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New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD THURSDAY, MARCH G. 1930

ice and carved rosette and fleur de lys in the wood and finally, next to the fireplace, she dis covered panel that slid noise- lessly back!
 It was winter when all of these robberies occurred, and still cold weather. A great heat came up the opening. Maude, too eXcite Il to be afraid, procured a flash light and went down tiny stairs. A hidden door opened into the furnace room,
 Maudc showed her uncle.
 Two detectives watched an1 within week caught Irony Bianco," the furnace man, coming down with more valuablcs he had stolen upstairs, by way of the panel.
 Irony" was in reality one VII liam Sudbury who once worked for a dealer in Madison avenue. H. had examined this old house for his employer long before Battles bought it when he had found the secret passage up from the fur mace room. He disguised himself and got job as furnace man. lie used to take what he stole awaN il the ashes, wrapped in papers. He was going abroad to sell them before long. and so almost everi- thing was recovered.
 It was just like fiction,' but it. was quite the obvious thing to do to suspect sliding panels Ill this queer old house. Almost any one should have thought of this.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
NASH

NASH COACH, SPECIAL, $375.
 New rubber. good paint, etc. A real buy for the person looking for this type and make of car. Capitol Buick Co.,, 11S9 Stanley St., Tel. 2607. NASH SEDAN, 1929. ONE OF THE
 famous 400 series. A beautiful model Striking appearance. Finish upholstery in excellent condition. Everything you get in new car at q used car price. Terms and your present car in trade. A. G. Hawke~, oS Elm St.. Tel. 2456.
 NASH SPECIAL SIX TOURING
 with glass curtains. Newly lac quered. Very powerful. $250. How ard w. Whitmore, 50 Chestnut St.
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BUICK

BUICK SEDAN, 1929 4 DOOR
 model. In standard and master models. The cars are in excellent mechanical condition. Tires good Finish like new. Rare bargains. BUICK SEDAN, DOOR MODEL.
 709o of unusued mileage at 4Ofr of first cost.
 BUICK MODELS. 1924 to 1926, CAN
 be purchased for far below their real transportation worth. These are worth looking at. We are anXi GUS to sell these cars, which are a1 vantage to the buyer. Capitol Buick Co., l139 Stanley St. Tel. 2G07. BUICK COACH, 1927. HERE IS A
 great buy in a car value, difficult to duplicate anywhere on the mar l;et at $500. Terms.
 BUICK COUPE, 1927. CON. COUPE
 Staunch. sturdy and dependable. Just reconditioncd, s55O. Frank F. McNamara. Rec Sales & Service, Elm at Park St. Tel. @110. BUICK COUPE, 1924. 4 PASS.
 model. Runs fine. looks gool. s125 to the buyer who says I'll take it this week. Frank P. McNamara, Rec Sales 6; Service, Elm at Park S.. Tel. PHO.
 BUICK ''27" SEDAN eos CUBIC
 in. disp) Never touched up since delivery and runs like 1880 model. Tires all new. $495. Howard ". Nhitmorc. 30 Chestnut St.
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STUDEBAKER

SEDAN. 1926. RE-
 conditioned. Will give you many months of service without cost other than gas and oil. S400 this week. Was priced at $500. Terms. Frank P. McNamara. Rec Sales & Service, Elm at Park St. Tel. PHO.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
OLDSMOBILE

OLDSMOBILE SEDANS, 1929. TWO
 door models. Driven only few miles. Fisher bodies. Famous pep and performance. Same chassis as 1930 models. Everything new cX- cept the date. Only s625 if you buy this week. Terms. Domijan Motor Co.,. 13G Washington St., Tel. 4575.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
ESSEX

ESSEN COUPE, 1928. A GOOD
 looking business car. In fine me- chanical condition and appearance at q big price reduction. Honeyman Auto Sales, 200 East Main St. Tele- phone 2542.
 ESSEX SEDAN, 1929. IN FINE
 condition. Like buying a new car. Former owner gave it wonderful care for few months he owned it. Bigger car HS what he needed. You profit. Low terms. Honeyman Auto Sales Co.,. 200 East Main St., Tel. 2542. ESSEX SEDAN. 1927 MECHANI-
 cally perfect. Fine upholstery. New paint. Handsome appearance. Low terms will buy it. A. G. Hawker, 5S Elm St., Tel. 2456.
 ESSEX BROUGHAM, 1928. WELL
 known by all car buyers as good looking all around family car. Now at a low bargain price. s. &5 r. Motor Sales Corp, l129 Stanley St, Telo- phone T3l.
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DURANT

1928 DIRANT SEDAN. 5 GOOD
 tires, paint and upholstery as good as new. Motor, clutch and rear end checked by our own mechanics. $145 down.
 PATTERSON CHEVROLET INC. 1141 Stanley St. IS Main St.
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PAIGE

PAIGE SIN-65 SEDAN. 115 INCH
 W. B. Handsome gray Duco or iginal factory finish. Elegant Briggs body, pleasingly comfortable, moder- ate in upkcep, S6S5.
 PAIGE SIN-72 SEDAN, 195 INCH
 w. E. Sleek and quiet as when il left the factory. Perfect mechanical condition, guaranteed. s575. Howard w. Whitmore. 50 Chestnut St.
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Baffle Mysteries
 Copyright Daily

ingenious and dramatic crimes to solve banled throughout
 mystery gives you established by the poiccwa and Which the etae cuesY do short, how will asked the end of each bale? "Wo This contest, there pzc simply presented entertainment
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06

1929 WHIPPET COACH. VERY
 clean car with low mileage, good tires. bumpers, bumperettes. spare. Sold with the famous o k that counts. Only S150 down.
 PATTERSON CHEVROLET INC. 1141 Stanley St. Is Main St WHIPPET SEDAN. 1928, SIX CYL.
 Model. In wonderful condition. A nice light car that is very economical to run. Priced low. Capitol Buick Co.,. ] l39 Stanley st. Tel. 26O1.
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REQ ? TON DUMP TRUCK. 1926.
 A serviceable job that will perform like a new one, S700. Terms. REQ T. TON EXPRESS, 1926. X
 bargain at $425. Don't fail to sec it before you buy any other. Frank P McNamara, Rec Sales & Service Elm at Park St. Tel. PHO.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
OAKLAND

OAKLAND SEDAN. 1926. A FINE
 car dependable and economical to own and operate. Buy this and save dollars. Bond Motor Car Co.,, 134 Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
GRAHAM PAIGE

Many extras. Condition spotlcss, sG25. Ask Us about the low terms. Automotive Sales & Service, PAS Elm St. and Sc Arch St.
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HUDSON

HUDSON LANDAU, 1928. ONE OF
 the best models built by Hudson. Mechanically perfect. Checked by our skilled Hudson mechanics. Very low priced. Honcyman Auto Sales Co.,, 200 East Main st., Tel. o542. HUDSON SEDAN, 1925. JUST OUT
 of the paint shop. Mechanically good. A real saving, s175. Terms too. Domijan Motor Co.,, 13G Wash ington St, Tel. 4575.
 HUDSON COACH, 1926. WELL
 worth double what we ask. But to move it quickly pay s175 and it's yours. Frank P. NcMamara, Rec Sales & Service, Elm at Park St. Tel PHO.
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AUBURN

AUBURN SPORT SEDAN, 1927.
 In good condition. Original paint, rev tires. Will sell very reasonable. Apply owner, 19 Woodruff Court.
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DODGE

DODGE SEDAN, 1927. IN ENCEP-
 tionally fine condition. If ever car was offered at a bargain this IS. Ask the price. Honeyman Auto Sales Co.,, 200 East Main St., Tel. 2542. DODGE SENIOR SIX, MODEL 1928.
 Owned by one of New Britaiu's most careful drivers. Beautiful and as mechanically perfect at the day it was made. Carries our guarantee and priced very, very low. s. & r. Motor Sales Corp, 1129 Stanley St. Tel. 731.
 DODGE SEDAN, 1927. THIS IS
 one of the models that made Dodge famous for performances. Everything about this car is perfect. We will ask much more for it later. Buy now and save S100. s. & r. Motor Sales Corp, 1129 Stanley St, Tel. 73l.
 DODGE COUPE, 1926. WHY WALK
 when for $50 you can buy this dependable car. Terms. Frank P. McNamara, Rec Sales & Service, Elm at Park St, Tel. PHO.
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REQ

REQ SEDAN, 1926. REDUCED TO
 lowest price level for this event. $275. Low terms. Domijan Motor Co.,, 1S6 Washington St, Tel. 4575.
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VIKING

VIKING SEDAN, 1929 MODEL.
 Beautiful finish, special velour up- holstery. Fisher body. Luxurious model. Priced at a very great say ing. Domijan Motor Co.,, 1S6 Wash ingtOn St. Tel. 4515.
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ERSKINE

ERSkINE SEDAN, 1929. X WON-
 derful little car, practically new. A bargain. To be sold with famous Studebaker pledge. Albro Motor Sales Co.,, 225 Arch St, Tel. 260
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CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET COUPE, 1928. SMALL
 mileage. Very clean inside and out. An amazing value at the price we have on it. Terms and your car in trade. Bond Motor Car Co.,, 139 Arch Street.
 CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1927.
 door model. Good tires, good paint. Upholstery in excellent con- dition. Your money never bought more value at the price we ask for 1t. S. & F. Motor Sales Corp, 1l29 Stan- lev St. Tel T31.
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PONTIAC, TRUCK

PONTIAC F TON PANEL, 1927.
 No car could be better at $500. We ask only s175 this week. Frauk P. McNamara, Rec Sales & Service Elm at Park St. Tel PHO.
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REQ TRUCK

REQ TRUCK. 1925. QUICK. BUY
 this at $l95. A real bargain. Serv- ice galore left in this car. s. S |. Motor Sales Corp, 1129 Stanley st. Tel. 731.
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WHIPPET

WHIPPET COACH. 1927. YOU
 will be surprised to see such a bar gain for SS5. Terms. Automotivc Sales & Service, 24S Elm St. and SC Arch St
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The finger of the law of compara- tive costs points constantly to the Herald Classified Ads
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CHEVROLET TRUCK

CHEVROLET SUBURBAN, 1928
 Just right for a delivery truck of grocery. Price drastlcally reduced. $. & F. Motor Sales Corp, 112G SlanloV St Tel. 12l
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FEDERAL TRUCK

FEDERAL EMPRESS BODY, 1927.
 Throughly reconditioncd. s37". Terms. Frank P. McNamara, Rec Sales & Service, Elm at Park st. Tel. PHO.
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PONTIAC

PONTIAC SEDAN. 1927. THOU
 sands of miles of service in this car. So low priced that owning it is an easy matter if you buy during thls weeks sale. S. So r. Motor Sales Corp, 1129 Stanley St., Tel. 73l.
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Looking for Particular Make of Used Car? Read These Ads
STUDEBAKER

sTUDEBAKER, 1929 COMMANDER
 Sedan, s cylinder model. Words cannot discribe the condition. You must sec It. It's q bargain. very very low mileage.
 1929 STUDEBAkER DICTATOR
 Sedan. Driven 10000 miles. Tires good, paint restored to original state and the price is right.
 1928 STUDEBAKER REGAL CON-
 mander Sedan. S775. You cant beat it for condition. tires, finish or price, anywhere in town. Capitol Buick Co.,. 11S9 Stanley St., Tel. 26ol. STUDEBAkER SEDAN. 1880. DIG
 tator, s Cylinder Model. A beau- tiful car. As new as the day it left the factory. Used as Show car and demonstrator. Sold with the famous Studebaker pledge. Albro Motor Sales Co.,. 225 Arch St., Tel. 26o. sTUDEBAKER COACH. 1926. BIG
 six. Comfortable 10 ride. Motor and body in good shape. Cheap at $275.
 STUDEBAkER ROADSTER. SNAP
 py. 1926 model. Another bargain at $340. Terms and we take your old car. Domijan Motor Co.,, 13h Washington St. Tel. 4575.
 sTUDEBAKER BIG SIX COACH
 Elegant inside and out. Touring trunk, $350. Howard W. Whltmore. 50 Chestnut St.
 STUDEBAkER SEDAN, 1927, DIG
 tator Model. Very low priced. Tel 260.
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OVERLAND

OVERLAND COACH, 1926. ONLY . Slo5. It's In fine shape. Terms. Automotive Sales & Service, PAS Elm St. and S6 Arch St.
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FORD

FORD COUPE. 1929. VERY SMALL
 mileage, looks and runs like new. A chance for a great saving over Fl new car. Ask us about easy way to buy it. s. X r. Motor Sales Corp, 1l29 Stanley St Tel I21
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FORD

1929 FORD COACH. OWNED ONLY
 two months by a couple who bought a ford coupe. If you want a coach buy this one at s475. 1929 FORD TUDOR. A SMALL
 handsome car. Has every quality of higher priced automobiles except cost of operation. A rare bargain. S420.
 1928 FORD PHAETON. A SNAP
 py car. Very clean. Tires and mechanical condition show how well this car has been taken care of. $350. Terms to fit your pocketbook. Au- tomotive Sales & Service, PAS Elm St. and S6 Arch St.
 1928 FORD COACH. MODEL A.
 Excellent tires. complete equip ment. extremely low price. Act quickly. Another 4 cylinder car priced to sell quickly.
 1929 FORD SPORT COUPE. RUM
 ble seat. very little mileage. orig inal tires, motor in good condition. Priced low to sell quickly.
 PATTERSON CHEVROLET INC. TAI Stanley St, IS Main St. FORD SEDAN, 1929. DOOR
 Model "A" with trunk, 6 wire wheels. Plenty of snap both in ap- pearance and performance. Very low priced. Low terms. s. < r. Motor Sales Corp, 1129 Stanley St. Tel. 731.
 FORD TUDOR, 1928, MODEL "A".
 Wire wheels. paint, body, upho]- stery, motor and tires in splendid condition. Not costly to drive and can be bought for low figure. Cap itol Buick Co.,, 1139 Stanley St. Tel 96O7
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06

FORD TUDOR, 1928. DRIVEN
 only 5000 miles. We looked it all over and fixed everything up perfect, $525. Low terms will buy it. Auto motive Sales & Service, 24S Elm St. and S6 Arch St.
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HUPMOBILE

HUPMOBILE, 1928 SPORT TOUR
 ing, 8 cylinder model. Many ex- tras. This is one of three models sold in Conn. during 1928. If you want real class, reliable, economical transportation and distinction as well buy this car at price so low it will surprise you. Capitol Buick Co.,, 1139 Stanley St.. Tel. 2607.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06

FORD SEDAN, 1926. HERE IS A
 car that you can buy and operate for very little money. Take a ride in it. Terms. A. G. Hawker, 56 Elm St, Tel. 2i56.
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LI G II T Fl G H T
 Coupe. New tires. Sweet running. pass, $375. Howard w. Whitmolc, 10 Chestnut St.
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PACKARD

PACKARD COUPE AND PACKARD
 Sedan. Unquestionably either of these cars will give you long lasting satisfaction. Don't fail to come see them. Honeyman Auto Sales Co.,, zoo East Main St, Tel. 2542.
 PACKARD SEDAN, 1926. SEVEN
 passenger. In fine condition. If you like big car buy this one for S450. Terms. Domijan Motor Co.,, 136 Washington St.. Tel. 4575. PONTIAC SEDAN, 1929. HERE IS
 dandy car Dark blue color, up- holstery of green gray color. Motor perfect. Tires like new including spare. An excellent car for a woman to drive. Easy to buy on our terms. Capitol Buick Co.,, 1139 Stanley St. Tel. 2607.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06

STUDEBAKER COACH, 1926. BIG
 six Comfortable 10 ride. Motor and body in good shape. Cheap at $275.
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What led to this solution ?
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1929 STUDEBAkER DICTATOR
 Sedan. Driven 10000 miles. Tires good. paint restored to original state and the price is right.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06

BIG SIX COACH
 Elegant inside and out. Touring trunk, $350. Howard w. Whltmore. 50 Chestnut St.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-08-29
No Difficulty to Find
Good Market for Apples

At this season of the year apple
growers are generally very much con-
cerned about the proper sale or dis
posal of their fruit crops. The apple
producer who has fine, clean, high
quality fruit consisting of standard
varieties will have but little, if any,
difficulty in finding a profitable market.
In fact, such fruit is always in de-
mand and buyers vie with each other
to obtain such apples.
There is always, however, a larger
quantity of what might be called
medium to inferior apples and these
are the ones that are the hardest to
market. From what has already been
said about the apple scab disease and
the unfavorable conditions for spray
ing, the difficulties of the grower in
marketing low grade of fruit may be
somewhat worse this year than usual.
No matter what the character of the
fruit is, however, it will usually pay
to grade it well and to stick to estab-
lished grades There is always a mar
ket for what is known as Gull apples,
but the grower may have at least two
or even more grades of what is gen.
orally termed "culls." For the better
culls a higher price may be asked.
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CHAPTER VIII
Fresh Links

We took our departure-silently and
unceremoniously. as If we had been
very ordinary customers, doing very
ordinary business. But outside. in
Mincing lane, Maythorne halted, and
looked questiOningly at Crole.
"Satisfied?" he asked.
"As far as that goes-yes," replied
Crole. There's no doubt about the
option-that's clear enough. No get
ting past Mazaroff's own handwriting
and own terms"
Every well-if you're satisfied" said
Maythorne. He moved forward a few
yards and against stopped. Il wish
we knew a bit more about MaZaroff's
movements on the day following his
arrival at the Woodcock." he NUT
tered. Its all vague. shadowy, IN
certain-and yet bits keep coming out
Well-the next job is Eccleshare and
Parslave. If we can't get some light
through those two
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FarnHm|ylt1r7.

Cows milking should be watered at
least twice daily at all seasons.
If a marked falling off in milk flow
is allowed, it is impossible to fully
regain the loss, even with the best of
feeding later, and a lowered produc-
ton results from the balance of the
lactation period.
All persons who handle milk should
realize that they have in their charge
a food which is easily contaminated
and therefore should take all reason
able precautions to prevent it from be-
coming source of danger to them
selves and others
Silage is wonderfully good cattle
feed that enables the dairyman and
the beef cattle grower and finisher to
get results that are difficult to ger
without it.
Some farmers sow alfalfa as soon as
the ground is ready, but there is a ten
dency in other sections TO let the
ground lie fallow for several weeks
before seeding.
There is some danger Of causing
adder troubles if heifers are kept
overfat, but this condition rarely oc-
ours. Usually they are not carrying
sufficient flesh.
Flowing down alfalfa will add or
ganic matter to the soil, but as long
as the alfalfa will give a good cutting
of hay it may not be advisable TO
pillow it under as green manure.
The material used for filling the
silo must contain plenty of moisture
so that it will not have space for much
air, and SO that 1t will pack well.
When corn alone is used, 1t must be
cut while there is juice in the stalk.
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Time Saved by Marking
Barb Wire Fence Posts

In putting up a barb wire fence
much time can be saved by marking
the posts before putting on the wires.
narrow board about five feet long. On
one side cut notches spaced the right
distance apart for the wires in a five
wire fence. This will probably be
about nine inches. On the other side
cut notches spaced right for the wires
in a four-wire fence, probably about
u inches apart. Then one can very
rapidly mark each post at just the
desired height for stapling each wire.
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No Short Cut in
Making Good Hay
Side Delivery Rake Will
Improve Quality and
Reduce Labor. i

The worst obstacle to hay making
many farmers beat the weather with
modern hay making machinery, ac-
cording to Professor Fl. 3. Hartwig Of
the New York state college of agricul-
ture The typical farmer is afraid of
green, sappy hay; so he goes to the
extreme of cutting his clover too late
rather than too early.
Nutritious Hay Cut Early.
The most nutritious hay is cut
earlier than the full bloom stage and
thereby retains the green color and
the leaves. The color is needed in
hay not because the color itself makes
meat, wool, and milk, but because OF
what is normally associated with
color, says Professor Hartwig. The
same processes that destroy color In
hay are the ones that destroy feeding
value Mold destroys feeding value
and color. Wetting in the field and
bleaching, with the leaf loss asso-
ciated with ii, also destroy the feed
ing value along with the color.
Glover leaves make up about 80 per
cent of the weight of the hay and con-
tain nearly half of the nutrients. Any
process that skaters leaves lowers
the value of the hay when fed, which
explains the tendency to use the left
hand side delivery rake in place of the
old type tedder. The left-hand side
delivery rake throws a high proper
ton of the leaves to the inside of the
swath where they dry more slowly.
1t also tends to throw the stems out
where the sun can hasten their dry
ing. The right-hand rake will do just
as good work but requires little
more bother. With il one should cut
the hay in lands, start to rake in the
center of the land. and rake in the
opposite direction of the mower.
Lessons Labor.
The side-delivery rake does not re-
duce the time from cutting to storing,
but it enables a man to put up more
acres with less labor. There is no
shortcut for good curing, Professor
Hartwig says.
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Electrical Term

The bureau of standards says that
a lazy-man switch, also called a three
way switch, is electrically a single
pole double throw switch. Using two
oS them, light can be controlled from
two places. such as upstairs and down
stairs in the case of hall lights. A
related switch, called a four-way
switch, is electrically a double-pole re
versing switch. Any number of four
way switches may be used with two
three-way switches to control lighl
from any number of points.
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you bleed freely?" Patient (mourn-
fully)r"No; : that's what I've been told
you always do
Knew the Deacon

Rev. Slensby-'At the request of
Deacon Stubble. we have just sang !:
will There Re Any Stars IN My
Crown Does anyone else wish to
make selection?"
Sister Spit-fire (who has not spoken
to the deacon for two years)-"I think
it would he very appropriate for us to
sing: No, Not One!'
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NATURAL INCREASE

(which is the most valuable-a FIVE
dollar gold piece or a five-dollar bill?"
1.-The bill, because when you put it
in your pocket you can double it"
"Right. And when you take it out
you find ii In creaSeS."
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Yeah, What?

Ethyl-So your new boy friend Is q
furniture finisher.
Methyl-Yeah.
Ethyl-Does he polish or moye?-
Saturday Evening Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-07

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia iolding Probate Court.-Estate
e. Pred Turner. deceased: No. 40956, Adj
been made herein for letters of administra-
ton on said estate by Meyer Cohen, it is
ordered this 2eth day of october, AID. 1890,
that the unknown heirs at law and next OF
kin of the above-named decedent. and all
others concerned. appear in said court on
Monday, the 8th day of December. AID. 1890,
at 10 O'Clock am, to show cause why such
tice hereof be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and Evening Star once in each
Of three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the first publication
TO be not less than thirty days before said
return day. JESSE @. ADKINS, Justice.
3Seal.l Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL,
Negtster OF wills for the District Of Column
bta. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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TonAY,s ADJUSTMENTS.

Shubert- BelascO- Tonight or Never"
Belasco play, at $3.50 pm.
National-"Subway Express" at $40
pm.
Gayety-"Dimpled Daflings," bur-
lesque, at 2:15 and 8:l5 pm.
Columbia "whoopee," at, II am !.
$40, Sis, 7:20 and 9:25 pm.
RiaItO-"Eyes of the World" at II AS
am, 1850, 3:45, 5:45, TAO and $40 pm.
PaIace-"Du Barry" at 11:40 a.ms
2:06. 4:34, T:16 and 9;44 pm.
Earle-"Truth About Youth" at IL is
am, las, 4:05, 5:25, 7:45 and 10 pm.
Fox-"Renegades. at 11:16 am,
l:41, '4:06, 5:24, 1889 and 1904 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Check and Double
Check" at 1890 am, 1925, 2:15, 4:10.
6, 7:50 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-"Life of the Party" at
IL a.m.s HAAS, 2:3o, 4:20, 1850 and e:4O
pm.
Ambassador - Scarlet Pages" at
Sis, and $50 pm.
Maybe It's Love-" from IL
am. to IL pm.
TivOIi-"Her Man." at 2:10, 4, $50,
TAO and 9:40 pm.