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CANON G. F. PETERS
TO OCCUPY PULPIT
Will Be His First Sermon at Cathe.
dral to Be Broad

DR. G. Freeland Peter, newly ap-
pointed canon residentiary of Wash
ington Cathedral. will be the special
preacher at the peoples open-aU even
song at the foot of the Peace Cross,
Washington Cathedral tomorrow at 4
pm.
This service will be broadcast by
radio over WRC. II will be the first
sermon preached over the radio by
Canon Peter since his appointment to
the Cathedral canonry,
At the II am. service of holy COM
munion and sermon in Bethlehem
Chapel Of Washington Cathedral to-
morrow the sermon will be preached
by Rev Arthur B. Rudd, one of the
canonS.
The other services in Bethlehem
Chapel tomorrow will be as follows:
Holy communion, 1880 am, and morn
ing prayer and litany. 10 am.
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DR.. Bullock to Occupy Pulpit.

What Depends Upon the Preach
ers2" will be the topic OF Rev. DIR.
George o. Bullock al the Third Baptist
Church, Fifth and @ streets. At II am.
At Q pm his topic will be The Auto
Foretold" Bible school will meet at
$50 am. The l. C. f.. Society will
meet at 4p.m The Junior C. E. Society
win meet at pm The senior e. r..
society will meet at pm. Prayer meet
Ins Tuesday. q IN 10 pm Young peo-
pies prayer meeting Thursday, TO
q pm.
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CLOSING CORNER STONE
AND DEDICATION PLANNED
Herald Harbor Union Protestant
Church to Hold Exercises
T0mnrr0w

The closing of the corner stone and
dedication Of the first unit OF the
Herald Harbor Union Protestant
Church will be marked by special SER
ices tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Rev. c. Y. Van der Linden of the Wash
ington Federation Of Churches will
have charge of the exercises. He will
be assisted by Rev. J. H. Strong Of
Afiddleburg Va. Chaplain Vaughn Of
Fort Meyer and Rev. o. J. Randall of
the Potomac Heights Community
Church, this city Frank Kyle. ST., is
chairman Of the dedicatory committee.
DR.. O. Josephine Baird. chairman Of
the board Of trustees. will present the
history of the undertaking. Several
clergymen who have been identified
with this community project will make
addresses
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REV. HARRY L. COLLIER
RETURNS FROM VACATION
will Preach Tomorrow at Full Cos
pei hernacle-Summer Cos
pei Crusade Continues.

Rev. Harry L. Collier, pastor Of the
Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol
and K streets, has returned from his
vacation and will speak at IL am. to-
morrow on Seven Ones" and at the
evangelistic service at 1880 pm. on
Ivory and Sapphires."
The Summer Gospel Crusade is be-
ing continued In addition to the re-
vivals at Hynesboro Park. Cheltenham.
Md. and Waterloo, Va. a new taber-
nacle at Cedar Grove, near Annapolis,
Md, will be opened next week with a
revival in charge of the California
evangelist. Miss Dorothy Kunzman.
The crusade is extending into Calvert
County, Md, where a tent campaign
is attracting great throngs under the
magnetic preaching of Miss Ruth Scho-
field Of Washington
The regular weekly services at the
Tabernacle continue with healing serv-
ice on Tuesday at 745 pm, praise and
song service Wednesday at 7:45 pm.
and young peoples service on Friday
at 7:45 pm.
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UNITED BRETHREN
Memorial United Brethren Church

North Capitol aud stTeets
REV sim p1au r., DaugheJtss ID D. Pastor.
Hty j ItsTsehei Cooper. Assistant Pastor.
Morning NJ II - ..
"REsTIUL mEDI1ATt0h."
Evening at u
nian Service in this church
Sermon by HEp. 6EOHII =. DUNCAN.
THE JOYFuIkEsa or THE CHRISTIAN
RELIGION"
sunday School 40 q II Societies. Z.
PRAYER ssFvtcs THURSDAY . pm.
COMB AND YOU Will CONE AGAIN
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CHAPLAIN WILL PREACH.
j. T. Axton, Retired. Scheduled at
Epworth M. F.. South,

In the absence of Rev DR.. John Paul
Tyler. pastor of Epworth Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Thirteenth
street and North Carolina avenue
northeast, Chaplain John r. Axton, u.
S. A. retired. will preach at the IL
o'clock services tomorrow Chaplain
Axiom is now chaplain of Rutgers COL
lege. New Brunswick. N. j.
The Joint services of the Epworth
League chapter of the church and the
regular church service will be held in
the league rooms OF the church at 730
pm. The regular prayer service will be
held Thursday evening.
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PASTOR PLANS LEAVE.
DR.. E. NICK. Bowman to Preacl

DR.. Z. NICK. Bowman to Preach
Final Sermons Tomorrow.
DR.. Earl Mckinley Bowman, pastor OF
Washington City Church of the Breth-
rem. Fourth street and North Carolina
avenue southeast. will preach his last
sermons tomorrow before leaving for his
vacation. He will be away f~r four
Sundays. returning TO his pulpit Sep
TENDER Is His pulpit will be filled
during his absence by special preachers.
At 10 am tomorrow he Will use as his
sermon theme: "A Famous Jew Who
Became Christian And at 8 pm.
he will preach on The Man without
q Fault"
The midweek meeting is every Thurs
day at pm The Sunday school meets
at GAS am The Christian Endeavor
meets at 7l5 pm. and the theme for
this weeks program is, will the Right
Always Triumph"
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WILL OCCUPY PULPIT.
President j. r. T. Hundley to Be at
Vermont Avenue Christian.

President J. r. r. Hundley of Lynch
burg College, Lynchburg. Va, will oc-
cupy the pulpit Of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church tomorrow morning
during the absence of the pastor Rev
Earle Wiley. who with Mrs. Wiley,
is spending a part Of his vacation on
their farm in Virginia.
In the evening there will be held
unified service at 1880 o'clock. which
will be led by DR.. William s. Line
weaver.
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Capital Pastor to Preach in Vienna.

Rev. Milton Bennett Lambdin, mem
Der of Potomac Presbytery in affilia-
ton with the Presbyterian Church Of
the United States. will conduct the re-
ligious services at the Vienna. Va,
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
ing. His subject will be THE Mystic
White Stone OF Divine Reward"
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DR., SCHWEFEL FINISHES
LECTURES AT CORNELL
Returns From Itahca After Giving
First Such Course offered
by University.

Rabbi Louis J. Schwefel OF the Sixth
Street Synagogue returned this week
from ithaca. n. Y, where he had been
giving series OF lectures during the
Summer session at Cornell University.
This was the first time that such
course was offered to Cornell students,
and 1t was found that Gentiles and
Jews took great interest in the course
which the Washington rabbi offered on
Modern Jewish History and Thought
While at Ithaca Rabbi Schwefel was
instrumental in dedicating the first
synagogue TO be built there and was
leading speaker at ceremonies attended
by the important officials of the uni
versitv and the civic representatives.
An interesting innovation instituted
this Summer was the playing OF En-
Kelohenu." we'll known sacred Jewish
hymn on the famous Cornell Library
chimes.
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Lincoln Congregational Services.

A. The services If Lincoln Congrega-
ti0nal Temple tomorrow morning IT. The
Lincoln Theater Rev. r. w. Brooks VIII
speak from the subject The Pioneer OF
Life The Christian Endeavor Society
viii meet al the Twelfth Street Y. M.
G. A at Z pm The subject 10 bc dis
cussed with be True and False Stand
ards Of Success"
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'JESUS ONLY" IS THEME.
Rev. L. 7. McDougle, IT., 10 Preach
In Evening.

Jesus Only" Is the subject Rev. l..
McDougle. IT., will discuss t0nor-
row evening 1T the Francis AshurY
Methodist Church South Wallace Lin
font will preside.
This The second evening service
snonsoreo by the Epworth League. will
be preceded by social half hour from
? u : 30 O'Clock Refreshments and
entertainment are IN charge NJ Edward
Woof second department superinten
ssenf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11

At Fifteenth Street Christian Church,
Fifteenth street and Kentucky avenue
southeast tomorrow evening at y
O'Clock unique services are planned
under the general caption Of Some
Great Singers and Their Songs" The
pastor Rev Harry NJ Wilson, viii con
duct 81 Lhe sergicea Of the month
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MASSES LISTED.
g. Mays Church To Observe Holy
Day Wednesday.

The Feast ~ the Assumption n the
Blessed Virgin Mary. = holy day of %
IlqatIou uiil be- observed wednesday
sf s., Msry's Church There viii ~
}oy masses II 6-i5. z rs. 3 rs. 9lo ana
ft-fB am Benedlction viii be given
after the sI5 maA The last mass VIII
~ 81 ! 2 10 midday
The sunday masses as usual during
the Summer months, are all low masses.
a. IT'S. gIs. 9rI5 and IL 80 am.
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TOPIC FOR SERMON.
Rev. r. r. Boorde 10 Preach at
Temple Baptist.


Rev. Thomas T. Boorde, pastor OF
Temple Baptist Church, has returned
from holding a special service with one
OF his former charges in Virginia, and
will occupy his pulpit tomorrow morn
ing. the subject Of the sermon being
Where Did You Lose It?"
The evening services will be under
auspices OF the Appelman Bible class.
Gratz f. Dunkum will be the speaker.
The r. Y. ?. u will hold lawn tete
on the lawn Of the church wednesday
evening.
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PASTOR WILL PREACH.
Rev. J. l. s. Holloman TO Occupy
Pulpit Tomorrow.

At the Second Baptist Church, Third
street between H and / streets, the pas
tor. Rev. j. L. S. Holloman. will preach
tomorrow at II am. on Faith and Re-
pentance. Salvation's Requisites" The
communion service will be held at pm
At pm the pastor will speak on
The American Minorities and the
Burden Of Their Leadership me
Bible school will meet at $50 am. and
p. Y. P. u. at 6 pm.
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INDIANA PASTOR HERE.
Depauw Assistant to Preach a
Hamline M. z.

Rev. w. H. Mclean. assistant 10 the
president Of DepauW University. Green
castle, Inc. will occupy the pulpit at
both services at Hamline Methodist
Episcopal Church. Sixteenth street at
Allison. tomorrow.
The church school meets at Gas am.
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TRENTON PASTOR TO TALK.
Rev. o. w. Henderson 10 Preach
~ Second Baptist,

Rev Oscar w. Henderson. pastor Of
Grace Baptist Church. Trenton, n. J..
vriIi preach at both services tomorrow
at the Second Baptist Church.
The morning service will be held at
II O'Clock at the church. Fourth street
and Virginia avenue southeast, and
the night service will be held In the
branch building. Seventeenth and East
Cspitol streets at 3 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
REV. RAY PALMER TO TALK.
"why I Am Not an Tnhdel" Is
Taken as Topic.

At Fifth Baptist Church. Z near
Seventh street southwest, Rev RAY
Palmer will preach tomorrow at II
n. on why Am Not an Inndel."
and at 7:45 pm on The Silent Sim
ner at the judgment" Sunday school
meets al $50 am
The subject Of the sermon Thursday
a. z pm is, The Golden Ladder"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11

n the Iakoma PARK Baptist ChuFch
FineY Branch road and Aspen street.
tie pastor Rev William Eafi Ia tue
will SPEAK A. a n. on the heS'ofa~
f3gn ~ he Soul
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"THE SURE FOUNDATION. "

Rev. r. A. Farley Chooses Topic
for Sermon.
At Tabor Presbyterian Church. Sec
ond and S streets, Rev. r. A. Farley
will speak tomorrow at the II am.
service on THE Sure Foundation"
Jerry Adams of the physical depart
ment Of the public schools, has charge
Of the junior boys Of the Sunday
school. All boys from . TO II years
are invited To this class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
CONTINUES SERIES.
DR.. w. S. Bishop Will Speak To-
marr0r

The second In the series OF four ser
mons on Saints and Leaders of the
Historic Church" will be delivered by
Or. William s. Bishop in st. Thomas
Church, Eighteenth and Church streets,
at the ii O'Clock service tomorrow
morning.
The subject will be st Patrick, the
Missionary and Apostle of Ireland"
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FORMER PASTOR HERE.
Rev. Thorn Williamson Will Preach
at the Church of the Advent.

Rev. Thorn williamson of Pawtucket,
r. l.. will officiate at the morning serv-
ice and preach the sermon al ii am.
tomorrow at the Church OF the Advent,
Second and u streets. He will also ON
ciate at morning communion service
at T:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Williamson is a former rector Of
Advent.
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DR.. DUNCAN TO PREACH.
convincing Proof of Christianity
Ia Theme at lexington Church.

Rev Dr George s. Duncan OF the
American University viii preach at the
lexington Presbyterian Church tomor-
row morning at II O'Clock on The Con-
vineing Proof Of Christianity"
In the evening at the union service
at the United Brethren Church Or.
Duncan viii speak on the theme THE
,Joyfulncss Of the Christian Religion"
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DR.. CLARK TO 0FFICIATE.
IT. korna Park Pastor 70 Preach AZ
Church Of Covenant.

Or. Thomas C. CLARK minister NJ the
Takonna PARK Presbyterian Church and
stated clerk Of the Presbytery Of Wash
tngton, will preach at the Church of
the Covenant tomorrow morning al il
o'clock on THE Gross IN the Sky.
The midweek service Thursday al 3
Pm. gill be in charge Of Rev. Mr..
Ttsenberger. who viii give his third
message on The Gospel According TO
Marx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-11
MEMS CLASS TO MEET.
Congress Street M. P. Church Group
In Hear Talk on Holy City.

The Harrison mems Bible class OF
Congress Street Methodist Protestant
Church will meet tomorrow morning at
.9:45 o'clock in the auditorium Of the
church, Charles y McCadden VIII ad-
dress the class on THE Council at
Jerusalem"
Rev. George n. Brown from Snow
Hill, Md. will have charge Of the lesson
and give a short talk on It. All men
are welcome
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21

Store No. 2
slO E. Washington st. Ii. 1927
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Cottages and Resorts
Garages for Rent

GARAGE for rent. sO5 Harvard Pl. Wa.
0781.
GARAGE-3O5 HARVARD PLACE z block
from saith st. & Blvd. Pl. Wa. 078l.
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EXAMINATION FOR BUILDING

SPECTOR
The examining board will convene Fri
day, June 20. 1928, at a. m. in the
council chamber of the city hall. in the
city of Indianapolis. Ind, to hold eX-
animation for building inspector.
Applicants for examination may secure
rules for the examination and application
blanks al the office of the Board of Safety
in the city hall Applications supported
by affidavits must be hled with the Board
OF Safety not later than June %, 1928.
HOWARD E. ROBERTSON,
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Houses for Rent

PARK AVE, 2047--8 rms, mod, roomers
suitable; hdwd. f.; 3-car gar; $50. Ii 40o4
PLEASANT ST, 123l-7-room modern dou-
BILE: porch. large yard, garage. Call DR..
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Rooms for Rent

N. ALA, l018-Attractive, quiet rm,. in
mod. apt. Gentleman preferred. Ri. 90O6.
Ala, N, l810-SLEEPING RIM; PRIVATE
HOME: OR Q; PLENTY HOT WATER.
CENTRAL, 1854-Front nm. for gentleman
only: home privileges.
CENTRAL. $780,. Nicely furnished room;
private family Wa. 1893.
CENTRAL, 2l42-Very nice cool rm.; pri.
home; plenty hot water. Ha. 10l2.
CENTRAL, 2404-LIGHT, AIRY, CLEAN,
FURN. ROOM. HA. 47S7-W.
DELAWARE, N, l004-Modern, sleeping or
housekeeping rms; garage near; reasno1e.
EAST ST, N, 322-Front rm., modern,
for single or couple
ILL. NJ AL, Apt. 5-Large front nm; 3
windows; newly papered; plenty not
water and phone.
REDWOOD, 302l-Clean. furn. rm., or
men: garage. Ia. 2754.
MARKET, 1920 E.-Furnished room; bath;
garage: east side. Ri. 5403.
NOWLAND, 2029-Beautiful rm., overlook
ing park; pri. home east; gar; very. reas.
\ PARK, 2l46-Pleasant airy room: two
closets adj. bath garage. He: 5015.
PENNSYLVANIA, NJ. 1862 coy fur
nished rooms, near bath; electric laundry:
PRATT, 426 E.-2 front sleeping rms; ex-
ira good bed; nicely fun. ii. 1854.
HELBY, l4l2-Mod.; private family; rea-
pnable; home privileges. DR.. o9SV-FS.
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Situations Wanted Female

GOOD-Working girl. desires position. Pre-
fers housework or caring for child. SALARY
ST Wk MISS BUSH 1922 BerWVn ST
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Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG COLORED MAN-Can drive; will
do general work on prem. viii leave
city. Lii. BIAS.
YOUNG MAN-College student & teacher
desires connection with growing firm with
chance for advancement. Times Box G 800
WHITE MAN-Wants job as janitor or
night Waterman in factory Be. 1899.
RELIABLE COLORED BOY-Any line
ork;excellent references. Oh. 6324-M.
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Room Wonfed
Room for Rent With Board

LADY-wishes to share apt. Box C $50
Times
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Legal Notices

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-This is
s sq nP eSk Ra5 ON T The Of r5 &
OF June, 1928, and that I. Maurice D
Pleak. will not be liable for any debts,
liabilities or credit extended on and
after that date. That any outstanding
liabilities prior to that date to be pre-
sented at my office, $40 Peoples Bank
Bldg, indianapolis, Ind. for adjustment.
MAURICE D. PLEAK
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Radio and Equipment

ATTENTION-Radio owners; expert radio
service of all kinds. Two years With Kruse-
Connell Co. CLYDE B. TRADER, 202 N.
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RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
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Radio Co. 80 w. Ohio st. Ii 1856.
NEW RADIO = 6-TUBE. IN BEAUTIFUL
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOFFER WAGON CO.
viii repair or make new tops and cur
tains for your car. 202 kentucky Ave.
USED TIRES-Retreads; all sizes: low
prices. ROSE TIRE COMPANY. 365 S.
Meridian st.
SLIGHTLY USED TIRES-Nearly all sizes,
all makes: LINCOLN TIRE CO., 9O6-9OS
N. Capitol
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Help Wanted Female

REPRESENTATIVES WANTED EVERY
WHERE-TO SELL WIDELY KNOWN
LINE OF GUARANTEED HOUSE AND
STREET DRESSES Zs. J, DIRECT SELL ON
MATTHEWS MFG. CO.. INDIANAPOLIS,
IND. OR CALL LINCOLN 5i18.
GIRL-For general houseWork family of
three adults that work: no washings to
do; no MONDAY meals to prepare. Write
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Box H 100, care of Times.
PARAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY =
Specializes in hotel, restaurant, also in
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service. Call Ri. $3.50 or 305 When Bldg.
eALESLADIES-Wan by Lansdowne Co,
Importers; pleasant work. spare time,
quality fabrics; advanced fall styles. Call
Be. 2428. for appointment.
GERMAN TRAN5LATOR-Stea part
time work. Times Box A901.
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Auction

WE WILL SELL
Your property or farm in thirty days.
BY appointment, VIM. G. kissing, sol
new City. Trust Bldg. Ri. 1888.
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ance of Citizens.

family and furnishing 1t throughout
with the original furniture or exact
reproductions as far as these can be
learned.
AS originally constructed the main
house was fianked on either side by two
outbuildings, one the Office and the
other containing the kitchens. These
have disappeared in the march of the
years and the association desires to re-
build them. When they have been re-
constructed the Office will be used for
the dwelling of the custodian, and the
building that housed the culinary de-
partment of Kenmore will be used as a
fireproof depository ior the record de-
partment which Is to be established by
the association. 1t is proposed to make
this department a complete and valuable
bureau of information and reference re-
lating to the early history of all the great
families of Virginia. There will be a
genealogical and historical library un-
der the care of skilled genealogist,
making Kenmore not only memorial,
but the center of an active and perma-
nent national interest
1t Is the desire of the association
also to restore and beautify the grounds
and finally to amass an endowment
fund of sufficient size to insure the per-
manent maintenance and preservation
Of the entire property.
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About Barrels.

NOBODY knows who Invented the
y barrel. It has been useI since time
inmemorial.
Barrels are used for all md nner OF ar
ticleS. solid and liquid. Th9re are bar
relS for holding sugar, salt, apples, pota-
toes and so on: for all sfrts OF oils.
from'the heaviest lubricants To the most
volatile products of PETROLEUM; for all
sorts of beverages. 1t is corA tended that
the barrel is the strongest structure Of
its size that can be made frfbm an equal
amount of wood. Its contetnts are fire.
quently the strongest that dan be made
from liquids. H.
The barrel possesses Tremendous
power of resistance to pre assure from
within and from without. barrel set
on end will, it is claimed, support half
the weight of railway CAP while the
truck is taken from beneathl Tor repairs.
Yet the primitive barrel is put together
without nails, screws. boltS or pins;
it is entirely Self-fastened.
The barrel is smaller at It's ends than
it is in the middle, so that tthe wooden
hoops. Self-locking, may BET driven on,
tightening the slaves and pressing the
heads into the chimes. Although not
calked, barrels are water igtht. A small
barrel Is a key, big bah Is cask,
and still bigger barrel iSN hogShead.