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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paving $l39
for No. red wheat and 81 for No.
hard wheat Other grades are purchased
on their merits.
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Apartments for Rent

BELLEFONTAINE, l402-Large room.
kitchenette, bath; completely furn., porch
desirable: reasonable. Ri. 1885.
CAPT. N. 2407-Modern 5-rm steam
heated with garage; $50. Ri. 97S5.
CAPITOL. N. 1736-Upper duplex. large
rooms. closet space, front porch: rear
porch, screened. garage. yard. rain water
and heat furnished.
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or other business for $4,000 deed equity
N modern double north. Double In good
shape Call HUI. 1920. go N'0N
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Suburban. for Sale
EAST 38TH ST
Real Estate for Exchange

10 u, AiCRE5SS-U nimproyed good land. near
AlnSonvllle; S2,500 or S acres A. bOO
See this; Room 14o. 220 N. Illinois.
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Rv United Press

S SNG 56SdyFT gRt arEs 9ss sgs
n SsSs2S Oi6 oaoc 2 6s 5I9s5S 2S
15o-l60 lbs. s1i.75@ GLASS; 9o-130 lbs. $3.50
q 1925; packing sows $9.25@9.50. Cattle
market. Csc UP; beef steers. s11615; light
yearling steers and heifers. S1oQ15: beef
cows, $775@11; low cutter and cutter
calves, $9@14: bulk stocker and feeder
steers, -$lo.5O@11.5 80. Sheep-Receipts
bulk fat lambs. $12@i450; bulk Gull lambs
&6710.50: bulk fat ewes. S406.50.
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MisceNoneous Wanted
Pets and Live Stock
HOOSIER KENNEL CLUB
SERVICE

Members Of A. K, C. and Chamber Of
Commerce. II YOU want a good dog OF "a
quality and fair dealing BY members Of
this club.
H a; Never. SOB Guaranty Bldg. CITY
r. a. slime. 1914 Naomi st.. city.
BIRD DOGS
&c Gera "a, B ssd Ely. 542s N. Delaware s
Hon. L. NJ Slack. 52l Chamber OF
o''''''' BOSTON TERRIERS
Ave. city d HSqsST E S. %SIF1 pr. 1908
B. F; Buskirk R r. "J''. BOX S5 E.
CITY, Atoka Ken 9Gi { Ghs s52i.
oi r S x aq' Kshae T. 6b &c., Box IS
- Box Box 855H ga CITY " W NF%sdhEilGd Conf,
'- FOX TERRIERS rwirehaired)
pr IT, X Bennett. r r, o"P." Boz $50
j. e; Billie Clark. N. Penn. st.. city
walteT George. Pendleton. Ind. George,
MIS-; Ellen Tilson. R. R, 4. Box TAO
city Madison Rd.; Stop Z. Dr.. 7osO-J
o. R. Fishel.F R HOPE md
PoMERANIANs
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Booty 1910 N. Key.
stone Ave. city. Alexandra Kennels. Hu
Gracia Hodges. 1902 School st.. city
Ora Lou Kennels Oh. 1888
SHEPHERDS German Polcs)
H; J. Hodges, 1902 School st.. city Ora
Albert Meyer. 2s45 Madison Ave-. city
Treba Kennels DR., 1929
ST. BERNARDS
Hazel George. r. r, M. >" BOZ. a D
city. Hazelview Kennels. Wa. 4823 Ri
WOLF HOUNDS
Gracia Hodges 1902 School st.. city
era Lou Kennels Oh. 4483
rs PAIR WHITE RING PTGEoNs-Drive
out Virginia Ave. to Fountain Square
turn right on Shelby st. to Sheibyville
Road to h. n. 1 Box So.
BOSTON TERRIER-See Glover's 'ffy.
Come He, Here. Sir" at fair; puppy cheap
ENGLISH BEAGLE-Puppies, 8 months old.
eligible Ready to train. Cheap 47i2
Madison Ave. Southport ITO Wa.
hite, King; registered; reason
able. Ir 0338 Ring 8.
months old ready To train
Males, 81 each. $50 N. pGexel. II: 1907.
POLICE-Pdppies, months old pedigreed
II w Kansas 81. Dr. lfoO
/ week. Beautiful Canaries
Singers, $3.50. 1907 E. Pratt.
BULL TERRIERS-Snow white. pedf-: real
companions. 629 N. La Sale. Oh. 0768-w
reas 1891 &
Sheffield. LILIES KENNELS.
AT sTUD-Beautifu German police dogs
Fee reasonable 1921 Roosevelt Ave
BULL PUPPY-Femaie, sH
months old; pedigreed. 80 Kansas st.
GUINEA PIGS FOR SALE. 1913 N. NOBLE.
RI 5142.
ITTENS-Persian; an colors and prices:
ped. LILIES KENNELS. Be. oiss.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 7;-Receipts 1900;
aoo-sSo ll lbs, $ls. io@is75; 10000 lbs,
slS.35@13.75; 130-160 lbs. s12.50@ 1875;
999olso lbs, $l175@IS: packing sGws'
receipts, rs; market steady; beef steers.
$l2@15;. light yearling steers and heifers,
sl050@l4,75; beef cows. $8.50@1l; low
@19; heavy calves. $10@16. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 750;, market strong; top fat lambs.
Gull lambs. SS.50@11; bulk fat ewes. $5@7.
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By United Press

1900; market 15c up up; 25O-s5o lbs. $i575
@dS1o 2o9-25o lbs ;$JJS1I5s6@1s4o; 169 O.
@iS.4O:' 9O-1S0 lbs, $12.25@12.75; packing
sows. s10.75M12. Cstt,e-Receipts, 100.
Caives-Receipts, IT'S; market cattle
steers, $o65@is.25; beef cows, $75O@9.50;
low cutter and cutter cows. $575@7:
yealers, S16.5O@19,5O. Sheep-Receipts,
lambs, SIG: bulk fat lambs, $15.50@16;
bulk Gull lambs, $1o.5O@12.5o; bulk fat
swas- S5G17.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

TREASURY STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept THE Treasury
net balance for Sept. 5. was $166 970.-
924.76. Customs receipts this month to
Sept. 5. were $5.842. 280.64.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept Bank clearings.
s.. 231 900 900. Clearing house balance,
$4,000, 900. Federal Reserve Bank credit
balance, Sill, 900, 900.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. Foreign exchange
OF 90 49,; francs $3.50; lire 5.5S1%c''
off .00H; Belga. 13901z; marks, 2.38Hc
of 00H; Montreal, 1.00109375.
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NEW ORLEANS
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Local bank clearings today were s3,746.
900. Debts we're S6.793. 900.
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Receipts, 90; market, steady to higher.
Beer JeerS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl9.O04 1l.UO
becl COWS ......... SOOW IL. OO
Low cutters and cutter cows. 5.506 7.50
Bulk stock and feeder steers. 8.00@12.00
Calves
Receipts, $50; market. steady to higher.
Best Yealers .................$18. 00M 900
Heavy calves ................. 7OO9 ll.OO
sheep
Receipts. 1900; market, steady to higher.
Top fat lambs ............... $500
Bulk 1at lambs .............. l45On l9U0
Fat ewes Observation-Disclosures. 4.5O@ $50
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Building and Contracting

bU1LDING-Contract. wreck. rem. fur
WE. McNeer & Son, 1877 E. 18th. Ill 269s
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BIZ United Press

ce EsT Soy 5g BadS2ers SEPT to ma4tss weak
to i0c down; ,250-S50 lbs, $I2.90@1s;5O
2O0-25O lbs. $lS.159l3.65; 10000 lbs.
100 lbs, SIZES a i? 40 packing sows s1125
@12. Cattle-Reoeipts. 300. Calves-Re-
ceipts 600; market. SOC up; beef steers.
S12.50@16,25: light yearling steers and
heifers ti4@16.N beef cows. s850@1O.5O:
low cutter and cutter cows. s5.3507.4O;
vealers. s18.5O@19.50. Sheep--Receipts,
1000: market. 25635c up; TOP fat lambs.
$3.50; bulk fat lambs. $15@15.35.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

We Buy or Sell. CRAW-
FORD'S DRUG STORE. New
Location, S13 N. Delaware.
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WILL PAY CASH-For real bargains; sim
giles or doubtless any locations: any price
no contracts. Make offer In 48 hours.
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Members OF A. K. C. and Chamber OF
Commerce. II yog want a good dog OF 10
quality and fair dealing bv members OF
this club
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Farms Wanted
Real Estate Wanted

WANTED-Farms in exchange for city
pTo:2fe,ftZ; also have some BUYERS. II. A.
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Special Notices

CHICKEN AND FISH DINNERS-60 CENTS
AND 81: TEAPOT DOME, z MILES WEST
OF INDIANAPOLIS ON NATIONAL RID.
BE. 2190. WEST OF BEN DAVIS.
I will not be responsible for debts con-
tracted by my wife. Mary. after sept.
4th CARL VIM. STEGMAN. Indian
apolis. FIT. Wayne. Detroit. Mich.
business problems an
alyzed. Expert advice; reasonable. Ii.
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Transportation
Lost. and Found

BREASTPIN-Black onyx. Letter N. Family
relic; return receive money. He. 28l7.
GLASSES on parking ground at
Clifty .Inn,l Clifty Falls. Madison. Ind.
Reward. SO S. Bradley. II. 0764.
HOUND-Ring neck. wart on right shoul-
der. hind leg Scared: also tick hound
Reward for information. DR.. S572-M.
HOUNDS-Pair young beagle. white with
black and brown spots. Reward. Be. 1850.
LOST-From dog show at State fair, male
wire-haired fox terrier. brown head. Had
Turkish towel on for blanket. Reward
DR.. 1923.
PURSE-Small lost in front 725 N. Ire
mont. Reward. Be. 49I6.
PURSE-Containing keys. money, marriage
cert: lost In Kresgs'e. Rev. wa. 2249
REWARD-For information about black
and white toy terrier. Name Tinker"
Address Times Box D 20.
SUITCASE-Boys clothing lost between IN
$500.
SUfTCAsE-Brown; lost; containing lady's
and ehild's clothes. Reward. He. 4549.
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BU United Press
CHICAGO. Sept. Bank clearings to-
day were $1l6, 900. Clearing house
balance was S95O0.000
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Rooms for Rent
800 E. VERMONT

gu Ii. V ERMONT
Close in; nice clean. sleeping rms; $3.50
S6 a 5sTv gp RGt o sRa cold water
VERMONT, 1873 E., APT. l-Nice, large
WALNUT. AS E.-Nice clean sleeping
rooms, adjoining bath; also large front
rated. Ii. 1858.
WASH, W. 359-Special rates; Use to 81,
double; single SOC to 81; nice outside front
rms. TOURISTS INN HOTEL.
WAlLNIY!T; W. I2s-Nicey furn; frent o RIA 10
also light housekeep. rms, cheap. RI 9l38,
I'M rm.. bath; men T. private ent Ri s75e.
$3.50 PER WEEK UP
Vermont. E. 800; clean modern rms.
fri. rm.. accommodate men: So. Ri. 0575
2 NICE-Rooms; strictly modern home:
privilege Of bath. Ia. 1880.
UPSTAIRS-Ltving rm., sleep. porch adj;
des. for q reas.. board opt. Wa 5l92
600 NoRTH-Furnished rm., modern. Call
LOVELY-MODERN FRONT ROOM; 81;
PARKING SPACE. IR. 4170
NEWLY FURN. RM.-Nod apt. downtn.
continuous hot water. Ii: BIZ.
Room for Rent With Board
CENTRAL. 1e2s-Large attract. rm. Suit.
2. Constant hot water. ia. ll66.
PINE, S. ILL., gentlemen for rm. and
WASH, E.. 2625-Nice rm.. good meals;
constant hot water; good heat. Oh. 5744
nth. E.. 3l8-Apt; attrac. rm. connect
bath; hot water: 81; meals opt. RI. 1851.
CHILDREN TO BOARD-Modern home;
pleny shade. School & Church. Be. 1858
RIM. e. BD.-Children: mothers care: rm.
for mother; desirable school Oh. 2965-M.
CHILDREN-To board, mothers care
NORTH-Attractive rnl. modern home;
good home cooking; garage. He. 1881.
CHILDREN-to bd Lovely home, with
without parents. Brookside sch. Or. 1901
CHILD-2 to 8 yrs. close school. No
other children. Ir. 3l08 Ring-i.
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Ru United Press

TorEDo. Sept. -Fogs-Receipts, ESQ;
market. 10@15c up; heavies, S12.40@12.85;
mediums, $12.85@13.40; workers, $13G13.25;
500 largely stockers and feeders; market,
steady. Calves-Light; market soc up.
Sheep and lambs-Light; markets Doc up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-18

81 think have tried all the bread
that is on the market. did not care
for some of them. but once l bought
a loaf of Rice's Bread-and now l
will use no other. know good bread
when taste it. 1t is not soeey, it is
baked well, it will not dry out. Rice's
Bread is far superior to any that 1
have tried. 1t will stand the test any
where. If you once use it, you will
always buy it. The flavor is Just
wonderful, that is the reason / use
it always"
Mrs. Florence G.Payne
3OI3 Dent Place, N. W.
Evening star., 1928-09-15

444 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-zONING SEC
ond commercial Permit any type business.
ave. Decatur 1910.
SALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY.
LEDROIT PARK-A TWo-FAMILY FLAT.
and 6 rooms and bath each: separate
Arcola heaters; modern; good condition. A
dress @ Box 25s-B. Star once 0eo0. nv
Farmers Market Store and two apts.. priced
very Tzo%As my fq5 = sRowS faleS splf SIS "A ST sw
rooms Annual rental. $420 Price, $4,000.
NE. sections bk. DWELLINGS and l bk.
business property. Annual rental. $3.50.
Ffee M 'sc5oiSMsMERc1AL REALTY CO. .o
1905 st. NV. Franklin 6129
EQUITY OF $1,000 IN II SMALL HOUSES
on alphabet st. rented at $l37 SO per month,
lot or modern residence, white or colored:
'O'' s saowAITER REALTY co. o,
Eve Eyeninss m Hxsd snd Sunday. ceveIand n si5s sz
LESS THAN ASSESSMENT.
Groom house.
Zoned for industrial.
Assessed for s2,s25.
Price. s2.500.
Rent. S2750
1l06 Investment Building.
Franklin 6013. 16'
DESIRABLE STORE,
Near 14th and Kennedy Sts.
55l2 COLORADO AVE.
In a good apartment house section, sur
Suitable for almost any kind Of business.
L, HRE1NiNoER GEhE SsR & SONS.
Colorado Bldg Main 6l40
Evening star., 1928-09-15
MORE THAN A LIVING PLACE.
THEY ARE REAL HOMES.

ngsh type high elevation overlooking the part
OF the city They have six large three large porches
bath with shower hardwood floors second floor
oak paquet flooring first floor beautiful cabinet range and
kitchen cabinet plumbing the best that could be installed The
house absolutely complete in every detail lot 20 l4O
it. to 2O paved alley Without doubt this best buy
Washington offers today The from both front back
porches wonderful The price thousand dollars under
the market value and the better than ask
you to inspect them before buying elsewhere.
DON'T FORGET.
SAMPLE HOUSE. 315 ALLISON ST. NV
Two squares north of Grant Circle east of N H.
Open and lighted until pm.
Salesman premises
HARRIS SHAPERO Owner and Builder
1477 Girard Street NV Phone Adams 1889
Evening star., 1928-09-15

1915 E st. NV, opp. Washington Audi
torium, fine location for clothes pressing,
shoe shoe repairing pa and shine or light Lunch; n
WOODWARD, Agent. 723 goth st. NV.
5 SToRE5-CORNER 2lst & SITS, SUIT
ssie for coomnsmissiona ons on merchant or any kind
2030 Ca. sve.-Lc;st s.ore, 20x100. and
aparrpa~-.., sSv
>S3S o.. sye.-Suitahle for auto repair
snop. woc1 and coal yard:
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OUR-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
electric light, pipeless furnace. SIS month:
Four-room and bath BUNGALOWS, ami, $50
six rooms and two baths. h.-wh.. ami.
double garage. 1870 Baltimore pike, Hyatts-
Four-room and bath apt, furnished, $50
q month.
o. B. ZANTzINGER Co...
Phone Hyatts. "a HSastsSile. MO.
BRICK BUNGALOW.
Eight rooms and two baths, built,in ga-
rage: large lot Rent S65 per month. IN,
uure 1922 South Dakota ave. ne. Call
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SALE--LOTS.

SALE-LOTS.
NEW yERsEY LQT BARG AM, IS CAsH. s.
Price $3.50 .aI only 70 each Dav'do1' $50
observation-disclosures CITY. NEAR
GOVT park; s275 up; easy terms. slst st.
& v pl Sc. or 1928 Alabama ave Sc
$50 CASH AND $50 MONTHLY, WILL BUY
large shaded lot in Chevy Chase D. C.
Owner Wis. 3850-J.
FOR QUICK CASH SALE, VERY DESIR-
able domestic. Lyon Park, soxll9. high high:
wooded, ami, SoptheaSL corner Lattlmer
and Ingram sts Georgia 362S-W.
WILL SELL MY EQUITY OF $3.50 in LOVE
ly lot in nearby Virginia. Address BOX
248-A. Star office. " 10
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, D; e., 6ox
ll9; improvements; corner; only $l,6OO. Ad-
dress Box 312-B. Star ofhce. e.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. CORNER. ! BLOCK
from Pa. ave-; 50x103; improvements; near
schools $1,000. MR. LEE, Main 1886.
LOTS. ON HIGH GRoUNp, WITH WITH, ,Isi SEWER; YER
| ten minutes from Department of Agricul-
| ture; price very moderate for thoroughly
developed property. Address Box "24l-B' Star
Evening star., 1928-09-15

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
SALE OR RENT CHEAP-ATTRACTIVE
bungalow. Ccnveniences. Owner changing
station Phone Clarendon 1678-W-2. or
Box 232. Arlington. Va. IT.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW $50 MO-. ,8-ROOM
bungalow. $50 mo-: close to Rhode Island
ave. Hyattsville 127-W. 16'
315 COLUMBIA ST. CHERRYDALE. VA
elevation, I. & b., cleo. hot-water heat;
will build garage for desirable tenant; price
$35 month
FOR BARGAINS in houses in nearby Vir-
gin1a, lots, acreage. tracts, etc, for sale.
trade or rent, see us. Office open until
$50 pm.
N. T. RYON CO., INC.
Clarendon 1880 1904 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1928-09-15

PRICE S5 900
A modern bay
electric nshss good onaion This
PRICE, So 500
CASH. $780,
q dwell
'
PRICE, $3.50
NORTHEAST
Near 10Th and SITS well constructed
heater tWcsr ssrsse
PRICE $3.50
A
particular terms can " Ne Az
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Penna. Ave- Sc.
Realtors.
Evening star., 1928-09-15
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FREE OF ENcUMBRANcE = DoWNToWN
apartment house. containing six apartments,
al rented, approximatins $500 ns' wonthly
change for equity in modern detached house
as part payment or series of first and second
trust notes. viii take back frst trust OF
$1,000 Value in exchange, $4,000. Ad-
dress Box 228-B, Star Office. 16s
HAVE CLIENT WITH 20 DETACHED
50co first trust. Total value. about s40o,;
600. Will exchange for properly PRICED
and located apartment house or oflce build.
ing, subject to one trust of about 500 OF
r. v. MARcERoN CO..
1900 M St NV. Potomac 6422. IL.
IF. YOU. HAVE PROPERTY IN OR OUT
side of the District that does not meet your
requirements, state what you have and what
you wish. One of our of1ces can make an
equitable deal for YOU quickly. We have
large. select list, and exchanges have been
SPECIAL--120-acre farm. Montgomery
County. Md. n mile off State road. 20 miles
from the District; good Broom house. out
buildings. fair; land fertile, over half tillable.
balance in woods. At the price and terms
We can quote. this is a bargain; trade sub
ject to s4,506 first trust, for equity in city
property.
34l8 14th st. Columbia 1877.
Evening star., 1928-09-15
RENT--STORES.
fCantinue0.l

SALE OR RENT-BUS.. PROP.
444 NEW YORK AVE N.W.-zONING SEC
ond commercial Permit any type business.
Size 1Sx50 IT, KaSS Realty Co., Ills VI.
ave, Decatur 1910.
Evening star., 1928-09-15
sALE-sURURBAN PROPERTY.


SUBURBAN; 5 ACRES. MODERN aousE idot}SnI
view; 1 miles west of Falls Church. near
Lee Highway. on improved road. Turn rignt
- mile after passing Fair Hill Inn. Price
$4,000: Low cash payment and terms, u
NO Cash PAYMENTi ONLY $N PER
bungalow. pantry and room for bath: fur
mace, electricity, fine well, nearly acre cor
ner lot, on good road and near cars. Price'
$4,000. F; n Nilsson, High Bridge ,s stat1on' N,ecb
trio Railway. Md. 10
4-ROOM BUNGALOW ON STATE ROAD % >
miles from Washington. D. G. Poultry
house for 1000 chickens. large garage,
acres of ground and shrubbery. Very cheap
for cash. Apply w. J. ARDEESER' camp ;an
WONDERFUL BARGAIN - NEW 4. ROOM
BUNGALOW. 4a4 acres of improved Iano,
minutes walk from electric car, tram ano
bus line: near Baltimore pike. IL miles from
Capitol; s2850; on easy terSor terms
Hyattsville Hills. Md. o,.
Phone 1212-W. 81
$35 CASH-s35 MONTHLY.
Why rent when you can own your o"n
home?
Five rooms, bath. electricity and gas, fur
mace heat; cellar under entire house ~.
Open Sunday all day, for inspectiona; NO.
206 Allegheny ave. Takoma Park, Mo.
i4oa Eye St. NV.
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA, NEAR WASH
ington Golf and Country Club; select nelgn-
borhood; on cement road; 15-min. drive 10
WASHINGTON; attractive 6-r. house, hot-water
heat. tiled bath; lot 10ox150; beautiful view.
~ William A. SMITH, REALToR.
Phone CIar 1874 Clarendon, Va
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-22
BOSTON PLANNING
GREAT Welcome
Will Hold Reception for At.
lantiC Filters

Boston. June 90 UP) - Boston,
still smarting under-the knowledge
Of its inability to give an official
send oft to the crew of the mono
plane Friendship when its trans
atlantic flight started in Boston har-
Dor almost before even the milkman
was awake. today made preparations
10 welcome Miss Amelia Earhart,
Wilmer Stultz, and Lou Gordon.
transatlantic flyers.
Although no definite word as to
the actual time of the flyers arrival
here, officials plan to have Mrs. Amy
Otis Earhart, Amelia's mother. her
daughter, Muriel, and Miss Anne
Bruce. Gordon's fiancee. head the
welcoming group when the trio land
here from New York. They will be
taken to Miss Amelia's home in Med
ford, near here. where that town will
have a chance. but just a short one
to welcome its own
Then the flyers will be rushed
back to Boston where civic and So
cial clubs, officials OF the city and
Boston airport officials will head the
ci,y.Uide reception. 1t was learned
last night that several local patriotic
organizations also We're making ten.
tative plans to honor Miss Earhart
Final plans are under the super.
vision Of Capt. H. H. Railey. OF
Brpokline, who 10 now handling the
affairs OF the flyers in England.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-22
READY TO Offer
HIMSELF TO PARTY
Oklahoma Man Willing to Be
Democratic Candidate

Duncan. Okla, June % UP)-
Rev. Aionzo f. Workman, who had
a premonition he would be the next
president Of the United States. IS
ready to offer himself to the demo-
Gratis as soon as they become dead
locked at Houston.
Although deeming il undignitied
for him to be attending the conven-
ton, since in his case he feels the
office is seeking him more than he
the office. Rev. Workman fears that
he will be in Houston when the dele
gates convene.
II am not strong for candidates
for president going to the conven-
tons, but l don't see how l can re-
sist the temptation" he told the
United Press today. Il am SO close
to 1t down here"
The campo ignins minister has
completed plans to place his mans
attended by hoop-la will put him
before the convention. He has
| selected the more dignifed way Of
sending a letter to the secretary o.
the convention. A friend. whose
name he is not revealing for poll
teal reasons. will call for the read
Ing OF this letter to the delegates.
The letter. in addition TO throw
ing Rev. Workman's hat into the
democratic arena. gives the platform
on which he will consent to take the
nomination. The letter. in part
says:
1.-THE meeting OF the great demo
cratic party means so much to tbs
nation and the world that have nt
desire OF restraining myself from
communicating directly with you.
II feel II Is a duty as well as 8
privilege as a citizen to submit my
name and my life TO you for the
nomination for president OF thu
United States.
Il have no desire 70 dictate youl
platform. but as candidate, a par
tisan and a democrat, l would ven
ture two suggestions:
Il believe in clean government
and law enforcement.
II believe In a tariff on all I'm
ported wheat In order to protect thu
American farmer. and that the tar
in money be used for revenue only
Rev. Workman believes he Is 1
fine compromise candidate. II nom
mated. he can WOO and win the Pro
testant vote. the dry vote and thu
farmers vote, since he owns tw.
farms and knows farm problems
Labor IL friendly, too. because h
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The bone commonly called The
kneecap is known as the patella.
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Worcester Man Held
For Thefts From Banks

Worcester, Mass. June 20 (CP)-
George Q. Bridges, treasurer of
three local cooperative banks. was
held here today on warrants charg-
ing him with thefts totalling SS4,-
600.
Bridges frankly admitted his
guilt according to authorities, and
failing to obtain $4,000 bail was
held pending a hearing.
At a combined meeting yesterday
Of directors of the three banks in
volved, Bridges resigned as treas
urer.
Some Of the money. it was said,
had been repaid from time to time
SO that the combined losses of the
three banks will approximate s5c,-
Gee, which will be covered by the
treasurer's bonds totalling 100000.
According TO bank officials who
discovered the defalcations, Bridges
would receive payments on notes Sc
cured by mortgages. and would dis
charge the mortgages at the regis
try of deeds without cancelling the
notes.