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The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-20
Miscellareous For Sale


OLD a5d I5ngOp mstyd.5 stye EOsker gs
Apples-Roman Beauties, SOC
a bu. 828 River Ave. BE 4349.
BABY, BEDEWalnut, and Well-made Xmas
toys Ia. 0930.
BABY STROLLER-Like new; will sacrifice
if sold at once. Ir 06l6-W.
BABY CARRIAGE-And robe. tan; body
like new; will sac. for ok. sale. Hu. 1868.
CHINA-Andl glassware; also antique fur
COATS-2; black; sizes SO; childs velvet
dress: size 3; q FUR neckplece wa. Oo4l-k
COLT As ARMHOLSTER-Bran new: SIS.
can Be. 3984-M.
DIAMONDS, perfect, blue white; bar
gam for real quick sale. Ia. O537.
DINING ROOM SUITE Mahogany; up
holstered in blue leather rug to match,
cost S235 at Banners. Like new. ia. 6956.
DINING RM.--Table, parlor heater, 9x12
rug. davenport. 253l East 10th ST.
DINING ROOM SUITES pieces, good
condition.: reasonable. DR.. 74l2.
DRESSES Velvet. silk afternoon. chiffon
eve. drses.; other cloth; size l6. Ha. 3540.
ELECTRIC TRAIN-Complete. with trans
former; good cond.; cost sos, sell for $40.
Also bicycle. So. 1155 N. Centennial Ave.
ELECTRIC TRAIN--Large size; practical
ly new; will sacrifice. Wa 0S06.
HEATER---Laurel. goth Century Al con-
dition; SIS. 34O s. Dearborn. DR.. 1851.
HOOVER--And attachments; good cond.;
VIII demonstrate; sac. S28.50 Ri. 903O.
LIVING-Room furniture; Kaltex and
Hu $500
MOTHS-Larve, at last a real moth ex-
nator-MOTHACIDE. ALBERT G
MAS. 81 Va. ave. Ri. 7125.
PIANO-.Eine. mahogany. upright; good as
new. Will sacrifice for quick sale. 1873
w. goth St. Apt. No. T.
SCALES-6.o00 pounds, automatic INDI-
ANNAPOLIS SCALE CO. go E. Wash. st.
SEWING MACHINE-Elec.; like new; SIS if
taken at once He. 2272. 2523 Bellefnt'ne.
SHOWCASE-23x72 "Mahogany." DR.. 06l5.
from l to .. m. or 1l22 Prospect st.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Electric. drop heads. repair all makes.
STOVE Heating; hotblast; Al condition;
bargain. 465 Haugh St.
TAPES1RY-"M Madonna" beautiful. 24x44;
priced $40; 1902 E. Mich Ir. 1897.
WASHERS National. s9950. terms to
suit. PATTERSON SHADE CO.. 3rd floor
WNooIworth Bldg. E.. Washington st.
WASHERo-Electric; Easy; about good as
new; $50; a real bargain. AIS W. 29th
st. ia 5079. after p. m.
WATCHIE;Lady's 5II; white gold: 15-iewel Swiss;
watch for S35; excel. cond. Hu. 1861.
WINDBREAKER - Canvases. waterproof
covers furnished from stock at lowest
prices. HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND
CANVAS GOODS CO.. 1902 W. Wash
BARRETT WADE FURNITURE co sc,
Virginia Ave. furniture. rugs, stoves
household goods New and used furniture
for working people Cash or credit Easy
terms Open evenings Dr 1867
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-Outside or m
side Is colors and white. 81 SO gallon
366 Meridian 81 ri 9165
WINDS OF THE WESTERN SEA Are not
as comfortable as 'Nu-Air" ventilatOrs
Let's prove it MEIER ELECTRIC 4
MACHINE CO Ventilatine ENGINEERS
l38 s Meridian ST Ii 240l02
DESTROY Bed bugs ano eggs with SUD
den Death ALBERT @ MAAS 81 Va
RUMMAGE SALE Used clothing snd fur.
niture l27 W Georgia st
FINE-Double dutv display counter for
meats. butter. milk. ETC.: 10 feet long;
tirst-class conditions by owner. Hu. 1903
ODD RESSEP-Chest, vanity, chiforobe
day bed. sacrifice. Ia 6653.
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Room Wanted
Houses and Flats Furnished

BELLEFONTAINE, 1902 large rooms,
kitchenette: modern; good shape; reason
able and desirable. Also same size apt.
unfurnished. Ri 1886.
NORTHWESTERN. -Three-room apt.
furn.; modern. adults. Te. 1912.
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XMAS PUPPIES-For sale; Disturbers
Mickey at stud Veladale Kennels, 1904
Madison. DR.. 7843-R-4.
BOSTON-Pup. for sale; also high studs.
Mrs. w. H. Vandensin, 1920 N. N. jersey.
Wa. 1916
MAKE-Your child happy Xmas with a
Bos. Ter. pup. Mrs. Glover, 1929 w. 32nd.
XMAS-Bos. pup; make your boy happy;
buy him one; 2 outstand. studs. Be. 1885.
XMAS TOY BOSTONS
All ages. all prices; best blood lines.
Reasonable. also beautiful Boston female,
more for pet than money. MRS. M. E,
SULLIVAN. 1913 E. Wash. Ii. 1885.
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Pets and LiUe Stock

XMAS TOY BOSTONS-3 months, 8
months and grown stock: select now. not
many in city; prices reasonable. Mrs. H.
H. DonehVe, 1880 w. 29th.
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Storage and Transfer

FIREPROOF STORAGE
Private lockers: low rates: new and
modern equipment: local and long dis
tance moving: estimates
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR GAR co
423 E. Market. Ri. 7750
OVERLAND DHAULING-Return load wantec
from Detroit. Toledo, or Buffalo otto j
Suez. Ri. 1923. Ri 6561 Nights. Oh
4579. Oh. 0699M
BRITTON TRANSFER Moving, $50 load;
large trucks; responsible men. DR.. 1916
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BOSTON TERRIER CLUB


Listed below are the members OF
The Boston Terrier Club of Indian
apolis. Inc, Offering at stud many
high class Bostons: also many beau
tiful puppies for sale. You can al
with the following:
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WANTED-To buy a small house. semi
modern, not over $2,500. Call Ia. 5867
after 5 D. m.
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Building and Contracting
Miscellaneous for Sale

piece dining rm- suite
Spanish, pc living rm, pillow arm; 4
pc. bed room; spinet desk, lamps, rugs.
2428 N Meridian
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Farms for Sale


FOR SALE-5 acres: Groom house; $10O
down: balance like rent. Wa. 2O66.
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Al BOSTONS-Highest show and produc-
ing studs in city. Five for selection
Hoosier Kennels. 756 Fletcher. DR.. 1896
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Musical Instruments

and have paid 81 400. but must sell Can't
be told from new. Only 16 months old:
Will take 5000 cash for equity, Would
trade If interested in a good bargain
call at 1850 Baltimore Ave. See and
hear it play
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Miscellaneous Wanted

II ~ HIGHEST SPOT CASH PRICE
N FOR FURNITURE. RUGS.
NTsA-h ETC. CALL US BEFORE YOU
kv,Ss; ss1Ss SELL Riley 20l9
"a N HODGES AUCT. co.
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BRAMBACH BABY GRAND - wit h
wrought iron bench; can be had by fin-
ishing payments. or will consider good
upright as part payment. This is rare
bargain and just the Grand you are look
inc for. Ii 64G4
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KINDLING WITH EACH TON
25c DISCOUNT with ALL 2-ToN ORDER
Best w Va. block Gin. clean fkd $3.50
Best w Va. lump Ain. clean fkd 6.25
Best w Va mine run. 500 lump $50
Best E. Ky. Gin block clean fkd CTS
AshlesS KY washed egg. 2x3. none
better for cook steve or retort ZOO
Kanawha county. Va; Harlan county KY
Genuine Glendora, the wonder Ind coal
Glendora 6-inch, large block. forked 7.0C
Glendora lump. 3x6 clean forked. 6.75
Glendora egg 2X4 clean forked $50
Indiana lump No. S. forked. 6-inch. 500
Best Indiana No. 5 egg AKA forked.. 500
Poca Red Ash. 6-inch shoveled lp. g. so
Pocs. Red Ash mine run. .... 700
Citizens zen rTHR eSke al sizes M &S $92S- $50
DR.. 1921 1910 BLUFF.
1t will pay you to visit our yard and
see the difference in good coal.
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Alexandria Kennels. 46l0 Keystone. Hu
5794. Four imported studs. all colors
Puppies sale
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REM HOUSES-uNkURNlSHED
(Continued.l

R0ONTNG HOUSE IN A DOWNTOWN SEC
tion a37 Grant pl., containing 10 rooms
an' rHos E. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS.
,-Ns Tath Ss * VI Mnin 7RB
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APITNDEI-ON-THE-BAY

Directly. on Chesapeake Bay. almost sur.
sh ade trees nne boat hzrssor. bay fishing
within 2 miles OF hafb0F. good roads. etee-
trio lights proper restrictions. easy terms
Several houses under construction now. $500
cash with Easy H1Uuthiy payments. wiil ~
cure house and lGt.% Telephone or write fOr
auf1oiutr1eut Owner on premises on sun
days. gEREDITH LUMBER co. Owners
and DeYel0Ders. ~ franklin ST.. Annapolis
Nd Teienhane AnnApnliH 1El.
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PINEY POINT SHoREs-LOTs FOR SALE
as low as $52: pay 81 down. 81 weekly:
salt water. gravel streets: going subdivi-
sion Send for descriptive circular and road
map. BAUMAN e. HEINZMAN. ! Thomas
Circle lain 9Hnn
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TO COLORED.
1929 Cirard 81 NV.
House has been completely renovated.
10 rooms and hath. GARAGE; AMI.
prtcV and terms cheap
Apply tO Owner. HARRIS SHAPER0.
1477 Cirard So NV Adanis 1899.
2s47 WISCONSIN AVE Mp I { r,
S9.250. real buy az this prscv, RricS
resdence--6 r.. b.. h.-W n. elee deeu ward
To alley first e0tQmcFVial zone. NeWN
PAINTED and Decorated Dauhle Fcar scrrrped
narches Vacant Wlil be open for tnsp~G-
tiou all day SUNDAY Terms $500 cash and
u monthly CARVING chaFxe Of So so. Whisa
includes ali interest and nFingipal.
N II CARTER
1ON investments hid
Main 4fsS EyentpSs Col $40
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judge Of the 0fDhan'S f'ourt Montgomery Co.
Ahnb l.anRdFnm Lane. Chevy Chase, Md
A Dream Home and One Acre.

Y TJTFdTI ITUTTIT HIIU NIIC ENNICs
MONTGOMERY County, Md.-~-Beautiful cor
ner; bright rooms. tiled bath large living
room omen hreniace, naneled walls. china
closet oak floors, large pOrehes, h0t.water
foot frontage naeadam State road twosear
garage chicken house, 20 fruit trees grapes.
lovely flowers. ahrnhhary, Open, Drive out
light on Forest Glen ri IL Walnut 81, Cant
t0I View Md Call Potomac 3a63 or Main
1909 INVESTMENT REALTY co. i.i4
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G.nOOM FRAME HOUSE. WE'LL miuT
gas pirc. shade auiet neehbnrbnod. terms
feaanpaiie: special price for cash, NJ, u
FINK Jt3e N IT. re-. nrar Anae0slla ri
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SALE--HOUSES.
ftOntinued.

WOODBRIDGE goth AND MONROE sTs-
built-In tub. shower pedestal basin pantry
fireplace. OAK floors porches $40 81 and
interest on first trust per month. Potomac
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NEWLY WEEDS.

IN Il w u w IsIJt3s
Pretty hung allow. built for home, with
amt Large lut. shade shruhhefy flowers,
lIo9d neighh0rhn0d. all Young npenle Priced
dtreet from owner, x7k dnWH, Nha month.
Turn LETT m Grace Church rd west OF Ga.
ave eat go 4 hlBska, then / right, Ask
ior MLs sTlFFLFA
BRADLEY HILLS.
(lBpssits sSausnlnE Creek Club 90 minutes
Ia tioWntoNl new ultfasmpdarn h-fnaH aud
.1saaa, nash thsrM anpes In ,ese frsn a,,a
rear III hpnis lnFely shatie trees. Address
nox 1870, Star ONCE, ~
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ON MT PLEASANT CAR LINE BY OWN
er: attractive brick home on Lamont st
thoroughly renovated 10 rooms Q baths.
double brick garage Frigidaire ami cali
Decatur 500 Ant 300
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= ------------.--.. = : = :. 60
BURLEITH.

822 B ST. NE.
Six rooms and bath, hot-water
heat. gas light; entire house in
good condition. Admirably
adapted for subrenting top floor,
which has fully equipped kitch-
en-. Rent, $45 per month.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 210O. OPS 18th St. NV.
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BIG col FIT NV. HOME,
q LARGE ROOMS. 4 pORChES.
ONLY ~ gAO~~ekA@N TERMS.

klG .N-FI NV EtNMfsa
q LARGE ROOMS 4 PORChES.
ONLY 50 7a0~~EASY TERMS.
wonderful colonial brick home, 90 f.
wide So IL. deep, with mansafu root aed
covered iront porch tn a splenCld NV sse-
ton convenient 10 Schools stores ehnIchss
and transportation Reeen.tgn hail With la5Ss
coat closet with nirr0Yed door, d unusually
laFEe rooms. tiled bath with eGist-in tNn
shower and hxtures, large covered rag
norcheS; concrete cellar, completely eQuippe1
with laundry trays and toilet: deep lot, paved
street and alley In splendid condition, new
" napered and painted' artistic hEhtinS nxs
lures natural hardwood trim, hArdwoad
AnarM that will net warn nor shrink. every
maaern convenience, This home IL an un'
usual bargain al 80. 7Su = prlee. actually
81 500 less than it is worth. Call Georgia
asAs for appointment to inspees, and see
this huule to-day,
"A REAL BARGAIN.
Only SO 500 A beautiful ultFa-modarn
6-Foana brick hanae With Lear gafage, iust
aff iiih Il In elegant restricted Northwest
secsian Second naar rented unfHFnished al
Rsn "a ner mpnsh Very easy terms.
SHnAVALTER REALTY co,
liAa VI Ave Main &la2.
Eseuiugs Cleveland alAa
lcsAsiausa eA Avss PAsesl
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BEAUTIFUL LANGDRUM LANE,
Homes for sale. homes for rent. and lois
for more homes Surrounding my own resi-
tiencs. / am building homes of brick, stone
and other high.anahty material. on lots OF
aud TERRACES. ahutting the beautiful street
known a. Langdrum Lane. IN Chevy Chase
Gardens Washingtons newest, most attrac'
tive and exclusive suburb facing Us " aoes
the beautiful golf links OF the Chevy Chase
cise LSnsdrum Lane aa nas elsetrtS and
PROFANITY To schools and chnFehes OF All
denomlpati9ns Jnst comp.ftesad pra9,n. fran,ase
and 120.ft depth Fine lawn, stately shade
trees, appropriate planting around house OF
spsci9us rooms ! complete bathrooms built
in garage, servants toilet. ho!.water heat,
foors throughout. MI. side porch screened
from my own home by beautiful 2nsyear'oid
iust comnieted aud Others now in course OF
construction will be sold or rented to de,
Langdrum' ngan % lane viii be offered to those of
discriminating taste ~ cost OF construction,
plus fair value Of land and improyen1i,sntns. r.
NJ c Olphant. who IL known as Wash
ingtnrs ConsaentI2us nnilder." !; will nay
homes he builds. Lots with building re-
sirctiOns Al. 10 proper line and cost OF con.
dence on this beautiful street moderate
return from my pronerty and ihe @ establish nd,
To reach l.angdrum Lane. drive ont Conn.
ave. 10 Bradley lane, tn Wisconsin ave,
Az lnrn Ielt on wdsfehhsih irbt n1 irest,w t IN
front 81 car stop No q IL Langdrum Lane,
10 chevy Chase Gardens Montgomery Coun-
". Md or yin can drive directly out Mass.
and Wisconsin aves, Phone ne at wiscon'
an aHI6 for appointment or address Col.
". Hunt, i03 hnymnnd st. Chevy thasr.
Nd. Or phone him ~ Wisconsin snas.
Either one of ns will he glad 10 take YOU
~ the pr0nefiy or meet YOU there, You
must see Lln,Earum Lane before YOU huy
or rent q suburban hnnc. or You viii regret
IA as long as NOu live.
HENRY ], HUNT.
judge Ot the DfDhan = Court Montgomery TO-
AANh I.anRdFnm Lime. Chevy lhnne Md.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
EDMoNDs BTILDIsG.

EDMOxDs BtTILDING
ga7 18th III. NV
FISAscfAL DISTRICT
DESIRABLE SUITES or 2 TO . Rooms.
Low KENTALg--sPLEkDID SERVICE.
SHANNON a. g-fgGHs INC
1875 n ST Nv MAIN 23S5.
THERE ARE FEW OUTSIDE OFFICES
aTaIistss iB Tne Star Building 81 t1th u. and
Pa ave One court once and seFy 6egls
zkse Eutte Of tbree rooms ano veeepttOn
lobby These cffieee are systI11is 70 osslF
zfgIs tenants ss reasonable rentals
Tbe Efaf Baii6suR is n1oeeyp ~ ssry osF.
s5eagssg ard 10 very carefully maintained
Elevator seryiea eyeFy dsy until msdpiRht ano
al dsY Sunday
lnpty
ea0 STAR BUILDING
Of DhlEe
Rzsr NfafbN-- Branch M
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SALE--HOUsES.
81 600 EQUITY IN NORTHwEsT GROOM
bfiek house for Sh00 or best offer, phuHe
tieergla anaT .
NEW Ann asRATH. ARICk HOME. HALF
hlnek Gann, ave. in Chevy Chase. u, g,
$4,000. Msin AAsa'
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WANTED-BUSINESs PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1sf 2nd. 3rd TRUST loans. D. c. MD.
Va. Low as 81 % interest Settlement
made mt once Prudential Mortgage Co. Inc.
4l0-12 Dist Natl. Bank Bldg 1406 G st.
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IS THAN CGST- -.

WIDOW WILL SACRIFICE HOME OF .
large rooms and Q baths overlooking Rock
Creek Park: well built and cheerful home
Gear brick garage. only Si2 $50 reduced
from Si5. 900 Main 1O06G
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10 rL0sE An EssTXTE-

large group OF small houses having
water and sewer connections all IN good
repair: renting 20 colOred tenants for 81, ,56s
per year. are for sale at S35 900. Clear
Of sncumbrance Reasonable terms will be
made. Aelhress Bog AsG.E Star nfIice
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tached. g rooms tiled bath and pantry: large
closets IN bedrooms; OAK floors. brick fire.
place; hot-Water heat sidewalks. lot 42xi.j5
To alley. Taken in under foreclosure salz
and sOld without any builders profit. Near
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FOIRTEEN.ACRE COUNTRY HOME MD
chicken farm. 10 miles from Washington
sty,foom house furnished throughout With
hath and sleetrie iRbtt, Price. 80 500; reas
Afunhle rash payment. HV UNnfr M IL
BISHOP. Lapd0ycs. Nd. Phone Hyatlsyiie
Bn9vFt4 ~
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Evening star., 1928-04-24
DECISION ON STAPLES
PLEA EXPECTED SOON
Commissioners May Give Out Find
ings Before End of
Week.

The District Commissioners probably
will reach decision on the appeal of
Policeman Orville Staples from the find-
ings of the Police Trial Board before
the end of the week. it was indicated
today at the District Building. The
appeal was noted by Representative
Blanton, who defended Staples before
the trial board.
Commissioner Sidney F. Taliaferro
TO whom the Staples case was referred
by his colleagues for consideration and
report. said that he had virtually COM
plete0 a study of the transcript of the
testimony before the trial board The
Commissioner then plans TO read the
76-page brief filed by Mr.. Blanton in
support of the appeal.
Although Mr.. Blanton submitted the
brief last Saturday shortly before he
eft for Texas to open his belated CAM
paign tor election to the Senate. Mr..
Taliaferro has made only cursory
examination of the voluminous docu-
ment. explaining that 1t is his intention
TO study all Of the data in proper Sc
uuence. The brief, therefore. will not
be studied until he completes his ex-
animation of the testimony before the
trial board
Evening star., 1928-04-24
DAUGHTERS OF 1872
WILL GIVE BANQUET
Mrs. Brosseau Among Guests
of Honor at Function
Tonight.

Mrs, Alfred Brosscau. president gen.
eral of the Daughters of the American
Revolution: Mai. Gen, John A, Leieune
and Assistant Secretary of Commerce
MacCracken will be the guests of honor
at the annual dinner of the Daughters
of 1912 at the Willard Hotel this eve
ming.
The second day of the convention of
the organization opened this morning
with the reading of reports from COM
mittee chairmen and State presidents.
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur ad-
dressed the convention last night, TAX
ing "Old Ironsides" as his topic and
telling of the part that battleship play
ed I'm the War of 1912. He stressed
the point that in many respects the
second war for independence surpassed
the first in Importance, for ii definitely
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$1,000 HOMELESS
IN COR|NTH QUAKE
Thirty Killed in Shock--City,
Wrecked Second Time,
Win Not Be Rebuilt.
3, the Associated Press.

BN the Associated Press.
ATHENS. April 24.--Sixteen thousand
persons we're homeless and destitute to-
Gay on the IsthnuS of Corinth after an
earthquake which killed at least 30 per-
sons. Many were only half clad. since
they fed from their homes III terror
when the first tremorS occurred. This
undoubtedly prevented larger number
of casualties,
Four-fifths Of the houses in Corinth
we're DESTROYED. The others were so
shaken that they were unsafe for habit
alton. Twenty persons were killed there
and 10000 were homeless. The power
house was destroyed and the town
plunged in darkness.
At the nearby resort of Loutra6i, 1000
persons lost their homes. The bathing
establishment and the Electro~thera-
peutir Institute we're destroyed a
crevice $50 feet long was opened IN the
earth
1000 were homeless,
Red Cross to Aid.
The government granted a credit oil
5000 900 drachma tS65.00Ol. the
Greek Red Cross organized 10 alC the
refugees and the American REQ Cross
offered to help,
The American School of Archaeology
which is engaged in excavation work AT
ancient Corinth, miles from the
ruined town. escaped serious damage.
Secretary Merritt of the school said that
the damage to American projects would
not pass $500
AS the earthquake laid waste TO
Corinth the telegraph operator there
clicked out over and over again without
ceaSine the words:
Help! Help! Help! All is lost,
Remaining heroically at his post i'll
order to acquaint the outside world ol
Corinth's plight the operator few
minutes later was buried alive by the
collapse of the building in which he
worked.
Ruined Beyond Repair.
Four Greek ministers who went to
the stricken district returned and said
they considered the city ruined beyond
repair. Reconstruction on the same
site was considered impracticable espe-
ciallv since this was the second time IN
20 wears that Corinth had been de-
Stroyeo.
The damage was estimated at 500
0Oo. 600 drachmas 1880 00oi.
The government sent food. tents and
two steamers to serve as a temporary
refuge for the homeless and destitute,
Many Corinthians desire to settle
elsewhere, and they win be granted free
transportation by railroad.
The America Red Cross offered
tents and medical supplies for $4,000
persons.
submarine volcano like that OF
Santorin. in the Cyclades. is believed
60 have formed in the lagoon of Meso-
Ionghi, which forms part o. the Gulf
OF Patras
Evening star., 1928-04-24
secured the United States from foreign

secured the United States from foreign
invasion.
Senator Tyson Of Tennessee spoke be-
fore the organization yesterday after
noon, advocating support of the entry
of the United States into The World
Court and the League of Nations. He
referred to the latter as the sheet an
chor of peace in Europe"
II don't believe Great Britain or any
other country will make war on us" he
said "and ] believe we can have great
influence In the peace of the world If
we can arrange to enter the World
Court with the Senates reservations.
Col. George Lewis of the Army War
College. condemned opposition to the
provision for national defense.
The convention will close tomorrow
with election of officers.
Evening star., 1928-04-24
EPISCOPAL CONvOCATI0N
TO OPEN IN FRONT ROYAL
Valley Conference Starts Tonight.
Will Continue Through
Thursday.
snncial nisnntch to Tho stnr.

Special Dispatch TO Tho star.
FRONT ROYAL. Va. April 24.--The
l5Oth semi-annual meeting of the VAL
ley Convocation will begin at the Epis-
copal Church in Front Royal this eve
ming, continuing through tomorrow and
Thursday. The following will speak
Rev j. Lewis Gibbs of Staunton, Rev
Vincent Franks of Berryville and Rev
DR.. w Cosby Bell of the Theological
Seminary. Alexandria. Va,
Officers of the convocation are: Rev,
b. D. Chambers. DEAN Rev. r. B. Nell
son. secretary; Rev. T. w. Tayloe, treas
urer
Evening star., 1928-04-24

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