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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-08
STOCKS MOVE
IN BICBLOCKS
C.P.R. and Curtiss Air
plane Reach New
High Prices

NEW YORK, May s.-tP-Oper-
ators for the advance were in con-
troll OF the stock market at the
opening today. Some large blocks
Of stocks were purchased on the ini-
tial dealings. including $4,000 Inter
national Combustion at 63, a new
high record and an overnight gain
Of 2 points. A similar amount OF
Continental Motors also changed
hands ut 10 1-2, also a new top;
Canadian Pacific opened / Ia high
err at 222 1-2 ard Curtiss Airplane
up 2 Ia at 125 Ii, both new peaks.
Radio began the day with a drop Of
2 points.
Piled up purchasing orders, exc
cuted in the first half hour resulted
in rapid advances in public utility,
electrical and miscellaneous shares.
There was heavy realizing. however,
in General Motors, which pushed il
down S IA TO EOS IL, with one break
from 207 3-S to EOS IL on transac-
tions involving 1900 shares. Radio
soon converted its loss TO q gain,
and sold up 10 eos IL. n new high
record, while General Electric quick
ly advanced 4 "a and Curtiss Aero
plane 3 81. Gains of / to 2 points
embraced a long list Of prominent
stocks, including Victor Talking Ma
chine. Archer Daniels. Midland. Pur-
ity Baking, Greene Cananea Copper.
international Nickel, international
Match preferred. Vanadium Steel and
Westinghouse Electric. There was
little in the overnight news to in
~fluence trading. The buying move
ment gathering most of its force
from the widespread public interest
in the market following the long sus-
tanned activity.
Foreign exchanges opened steady,
sterling cables ruling slightly lower
around S4ss I 1-6.
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U.S.. Liable For
Huge Refund on
Ford Auto Stock

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May s.-tPl-
The United States was made liable
10 a refund OF approximately s44,-
100000 to former owners Of Ford
motor stock as corporation income
paid under protest. when the Unit
cd States court Of appeals today af-
firmed the United States district
court at Detroit in the suit Of Mrs.
Alice G.. Kales against the govern
ment.
Fred L. Woodwork. internal rev.
enue collector at Detroit, has APP
pealed from the district court de-
c%ision. which held that Mrs. Kales,
widow Of a Detroit manufacturer,
was entitled TO recovery Of s2,627,-
309.5O. which she had paid the gov
eminent under protest.
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BRITAIN
CONTINUED from page one

Continued from page one)
to demand from the regency q change
of government.
There was no doubt that the reg
ency and cabinet were disturbed by
the manifestation although state
ments Of the government and other
sources differed greatly as to the
Importance and volume Of the pea
SAINTS march.
Army airplanes ready to suppress
a revolt with bombs lowered over
head as the peasants marched. Gov
eminent cavalry brought up the front
and rear Of the marching horde. Per-
feet order prevailed when the pea
SAINTS reached Sibiu and the cavalry
escort was under instructions not 10
impede the march unless the pea
SAINTS tried to incite the country
side.
After informing the peasant lead
er. Julio MANU-. that they would
not ask the resignation Of the Brat
ianu government, the regents sum
moned Vintaila Bratianu. and j. G..
Duca, minister Of interior. With
them they discussed what reply
would be made TO The demands Of
the peasants. II was thought in
some circles that the regency seek
ing a way out might ask Nicholas
Titulescu. foreign minister, 10 form
a cabinet in order 10 placate the
pessantry among whom he Is pop
ular.
The ministry Of the interior IL
sued n formal statement saying that
all delegations 10 tho peasant con-
gress at Alba lila had returned to
their starting int. Two hundred
thousand peasants attended the con-
gress and the Associated Press cor
respondent found that 5000 reached
Sibiu, about so miles from Alba
Julia, after a march OF a night and
a day.
Martial law prevailed in Transyl-
vania and the Rumanian- Hungarian
border was closed to automobile trsf-
fic. All travellers were being sharp
~ scrutinized, questioned and search
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Z YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. May s.-tPHThe cot
ton market opened steady at an adj
vance of 10 to 80 points on a renewal
OF the buying movement in evidence
yesterday Afternoon and which sp-
peared to find further encourage
ment in reports Of further eastern
belt rains and low temperatures in
the central belt.
Relatively firm Liverpool cables
we're n contributing factor on the
upturn. which carried prices up to
21.70 for May and 21.49 for October.
but the advance met = good deal Of
realizing and the market showed re-
actions OF s or 10 points from the
best by the end Of the first hour.
Realizing and selling for a re-
action became gore active after
publication of the official forecasts
for clearing and warmer weather in
the eastern belt. May sold off 10
21.A0 and October 70 PHO. net de-
elines Of Z to 10 points. but the
market was quieter and several
points up from the lowest AZ mid
day.
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State of War On,
London Hears

LONDON. May s.-fF)-A state Of
war virtually exists between Japan
and the nationalists Of China says a
Reuters dispatch from Shanhai. War
has not been formally declared.
The Japanese have occupied stra-
tegic points at Tsinan including the
railway station. military barracks, the
telephone and telegraph offices, and
the southerners' powder magazines.
Latest reports from Tsinan by way
81 Tokyo show that occupation Of
these various points was made only
after some fairly severe fighting.
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Do Not Want Carol,
Leader Declares

SIBIU. Rumania, May s.-tP-Re-
fore leaving for Bucharest, Julio
MANU-, leader Of the national pea
SAINTS party. said that the peasants
had no connection whatever with
former Crown Prince Carol and did
not intend to recall him. He assert
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MAY ASK u. 5.

Continued from page one)
active measures to enforce their d.
mandS.
Latest advices indicate the nation
alists are gathering strength and are
preparing to attack the Japanese from
the northwest. Japanese reinforce
ments from Tsingtao were rushed 70
the defense line today Immediately
after detraining.
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Wheat Prices In
Downward Trend
AS Market Opens

CHICAGO. May S.-R-Influenced
by Liverpool quotations lower than
due and by favorable crop reports
from Kansas. wheat prices here tend
ed downward early To-Day. Much OF
the time, however, traders showed a
disposition to await t7norrow's gov
eminent report from Washington
Opening is to ] Is c off, wheat
later kept near the initial limit.
Corn and oats were slso easy, with
corn starting Is to 1-2 lower, n
subsequently, undergoing but little
change. Provisions s1snted down
ward.
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Continued from page one

CONTINUED from page one)
instruct the couE.y delegation to the
state convention to vote for a Hoov-
er delegation to the national con
vention, and will also endorse the
policies Of the Coolidge administra-
ton. IL Is understood that one or
two delegates are aligned with the
Wursbach faction, but are not ex-
pected to inject discord into the
convention.
Garner supporters asserted Tues
day morning that a resolution en-
dorsing Garner for reelection would
be introduced, and expected IL 70
carry without serious opposition.
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COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Nav s.-P1-Cotton
spot quiet; American strict good mid
ding 1885; good middling 1850;
strict niddling 1883; middling 1855;
strict low middling ITO: low mid
ding 11.55; strict good ordinary
1i.35; good ordinary 11.05: sales
5000 bales. 1000 American. Re-
cepits 10000; American 10000. Fu-
lures closed barely steady. MAY
1897: July 1881; Oct. 11.l9; Dec.
I'LL; Jan. I'LL; Mar. ITO.
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ed that Carols name was not men
toned once during the congress nc
Alba Julia.
While the peasants march 20
Bucharest did not nave his sanction.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO. May s.-(P-Pstatoes:
Old stock dull; Wisconsin sacked
round whites $f.60G1.75; Minnesota
sacked round whites so:
new stock weaker; Texas sacked
Bliss Triumphs s325d3.50: mostly
$3.50; few 1885; Louisiana sacked
Bliss Triumphs s3.25.
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Japan Votes to
Send More Men

TOKYO. May s.-(Py-The Japanese
cabinet has decided to dispatch a di-
vision Of troops to Tsintao. Shan
tung. and the e%mperor's sanction is
expected tomorrow.
On war strength the division,
known as the Nagoya division. num-
bers from 1 5000 To $1,000 men.
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Nj. MANU- saiywhe was powerIess "a
prevent Il In hce Or the bitter In
dignation or the peasants toward the
present government which MANU- cx-
pected would fall NJ any minute.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-08

Poison Oak or Ivy IL relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
perial sczems Remedy. All drug
gists are authorized TO refund your
money II it fails.-Adv. (5)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-08

Water Blisters on hands or feet
win disappear after q few spplics-
tiors Of Imperial Eczems Remedy.
All druggists are authorized TO re-
fund your money II Il fails-Adv.
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TOKYO. May s. Up Premier
Tanka today invited the heads Of the
diplomatic missions Of Great Britain,
United States. France and Italy TO the
foreign office and explained the de-
tails OF the Tsinan affair. The gen.
eral situation in Shantung and the
necessity for the dispatch Of Japanese
troops 20 China.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-08

Weak Eyes cf children are
strengthened By Diekey's Old Reli-
able Eye Water. All druggists csc.
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CHICAGO. May s-lP-Butter
higher; creamery extras - Sd.
standards 80 1-2; extra firsts 80 Cd:
firsts IL 3-4G42 Ia; seconds 3sG4i.
Eggs higher: firsts 2OG3c: ordi-
nary firsts 27G2s IL: forage pack
ed extras 80: firsts 81 IL.
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CHICAGO, May S.-tPj-Poultry
alive. firm: fowls 24d27: broilers
30G42; turkeys %; ROSTERS Is:
ducks IS: spring ducks 2s. geese Il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-08

MO BETTER thing could come
- to any school house than to
have the sale of bottled carbon
ated beverages in it." says DR..
Royal S. Copeland, noted
health authority - these bottled
soft drinks are made of finest
sugar, pure carbonated water
and wholesome, taste.tempting
Aavors. Buy them by the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20

ADDING MACHINES sold SIS per month,
Portable. T-hsnk Burroughs, small size. sou.
Franklin 9e1t as St nv. 2'
BICYCLES girls bicycles; in excellent
eonaii!on; cheap 1850 18th st. ne. Foto-
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ANTIQUES. Oh gql1, sslgeL. diamonds. lev
eAy 4 p Arbola 1929 5 81 ma MAN
hPrErFI uen'a- w9gaenS s8d ciliIdFen'sl
Iee1ee TO- rgnimsge ssie also curtains.
els.es. rugs and MISCELLANEOUS sftIcisa VII
~ casa FaBne "a 8 WlNzeT, p, 4Z45-d 20
4pPAFEI. men s. Vonlsns and chleFfn e.
<of runHlsgs sale hogseboid articles. ear
g@1as peecingi sc 2.I Day cash 1 ssda NJ
brng 80 bo1 81 q. ~ 1885 !. 81 g " k1'
Hss s"1 q 9b5oa, rfsax.'h ssls-s4ie B,s
Fer -. 2. 40 q si
BOOKS BiuGHJ 8s,n a5sa 51il q 81
FURNITURE Douglas. In 1892 ans
ftns ny ftfIStnHa s4lf1f % fnoaffn.
plan9ss Gslce flrsHHYt e1e
FURNITURE Would Ike ~ p83cnsas some
Vsec furniture slaq piano PhoAf Ffaga56tlh
b8sf Cat Pcs ca1A ~
gahiTgFE & syedr,y o ftser' t5.s s s,,t
ke7l4se Dfal Fgfnltare co. sol Eye s.
Yf5FEfT0RK If 81 Nnos wanted best prices
ps5a Cspltsl Furniture q. oZi Ia ave
3 ~ OF prone fIsuElia i02eI
COLD ai4el- wstcfss. DIAMONDS and old
3eWelTs neeoea $40 our manufacturing dept
Fsal essh galus paid Sel.ugers. sia r 3d.
ON ooLD BRING sopr ole soid silver, plat.
Ieeec tnem iH our tqanutscturln2 ospt val
pas n.Fnest plices 4 Kahn Inc s3S y 81
Piano. es6y gIsAd r. t75 !. cash p3ssa.sshes IN
gTORE FI&IDEKE OflcE furniture sUo
ssBrEs 81 uleFFBsDGibG Entire C9atsntA
iouEht fgt essh EcssF Esam. sI4 e. y
ANYTHING 10 SELL!
wg gge9f Is I t ia =. ~" igr '' NV
4kaukeFGtn RffeffE. HiFFTng ndiAF stocks
SO evggeg.lfs Fff THly3y seven yFefk seFYnt
tre Wasftrafcn buhile .
PHONE FRAAkLiA 1858
~-ursn ycg asot 10 sell tgrnltgfs a. 8ths
Kenrs cesf sTaeeE s4YFn. FoteE store so
tGEk 81 ~
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"UPTOWN BRANCH -"
OAKLAND. PONTIAC
l.. +. STEUART. INC.

OAKLAND. PONTIAC
l.. T. STEuART. INC.
Aug. 18th. 10Th. 10Th will be
"OAkLAND DAYS" Start
ing at . am, a special group OF
Good VIII Reconditloued Oak
land Skies goes on sale al
mountaineering prices. Never
before have we offered such a
splendid assortment OF models
Never before in our history
have such values been available.
Come in for demonstration
make your selection. This is
your opportunity to purchase
the best used cars III town,
Come early, Bring your de
post. The first customer will
have The cream Of our stock.
Remember the Time and Date
BIB nth :, NV,
Col. 733.
Open Evenings and Sundays,
DON'T FAIL
TO SEE
the Beautiful
1927 FRANKLIN ROADSTER
with rumble seat that will be
put III our $500 Per Hour Re-
ductlon Sale.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
1924 l4th.
READ OUR OTHER NJ IN THESE
COLUMNS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20

CETFFCRCRE, walnut, bureau. day-bed
russ. nlshos. reSt-eaSy chair, nshoG. daven-
rnFs table; practically new; owner leavins
CITY: reasonable Pot ss6n, Ant sos a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20

igT ICyfHe oia gid. silver diamonds. lev
.fg Arnola 1923 5 81 ma Man
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TWO FRESH cows ore Jersey an one
Guernsey " 7. DfsyeE Phone North
2f60W ~
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PUPPIES. police dos s months oi1 pedi-
treec Eoston terrier male ard female
r. 3E1fs I'D. pedlgTee6 Persian kittens. msls
an6 female, various celors Fare hid Pc
essos, 1919 sth 81 ny Main 55a7
roy gAf1zs-~F9oek Of 70 pigeons GOOD breed.
go cheap 2a26 EisdenSburz I'd re. 90
YoUEc PARROTS
Double YeJl2wEesa and Eeehess-
fsssafsYfsee6 % learn 20 talk,
LTHERTDF'e PET SHOP, si2 P st r ".
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GAAL-AO
YOU WILL
FIND
Late 1923 models in all standard
makes in our $500 Per Hour
Reduction Sale.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
1924 18th.
READ OUR OTHER AID IN THESE
COLUMNS.
REQ. REQ.
THREW" VALUES.
WHY WE
STRESS
USED-CAR
QUALITY,
When we sell a man a used

W hen we sell man a used
car we know he will remember
that he bought it here. We
value our good name too much
to risk it for temporary profit.
We have many cars that we can
unqualihedly recommend. Here
are a few OF them;
1920 REQ Flying Cloud Sport
Coupe.
1928 Wolverine Sedan.
1927 FLYING Cloud Sedan.
1927 REQ Wolverine Brougham
1927 Flying Cloud Broueham.
1927 Flying Cloud Sport Coupe.
1926 Buick Master Sedan.
1927 Chevrolet Sedan,
1927 Chevrolet Coupes.
1925 Dodge Coupe.
1924 lewett Brousham,
1920 Chandler Sedan.
1924 Buick Sedan.
1925 Dodge Sedan.
1926 Dodge Coupe
We have several cars in Sc
dams, tourln2s. coupes, road
sters in excellent running con-
dition, All cars priced from
SIS to $3.50.
OPEN EVENINGS .-SuNDAYs
UNTIL PM
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
1870 i4th. Decatur 1910.
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sALE-AUToMOBTLEs.
sALE--AUToMOBTLEs.
HUDSON-ESSEX.
FIT-YOUR- POCKE.TBOOk
SALE.
PRICES REDUCED
1917 TO 401o.

Many current models, some
hard to distinguish from new.
HUDSON 7rAssENoER SEDAN - Late
nicely; upholstery not even soiled:. nnish
brakes. viii take ti.oso for quick sale.
ESSEX EARLY 1929 ooAcH-orixtnal fin-
tires tinton Reduced to ss7S
ESSEX "a sEDAN-Latest model fully
eeuinpssd; Just like hrand-new. Reduced
HUDSON sEDAN-Late 1923. but in hrst-
e!ass condition must 30. Price reduced
w1LLYs -KNlGHT 1924 roUR1no-Me-
c nn. condition r excellent; 5000 ss Dueo
CHEVROLET sEDAN-Lstsst 1927 driven
fully equipped, Only S475
ESSEX sEDAN-Early 1927; original nnlsh
motor excellent. Only $3.50 ~
HUDSON 90 BROuGHAM 80 Custom built
aluminium body fully equipped; motor tip
top; come In and drive H. You will hardly
think 4 possible 10 buy q car like this
for sos
DODGE 20 sEDAN--1n splendid condition
throuShout' leather upholstery. Only s595
HUPMOBILE '2s TOURING-A neat Ave
passenger car that will give many thousand
miles OF keod service Only 1895
ESSEX AZ COACH -orlxtn.l baked enamel
finish Just like new motor tintop good
tires. pickup at 1898
ESSEX '2s COACH-Unusually clean mo-
tor smooth. Only 1898
LAMBERT-HUDSON
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HAWKINS
DEPENDABLE USED CARS.
1926 REQ coupe. ,..... 5000
1926 REQ sedan. .,.....,. $50
1926 Hupmobile sedan. $50
1926 Studebaker coach. ... 900
1925 Nash special 8 sedan. $50
1926 Nash advanced sedan. $50
1926 Nash advance s coach. 700
1926 Nash light e sedan. :, $50
1926 Nash special 8 coach. $50
1927 Nash special 8 sedan. $50
1923 Nash spl. 8 cabriolet. 1850
1925 Chevrolet coach. 80. 225
1924 Dodge touring ... $50
1925 Dodge coupe. ..... $50
1924 Oldsmobile sedan. Us
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. INC,
1888 l4th St. NV. Decatur $500.
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS,


T-zgF7 FkrgfCys frern Is np Al IN goca
t~ressfcn enf1h BATTERY sno RADIO sfTy.
ire Sta is.h s.
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EfgCTRTc FIXTURES. new, for rooms,
so installed, includinS Its ii rsflor and
{ r: wlriss rooms low as $50 guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20

frECTRfc, WASHING MACHINE. Easy"
rssctscally new. very reasonable 1905 W.
NfSesrts
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First 10 90 will be A Buick
1927 Standard 4-Door- Broueham
i'll perfect condition, and so guar
anteed~-will he reduced $500
every hour. The starting price
OF 1885 is equal to nj lower than
any such car now being offered
IN Washington. 50 get ont vour
cash and Your watch and beat
old main Depreciation .
Others to be sold on the same
plan include,
1924 Chrysler "a Convertible Coupe.
is2a HUDSON Breugham
1927 Chevrolet Coach.
is ssss. E EcrS s sSs. ne Ros9 v,u,n.,.
1927 Buick Standard Sedan.
1928 Buick Master Coach. ,..
And 20 Others.
Come in and hook these cars
over and watch the prices 90
down.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
1924 nth st.
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EOfSoN GH0NoGRAPH. with Victor attach
sNent srS records; refrigerator and aNiS
A'snNirStev rus leavins city. must sacrifice.
rNGrn Acsws SnsS-J
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FUSNTTUBE-New custom MADE. 5-pleoe
C"e-Stf?Te6 suites IN 5accusro velour. re-
verSihse sis tapestry cushions. reeuier $3.50
value for sas CuStom-n made apiece carved
frs me Twins room suite. ln genuine mohsir;
- eYsseie gstiNe cushions. $3.50 value Tor
sISa Other Nvlne room suites and ODD
chairs 81 bsrsslr prices New York Uphci'
E,ersrk Co. 6I7 ST NV
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pT79NTT URE-D;ujGS suite, s pieces desk.
fat TOP. swivel chair, fling cabinets. SAM
to- rsfrlserator, one wear ol6 North 1928
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sets Tor IS rooms. nearly new perfect con-
ctsoi $50, i0cl0ceS pirins West 1881 81"
rLfINTTURE--SInser SeNlus machine, MIR
:afS. tables, chairs chest al drawers. etc,
SNn Eve 81 y II. Ant n 1OS
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DESKS. chairs tile safes and safe cabinets,
metal icckevS, tables, etc. Save money on
r~n sno yeccn6itjoned cficR furniture. We
a}sc rent once furniture, sis r at II ".
II EsNr. & Son. MATT aiSe
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pHanf gala s2s2 ~ 1aiH 1859
asEgCg4LRF s go 20 AVE NV
gHnttkeHejr afFeTfE. HirFFG ndieFs stocks
Ksferg6ilfs stf Tnlyty-kegfH yfefs seFYini
~ WashtrEfen buhile
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24in Goth ST NV
New corner apartment hulding Of ~ apis
overlooking Rock Greek Park. opposite Nal
non-Dollar Bridge, furnished or unfurniShed
Prices cannot be beat. See resident man.
ager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20

Many current models, some
hard to distinguish from new
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TIME FLIES.

IN t. lilies.
August 1st is the automobile
new year, Cars are one year
older than they were Ill
Iulv. Conse quentl Y
prices are one year
lower. Take advan-
tacc by buyin =
now.
1928 Odds Sedan ... $3.50
1927 Buick Sedan ...... 80
1927 Essex Coupe ...... 48o
1924 Buick Touring .. 70
1926 Buick Sedan. 9So
1926 Chrysler 20 Sedan. go
1926 Buick Sedan ........ $50
1925 Packard Sedan ,,.... $50
1926 Dodge Sedan ,.... $50
1922 REQ Touring ..... 10
1924 Willys-knight Tour $50
1922 Dodge Touring ...., 30
Word-of-IIonor Used Cars
Guaranteed in Writing.
5-Day Free Trial Plan.
DICK MURPHY. INC,
1855 l4th St. Wv.
b04 II St. NE.
4 Iao,e OZON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-05
WHISPERS FOUND
SCREEN TO GERMS.
Laboratory Workers With
Boards Are Less Susceptible
to Deadly Virus.

whiskers are likely to come into
fashion in the Bitter Root Valley Of
Montana as result of recent diScov-
cries by Public Health Service inveSti-
gators who have been studying Rocky
Mountain spotted fever there for the
past 20 years.
Unshaven skin. they have learned,
Is less susceptible 10 the penetrating
powers of the virus of the fever tick
than skin which has been freshly
treated with a razor The valley is
one of the few places afflicted with this
disease. but IS to $50 cases develop
there every year. and, since the death
rate among victims is about 30 per cent.
any measure which offers even the
f2inteSt hope of immunity is welcome,
Fourth TO Die.
The study which brought out the
value of wlliskers was undertaken after
the death some months ago of one Of
the services employees i'll the labora-
tory ST Hamilton. Mont He was the
fourth TO Gle among the scientific work
erS who have been assigned 20 the
difficult task of overcoming the deadly
disease Although. like his co-workers.
this man had been liz rather close con-
tact with the virus, examination failed
10 disclose the source of the infection
which resulted in his death.
This suggested a series OF expert
ments to determine the penetrating
power Of the tick virus and of virus
obtained from infected blood, and tests
made with laboratory animals indi-
Gated that the former was much more
DANGEROUS 10 handle than the latter
When the tick virus was placed on
freshly shaven skin. all the animals
developed the disease. When it was
placed on skin from which the hair
had been pulled. however. only 10 per
cent became infected. Similar expert |
ments with blood virus brought mega /
tive results.
Boards May Be Stylish.
So it is likely that at least all of
the men who will work in the new /
laboratory at Hamilton, for which the /
State recently appropriated about /
$4,000. will be more or less bearded. !
The laboratory is to be built for the /
manufacture Of the vaccine recently
developed after long research by Dr.. /.
r. r. Spencer.