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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-24

MAY l-NOV ADULTS oNLY--SEVEN
rooms, bath, ami; NV. section; high, cool;
lot 1O0xl35; trees and flowers; garage. Phone
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WILD ROSE SHORES.
Three miles from Annapolis. In the ideal
Summer home colony; 38S feet Of water
front: beautiful flowers. shrubs and trees
electricity and all city conveniences; in
community Of fine homes.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC.
100 EYE. FRANKLIN 74s5.
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oLD-FAsHIoNED COMFORTABLE GROOM
and bath; storage and laundry rooms. ce-
ment cellar and extra good heating plant;
car. and steam road: only 10 miles from
WHITE HOUSE. Just the place for substantial
Government man who wants to take his
family to open country and sunshine. won
lawn, large grounds. garage. garden space,
and home-like surroundings.
Reasonable price direct from owner; $1,000
cash payment, balance easy monthly INSTALL
ments. Address Box 144-R, Star ONCE.
WOODRID0E SECTION.
s5,850-EASY TERMS.
srns a0T,r bath .S. sn eonvsrienees
PERRY BOSWELL,
Prince Georges Bank Bldg,
Phone Hyatts. 0l7: Mt Rainier, Md.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, WITH DOUBLE
sleeping porch, h.w.h., ami, earage: large
lot Price, $500; $500 cash and $40 q month.
large sun parior, open fireplace. h.W.h., ami
on concrete. street and bus line. Price,
'''''O' 'As 3. 3. zANTziNoER CO..
Phone Hyattsvilie 70.
500 CASH AND ss5 PER MONTH BUYS
new BUNGALOW with rooms, bath and sleep
s perch; Large att ocr. room csilsG with
city water: lot 50 b. 300 more land II de-
sired Bareain at $500. or would lease to
Cs ls aEsy E Ea DEYtss ISL q
A BARGAIN. SILVER sPlNG. MD.-NEW
5-r. b.. hu1g.. am J., So 4ruit trees; lot
$4,000; 500 cash, sss ne. Vain ises;
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GET OUR APARTME
AVE. N.W-SWitchboard cafe, refrigera-
ton. elevator service. Resident manager
q rooms, kit.. path and porch ...... $500
rooms kit Sstb ana sI,d 9so
rooms k ks baths Bath: AND AND
KEW GARDENS. 27oo QUE ST. N;w;-Re;
Service, cafe. Resident manager on
roeml, sitchenette and bath. $500
rooms, Kitchen and bath. ......... g. 90
5f sssg ' e. ' sa porch
THE COWARD, 18th AND EYE SITS NV
Elevator and switchboard service. Resi-
dent man ss,n,.,. Furnished ana uniuf-
room. Kitchen and bath. $500 to $3.50
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. ......". $500
ala MASS AVE NEEeyatc csr :s switch
il H. ' :S ss 81 s:ss :S$$
THE sCHENLEY. 2131 ST N.w.-Elevator
1 DgdinF k, Rs snd Sst asssSo to
i room. kit. and bath. ............ 1000
rooms. kit. and bath. ........... 90
iii COL. RID Nw.--Resident manager on
rooms, Kit and bath. $4,000 and ss2 60 SO
/ room and bath. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3z.aU
1884 10th ST k.w.--2 rooms; kitchen sn %
TIE e1 nsHroH. aeo5 ADAMS MILL RID NV.
rooms. kit. bath and porch. go. %
c3IALFoNTE. 2i16 p ST. N.W-3 rooms:
kitchen and bath 49,. 90 ana 5000
1924 WISCONSIN AVE N.W.-s rooms kitchc
rooms nnu Kitchen and bath. $3.50. 45.oc
III NORTH CAPITOL SIS rooms. KITCHEN ITCH =
and bath .............. '''..''''e1'oV
1881 GrRARD ST. N.w.-3 rooms. KITCHEN
and bath ......... '.sou.oV
suNBuRY, 1912 NJ ST, NV room. kit s 3;
s eoon ano Kitchen and bath ........ $3.50
a4ls ST Nw.-Res. .Mgr., Apt 200, 24Sl
st,-2 rooms: kitchen and bath. $40 SO
rooms. kitchen and bath. ......,.. ez.ou
1915 BELMONT ST. NV room. kitehe y
and bath ....s..s.s'.. ''ssS.ou W "''''.
$3.50 ST NV rooms, kitcnen \. Ems rs
bath .........,......s.'s. @1u'vv w s1''o'
THE LEONARD. 1924 w ST. NV rooms
40, kiiens sr 81" Ne rooms: Kitchen: snes
bath. ........s. 5000 ana s4<.ot
144s SPRING RID. N.w.-2 rms. rec, ball
d. a., kit. DIR. rn. and bath. -. $50 "
qo4 M. ST. Nw.-5 rooms. kitchen g. ap y
bath .s..ss.s'' .''.' sp1"",
1907 18th ST. Nw.--s rooms, kitchen. anSs A;
TIVE oas NnaNjruccKiETI.. ;i;lIs; w isr. Nv.
rooms, Kitchen and bath. .$45 %
bsoi 18th ST. N.W.--2 rooms, kitchen. !. snns
,sos b socK CREEK CHURCH RD..i rooms rooms
kitchen and bath. .S4o.O
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WANTED--LOTS.

CAN USE SEVERAL SUBURBAN LOTS
suitable for colored homes State price and
terms and IL exchange will be considered.
Address Box 16S-R, Star Office.
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED
NEW HOME
SuMr.DETACHED

- 6EM1-DE hOttLD. ). -
1907 Otis st. ne, 5 blocks north Of r. ].
ave-7 rooms, h. -W.i., cleo, tile bath. show
er. screened porch, fireplace; deep yard,
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
RENT--STORES.

WIN III TO 1SElN OO0E1O. =
COLOREDLNICE AND 6 ROOMS, WITH
or without electricity: brick or frame. Rea-
sonabiei Call North $3.50.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
1918 II ST NV.
Large front room. list floor .'ssSoe'
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO..
Real Estate Dept,
18th g. Pa. Ave. NV. NJ. 46lS
1907 EYE ST. NV.
First-ioor front room, $50 per month.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC,
l702 Eye st. NV. Main 10to9.
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MAIN z4z4 IUVb OUIlII. ave. " We.
S0.50-932 23rd NV; 10 r, B., cleo.
SO 00-300 G me-; 8 r.. b. cleo.
4s'0o-20Ss n ne; r., b., h.-wh., cleo.
55.00-5l8 21st NV; 8 r., b., Arcola.
22,5o-1367 D s.w.; rooms.
$45 0O-22S G me-; r., b., furnace.
IS. 0O-1023 3Oth NV; rooms.
255O-349-51 Mclean ave. s.w.; 5 rooms.
20.50--19le Temperance ave. n.w.-6 rooms
1S.0O--1 Bizzeil ct. n.w.-6 rooms.
13SO-252O NV rooms.
l2,5O--l MAYOR ct. n.w.--4 rooms.
THOS D. WALSH,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-08

wondering if it hasn't some bearing
on this case"
what" Bob was reused out of
his lethargy of fatigue and worry
ION Crystals disappearance"
Nils nodded. Perhaps not, but
I'd rather tell you. I was a few
miles outside of Kansas City when
a heavily loaded tourists car stop
ped me on the road, with a question
about tourists camp near Kansas
City.
1 gave them the information, for
I'd just passed the camp a mile
back, and was about to drive on
when the man at the wheel, who
seemed a Sociable sort of chap, asked
me where I was from.
I told him from near Stanton,
and he appealed to his wife with,
Now, amt that funny, Mother?
That girl was from Stanton, too.
More out of politeness than any,
thing else I asked, Which grip"
"Oh, Nils!" Cherry gasped, her
fingers gripping his arm with in
tense excitement. Hurry"
Keep still so I can hurry, imp!"
Nils admoniShed her. THE tour
iSt, who volunteered that his name
was Plimpton and that he was
from California, told a rather pc
culiar story about giving a girl a
lift on the state highway just OUT
side of Stanton Monday afternoon
about 4 O'Clock"
Just the time Crystal must
have disappeared" Cherry cried.
well" Mis- went on slowly, 1T
seems that he and his wife were
just a little worried about her.
What they were worried about
was that, although the girl had said
she was going to st. Louis or
Kansas City, she suddenly changed
her mind and left their car soon
after dark. And that isn't all, I'm
afraid" Nils acknowledged quickly.
Go Be Continuedl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-08

Hollis Hart, in the next chapter,
proves to be a thrilling lover /.
and Ashtoreth is deliberately pro-
vOcatiVe. Whatever happens, it's
her own fault.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-08
.ZHENEW
Sdillt,rSilulQl
REAZiUzeA Justin eDas%mA amans

Nils Johnson arrived at the Hath
away home just after Bob, Cherry
and Alan Beardsley had sat down
to dinner. Faith still was in her
room, rather alarmingly i'll from
worry.
AS soon as Cherry caught sight
of her blonde young giant of a
husband she rose so abruptly that
her chair was overturned.
"Oh, NilS!" she cried, her voice
breaking in a sob. as she burrowed
her red-alld-gold head into his
breast. Tn so glad you're back!
I've missed you so, needed you so!
Please don't go away again-ever-
ever"
Nils kissed her. his extraordinarily
blue eyes very tender, but grave,
Missed you too, honey. Any
news of Crystal, Bob? I stopped on
my way in and bought the papers"
INC, no news" Bob rerleS
YEARLY. We've been prayinl for
another ransom letter all day. but
the crooks must have been scared
of. And now that they k;;ow the
matter is in the hands of the po-
lice He shrugged and absently
broke a roll, for which he had no
appetite.
Hello, Beardsley.' Nils greeted
the distinguished-lo looking older man
with grave cordiality. Glad you
were here to look after Cherry for
me"
In the candid blue eyes there was
no trace whatever of suspicion or
rancor. Cherry gaSped. then pre-
tended that it waS>a sob which she
was trying to stif1e.
"Sit down, Nils" Bob directed
There's a plate laid for you We
we're expecting you. Did you-have
a nice trip?n he added. in sorry
effort to appear natural.
Enjoyed the drive" Nils an
swered. "And, by the way, queer
thing happened yesterday. 1t didn't
seem queer at the time, but now I'm
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-08
NAB 20O-GALL0N STILL
Clinton Police Find Apparatus on
Abandoned Truck.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CLINTON, Ind, Jan. 8.-Police
here are seeking the owner of a 200
gallon liquor still which comprised
the load of an abandoned truck
found in an alley. Marion Bona
corst sent an emissary to police
with a request to turn over the
truck to him, claiming it was his
property, but they refused pending
further investigation.
The still is equipped with twelve
burners and double condenSers, a
type usually used in making alcohol.
Police say it appears to have been
idle for a considerable length of
time
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-08
Plan to Rebuild Theater

BIZ Times Special
HAMMOND, Ind, Jan. S.-Hold-
ers of first mortgage bonds of the
State theater, almost completely
wrecked by bombing in 1926, an
nounce plans to rebuild the struc-
ture with completion set for late
this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-08
Falling Fireman Saved

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 8-Al
Lehnard, city fireman, was saved
from a fall while fighting a fire in
a residence. He slipped and slid
backwards down a slanting roof,
but was stopped when one of his
boots caught on shingle just as
he was about to toppIe from the
cave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-08
THIS HAS HAPPENED

ASHTORETH ASHE is having the MT
exciting adventure OF her life in a little
houSe on top Of mountain in tropical
Dom, Mica.
Ashtoreth Is a stenographer from Bos-
ton The owner OF the house is HOLLIS
HART. her multi-millionaire employer.
They have met by accident in Dominica.
q little island IN the West Indies
Ashtoreth. who has been i'll, is taking
q cruise. Hart has stopped of en- route
to South America. and found the place
50 charming that he has taken a house
and means to stay a while. They are
delighted TO see each other. And Ash
toreth purposely misses the boat in
order TO stay on the island. She pre-
tends. Of course that tt was an &C
cioent. And Mr. Hart seems not 70
suspect her little ruse.
Finally he discovers her boat has
sailed. There is nothing left but n wait
now GO ON WITH THE .ssGkY
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CHAPTER XVIII
1.-TWO Jumps, Holly"

i Ashtoreth sat at the break
fast table and tried to sound wife,
". She was wearing Hollis paja-
mas and looking her best.
Now, women, en- masse, are not
built for pajamas, any more than
men are built for nightgowns. But
Ashtoreth was one of those tall
slim girls, with long legs.
Lean from knee to hip. And that
of course makes difference. AS a
matter of fact, she never looked
better in her life.
They were orchid satin pajamas
With a military neck, and a Rus
sian sahs.
over them she wore silk dress
ing gown of Roman striped effect.
Behind each ear she had pinned
q scarlet hibiscus, red as her
laughing lips.
Her own clothes were drying on
the bushes. And Ashtoreth was
Wishing it would rain, SO that she
could wear the pajamas all day.
"A week tomorrow" remarked
Hollis, and sailed his paw paw ap-
athetically. THE boat is coming
in early. Orchid
For six days these two lived in
the little house on the to of the
mountain. And every day the sun
had Shone. And every night the
stars had twinkled and bathed the
garden in silver light.
And now" he said, you are 60
ing away"
Ashtoreth bent her head above
her palte. And wondered what a
girl should do in such a situation.
Hollis Hart loved her. That is,
he was crazy about her. She knew
that it had been awfully difficult
for him-being so dreadfully re-
spectful.
And she loved him. Or
was it love? Well, it didn't really
matter. He had money to burn.
And he was sweet, and wonderfully
deferential. And generous as
could be.
After all, what else is there? 1t
wasn't even as If he wasn't good
looking. Why, Hollis Hart had SIM
play everythingi A girl
would be an awful fool if she could
not love man like him.
A SHTORETHS experiences had
L n been rather limited. A GER.
tain fastidiousneSs had saved her
from the promiscous petting in
which many girls indulge.
But Monty had kissed her with
q considerable degree of warmth
and longing. And Jack Smythe had
voiced his desires in no uncertain
terms. There we're, also, other men.
They had not particularly impressed
Ashtoreth.
Beautiful girls are usually sophis-
ticated. Unless, of course, they are
dumb. Aside from her own expert
enceS, Ashtoreth'S knowledge of the
affairs of other girls-notably Sa-
die-had tended to acquaint her
with the ways and thoughts of men.
For six days she and Hollis Hart
had lived IN a glamorous paradise.
Her presence had stimulated and
excited him.
So that he had kissed her and
made love. But further than that
he had not gone. And tomor-
row she was going home.
They we're alone now in the din
Ing room. Beyond the long win
dogs lay the garden. Humming
birds filtered about the butterfly
bushes.
And a wanton little breeze that
had stolen their fragrance came
stealing through the room.
Hollis put his hand on Ashto-
reth'S. Have you been happy?"
he asked her.
And in his voice there was a
Evening star., 1929-06-24
GANGSTERS SLAIN
IN MIDNIGHT FRAY
Two Killed, Third Wounded
by Companions After
Hotel Quarrel.
~ tn. Associated Press.

~ the ASSoclated PreSS-
KANSAS CITY. June 24.-Two gang
sters. one wanted in Chicago and. Los
Angeles for murder, are dead and a
third Is in hospital, wounded in the
back following a midnight gun battle
among themselves in front of hotel
here Saturday night.
Five men who had been drinking In
q room in the hotel, police said, walked
out of the building quarreling over a
revolver. Several minutes later they
began shooting at each other while
huddled on the sidewalk. Two OF the
men whose names were not learned by
the police escaped.
Ben BARRETT, AZ, alias Fred Roberts,
was killed instantly and Arthur Hart
man, about 35, was fatally wounded.
Kearns Pumpsey, alias Kearns Hum
phrey, was shot in the back. Hospital
attendants said he would recover. Hart
man died yesterday afternoon.
The quarrel began in the hotel room
when Pumpsey took Barretti's gun and
gave it to Hartman. PumpSey said
BARRETT was drunk and had been fash
ing it frequently. Just as the men left
the hotel Hartman refused Barrettis
demand for his revolver.
Made Dive for Gun.
"Just then Barrettrs hand made "a
dive for his other gun" Pumpsey said,
land we all drew, knowing that Bar
retti never joked about drawing a
revolver. We all started shooting at
once and in the huddle guess we shot
each other"
Barretti a close friend of the late
sBig Tim Murphy of Chicago, and
associated with him in q publishing
racket" was wanted in Chicago and
Los Angeles, Calf, for murder. Chicago
police sought him in connection with
the Staying OF a restaurant % rosnsr.; owner;
early in 1928, but were never arrested.
It was his only connection with q Chi
cago murder though his record OF rob-
berry and burglary was long one.
Wanted in Los Angeles.
In Los Angeles, Barretti was wanted
for the murder of Max Silverstein,
alleged bootlegger. Police records also
show he was sought by Galveston, Tex,
payroll robbery there May 4, last, IN
which o policeman was shot and
messenger slugged. Dallas. Tex, police
also sought him IS a partner Of Daniel
!. Dennehey, in a liquor robbery. Den
nehey is in jail in Dallas.
Hartman whose nome was In St.
Louis, also had q long police record. He
had been arrested numerous times on
various charges but never had been
convicted.
Pumpsey is wanted in his home city,
Memphis. Tenn, police said, in con-
nection with several robberies. He told
police, they said, that Barretti recently
shot Chicago gangster who attempted
to take him for a ride" as the result
of q disagreement over liquor deal.
The quintet, Pumpsey said, had been
working what they called a sheriff
racket" They would scatter to small
towns, spot the liquor runners, arrest"
them and take the liquor and "hush"
money, he said.
Pumpsey also told of pTevious dis
agreement between the quintet when
they were flying liquor cross the Mexi-
can border. Barretti, he said, fell IN
love with Mexican senorita and told
her of their operations. She notified
United States authorities.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
SUICIDE FAKES MURDER
TO SAVE PARENT PAIN
Daughter Ties Self to Stove, Indi-
eating Violence, to Avoid
Shocking Father.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 24-During the year
since her husband left her Mrs. Flor
sister, Mrs. John zoehlmir, that she
would kill herself were it not for the
grief 1t would cause her father.
Yesterday the father, George Leh-
man, was motoring in the country
When he and Mrs. Zoehlmir returned
last night they found Mrs. Archer dead
from gas fumes that filled the kitchen.
She was bound hand and foot to the
gas range.
"Of course she did it herself" the
sister said, but let us pretend to my
father that burglars killed her. That Is
the way she wanted it to be-"
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Bedroom Chests

Mahogany Chest. Regular
ly $40. Pre-Inventory Spe-
cial ...........-...-S57.5O
Mahogany Chest. Regular
1y $6S. Pre-Inventory Spe-
cial ....................$49
Bedroom Chest. Regularly
$l0S. Pre-Tnventory Special,
$50
Mahogany Chest. Regular
ly $1z2. Pre-Tnventory Spe-
cial ...............- $50
Walnut Chest. Regularly
$7s. Pre-Inventory Special.
$3.50
Evening star., 1929-06-24

Sunfast marquisette curtains,
in pastel shades. Curtains and
valance with headed RUNE.
Ideal for Summer. Pre-1nven-
tory Special, set ........S32S
Cretonne and glazed chintZ
covered pillows; also cretonne-
covered button-tufted Bar Har-
DOR cushions. Pre- Inventory
Special l...................QSc
Summer pillows, cretonne COW
cred. For porch, canoe and cot
tage. Pre-Inventory Spe-
clal ..........'s..........'30c
Drapery Section, Third Floor
Evening star., 1929-06-24

Rose Italian pottery two-nght
table lamp. Regularly $40. Pre-
Inventory Special .........x1S
italian pottery, oval bottle
shape, two-light lamps. Pleated
gold taffeta, oval shades. Regu-
larly sos. Pre-Inventory Spe-
clal ESQ
Rose, boudoir, metal lamp with
silk shade. Modernistic. Regu-
larly $50. Special. .....X1z.SO
Lamp shop, First Floor
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Drapery Specials

Sample slip covers, for 3-piece
living room suites. l., OF Gre
tonne, piped and with box plait-
I'd valance. Regularly $94.50.
Pre-Inventory Special. $3.50
/, Of plain Belgian linen. SOC
quality: one side Of cushion
covered with So quality woven
cloth. Regularly SIS. Pre-In-
vsntory Special .......S47.5O
I, of striped Belgian linen.
Regularly $3.50. Pre-Inventory
Special ...................S2S
Evening star., 1929-06-24
FLYERS PLAN PARIS HOP.
Plane North Star, Under Name of
Pathfinder, Made Ready.

HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. j., June
"a O9.-The Bellanca nnonoplane North
Star, acquired by Roger @. williams
and Lewis Yaneey for their proposed
flight to Paris, has been renamed the
Pathfinder.
The plane was brought to the Teter-
boro Airport last week and mechanics
were set to work overhauling the en-
gine. It was expected the flyers would
take off for Old Orchard, Me, Satur-
day night. but indications were that
the plane would not be ready before to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
STORM IN CANADA KILLS
3. DOES HEAVY DAMAGE
Two Men Die When Boat Over
i turns, Another browns in
Bay as Heat Climax.

By the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, June ga, violent
storm that caused three deaths and
heavy property damage last night
marked the climax Of eight days Of
intense heat
The storm, sweeping the country
south of the Laurentian Mountains,
crippled communication lines, overturn-
ed automobiles and wrecked farm build
ings in its path.
At st. Anse de Vaudreuil, q Summer
resort, two men were drowned when
their boats were overturned by the
storms sudden onslaught. Another
Evening star., 1929-06-24

Fine hand-blocked linen cur
tains. Lined with satine and
trimmed with fringe. Custom
made. Regularly 500 a pair.
Pre-Inventory Special. $3.50
Marquisette curtains; colored
or white with colored figure. Two
rows of ruffieS on the valance and
loops to match. Pre-Inventory
Special ''''''..''...'''$2.5O
CrisS-cross Marquisette cur
tainS. Fine quality and with
:ornice valance. Pre-Inventory
Special, pair ............S1zS
Evening star., 1929-06-24

Iron floor lamp, with mica
shade. Regularly $50. Pre-
Inventory Special ........S3S
Iron modernistic floor lamp,
with sheepskin shade. Regularly
$50. Pre-Inventory Special, &2S
Blue and white Italian pot
terry, two-light table lamps, with
gold and blue shades (damagedD.
Regularly $25. Pre-Inventory
SpeclaI ................
Evening star., 1929-06-24

person was drowned In Missisquoi Bay,
30 miles south Of Montreal, when q
motor boat was overturned.
Fragmentary reports brought by high
way travellers from the north, where
telegraph lines were down, indicated
heavy property damage between La
chute and st. Elstache.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Lamp Specials

French pottery two-Hght table
lamps. In soft colors OF cream,
rose and blue. Regularly $40.
Pre-1nventory pecial..$52.5O
Orchid Bohemian glass two
light table lamps. Pleated
rune taffeta shade. Regularly
500. Pre-Inventory Special, $50
Silver mirror glass table lamp,
with white satine shade. Regu-
larly $45. Pre-Inventory Spe-
cial l...................S31 .SO
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Mexican knight Dies.

MEXICO CITY, June "A R,Sir
BENJAMIN Barrios de los Rios, Mexi-
can lawyer, who enjoyed the distinc-
tion, rare for a foreigner, of having
been knighted by the King Of England,
died yesterday of natural causes. He
had served as legal counsel for the
Mexican legations In Paris and Lon
don and had been decorated with the
Legion Of Honor.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
CANADIAN LEADER DIES.
w. s. Fielding, Former Finance
Minister, Expires.

OTTAWA, Ontario, June. a CP).-
Right Hon. w. S. Fielding, S0 former
minister of finance, died last night at
his home here. He had been i'll at his
home for almost five years, most OF
that time having been spent in bed.
Mr.. Fielding was born in Halifax. He
was minister of finance of the Domin-
ion for Is consecutive years and prior
to that had served IL years as premier
Of his native province of Nova Scotia.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Beds

Mahogany Bed; single size.
Regularly $50. Pre-Inventory
Special l.................S45
Mahogany Bed; single size.
Regularly $40. Pre-Inventory
Special .............S33.5O
Walnut Beds; double size.
Regularly $45. Pre-Inventory
Special .............$36.5O
Walnut Bed; double size.
Regularly $50. Pre-Inventory
Special .............$3o.5O
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Bedroom Suites

Walnut bedroom suite; six
pieces. Regularly $500. Pre-
Inventory Special 1850
Walnut bedroom suite; seven
pieces. Regularly $685.. Pre-
Inventory Special .S285
Walnut bedroom suite; eight
pieces. Regularly $500. Pre-
Inventory Special $3.50
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Sun Room Suites

Bombay Fiber Suite; four
pieces. Regularly $2s5. Pre-
Inventory Special. .....S1o5
Natural and Red Fiber Bed
Davenport; three pieces. Regu-
1arly $15o. Pre- Inventory
Special ...-...........S125