NV.
SALESLADY. experienced, for
dress dept, Friday and Satur-
day afternoons. Apply Louis
Gold. l2l4 + st. NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

WlNDOW SHADES. screens & metal weather
strips. viii call with samples J. y. Butler
& Son. 2O3l Nichols ave Sc. Line 1923.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
quality opaque shades fitted to your win
sIG9ws, Soc: the best quality, of opaque shades,
81 ID: hung free. We will call with samples
klseblatt. l It'll and II SITS ne. Line. 80.
WINDOW SHADES turned and rehemmed
90 complete; shades brought in morning
finished same day. Reinharit Window Shade
Factory. Note new address: 3116 l4th NV.
Col. 440 Save your old rollers.
WINDOW SHADES at factory orices
Shade Factory. 1909 I4th st. Main. 1929.
WINDOW SHADES made TO order. liuole.
uns laid in cement We ct Your windows
spd floors. Thompson Bross furniture.
stoves, floor coverings. 1870 Good Hope ri ID.
Anacostla, d. c. Phone Line. $50
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PERSONAL. (Cont.l

! DO HOUSE CLEANING AND WINDOWS
floors sIreilacked: waxing; old floors scraped
retinished: house repairing. painting: odd
iohs. Call BEN, Pot. 3S6S.
GRADUATE NURSE (DANISHl GIVES
scientific body massage aud electro thera-
peutic treatment. Main 1886. 81
colds. neuralgia, rheumatism, Indigestion, 81
BY appOintment. Col 1897.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-'
tiSers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
tlide answers TO advertisements
addressed 10 box numbers III
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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ESSEX COACH. only 3 weeks old: same a.
new: terms or trade. 2007 18th NV.
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CIGAR Statesmen: $50 per week and eX-
penses or commission: former experience nm
necessary. send stamped addressed envelope
for full particulars Carolina Cigar Co.
Greensboro y. &.
WASHINGTON : newest grocery and butcher
~appy establishment offers an opportunity
Tor progressive statesmen: exclusive distribli-
TOR of high-grade fixtures for complete store
equipment productive oDportunitv unlimited.
standard store Fixture Co, 11l9 9th ST. y. W,
Phone IL An 0o6u.
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PIAEO-Chicllerin Baby Grand will sacri-
nee for cash. No dealers. Address Box
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FULLY EQUIPPED AUTO LAUNDRY
Washing greaslng etc: capacity % storage
cars; also extra space for paint or repair
shon; best established business IL city pos.
sibilitics unlimited Price. $4,000: terms If
desired For further particulars address Box
81 II. Star Office 4s
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SITUATIONs-F'ENIALE tCont'G.

OFFICE WORK or teaching: refined. we'll
educated lady. with knowledge of stenogra-
ply aud tipping Franklin 644S.
T.. b. y. OPERATOR wishes position, eXpe-
rienced. Phone Lincoln 1860.
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ROMAN SHAWL. hand woven: ZOO years
old: perfect condition: will sacrifice 1893
+ st .,rd floor
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ANNIE LORD.
NATEROPATII

= NATJ KOPAIH.
Electro. hello hydro. physio therapy and
colon irrigation. Endorsed by leading phy-
hltiaHs Tor ladies. gentlemen and children,
1880 10th ST. NV, APT. =.
Phone Potomac 354. ia23s
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CLEVELAND SPORT ToCRING-An extras
sood paint IN perfect condition; complete
SET OF curtains. Party taking up just the
unpaid notes of SOS: only SI5 per mouth
see Mr. RICKETTS,, Peeks Garage "121 1+th
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BOY wanted with wheel. TO run errands.
Onnnrtunitv 10 learn trade, neat apn.aLillS;
good manners Apply Room l03. Med.eai
ScIenne BLDG
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-For nan
who j. really capable. and who mas a si i,o
oessful record We have most attractive
proposition II Won are such man. don
fail to invest'rate So" Mr.. Adams. %ol
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PIANO. Stieff: first-claSs condition Gail
Main ABB between $40 and 30 -

PIANOS-KDahe. Steinwav. Mason & Ham
change ON Knabe AmpicUs. The chance
Tor the person who does not want to buy a
new piano. All priced low. Terms KITS
l33O q 81. NV.
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PIANO-1 will sell my apt grand for $40.
Terms 10 responsible party. Address Box
III X. Star Office
PlAEO--My Anlpico grand Tor sale at loss
81 u 900. Terms to right party. Address
Box Abby Star office
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UEI,P--MALE.

AUTO MECHANIC cxpcrt. S'atc age al'fs
nSpnricurc Addree. Rox AN star oih"e.
ACCOUNT Mt BOOKKEEPER: must he good
writer and good mt figures: oDnortumty nlr
advancenent to fine position. Address, Wild
particulars. Box 1867. Star Office
ARTTST-permane nositlnn Tor man f;'-
pahle OF good lettering. desic"Iug ava DHotn
letouching: reference required; state sai2rN
expected and when aOncant could report Tor
work Address Box 1907. star oiicc.
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FORDS-LarEe assortment Of open and
closed models 10 select from; priced low
on terms BaFry-Pate Motor Co. Inc. "5"I
| Shei man ave. NV. and 121S Conn. ave. NV
Adams 5000 and Main $50.
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CHHl SLER COACH: almost new: run only
few mules; $3.50; easy terms Your car III
! 'tade. Adams Motor Co.. 20i2 4th NV.
CHRYSLER so SEDAN. only two months
otd; equal TO new; owner leaving town. VIII
! make price and terms reasonable TO inter
"Eted party. 2O0T =, W
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

;ss!5SIn; f' A Fs'S @ '' an nv
CIoTHlNGs--wiH call IN my, unie,tered au
toope city tcr Or fuPrs and pay ySn high
fothr Of sfT tf@en "a
1889 III ST nv @'O North Gi7a55. '"' '" NICE
CRIB. must be reasonable. Call West 2s777.J
CYLINDER MUSIC BOX, reasonable give
llst Of pieces Address Box 4G1X Star
BOOKS BOOKS BOUGHT : Large or small lot.
Book Shop. 933 G NV. Est. 1907.
FURNITURE wanted, at auction or other
Wis.,; highest prices guaranteed household
304 10th NV. Phone NJ. 9272.
FURNITURE wANTED-Furnishins large
house: have cash. North 2456.
FIRNITURE of all kinds for 1O-room house
FURNITURE-You can get more money for
your furniture and other merchandise if you
call D. Notes 633 La ave. Phone Main 3006
only. large quantity OF furniture. brio a
brac. pianos. etc. Phone Franklin 1891 and
get best prices.
FYRNITrRE of every description; hest
sansTe Deal Furniture Co. n 81 Eve si n4 700
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best
prices paid CAPITAL furniture Co.; 400 La.
ave. NV. on phone Franklin 1026T.
GoLD. silver. watches diamonds AID did
ieMcIry needed in DOR manufacturing dept
PEll cash value paid. Selingers. ala F IT.
HIGHEST s seaS p ,53od for s an 6 os
tuIe. Main $500 $50 La ave. NV. ia10'
HOME FURNISHINGS for 1O-room house
or odd pieces wanted Immediately. Phone
-
PIPE ORGAN wanted to rent for practice
Address Box 355Z. Star Office. So
iM[MEOGRAPH. A d. Dick Al condition
304 woodward Bldg. NJ. 6521. TO-
A n
storage for use by philanthropic service
Research University. 1907 Eye st. Main
o.sQ.
SPOT CASH paid for stocks of merch andi Sc,
store fixtures. etc. entire contents bought
Phone F. e744. Edgar Baum. 903 f St NV.
ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone Main 1882 or 9539
,,WEsCHLER,S. go PA. AVE. NV.
Household Effects, Merch andise Stocks
Automobiles. etc. Thirty-six years serving
the Washington public.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VACUUM CLEANER. sos Whirlwind S25
| lerfe"t condition: all attachments. 1868
! Quincy NV. Columbia 2S22.
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COLLECTOR. not afraid of hard wo9k; T,vH
present and former occuo9uon anu ,PFs
snce married or single. reply III own hanQ-
writing: must have auto: perniannnt posl.
ton. salary md commission. Address BON
~ p+1s
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IIEI.P--DONIESTIC.

COOK and general houseaorl;. colored, with
si 5 month no sTEi s;a nights suburb"
COOK. first;class colored. wanted, who will
STAY at night and give personal references,
Gail Potomac 1888 after 10 am. -
GIRL. colored or white; mothers helper;
house at. 80 blocks from Circle). Chevy
GIRL tcoloredl honest, reliable. for plain
cooking and general homework; no laundry
live in nice room: So per week. 901 r
GIRL for general hoqseM"rk- stay nights:
no washing; SO week. 3o45 ouesada st.
NV. Cleveland 5513.
Girl. for general homework. 1872 East
GIRL for general homework: references
stay nights. Cleveland 8.
MAID. neat and refined. flor general house
dry; stay nights; reference. Cleveland 4sl9.
NAIL: white or light coIored. for general
aUuse% or fnust stay nights 5000 Conn
work in nursery for two small children
under supervision trained babys nurse; must
on premises: good references required. Ad-
dress Box 261-z Star office. 10'
MIRsE, colored; :, children, g and. 4 stay
IN over 30: start, $50 Cali Main $3.50.
Mrs MagIone. Burlington Hotel.
NURSE. colored. to assist also with house
WORT: bring references. 20I3 o st. NV 70
WOMAN. colored. between 30 and 40 years
old. to do general hon ess orl cooking no
laundry work: STAY rights six-room house :
two adults, two children, 4 and s: must he
experienced: good wares. to right party Cali
Cleye. .l40s after 8 O'clock 80 'N' ~ '''
WOMAN. experienced ami reliable for GER
eral houseworlS i'll small family: steady posi-
ton and good paw bring reference l1OS
Allison st. NV. Phone Adams 2f54 o.
WOMAN for general ho, seNorll. no laundry
stay nights: room on end floor Phone Col
l0lOf. 4508 14th st. NV
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. 1928; :
mos old: perfect condition: $3.50; term,
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Personal.

TRUsSEs AND ELASTIC HcuDs At REAL
money saving prices Fit ana sa,tisfsetic.n
rlas Drnr Store No z ath ard b SITS NV:
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF The, BET
ser ciS Curing nj ronneens Strictly private
GHaTses orr sap Pa Tor adoption
dnM fo2 4 Ne h neTss,s edS
cationsl research), 81: Saturdays, lesson
al o O'clock, Jan: g. studio 1911 Eye. st.
SETTLED LADY GOVT, EMPLOYEE
Protestantl desires room in exchange II, Tor r
:aS desn eX Xddress Bss assz ss once WY
VIOLIN: PIANO INSTRUCTION.. soc. LES
son: studied al Wash College OF Music; e e;
DssailEE rs adapted ss,s to teach children 81
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT; ,yACUUM.
fan 10 S p@ GRACE al pa Nxsh Nat Bank 16 Sun
room and board in exchange. for, care of
S nhss eo Ssss f MIS- assf 9foch
ELECTRIC AND SWEDISH MASSAGE,
violet ray zoalite treatments: neuritis. rheu-
NATHAN: aching ads swollen joints, sun baths.
PIANO INSTRUCTION: : EXPERIENCED
teacher: Peabody certificate; all grades:
special interest in . children; home lessons
COW alescent: quiet home: good care; rea-
sonable rates. Adams 3110-J.
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
49S4-W.
PRIVATE HOME BOARDING SCHOOL
Limited number children. 1947 Bihmore st.
Adams 916l.
THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB-rROOMS FOR
meetings. card parties. dances: piano. ortho-
phonic. Franklin ga. z"
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY 4
graduate in electricity for all chronic trou-
bles For appointment phone Pot. 1447.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. DR. DELLA
LEDENDECKER. 30O2 p NV. Potomac 246O
SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions snap fasteners. tape bound. Sl9.15.
r. l.. sherwood. 1913 28th Sc. L. $3.50
care: best reference; confidential arrange
menls Tor adoption If desired. Adams S3f3.
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PIANOS-We are Offering specla! retilc.
tons on new and used Grands and Uprights
Tor the h0iidays Grsnds as low as, 1875:
ns2d uprghts from S60 up. Grands and
upriRhts for rent Pianos taken in ex-
change on Victrolas. Hugo Worch, lilo G
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DODGE TOURING. late model al extras
m perfect condition low mileage. Party
only sis per month. Sec Mr, RicjSctt-
Peck- Garage. olo1 Nm ~ N s. Rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-06

FORD TUDOR SEDAN late 1875: thor
oughly reconditioned: new paint: balloon
tires: good upholstery. See this car before
buying: ~ mos. TO pay: triangle MOTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-06

COOK and general houseuorlt colored with
references: no laundry: stay nights: suburbs
SD month. CleNelanL SllS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-06

GYMNASTICS. for permanent work on
small monthly naynent propositlon. n ,iNs
See Mr. Hess. 10 TO IL only. 900 American