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Storage and Transfer
Houses for Sale

GAS LACLEDE ST.
800 DOWN
Five-room semi-modern bungalow; bath.
drive drive: bloek 0o on N atgona VIZ I'd cement Nest
schools and all conven iences of the citv
can Mr.. GILLILAND. Ii. $500.
DOUBLE
COLORED
Roaehe St double: 5-rm. side; in tip
top condition To be sold at a bargain
on easy terms. Call EDINGTON. Ma. 5840,
STANTON AVE. 366i-New 4-room bunga-
bargain at $4,000; viii sell for $50 cash,
$50 monthly; vacant; inspect any time.
LAWRENCE j. SEXTON, Realtor. Ma
0l5l. Irv. 06i6-J.
SOUTH
26oo south. Priced for quick sale. Ri.
HOME DEVELOPMENT CO.. Realtors.
ST. CLAIR. W., NEAR .PERsHING-5-rm
cottage; gas. cleo; 500 down, sls mo-,
or will rent for mo. at SIS mo. and
give full credit on down payment for
rent paid owner. FL. 37l8.
$50 CASH-S2S MONTHLY
4-room bungalow on Gent. near 2lst;
garage Almost new; Will ,TedeeoTate. "A
G GeSiesa DaTsa ag2s II IA 8 o7a5 LOWELL Sss
Speedway. Ave; 5-rm. bungalow; cleo, full
6asem't furnS brk. g. cement porch, wlk.
A GOOD BUY EAST
SOFA University: 5 rooms, excellent 10
cation. Call Mr. Beavers, Ii. 1920. THE
WASHINGTON COMPANY.
FOR sALE-7;room dwelling; s-room Of
cars. COW barn; about IN acres.
Brooklypi Ind II interested write J. s.
BRADLEY, TIA N.-Modern 5-room bunga-
low, long living room. built years, small
cash payment. $50 per month. owner
MCARTY ST.
Nine-room modern house, in good con-
dition. Price $4,000 Call Ii 3424. JOHN
R. WEIGH & SONS, % W. Ohio st.
wEST-Well-buil and 5-rm. bungalows;
S3,250 to 81, 500 easy terms; will rent.
e. STEPHENS. $40 Lockburn. Be. s4s3-J.
1909 OLIVE ST.-Roomy. modern house;
nice yard, grape arbor,. Scar garage.
Small down payment. balance like rent
EMERSON, 1855 s.---Cozy 5-rm; bungalow:
2-car garage; good furnace, cistern, well.
owner sells on easy terms. Wa. 1881.
500 CASH-5041 w. 18th; 5-room bunga-
low; modern: full basement; attic fruit
trees; gar Information, key 5037 w. 18th.
GRACELAND & 43D-Well built 3-bedrm
Wa. is9i. ~ -'-O' ~
WINFIELD N, 1803-Well built, new, s.
room bungalow, strictly mod, built-ins.,
double gar. owner Ri 9908. Be. 1888.
1929 E. NORTH ST.
Six-room modern house. Terms. Call
Ii. 3424 JOHN r. WEIGH g. SONS.
FIVE-ROoM BUNGALOWS Strictly mod
ers; built-in features; improved alley.
43l N. De Quincy st. BY owner. Ir. 2237.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW-Priced right: quick
sale. I. H. Brewer. 45o4 Winth'p. Hu. 1929
GROOM DOUBLE-Like away; home-like;
best neighbrhd. north. owner. Wa. 0272-R
CORNER CONGRESS and clifton Sts.;
modern 5-room bungalow. Owner, Ia. 3495.
DELAWARE. n, 1855 rooms modern,
garage $4,000. Oh. 2092.
WEST-4-room cottage, facing east; cleo.
lights; garage; deep lot. Be. 1445-M.
GROOM HOUSES rooms furnished; bar
gain. Inquire at 615 E. Market st.
STATE AVE. s., 5S-7 rooms semi-mod:
Al condition.: garage: reasonable.
UNION. 2509-New Groom mod bung.; a.
car gar. Terms by owner. DR.. 4141.
4-RM. AGE-Nicely furnished: prac.
new: large lot; garage; terms Be. 3494.
ST. CLAIR, e.. 813-5 rms, sefr1-modern.
owner prices right. quick sale. IT. 1868.
NORTH, 2600--Homey double; rooms and
oatns near GAIA oNners $780, Ia $685.
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Help Wanted Female
ATTENTION


Determine ton to succeed plus a will
ingness to give service are what we re-
assure you of an agreeable ENDOWMENT eTrt
and an income beyond your expectation.
You can begin today. Call at 1105 Roose-
welt Bldg.
A FEW positions open for girls between
the ages of 1928 yrs; must be able to
spell correctly and write legibly. Pref
erence given to girl living with their
parents. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE
CO. Room l0l, corner New York and
Meridian.
GIRL FOR CARE of light Housekeeping
rms. and two children; while mother
works. day time; SIS per week. Ii. 0365,
between 3 and $3.50.
HOUSEKEEPER for small home; more for
home than wages; $l4 mo. No washings
Box C635,. Times.
HOUSEKEEpER-For family of 8; home;
state wages. Box G 635, Times.
RELIABLE WOMEN SOLICITORS = ALL
OR PART TIME. RI. 1888.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ILLINOIS. N. 1892 rm., mod. furn.
housekeeping apt. Ha. 1858.
JEFFERSON AVE, N. 336-Mod. cottage; 4
rms; newly decorated garage; reas.
KEYSTONE, N, zoos cool furn. rms.
light. gas. furn.. 81; private entrance
NEW JERSEY, N, I30-Under new manag.;
good. clean rms; prices night. III. 4l42.
NEW JERSEY, N. 82l--Large. front nm,
kitch.; So. Childn. vel; gar. and PIX. sp.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2042-2 front rooms;
furnished lovely: modern home; adults.
OLIVE ST. l026la-Eigtt housekeeping
rooms.
PENN. 907 N.-very pleasant, large rm::
and kitch'tte; mod. eyryth. Turn. Ri. 9l5e
PRATT, E., 6i8-s nice airy rms. I'M
furnished: modern. Call - 1913.
RANDOLPH. 23s NJ unfurn ished: / or
2 SIG. Everything furn. III. 6436.
ST. CLAIR. 309 E.-Modern, furnished
housekeeping rooms.
FREMONT, s., 32-4 unfinished rms;
adults only.
WASH. 3s44 W.-Share beaufl. mod home
all privileges: gar: reas. BE. 1913.
10TH, E., 3l8-1 large light clean rm.,
adjoining bath, comp. furn.i breakfast
set. cabinet. 2 wardrobes.
nth, E.. 7l7-First A.; 2 furnished rms,
bath. modern: private entrance.
nth, E., 2i5-Nice rm., everything
furnished: also sleeping rm. III. 4l3s.
2 FURNISHED ROoMS-For housekeeping
clean. Ii. sO65.
CLEAN FRONT-Housekeep rms. mod:
private entrance. Close in. Ri. 1929.
Apartments for Rent
ILLINOIS. N. 2ol9-2 rms: rms. and
heat eia ff Turn. II. 2s45. Eyes.. ri. soIi.
MERIDIAN, s. 244-4 rms. nicely deco
rated apt. with bath: reas. Or. 2939.
49, al
living room, llxl5 bedroom. bath. kiteh-
enette. large closet. Apply Apt. 8. ri. 5g04
TENTH 2626 E.-3 rooms and bath: newly
decorated garage.
W. BOTH. 1908 rms. furn.. mod, ex-
penses pd. Reasonable. IL. l624-M.
bath ana garage.
MODERN firm. apt; lights and gas furn.
SIS. 43 Eastern Ave.
INSPECTION INVITED
BEAUTIFUL AMBASSADOR.
APARTMENTS
Furnished or unfurnished: $3.50 to
Call at building office, Penn; and Pratt
SITS. Phone Ri 1871 Moynahan Proper
ties Company 7l0 Union little Bldg.
oLoRED-Booker. Apt. 732 Ind. Aye;
nice 2-rm. nat; sll. owner. Ma: 6844.
KRIEGER APIS.
room. thoroughly equipped kitchenette;
rent includes heat. water and gas; $3.50.
See custodian or call Lin. 1891.
H II. WOODSMALL CO.. INC.
I'VE insure everything but the hereafter.
Nights, holidays LESTER JOHNSON.
DR.. 3840.
NEWLY FURNISHED-3-rm. suite: front
view. pri. bath. Shiel Apt go N. Illinois.
1874 e WASHINGTON ............- $50 90
ia E. 37th ........,........... SIS 90
1920 park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ASS
66B z 18th observation-disclosures IS 90
1903 Central ....,.............. $500
1920 Central OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS 90
234 E Pratt Observation-Disclosures AZ SO
2035 w washington ........ AZ 90
ala z. 18th SAB and $500
1926 N. Illinois .......... $3.50
Garage: suitable for business $500. 5000
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES COMPANY
ITO Union Title Bldg.
Ii. 3458
MILLER APTS.-i3o1 N Alabama, 5 rms.
steam hit; year around. Inq. 1907 N. Ala.
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ASHLAND, 2240-2 rms, kitchenette; pri.
bath; private entrance; everything furn,
BROADWAY, APPLYING I'm. bedrm,
kitchen. furnished; garage. Ia. 0597.
BROOKSIDE PKWY., l2l02-Rm. and kitch-
enette; beautiful loo: lady. Oh. 1807W.
CENTRAL, 2528-Very attractive front rm.,
with alcove and kitchenette; ideal apt.
for ! or 2; garage near. Ha. 4943-M.
DELAWARE, 1905 N.-I-rm. apt; everything.
included: fine location; 81 wk. Ri $685..
EAST, N, sos rms and bath: walking
distance; 81.
EAST, N, 714-3 connecting, Beautifully
furn. rms; modern; private entrance.
EAST. N. 402-Room and kitchenette; mod
ern; private; S4.5C.
Partly furn.. SIS lao. Oh i434-J.
HARLAN, llls-3 FERN, ROOMS; hath.
ToILEA DR.. 2aa2.
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Business Announcement
BAND SAVING
SPINDLE CARVING

Hand and machine turning and special
furniture. 324 w Morris St.
BICYCLES AND RADIOS
Repairing and supplies. Riddles Shop.
$40 Mass. Ave, Ii. 1860.
CLEANERS OF PAPER-'We Klean Clean''.
Paper cleaning; 81 a room: white men.
LEHR. Or. 1927.
FEATHERS Bought. sold and renovated
feather mattresses, and pillows made. E.
F. BURKLE. ais Mass. Ri $685..
INTERIOR DECORATING-Exper lac a
roll: work guaranteed. Ri. 1851.
PAINTING-Year's experience; Immediate
personal service. CAIN, 746 Park.eIi. 7185.
PAINTING Paint washingi paper hang
ing: paper cleaned; expert; ref. Ii. 5257.
PAPER CLEANING. 81 ROOM
Work guaranteed: white men. Ma. 1907.
PAPER CLEANING and painting; expert:
white man. COURT Or. $3.50.
PAPER HANGING-Paper furn.; samples,
also cleaning work guarn. Be. 2859-J.
PAPER HANGNG-Samples: also paper
cleaning; expert; work guar. Or. 1910
PAPER HANGING-REASONA SAM
PIES SHOWN. CHI. 1884.
RUGS CLEANED. 9x12-Special, 10 days;
l5o. Call for and delivered. Oh. 1896.
RUG. 9xl2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED, y
superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852.
sEWER-Digging, unstopping; cement
work and blocking. Ri. 92o4-W; to 8.
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Help Wanted Male


SALESMEN-Two young men, 2O-25 years,
willing to work, selling our cleaner serv-
ice to home owners. Commission basis.
no other cleaner like ours. Opportunity
to connect permanently with an active
growing company. Call between and S
p. m. at HOLLAND FURNACE CON-
PANY, 604 Mass. Ave.
WANTED-TWO GOOD SALES
MEN ON USED CARS. GOOD
PROPOSITION. COME SEE ME.
RAY MITCHELL, FRANK S.
FEESER CO., 1926 PROSPECT ST.
ATTENTION.
Determination to succeed plus willing
ness to give service are what we require.
Have you both? If so, we can assure
you of agreeable employment and income
beyond your expectations. You can be-
gin today. Call at 1105 Roosevelt Bldg
MAGAZINE MEN-New premium proposi-
ton with True Story. New TERRITORY lin
Guiding Terre Haute and EVansviI1sl
now being opened. Also one man To
complete crew for Muncie and Richmond
See MR. j. F. LUSCHEN, Room 631. 2l8
Massachusetts, Ave.
Cuba and South American employment.
good nay, travelling expenses furnished
Send self addressed envelope for list Of
positions. Box @, 1853. Times
EXPERIENCED CABINET MAKER = No
other need apply. 1864 Cornelius.
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Suburban for Sale
MR.. WORKINGMAN
Increase
VOTE INCOME


MR. WORKINGMAN
Increase
YOUR INCOME
Raise chickens, truck gardens. live in
nice bungalow on a 134-acre track or
larger. including garage, chicken house,
electric lights. we'll. fenced. See what
COTTAGE PARK
Drive out southwest on Kentucky Ave.
on State Rd. 81 through haywood to the
top Of Harmon HILL see sign then
straight ahead l mile south on Dandy
Trail; Ia miles from Circle; paved all
the way.
and truck gardens should more than
make your 2 monthly payments See
MIR. NEUKOM on grounds Sunday from
to p, m. or call Ii. 1920 or Ii. 7795,
evenings.
BRAND NEW HOMES
Two-Thirds-Acr Tracts
well on rear porch. garage; poultry house.
addition. ! square to interurban stop;
only $3.50 See them.
VERNON ACRES
seth st. and Mass Ave.
Two Squares West.
See Mr.. Bower or Mr.. Garfield on
grounds Saturday afternoon or Sunday.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS-4259 Bowman;
shade. pretty surroundings. owner will
sacrifice. DR.. 1922.
GROOM HOUSE, acre: shade and fruit
garden planted: u square north Of W.
Wash. 804 Gerard Drive. owner.
SACRIFICE-My equity in 5-room bung
1885 Butler Ave. N. p. Shelby. Ii. 1866.
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Houses and Flats Furnished
Houses for Rent

BELMONT, ~, 1sl-4-room house; $40
very desirable; new furniture.
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Special Notices

ELECTRIC BODY MASSAGE - Corrects
poor circulation, also nervousness. JEAN
SKINNER, BOT E, North, No. 10. Ri. 1898.
MAGIC CLEANER - Cleans woodwork.
floors, all painted surface. ALBERT
MAAS. 81 va. Ave. Ma. 1925.
ELECrREAT MASSAGE FOR WEAKNESS
AM It oo7s oper9ater w lll2 Central.
SHIRT HOSPITAL
General mending and repair work. 2CS
State Savings & Trust. Ri. 3710.
SPECIAL THIS MONTH"; Muir perma-
nent wave, IS. Ir. 0469R.
OSTEOPATHIC-M Massage and internal
baths. Marg. Sellers. 3l2 E. Wash. R. 49,
BRIDES HOMEMADE Angel food cakes;
weddings etc; $1.50 and up. Ia. 2913.
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Room and Board Wanted
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

HOME-In country wanted for boy Is and
girl IL Cherry 3060-R.
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Room for Rent wan Boar

LOCKERBIE, 628-NICE RIM; PRIVATE,
MODERN HOME. RI 1903.
MERIDIAN, N.-Board, room; pleasant,
congenial surround. reasonable. Ia. 0955.
PARK, 1923-Pleasant rm. for or 2; prib.
family; garage opt. He. 4539.
WASH BLVD, 2854-Attractive, east
front; reasonable. Meals.
27TH, W., 45-Front rm., with alcove, furn.
or unfurn.; garage. Ia. 6758.
VERY PLEASANT HONfE-For child; while
mother wks.; ref. mothers care. Oh. 3247.
ATTRACTIVE RM.-Near Garfield Park;
priv fam; $3.50; privileges; ref. exch.
DR.. 3008-W.
CHuDREN-Rm. and Bird. mothers care;
plenty playground and shade. He. 1869.
2 CHILDREN to board on farm; good
home. r. R. 6B SAB; Southport 96-M-3
Room and Board Wanted
HOME-In country wanted for boy Is and
girl IL. Cherry 3060-R.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
Heavy Turkish Towels, 29c

More of those fine 20x42-nch towels of thick nap and
double weave with blue, gold borders.-Second
Floor
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ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL PLAYERS-"Seventh
Heaven"

A brilliant climax to a record break
ing season fairly expresses the National
Theater Players presentation of Austin
Strong'S notable war drama, Seventh
Heaven" at the National Theater this
week.
Ever since the regular season was
closed at the National, early In the
Spring. this now notable aggregation of
players has been delightirfg large audi
ences nightly with fine performances
Of excellent plays, many Of them new
sons hits elsewhere. And that his
satisfactory season might be brought
to a close with a play best liked by
his patrons, Manager Cochran invited a
vote as to their preference, and as
result of that vote Seventh Heaven"
Is again being presented. Many will
believe that the company, now stronger
in every department than it has ever
been, is now presenting Its masterpiece.
Certainly it has never offered more
convincing Diane. the little outcaSt who
found her Seventh heaven with Chico.
the sewer rat, in a Partisan garnet,
ing romance received its tragic bap-
tism, than in Miss Leona Powers, whose
conception of the role and its emotional
demands defy criticism. Opinions may
differ as to Howard. Millers Chico, be-
cause of personal loyalty to others who
have played the role, but it is believed
when critical analysis Is Justly applied,
there will be few to question that Mr..
Miller's conception of the role is very
close to the correct and his perform
ance. therefore. quite admirable.
Helen Wallace brings a new Mana,
outcast sister of Diane, and also offers
fine performance, while Mrs Hubbard,
as might be expected, introduces a new
Hampden Is again seen in his excellent
characterization of old Boule, the owner
and driver of "EloiSe," the famous war
cab; Arthur Rhodes as the dignified and
proud horseman Macmillan Goblin:
Romano Calender, an old favorite who
has but recently rejoined the company,
as Col BrisSac; Robert Brister as a
nav and highly pleasing Pere ~Chevillon,
the priest who knew human nature;
Jerry FSickler as the lamplighter, and
Edward Arnold as the stern. unrelent-
ing uncle of the two hayward girls, who
had met defeat in their encounter with
the world. Other roles are capably
interpreted by Marion Swayne. charm
ing Arlette: James Bowling as Paul
Recan: Karl Nielsen as NJ Blonde. the
lawyer, and Maurice Jarvis as the SER
geant of police.
Quite an ovation was given the play
ers at the close of the second act last
evening" and after the final curtain
each player was introduced in turn to
say au revoir, for If all goes we'll Man
ager Cochran plans to make his pres
emit organization permanent, playing
during the Winter in Baltimore, where
the company goes direct Immediately
after the close of its season here Satur-
day evening, and during the Summer
transferring its activities to Washing
ton. where the National Players have
made an enviable record during their
four seasons run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-11
GANCSTERS REOPEN
PHILADELPHIA WAR
U. S. Joins With City in Eff.
fort to Stamp Out
Rum Ring.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, September IL
While the Federal Government Joined
hands today with District ATTORNEY John
Monaghan in an effort to rout the
Philadelphia liquor ring. under investi-
cation by special grand jury, the 90
lice professed to see In the shooting to
death last night of one alleged gangster
and the wounding of another a renewal
OF the gang warfare that brought about
the Investigation
A unit of the Intelligence Department
Of the Internal Revenue Service. headed
by George e. Golding, was here toda y
under orders from DR.. j. M. Doran, Fed
eral prohibition administrator. to aid in
the investigation, which the district at
torney declares has revealed bribery o:
police by bootleggers and murder by
hired aSSaSSinS.
Golding informed the local prosecutor
that If necessary a special deputy attor-
ney general would be appointed by Az
torncy General Sargent. and that they
would work in. cooperation with IN,
county authorities to break up the rum
ring.
The Federal agents. described as the
star cleanup unit" of the prohibition
forces, will conduct their activities here
under the direction of Mrs. Mabel Wal
ker Willebrandt, Assistant Attorney
General in Charge of Prohibition Cases.
Police attribute the Staying last night
of Amelio Scaramo and the wounding
of James Flora to a resumption of the
gang feud which resulted In the death
last Spring of Vincent Cecozza and his
cousin. Joseph Zanghi. The two men
were shot by Pasquale Livoy. proprietor
of bottling plant. after they were a.
legged to have held him up in his estab-
lishment and robbed him of $48 in cash
and some jewelry. Livoy was held cn
a technical charge of manslaughter.
A girl and two men, who were waiting
in an automobile. opened fire on Livoy
when Flora staggered from the place
and tried to reach the car. witnesses
said. The sweeping fire failed to halt
Livoy, who rushed from the door and
sent a fusillade from his pump gun in
the direction of the automobile. The
girl and her man companions then
leaped from the car and fled on foot
District Attorney Monaghan said that
his investigators were hot on the trail
Of evidence that the bootleg ring had
tried to cover up many Of its major
activities through women, who had been
induced to lend their names to the bust
ness.
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1925 Street

The INCOMPATIBLE NORMA of the best loved &C.
esses in the history of the famous for her roles
in Camille" -. "The Dove" {. :. and "Kki"
You can tell OLD COLDS just as Norma Tamadse did
by their honeylike smoothness their kindnsss 10
and throat Because On GolD uses no coarse
tob.eaues of the tobacco plant thered eyoasdloves
only the delicate hearf.leaues :. golden ripe!
Nlade from the hearf.leavcs of the tobacco 1Lanf
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Norman Randolph. chairman of the
election board Of the department. said
further trouble was unlikely. Many
complaints we're made by both parties
when the guard. ofiicered by American
Marines. recently replaced the local
police force In Rivas.
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Held as Joy.rider.

J. L. Jasper. 91s Union court
charged with joy-riding. IVES held for
the action Of the grand jury by Judge
Gus A. Schuldt in Police Court yes
telday. Jasper is accused of stealing
Twerty-sixth street. He pleaded no.
guilty anf, waived preliminary. exarla.-
fation. Bond was fixed at $500. L,
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BEGIN FIFTH PRISON YEAR
Loeb and Leopold, Murderers of
Boy, Hold Secretarial Jobs.

JOLIET. ILL.,. September IL R).-
Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold. TO-
day began the fifth year OF their life
sentences for the murder of Bobbie
Franks.
Both have secretarial jobs In the
State penitentiary. Leopold is secre-
tary to the Rev. william Frye. Protest.
ant chaplain. and Loeb is secretary to
Deputy Warden william Barrowman.
Formerly the youths worked in the
prison factories.
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GUARD QUELLS RIOT.
Several Injured in Nicaragua Elec.
ton Outbreak.

MANAGUA Nicaragua. September IL
R9.-The first serious outbreak in con-
nection with the approaching election
was quelled yesterday by the national
guard in the town of Rivas. Several per-
sons were injured, none seriously, when
Conservative sympathizers stormed a
Liberal campaign office.
-Four persons were arrested and Mai.
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TOIff1anized Collars
Wilt Slowly

THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY. franklin y
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ACTRESS IMPROVING.
Lillian Lorraine Doing Nicely" at
Hospital After Opera ton,

NEW YORK, September II R.-
LILLIAN Lorraine, former musical comedy
star. was doing nicely" at the Park
West Hospital today, where she under
went an operation. She went to the
hospital Sunday.
She started her career in musical
comedy chorus and in 1912 was fea-
tured in the Ziegfeld Follies. In 1921
she injured her spine in fall on an
icy pavement and for time 1t was
feared she would be paralyzed for life.
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Meeting Place Selected.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. September IL LP).
The National Editorial Association
will hold its 1929 meeting at Cheyenne,
Wyo.; and the tentative dates are July
1923 The executive committee, meet
ing here. made the announcement.
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Science Wrestling With Jove.

Three engineers are occupied on the
Monte Generoso. Italy, in studying the
possibility of Harvesting the electric
power produced by thunderstorms.
This laboratory is nearly $500 feet in
the air.
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when you see my new United Artists
picture. The Woman Disputed you will
notice that smoke cigarettes in several
scenes.
"Not wanting to show Partially to any
one of the four leading brands, | decided
to make my choice via the blindfold test,
which had heard of many times. Hap.
PLY, picked OLD COLDS.
Il found them smooth, mild and de-
lightfully cool.
thereafter, when am required to smoke
/ shall naturally insist on OLD COLDS.
There's not a cough in a flm;ful"
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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-08-16
MUST BE SERVED
Patrons In Line at Closing Time
to Be Waited on Here
after.

Washington. d. C.,-tSpecial q
the Putnam Patriot) Postmasters, in
Guiding the postmaster at Putnam
have been notified by Charles F. Trot-
ter. acting first assistant postmaster
general, in the Postal Bulletin that all
post Office patrons in line at closing
hours must be served The postnias-
ter Is asked TO request his clerks 70
observe this policy of service.
The notification has come about
from reports made not infrequentiy
at the department that it is the prac-
tice of some clerks to close the WIN
dows on the minute, northumberland
ing that patrons are waiting 70 De
served. These must be served, &C
cording to the announcement, and II
the clerk observes that others arc
about to get in line after the closing
hour. then they should be given oral
notice that il win be impossible TO
serve them Without such notice, Mr.
Trotter states, patrons have cause I"
be offended at being turned away
after waiting in line This, It Is point
ed out, applies to normal periods and
II there is any emergency requiring
later window service il should then be
taken out of overtime.