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Speciality Shops-Furriers

campaneIla OrthSSsdIO Shoes So9 18th 80
CosanS 7I2 7th ct NV ST 047s
nHII HOsNitaI iInl 18th NV ME 2792
Shirt Dress Hospital l7l4 9th nv 70 OS1I
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A P Registers Forms 997 18th nv Of 1887
National Cash Rssister Co 1908 q MA 1875
FURRIERS
Little America Fur She's $500 18th az 40 S3O1
Joseph RSeHd0f ST. llih nv MA ISIS
ZrkIR Sons S2l l4th HW NE ats
MATS
Bertha Nat shOp One Price 1893 Conn AZ AD case
LEATHER GOODS
Q ~ KIRO SlI nth MA G2G7
SPORTS SHOPS
cOFFS Bicycle 6 ReOalFO 65S5 III sVO. az 22Ss
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talites proud of their feathered
performances as the fact that
though So cities participated in
the annual classic, there were
nine District lofts reported among
the first Is.
Lyons Loft, a neighbor of the
winner, took sixth; Rose Wander
Loft bird came in eighth, Eaton
Loft, of Bethesda, was eleventh,
followed closely by TuroWski,
twelfth, with Pennington and
Sterzer, fifteenth and sixteenth,
and William F.. Dismer and
Theodore Mccain, second last
year, had a bird wing in eight
zenith.
81 Birds Top "a Time
Surprising speed was turned in,
81 birds, including two flyers from
the U. S. Army at Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., bettered last years
winners time of 1888 yards per
minute. The 1884 championship
went to the Brindley Loft, of
Steubenville. Ohio, which this
year failed to report return.
Baltimore lofts didn't do so
badly, either. Six of the first
ten birds were members of the
Monumental City lofts, with Boil
lock, Misek and Kotmaier homing
pigeons third, fourth and fifth,
respectively. The birds had been
liberated Saturday June %, at
5:25 a. m, from the Chattanooga
ball park.
The finest bit of flying turned
in during the meet was that of
the U. S. Army loft, at Fort
Monmouth, N. j., which clicked
their first bird at 4:57 a. m.
Sunday. after having covered TIC
miles at an average speed OF
1341.38 yards per minute. The
bird placed seventeenth.
8O-Year.OId Vet Shines
George w. Kittredge, the coun'
try's oldest pigeon flyer, he is 80
years old. timed a pigeon to his
loft, TAT miles, at 9:15 a. m. Sun
day.
Roger Ewing, West Grove, Pa,
had bird home at 1850 p. m. on
the day of the toss, flying GIG
miles in IA hours and Is minutes.
Fred Meng, whose loft is located
in New Haven, Conn.,, 797 miles
from Chattanooga, placed two
birds ahead of any other loft in
his State, but couldn't cash in on
sectional prizes.
Claggett also won the southeast
ern section first prize, while the
u. S. Army lofts, of Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., took first money in
the Northeastern section and the
Central section first prize went to
Ed Hughes, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
EngeI Cup to Claggett
The Joe Engel trophy, donated
by the president of the Chat
tanooga Lookouts to the Derby
winner, was awarded to Claggett,
while the Army lofts gained the
Andrews cup, given by A. B.
Andrews, a Chattanooga business
man, for the best speed over the
600 miles. List of cash prize win
nerS:
Capital Prize Winners
Speed
1st j. d. CIaggett, W'side. Md. 143s.4O
I'd e. j. Krahling, Wash'n, ID. c. 1910
Sectional Winners
SOUTHEASTERN SECTION
LIST j. d. Claggett, W'side, Md. 1890
I'd E. j. Krahling, Wash'n, ID. c. 1927 10
Sd b. BOllOck, Baltimore. Md. 1393.6S
NORTHEASTERN SECTION
LIST U. s. A. Lofts. FIT. NTH, N. j. 1918
I'd Roger Ewing, w. Grove, Pa. 125S.24
3D. U. s. A. Lofts. Fl. NTH, n. j. 12O2.54
CENTRAL SECTION
list Ed. Hughes, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1915
I'd Alfred Darling. Oil City, Pa. 1888
2d A Eh,uarda PiffahmrRh Pa. LAX az
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Auto Service

American Auto wreckers e27s 8 NV De S762
HenrV po0IR l242 y a. 28O0
Grose's Au'o Service. 1894 9th NV .... ME 6646
Gaertner's Auto Service rear fly N Cap MA 1850
lanes E Murphy 1909 VI NV ST 9504
Rayhestos Brake Service sly AZ ~ a6iB
Watts GARAGE rear 1927 nv NO 92i0
18Th 81 Garaae. C willie l7n2 18th nv
Featherstone SerV Angle rms az NO 906S
Auto Brake Service Co 427 nv NE 8208
Auto UDhoIsterV Cleaned: TiraIIa PrOeeSS ~ 75t6
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th NV NO $3.50
Johnson Art" ReUalr 9a1e c. ava nv M 'nin
9 Auto Glass Shop 1908 - ~ $3.50
raNicahS 1103 l4th NV ............. ME 1892
Call Carl lna hI4 n NV Of 2775
Berry Mason 2155 ChamnIaIn Il nv CO Ih10
Mid CITY Auto Co WHY'S Knight I'LL l4th DE $3.50
McCOmas 0dsW oblIe Ser rear I2IS IS MA 1871
Modern Auto 8UdY Wks 2ll5 n NV NE 723t
National Auto TOP Co ava "a NV ne 234a
M WashjnafnH 81 GARAGE AIex Va Ate. 27n7
PhII1W T0ISoR l7n1 + MO 967A
Senator's Auto Wash 5ne 2n4n Ca NV NO o5tA
BATTERY SERVICE
Dist Cat EIee ca 1927 "nth nv MF n0aS
GTneII & Glover Bat q EIe" Ser 2eOs Pa az WE 2Al0
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Beverages 8 Liquors

u Liquor Co 1905 ColumbIa ID Nv AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2443 Is nw AD 1880
AIS Liquor Store 1882 7th ct NV DE 58AI
Ambassador Beer L LIQuOr 24R5 10 nv CO 1920
AmbroslS DeIieatessen "a a Fla az NV NO 2O28
Atlas Liquor Co y Z, no ... ME 4272
Cairo Liquor Shop 1918 II nv ...... NO 97I2
Central Liquor Store blS nv -. ME 7735
COsta'S ConfeetIpnerV S44O nth nv =. CO 7lA3
FeIker'S Liquor Store S7n6 Ga ave nv CO 1882
d llqu0F Sfara o24a AZ Pleasant CO 2A20
Hyman'S Liquor Shop Sl2S Mt Pleasant co 1888
Iaffs Liquor Store 20l q nv Of 1872
Toxic LIQUOR StOre 1870 Fla % u 7Ii4
MuIheFin'S Liquor store II Fl NV ME 937S
PiVer'S OelicatesseR & Liquor 1893 ~ nv CO I0AIS
Plaza Wine Z Liquor Store 7n5 CAP ME 1878
Reds Liquor Store 1859 at nv NO S4I9
Reliable LluusF Store 1921 "a nv ne A32A
SSMmy'S LiQuOF Store. I3AS 18th n. W. DE. 1895
Sam EIVS 54IB Ca AZ &c 1855
Service LIuuoP Shop 4O7 r I ~ 90 . De 646A
z LIauoV Store R25 Pa az 10 . 49,. IL 9727
Spanish store 1874 l7ti. nv ne I79S
SfeeImaH'S LI0uoT Store 2746 ~ nv CO 6767
True Blue LIuuoF Store 1919 wis ~ NV WE I546
Vintage Wine Liquor Store 2sIn Conn Az CO 1898
YOrk wine q LIauOT Store 1857 Ga ~ CO SO6S
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the first pigeon
with an aver
age speed of
1433.40, a n d
E d W a I'd j.
K ra h lin g, a
bricklayer. with
a loft at Ill
Eleventh st. S.
E.. placed sec
ond with a bird
a v erag i n 6
1427.10.
But it wasn't
t h is remarka-
ole achievement
a ! on e t h a t
makes the nj.
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8 D. {. BIRDS
ARE AMONG
FIRST I8
By GINO SINH

Washington pigeon fancierS are
sitting on top of the world follow
ing their brilliant showing in the
eleventh Chattanooga Pigeon
Derby.
]. Donald Claggett, whose loft
is located just beyond the District
Line at Woodside, Md, homed
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Schools & COLLEGES

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin VoIeO 1905 3 WI 294S
aOyds School Of Sect 1888 st nv MA 3S42
Columbus University 1928 18th De SG43
Miss Floods Klnders arteR 1922 Mass GVO
Nat sehoeI Mech Dentistry 1901 @ ct nv VA 40s2
Poteets Business Celle9e 18th 4 Eye cts VA 1l1
StanfIeld Sect School no l4th nv o. 1883
Southeastern University l73R q q ~ MA $3.50
whitmNre Sect SehANl IAN It nv NE 6GaI
WlIIiamS last. AZ Music 8lS r It nv NO $50
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Moving & Storage

AlI-State Transfer Co local. long dist 81 572S
Jobs booked daily-Phila. N. Y, Boston
W Transfer Co l342 W ct NV NO 1904
Call JAnkS0n'a Express ca 1929 " q 90 PO ISA3
W CurleS 2033 Nicholas sVe 90 Al GI2
Curtis Transfer 1870 r ct nv ....OE 1858
Davis Transfer Co 1915 Fast Cap d ~ 1887
Eagle Transfer CO 1873 O It ne .,.NO 66A2
lexington Transfer ca 1918 9Th no go. u S7S2
GordOn'1 1899 18th Il nv :. 20 1855
MuIIeNS Trans q STORAGE 2nIO ORR :. NO $3.50
Neal Samuers Express 1851 Goth NV ME 6363
Reliable Local AaovIn0 222 C Il 90 " ~ OIS7
RoaerS Transfer tas3 It Nc .... u N77S
D SWoffOrd lSfQ 5th NV ,,,.,. DE 0lS0.l
SPRINGS { Sans S0R " Y Az NV w ME 6s2a
Walker 1899 Ilth nv De GSSe
wilkins Local Lans ~ ca ana King ct AIs1 We
MOTOR FREIGHT
Ret line Inc sos r I aVs no 20 1883
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Professional Services

Professional Services
ColonIc Iris PhyslcthsraBy Masseuse 81 007I
Or A n Moore Chiropractor 100 I NV. MA 47SI
Alec oil Massage nv Grad Nurse :. -. co 1884
DIAGNOSIS Test Condition Of T. r. Go 9S84
Feet Hurt3 Improved Locke Method o. sass
Or n W Harris Dentist 1912 You st NV NO 1852
Dr r Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO $3.50
James 100 Eve NV Scalp Specialist OF 8240
L N leekhart Nasseuse ITO 18th at NV MA 1858
Or McCIareH Masseur Kresge bldg Of 64I2
Or Nelson tspeciaIistN 4n4 Tth 1t ~ Treatment
free Una Veeks medicine 81 40
mr. Seoft'S indian Me0 ca I9nS 9th aW 20 sos
Seals Treatment for Gentlemen =. IL 1882
Wash PTsI"ess Bureau 22R Bond hldV MA MIA
Or W A Cameron Font Spec 1917 18th NO SAS2
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Masseuse RestfuI Treatment ~ 404S
Parrish Evans DaV Nursery Permit 6lS u 70S0
VETERINARIAN
? Muffin S044 N NV we 1884 Alex 2OSS
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Abby Radio Service OS4Y Ga ave NV co sess
ABc Battery L 81 Ser the 1929 N Gao Il De I7I7
American Radio Serv 1881 Gao st Il O0S2
Bills Radio Ser l104h King Ct AIs1 W Alex 2SOl
Call Radio Co 63s IS n 1t no ~ 1888
carteFa Radio C" s267 It nv :. We S0II
Central Electric Service 1881 Ga Az CO SIIS
Clay's Majestic PhIeO SOrV 1890 18th nv DE S7O2
nUrsO GraphOne. Radl0 Shop 1925 8 Il - IL $3.50
Gamers 50e Radl0 Ser Calls CO 6sIA
GibS"nS Radl" serS 1921 Belmont rd nv co 7I5S
Glenn Radio Co ems wiz ave nv c. sUI3
lord Radio RefO Service &c O292
Gardner b UiRkett 1913 You at NV ne S5O0
Industrial e. Radio SerV 81? Fls ave De $3.50
Kennedy's Radio Service 1919 18th NV co 1893
Modern Elee Lab H09 Fla ave De G82S
Radio Sam "Sl7 Conn ave CO 2OIA
Superior Refrls 9eFV Al0 Eve 4 NV 81 II9S
rTeWOIa Radio Service 1910 1t IA AT G2I2
Universal Radio Flee Ca 104 n "a nv NJ $3.50
Wash Gun. Key Radio Co 30O5 N NV We 62i7.J
Williams RadIs Service 1928 Ttb nv Of SIS0
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CLASSIFIED


REAL ESTATE
c HOHghtOR Co 9Oo 18th nv OF 1853
Corporation Constructions Loans, 1910 + 81. n. W.
Real Estate Mortgage ard Guaranty MA. 1908
Tyler 4 Rutherford 1920 NV MA 0G7S-0
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2sn3 Ha ave nv CO I72I0
Bethesda Personal Banker $3.50 Wis ~ WI 1873
N GPeeRbaUm lima Eve nv NE 1852
State LOan Co eSOS Il 1 ave MI Rainier O6 SSSS
PAWN BROKERS
RoSSIyn Loan Co Rosslyn Va . Wal 6As0
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CLASSIFIED
Automobile Dealers

2SOS l4th 81 NO 1891
Addison Chew SaieS tho 1887 irving NJ AO SAIL
eiIIhimer L Palmer Ford Sales l.
Service Spencer HyattsViIIs ND CIR 2057
BriahtWnnd MntoT 5s22 % ~ nv &c 5SAS
Chesapeake Auto Co 1902 18th SO ... IL 1873
Dixie Cab Association $50 n ct nv .. DE 4740
O0nOhoe Chevrolet 1890 NV ..... o. $500
Emerson L Orme u n NV ........ ~ 800
HandIeV Motor Co $3.50 Ga AZ lad $3.50
Ideal AUto Auetioneers 81 Eye no 80. ME- sos
8 Ierman 99l0 -. NO 20I8
National Auto Sales I4th stS Pm 0S27
Martin Motor Co 1887 Johnson ~ NO 1894
Garry Pate motor Co Chevrolet Sales .
Service 1880 Conn az o. 1900
2IsS Champuaiu Nv ~ .. "...' CO 1920
S'euart Inc lA4O nv
Pontiac Sales Service .......... De $500
Used Car Dept Ia95 IA ,,,,,,,. De 1903
Used Car Dept 1921 ~ ..........DE 1922
Northeast Branch l4l IL no .,....... At $500
0Ids Show RoOm l40l IA .........OE 1900
OIdS Show Room SEQ n ne ..AT 6202
N Branch L SteuarS I4I - no At $500
StOhman Chevrolet 1907 N NV We '646
r. L. TAYLOR Motor ca Chez Sales 4 Ser Used
Cars :4th e at T NO. $500
Walsh Motor CO Ford Sales q Service
Auto Ser Silver spss Md sONO Ga ~ 81 I6A4
West End MotoH Co 2sl3 n nv -. NO $685.
Wisconsin Motors % 4 nv ....... De $50
AUTO TIRES
CrIsmoNd Used Tires 1918 ma
Ioe'S Used Truck q Auto Tires 80 ~
ryler'S Tlra ShoD lana nth nv NO a6SI
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Chas . BarthOImsv SIS 10th nv MA 1I66
Capitol View Watch ShOp 204 lSG - u 1854
Deflbauah Eve GIasses = n ct ne NE SR46
LOVenSOR "HouV JSuOIeF" 1870 Pc aVO nv MA V64S
! g MOsby 1891 U ct NV NO 1GAI
PIIttS 1880 Hth- 1902 ct uW De SI52. NE Sis
N SummeraII $3.50 M Tswelrv Renairs
Philip sures&co., 1904 N.Y.AVe. NV, ME. 926A
The Watch Shop 729 18th nv
Weber 2IS Pa ave - ~ S2SS
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
cOlumblS I0volFV ShOU 1864 Col I'd NJ CO 10SI
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6 Investments

Francis a Marks investment bIdR MA $3.50
Tongue Brooks Zimmerman Inc l417 K NE 1870
WIN Sanders Co 1919 K at nv o. IOI5
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Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-ValetS

A a X CIeantno Overs Co zOSl Ga ~ De $3.50
HIIJsA cIssnsrS 4 nvers 9SS Hamilton nW GE 62S3
R"fchsr Ssrvtes 90s0 a7 nv w c. AS32
ossc" a Slate 1Slo Won Il No , ne SI82
r. ESS.SS eoos ,ith No 40 628O
TntS q, cIss1ses 4 GIvsra aa1s "a No CO 6S78
M""o cIssr"r" a T1verS aN9X ia mo , co 0S22
DSrEvIow rJssusrs I1vera SoIs Ilth NV AD $3.50
StratHord CTra & Overs SaOl N Az nv CO 1S0S
Wakefield Cleaners OYerS l23 Ind ~ nv MA 8S0~
RUO CLEANING
LuvIn Rue CIeanlna Co l725 Ytb az NO 9I60
Mark KeshIshIaR 1914 Conn ~ IA SSSs
VALET SERVICE
RIue Ribbon valet Sho- 4OS1s King St Alex. va:
Grand C'traI Valet ShoV l342 ~ nv n 6S09
TOMS Valet ShOp 1877 - nv Ma 2z09
wilkins Valet Service I4l9 q NJ MA S4AS
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Printing & Engraving

Acme PRINTING Co Yos 18th nv MA 1855
6OIand Social Ensr 1919 r ct Suite sos va 2s44
Couranf Press Ine 1859 via ave az WE $500
Doing Press Inc 1913 goth nv 90. MA 2I2S
Gibson Bros Ina 1919 I Of NV :, MA 1897
GOOdharts I2IA n It NV MA 6I72
The Law Re0nrfer PrIRfiH0 Ca Law RrIeRO MA Oa2a
Modern Press lnlS 9TH nv Ma 867y
Rhnde island Ave Press 20a4 r I ave ne NO aA6a
W Roberts ca 82a nth NV MA asa
Harry W Wade SIn King u AIe1 Va. Tel 1923
DUPLICATING
J BonlnI 1919 r ct NV ........ME SS2I
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Plumbing-Heating

Charles BroOme s14 At ne ..... At S5S7
John W HIGdnN ASnn Infh =. P0 1924
Call Sutton. req BUmber 1909 nv NO SS6S
R0b Vraneh BIba ht0 1854 King Il Ale1 We
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Electrical Service

Com EIse shop e4s Fla ave nv NO sSlS
Fearing Flee Co 1888 18th NV co IA25SM
KuehIinO loeksmIth L cleo y 9Th no IL 2795
18th 81 Electric Shop 1901 18th Nv CO IO376
Reliance RadIo Co 1881 I. ct az . ME 7AII
Regal Flee Co $40 UpshuV It nv , co $685.
n Smith 900 Howard I'd 70 .. u a023R
e Warren 1904 u Of nv MA H669
r B Watson Co CO O480 OvO At 2I20W
TUrberVIIIe Inc 1872 CON- av NO Sl07
J Kent White 81 Cent 500 King ct Alex VI Tel
whiting & HefrIty 1903 9th nv ...... MA $3.50
Geo WOrmIsy SAT Fla ...... NO 8SI9
L0CKSMITH
Jacks Lock Key Shop ll7S 18th nv MA Ss7s
Try Ne Lock Co 2211 l4th nv De 3677
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FURNITURE
Albert InSraham Credit Furniture :. u 1890
thompson 6ros 1920 Good Hope rd % ~ US56
UPHOLsTERINO AND &LIPCOVCRS
p L Armstrong S4l2 Rhode Island ~ uS NV SAL
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th A0 SOL
Bethesda RetInIn0 Ca $3.50 Wis wis 2a22
japitOI UphOIsterInO VI S4IH IItn nv co 626U
Col Poly inst for Blind chair caners e. MA G8ss
Thoa klRB 92l Thayer Sill Spg, Nd 81 1884
G MeAISteP UphOIsterlRs 2OS King Alex 369
North Capitol UphOlsterV 1901 N Cap At 20 2954.W
Robertson AWRlHs Shop 2lS Ind NJ MA $685.
W r SPELLS 1885 18th 20 02I7
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Drug Stores

Eleventh 81 Pharmacy 800 II Os...,..,.. u II2S
FsOIeS Pharmacy 1901 K nW............NA SsSS
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Q Duty l034 Vermont ave nv MA asa
Boswell. Brasure CO 9sS 18th nv zee, 81 OGI0
J Wesley Buchanan Inc ola 18th nv -. NE IIAS
GosS Realty Co l40S Eve Of nv ma 1883
Robt MekeeVeF CO Shoreham bldg ma Also
wesVNr RrOs Washington bldg =. ~ aAA0
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Educational
instruction Courses 80

WANTED-Reliable young men. mechan-
ically or electrically inclined. now en-
ployed. to train in spare time Tor servicl Iis
conditioning equipment. Must have fair
education. clean record. good character and
as to age, education experience. present oc.
cupation. phone etc. Utilities Eng. Inst.
Box F.34 Times.Herald
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GOerg. Michigan City. Ind. :. Third Day
Swistek. Michigan City. Ind. Third Day
DrisZa Michigan City ...... sixth Day
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Funeral Directors

Funeral Directors
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Toe ! BaTIey Co 227 ct nv 70 GS4S
Cornish & Cornish 1871 10th nv 70 3734.2776
Moons Funeral Home 1922 u q nv NO 1855
John I RhlRsS & Co 90l Srd It ~ ME 4220
n wlnslOw Z Fillmore 2OlI 18th M NO 2OAS
Euvn;&,vA r. OlnLa1eGa-:n~
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NINETY CRAFT MOORED

The new municips- yacht basin
at Charleston, S. c., has a fleet
of 80 local pleasure craft moored
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DR.. Guilty., U. S. Army World War Hos.
exp; nerve and skin disease. MA. 0SO9
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FOX TERRIER, white, female, black face
brown nose; name, Trixie; liberal re-
ward. Phone Emerson 24S3.
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PUBLIC BLOCKS
u. WAR, NYE
ASSERTS

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Oct. 4
(U.SD. - Declaring 10000, 600
Americans are determined to keep
this nation out of European wars,
Senator Nye (R0, of North Da'
kota, last night predicted public
opinion would force the next Con
gress to pass far.reaching perma'
nent neutrality legislation.
Nye, chairman of the Senate
special munitions investigating
committee, which he has called
to resume public hearings early
In January, spoke by radio.
Specifically, he predicted the
following legislation as certain OF
early congressional action as a
result of the Italo-Ethiopian con
flict:
One. FOrbidding Ameri ca n
loans and credits to any ma
tiOn engaged in war.
Two. Establishment of a "caSh
and carry" policy of munitions
sales by American manufactur-
ers and which would forbid ship
ping Of any munitions under the
American flag If destined for
warning nations.
Three. Strengthening and
making permanent the present
neutrality laws so as to make
mandatory instead of permiSSi-
bic embargOes against muni-
tiOnS sales.
Recalling Americas neutrality
days" prior to entering the World
War, Nye said terrifying tempta
tionS" to enter q new conflict
would confront America.
Many Temptations
He continued:
"The temptation to CONNER
cially cash in on the blood Of
other nations will be at times
tremendous. Only one thing
will defeat the purpose Of those
tempted, and that is a main
tanned public resolve to stay out
Of war.
Commerce, gold, profits
those were the things that
guided official action in the
neutrality days of 20 years ago.
These things, not life, limb and
debt, guided US then. Will
America remember that nOw?"
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DIRECT RELIEF
UNLIKELY TO
END NOV, |
international News Service

International News Service
Creation of only 190,016 new
Jobs under the 4,ooO-million-dollar
work.relief program in the last
two weeks, reported today by
Acting Works Progress Admins.
traitor Aubrey williams, presaged
a continuance of direct relief after
November /, the "deadline" set
five months ago by President
Roosevelt and Relief Admins
traitor Harry L. Hopkins for end
ing relief.
To end direct relief by Novem-
Der /, the work-relief agencies
must create S4,777 new jobs a day,
as compared to q daily average OF
12,144 in the last two weeks.
To date q total Of 1,126,2S4 per-
sons have been put to work under
the relief program. including
$50, $40 enrolees in the CCC, as
compared to 936,21S on septem-
Der 20.
The Works Progress Administra-
ton, headed by Hopkins, has
created 1OS,521 new jobs in the
last two weeks; the CCC has en-.
rolled $3.50 new men, and all
other governmental agencies have
provided 1854 Jobs for persons
from the relief rolls, Williams re-
mort revealed,
To reach the goal Of $780, 900
Jobs by November /, employment
must be found for 2,373, ,766 in the
next ~ days. The Works Prog.
resS Administration has provided
employment for q total Of 452, ,7S9
since the program was launched,
all other governmental agencies,
exclusive Of CCC, 1885.
The employment in the District
today was 1893 compared with
two weeks ago. In Maryland 1t
was 932 compared with 706, and
in Virginia 1884 against 2,485.
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WOMAN GIVEN
D.C.DIv0RCE

II got rid Of him quicker than
got him."
That was the remark of Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Dietz, 1900 block K
st. S. E., one Of the first women
to obtain freedom under the new
District divorce law, a few mo-
ments after she had received her
decree.
Mrs. Dietz, who filed her suit
through Attorney Raymond Neu-
decker, only a few hours after the
President had signed the bill,
charged her husband, Adolph r.
Dietz, deserted her two years ago.
Twice prior to that, she said, ne
had left her since their marriage
in 1925. She was granted the Gus
tody of their minor daughter,
Ethel,
The Washington times., 1935-10-04
The Ninety-Niners

NEW YORK.-Several hundred
aviation enthusiasts assembled in
the Hotel Gotham to attend the
formal opening Of the new club
rooms Of the Ninety-ninerS, an
organization Of women fliers.
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CHURCH

G. G.. T5OmSland, Pastor
Services at Wanso Sunday. May
10 at IL a. m. provided roads are
passable.
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LES Miserables" Coming
To Orpheum Theatre

Fredric March, Charles Laughton
and Sir Cedric Hardwicke head the
brilliant cast Of Les Miserables,"
Daryl Zanuck's Goth Century pro-
duction of the Victor Hugo classic,
which comes to the Orpheum Theatre
Wednesday and Thursday.
March is seen as the hero, Jean
Vatican, who spends five bitter years
in the galleys OF a French prison
ship for the theft of a loaf OF bread
and finds his whole life Swallowed
by this petty crime.
Laughton is cast as Javert, the
fanatical detective who hounds him
and Hardwicke plays the beneficient
and trust launches the brutalized
convict on the road to a nobler life.
Richard Boleslawski directed Les
Miserables' from a screen play by
W. p. Lipscomb. The distinguished
pair worked in the same capacities
on Zanuck's recent production Of
''Clive Of India"
Rochelle Hudson, Frances Drake,
Florence Eldridge.-who Is Mrs.
Fredric March in private life,-Jes-
sic Ralph and little Marilynne
Knowlden head the feminine contin-
gent of the supporting cast while
John Beal, who scored In the role Of
1.-THE Little Minister" and Ferdin-
and Gottschalk are prominent among
the supporting males in this Joseph
M. Schenck presentation released
through United Artists.
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Sven Peterson of the Dagmar
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company was in P~lentywood on bust
ness Wednesday of this week.
Chas. Grant and VIM. Reugsegger
of the Outlook community were in
the county seat Saturday on busi-
ness.
George Lund, cashier OF the First
National Bank at Reserve, was a
caller at the court house in Plenty
wood Saturday of last week
Frank Schmidt of Medicine Lake
was in P~lentywood Monday. He cal
led at the Herald office and sub
scribed for the paper.