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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-12

Character of a Store.
People j d e ntify the
character of a store with
the character of the pa
per in which they see the
stores advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-12

A nearly new Brick and Stone
with large, covered front
porch; 10 rooms. modern bath,
hot-water heat: many closets, beat
tiful decorations: stairways;
property we'll worth $1,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
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Sl.7OO. Rents $3.50,

A 2-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
LOCATED IN THE NORTH
WEST. just off New Jersey ave-
nue.. In tirst-class condition and
occupied by good reliable ten
ants, the kind that pay their
rent on the very day it's due.
This will sell quickly, SO don't
delay seeing 1t.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
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$4,000. Rents $500.

HERE'S A REAL GOOD
CHANCE-the kind that's not
often offered. A brick structure,
well located and constant in
come producer. Very substan-
TALLY constructed and in good
condition.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
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SI.lOO. Rents SO. so.
Substitute Accepted.

From Bon Viyant.
Tramp-Could you give me a little vine
gar and rag to put on my foot?
Housewife-Im sorry l haven't any
vinegar, but 1 can give you little
brandy.
Tramp-Thank you, that will do very
well-and shan't need the rag.
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$500. Rents $3.50.
$500. Rents $3.50.

An Exceptional Bargain
Located on a broad front
street In the central northwest.
A brick house of rooms and
bath. Good condition. Large
lot to paved alley. Always
rented. For a few days only we
are authorized to sell for $500.
See 1t quick.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
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Columbia Heights,

A fine corner home with rooms
and tiled bath. reception hall. hot
water heat, hardwood finish; serv-
ants toilet and stationary wash
trays. $500.
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FOR SALE-REDUCED TO
81 7eO

-
A beautiful new brick and stone
dwelling on wide through street
west OF 10th street, not on the
Heights: modern in every re-
spect; parlor, reception hall, DIM
ing room, pantry and kitchen on
the first floor; six sleeping rooms !;
HOT-WATER HEAT; TILED
BATH; nickel plumbing; beauti-
full decorations; expensive man
tells and gas fixtures; SERV-
ANTS STAIRWAY; double
rear porches; room for stable on
the lot. The only low-priced
modern house in this fashionable
part of the city with an upstairs
kitchen.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
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FOR SALE

THE BEST INVESTMENT
That you will find for the money.
West OF 18th st.
A new brick building, 20 feet
wide. Under rental to excellent
tenants paying $44 month. The
owner, having immediate need
for some money, will sacrifice for
$4,000. 9 rooms and cellar,
porches; we'll built. No better
renting location in the city.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave.
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A 3-STORY BRICK STRCC-
TURE. located on a broad ave-
nue. in a desirable section of the
city. Contains IL rooms and ;
baths. Modern and in splendid
condition. A fine renter. Good
tenants. Has proven a steady
income producer Of the highest
type.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
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with the worst Of these structural defects.
On the other hand. they were compelled
to suspend the sixth canonry, the income
derivabe from which has been employed
for many years past In gradually paying
of the immense loan.
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Good Cooks Scarce.
From Life.

From Life.
Butler-Lady Gray and the new cook
are waiting below stairs, madam.
Mrs. Frost-Show the cook up first.
Jorkins. Lady Gray can wait. but the
cook won't.
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A Beautiful Corner

Home near Lincoln Park: contains
8 large rooms, reception hall, tiled
bath, hot-water heat. electric
light, stone wash trays, finished in
hardwood throughout. Price, 81 200.
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FOR SALE
If You Want Full Value

with assurance that, if desired,
you could always resell at a profit,
why don't you invest in one OF
those attractive 3-story and cellar
houses on the north side of You
st. between 18TH and 18th which
we have been authorized to sell
for 10000? Worth $500. Well
constructed; nicely decorated; a
thoroughly modern house; con-
venient to the downtown sec
tons; STEAM HEATED.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave.
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Bargains in
Business
Properties.

To the man who Is seek
ing a business property Tor
his own use or for invest
ment this list will prove
OF surprising Importance.
Every property III it IS ma
terially under what any one
who knows values will tell
YOU it is worth.
Among the Best.
S65.OOo-Renting for $4,000 a
year. Very choice modern
building between 18th and 14th,
F and New York ave. This is a
modern building. Would stand
increase in rents.
Paying $50 Net.
Two of the best properties on
F street. One located near the
Ebbitt House. The other has a
frontage OF 1T3 feet.
No. 7I8 nth St. NV.
Opposite the Palais Royal. dag
onally across from the ''Bos-
ton House, in the heart of the
for any line of business; lot 20X
100 to paved alley: modern
building; large storeroom; eel
lar: steam heat. Rent pays
good interest.
Less Than $4,000.
Near 18th and CT: leased at
S1i, 500 a year. Magnificent piece
of business properly; very wide
and deep lot. Will be sold to
divide out-of-town interests.
F Street Bargain.
A fine piece of property on +
st. Price, $4,000; renting for
S2,100 a year; steam heat; "a
feet front.
14th Street Corner.
Price, $31 600; renting for $3.50
month. substantial, modern
improvements: leased to desir-
\ able merchants; lot 25.6x125.
Penna. Ave. Near 18th.
This property is offered to
settle estate: 30 feet front; SUBJ
stantial improvements.
Large Income.
A very choice piece of bust
ness property is offered to settle .
estate. Price, 900; renting
for S116 a month; lot 30xS7,
hot-water heated.
9TH Street Near Pa. Ave.
Price, S17,5OO; leased to one
tenant at 800 a month; sub
stantial 3-story building.
I4th Street South of M.
A cheap corner. Price, $4,000;
a n
ceptionally well constructed
building.
9th Street Corner.
Price, $4,000. leased at S1.65O
year. This is a low price.
II Street West of I4th.
Price. $4,000; renting for $3.50
month. Very choice.
Speculative Business
Property.
Situated in good business To-
calities. Can be purchased at
value of land with improve
ments thrown in.
I2th St. Between G and H.
A valuable lot: size 29.6x95;
can be purchased at a very low
figure; sold to settle estate.
I3th Street Near G.
This is very choice; 80 feet
front to public alley.
New York Ave.
Between 18th and 18th; only
$3.50 IT.: worth $50 TT. Near
18th. 26-ft. 'front.' $4,000. a
corner at $4,000.
H Street
Near 18th; $500. Near 9th;
Soft. front; 1880. Two cor
ners on II st. at bargain prices.
9th Street
Near G; less than $40 SO. it,:
adjoining property recently sold
for $14 a SO. #: choice cor
ner on 9th south of Eye.
18th st. near n. Y. ave-,
$4,000; one near G, $4,000;
18th near F, 2lx10O, SIS. 200; Z
st. near 18th, $1,000.
BUY FOR BUSINESS PUR-
POS + S. SPECULATION,
INVESTMENT.
30f0 Nth st.
Lot 1SX126 to alley.
a three-story dwelling. Fifty
feet back from building line.
BY erecting a store on the
front lot you will receive 10 per
cent on the entire cost. The
owner. a nonresident, will sell
at a very low figure. No rea-
sonable offer refused. Prop
erty on the west side of 18th st.
is in demand for business pur-
poses and is rapidly increasing
in value.
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Rents $3.50.

LOCATED IN THE BEST
SECTION OF THE NORTH
EAST, within blocks of East
Capitol street and near Lincoln
Park. A bay-window brick resi-
dence of & rooms and bath.
Modern heating system. Very
well constructed and in Al con-
dition. Can arrange very easy
terms. A very attractive PROPOSE
ton that you should investigate
IMMEDIATELY.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
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$1,000. Rents S29.

A PA MILY HOU S E,
LOCATED IN A FIRST-CLASS
RENTING SECTION. Contains
flats of rooms and bath each.
Modern and in excellent repair.
To effect an immediate sale
owner has reduced price ma
terially. An inspection will prove
this one of the best offers on the
market.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
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Fr-rr' from, a. 4d3-," b. -. ir', >..afp.
Cushm.n 4 Dru- b.'prr - ~.rr'. u' Mrr.-
ss'r 0. ne ~ u'rrIm'r' p,orssi,0g. gydir II
Jafg. >',rr,.r prgs. or '-iri ypy r1'rrrT'ipy
er,o.r irS.o.' Pop cna'srar' No. court
Nearly an # these articles II lmpeach
men' an" ~ trivial as to s~em AZ first view
SrIrc"lv - warrant the serious discussion
they have received But as We have pro-
oe',cied m oar duties We have become per
susd"d that th" danger in the charges -
not what they aleg". bIt lies IN the prin-
cipl" upon which tho! are ba-ad that the
danger Is not 20 this respondent bat p" the
public t'~alt for the spirit which inspires
Thorn all - the spirit - revolt agalns,
constituted authority II has appeared
In that most dangerous form Of an at
tack upon th" Judicial department Of
~" state. upon u. integrity. upon ITS
iuierrud"nr".
Thor" r- after ell. = WISE con-ervatIs ism
" tho p"up" and vhrlH they make and
uum1k' with 70 breath the Executive and
~" Legislature" tI"y Insiincuvely re-
fr,n trrm -uhI"ct.ng the Judiciary -
~" itr,rs, - prejudice or diaaTec' ION
Tnov 1t. not require, Judge 20 be popular
Tn r"tIrr. hrul ., h. honest and frm
a. DO" -v-'"m ~ hw which he admins
To-. They recognize he fact that there
nl4-' aNl-r 100 90 forms ~ government
a. Ui'Irrpt" prUun.pI. Vt absolutism and
r. .rff"urv an rpregnahle barrier
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The Spectators

When tia, roll - .all-l IA the Sara-
tuga convention this afternoon the fol
luwiuS lifelong champions nf pur" and
j.rpcrr s~lv" polirl,s will deClar" for
THLoDoRr ROOSEVELT and reform
GREINEE. DUSK. COLLINS. FAssETT,
DWIGHT. DAVIES, BETS. kRACKE.
l. HoMMEDIEU and PARSONS.
A. the same moment the following
patriots and protectors of the Constitu-
ton will declare for Vice President
JAMES s. SHERMAN and the preserva-
ton of the doctrines Of the fathers
BARNES. WADswoRrH. WOODBURY., Al
BRIDGE. WARD. HENDRICKS, O'BRTEN
MALBY. pawn and MERRITT.
IL II too much to hope that when the
voters Of this state have heard with
attention and weighed with care the tes-
tlmony supplied by each II these inter
rsting federal ons Of public servants con
crrning the character and purposes 81
the other they will believe BOTH
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Tu iHE IIfror - THT SEX Sr s. men Of
iufriHgrnr~ are usually had headed am sur.
80. must have many readers who Will apnv.,l.t.
tho 'plowing inrs on The Last Fly ~ summer
bear ronrads ub~r the DAYS wtth warmth w,,.
glowing
Toward the playground m ny head You hlea
Pur : adult that on ms ~Ifror's shoStuR
The parting thsre Il grUVtng rather vide
Sornsures you caused passing irritation
Wu' .uli SO. vr'r lively u''i- chap
And expert IN Inc ar ~ aviation
could rirunls dodge The hAsN tempered ,iao
And nov since stntrr T. 'ardy ~omrr
md yet a.. M. s~asuuAbls chill
ma you. dcaf companion - the su-nusr
No' uNsN. ~ may 10 hut living SUI
MA ny the happy nays 40 both remember
Your nov snfeehied form for mercy haas
IN ZEE ya!s hrT- - lasting og' SS,~fnf-r
On half = doEen paral,uc legs
SUI 70 the polished dome Nhich w your usv,,--
Behsd your airy feats Sou fondy rHns
AMI yon recall tue Giories ~ your pie, unas
N~fpr~ sol. grew 100 f~~hls IN mo uinF
Nru sine -. ~-a'1". '-end. t,,of pr1,-ar.I,
."E~ frrs ~. eos ,nr-',n., DIt
n.f - .u. -u,v rur rYrrIiI. ,.u p,.I-
fHH certain Du spIE hurry % and dc
RAID HEspsD Mas.
BEoVELIN. September y.
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vcntilators that dsfigure other great
warships, nor does she carry those
monStrositics the skeleton ma-ts. In
place of outstanding and bulky Nrntlla-
tors the Won der Tam has air duct.
arranged around the funnel bases.
THIS dcvl,r saves both weigh, and space.
On her decks therefore. ar" seen only
two tunnels two slender mast- and the
UurreIS Her hull j. low and graceful.
but II has look II power - we'll ~ of
speed ~ raj" lh"rr ar" no more
Shapely de,ign~ than thn>" 80 The Ger
man warshiI-. aui m th. water they
seem tn be- a finished prUiu"t IN which
elegance e not wanting Handsom" -
perhap, the one word that aptly de-
-crbes them Md there IL no band
sOmer ship m tn" G"rman navy than
the formidable Won der Tam
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Co. rrF IpIIuF 90 Tvs SrN S,y Re
t"frug tu io-day.- editorial article of The
Re- -"i Biography nf the Most Nod--r Of
III Men and 20 complete the po=tsrrir'
tnuiall~d' nv VII Roosevelt. ~ may also he
ct interest," '" NOV that u n.- quest for the
ono" "f A-- slant Secretarv of 'he navy
Nr Huu~e, cit personally applied 10 Pres =
dent ", Kinlav for tho appointment T.
Wa refused nv he prssident unles. he
should r-o.iv" senator Pla'f'- tndor-ement
and concurrence
Then he orl~e-eeksT who had abused
ana vilined senator Plat'. iourneyad back
IT, New YORK and h.-ouyht S-nr'or Plat,'s
ara
senator Plat = aust. conversation With
htin -luuld have sacrificed ht- cun~.ten,.
NT Roosevelt You hAv" abused ana
vIlifed me and every one with HON vnu
have had contact. bat rus' becauas haItave
that IN M" po-.tion Won drS,r" YOU will b.
incapable 81 further harm ar indecrn cies
vIll -ygE"-t y0IT appointment
Thus Nj Roo-avelt received the An.
poIu'Weut %" sought
'HArLTs n S'Horr
BruuEiVN. september -
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The publir service Commission

The rrSrgna'ion Of Henry Il SEAMAN,
chief engineer OF the Public Service
Commission for the First District. and
firm and increase the dlstrust in which
thar BODY - held by the community.
Its innftiCirnCv has been proved IN nu-
merou- cases IA which the man ia the
street is entirely able tn form a sound
Judgment The benefits promised TO
passengers on the local transportation
lines when the commission was created
have not been forthcoming Endowed
with extensive powers. II has accom-
pllshed next to nothing Of good. These
thlng- hay" been patent To everybody
Bun Mr. SFAMAN's charges reveal the
commission IN new light II - as
serted bv hum that against the advice
OF its own engineers and over their pro-
tests method Of increasing compen-
satlon was adopted which on the face
Of u looks Terlio,lslv Ike iaVorltl-m.
and which appears 10 hav" b'"n de-
signed 10 help IN" contractors out with
uttln or un consideration for Tho 'aN-
pav"r~ VI SEAMAN does not ncsitat"
20 ,ull 'u" act OF ,h" commission an
irregular arrangements and NJ" makes
'hls gn,H'ant ""mlr.
= proceeding. u. rrl. ..a 80 %, .orur
IN sr-n,." 80 contract. ,rrrr "r" u.I get INTO
trouble
In short Mr. SEAMAN d,s'lares that he
was called on 90 fake estimates II
is plain that this il something no self.
respecting engineer could do. Tn" sit
uation into which Mr. SENMAN's r'-ig-
nation and subsequent explanations
have put the commission - At least
embarrassing II will not be relieved
bv Commissioner MC ARRoLL'S eN-
prassei concern for the engineer
health nor bv Commissioner B.SsETT's
refersH,, 80 MIR SEAMAN : quitting the
-srvic" A. forced retirement Tn"
board has jurisdiction "y"- IN" most
important questions befor" the city.
and y will not win confdenc" without
making a complete and d"tallsi answer
- IN" accusations that Mr. SEAMAN
brings against y
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The Won der Tam

In The Won der Tam which according
to the Hamburg Ndchrichirn will soon
make an experimental voyage round
south America, the German Govern
ment possesses one If the fastest bRttle-
Ship-crlIi-ers ahoat In her trial trip
she steamed NJ the rate ~ - knots. or
three more than her plans called for.
This Of COURSE WAS hsr maximum speed
What she Is capable 81 doing IN an e1-
tended run under forced draught may
be- known To the German Admiralty. but
il - not IN the habit Of taking the world
into it, Confideno. The British arInored
cruiser InflnNblc has a recorded maxi
mum speed of 80 knots aud her sister
ship the lndomitable Of - flat The
Won der Tam might not prove faster
on a run across the Atlantic than her
British rivals but IN normal displace-
ment she j. greater by about 81 tons.
her displacement beng 1888 tons and
theirs 1880 In normal Displacement
the Won der Tam IN her turn - m
fcrior 10 m" British a7nor"i 'rulsar
interchangeable. OF 10 21 tons
An English engineering journal re-.
cHltlv SAID that with the Ins-lbln
exception OF the Dreadnought no war
shin has ever excited 50 much interest
and curiosity a. the German CRUISER Won
der Tam She was buil' under cover
and 10 this dav "omplet" "details Of her
construction has" not been publish"d m
England Land down ~ October iGr;
the German boast OF rapidIty IN build
ing was not justified IN her cas" The
DELAYS that occurred from nm" 20 time
may h. explained by m" concern Of
~" Government 10 produc" an advance
tvs ~ battl"Ship-CrIIlS"r \ romparI-
son with m" British luviucibla class
Indicat-s that IN" Germans planned
for great stp'cd NOR" than for SUPERIOR
battery power The armor thickness
ni ~" two 'las-rS il "a follows. amid
-hIp belt ia inches ~ rh" ' on dor Tam
and seven IN the Tnvincibl., belt at the
bow aud stern the same IN both tar
r''~ "Ight inches m III" NOn der Tam
and '"u ne hes IN IN" InvIncibl". turrrr
bas.'- ~ m IN" Won der Tam and ten
m M" IuyIu'ibl" The main battery Of
~" Won der Tam consists Of eight
~ inch guns and I'M" InNIn.iblo's main
battery "f eight !. inch guns The
German. lk" the British -hips j. fitted
with Parsons turbines T. - reported
that IN" fuel used rs M" Won der Tam
viii be "il only. but this NAV b.. doubted
The British armoTed cruisers are fitted
10 burn both rnal and "lI n'lI nH
d"Ints eau n" provided N all parts nf
the world an arrangement which even
the British authorities with their supe-
r"r facilities hav" not been able a. in.
sure ~ vet y seems improbable chat
the German \dmIralty II depending en-
tlr"iv upon "ll Tor m" Won der Tam
~ -mp q" impress her customers
~ south Am"ri'a. Germany .pr any
other u1t'ru tor thIt '1at'cr. ,iuId
uur end uu' % haud-nmr' ~ rurrr
,.'" ir" '""Lrug representative than
.ur Won u"r lam H'r d",k- have ,
i"nHrkabiv open ami trim appearance
owing 60 the absen'e 81 the hpod,sI
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THE TWENTY-FIFTH IN IDiHo.
splendid serN Ice Of the negro ReGimeut
DurIng the Forest fires.

To THT EpiroF oF TVS SIS. Sir Late
las, week the United states forestry ds-
partment sent the following letter to the
ofiicer in command Of the Twenty-ffrh
Infantry. which had been fighting nres IN
Idaho:
take great pleasure In reporting " Won re
most eIcelleut and gallant service PERFORMED
By Comp any @. Twenty nfh Infantry. 'ror ypU'
post special mention l. made ~ ssr,ic- srf
hearty cooperation with the forestry dsrsr'~--'
BY Second Lieutenant Evan Y. Lewis ~" u''s
a. q whole was most valuable. and 'sv'1s ~
conditions That existed AZ Avery du-.-E ~ roo
csusi IN retrospect t - unAnirnousy agreed nat
the work Of Company VAS indispsnsah" Bs
yond q doubt lives Of our CtuEens And per>onal
property souh have bcen Loss o. vandalism w-r-
10 not for the protective power 81 The soldiers
tine instance % the nre tnsI stand Gus mcs'
prominently was at the umr Ne women ant
children were loaded on a specia t'sin ~ A'--v
In order tn esrape the irnp pending disaster >sT
grAnt John james and Pri,Ates chester tiarrsuf
William Hogur. Roy Grecn ana Graudvil "
order and protect the women an rhiIdr,r -
pAee % safety EanteI " nr~ va IN ~ .s-
car windows wcrS expected 10 b. brosrr asany
time Thssc soldiers remained "a IN ~ a. t,,ir
rrplrte Win many instAnces ~ ne Iroop, ',iS,
captain George Holden hiss nern fnos' Alr-.
able and satisfactory Words ar lnadel =. v
Officers ana men of Conpan, e.. rorrA -
infantry
Probably few people Who read thus mes
sage connected u IN any Nay Win nc ihs
uhpleazantness az HroWn-ville, lev Ihsfs
IL nothing In IN" despatch &" mora" ~.
he regiment pra Sod H. composed ~ negro
troops and that ~ - the sam" res'mehl
against which Theodore Roosevelt hr"lsh'
the most serious charges. dsfr i-@ins :
battalion from the -erVlC" without ,fsl
IL not this coincidence "haracteri-'I" NJ "lr
treatment Of IN" negro Just =" soon y
We have . cas- ~ ds-.'rt and hraNer' ''~-s
10 not - sltRhtest Htimation thar The ie'oS
are black men when they are not White men
II makes little real difference V'"'n"'
hraNe man 10 black ar white ~ v'"'ne'
criminal 10 black or white, hat n 80 .fe
going 20 publish the color ~ criminals IN,
should Ne forget 70 publish The '".o' "'
heroes " D. ". h.'~
NV NohE. September -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
Proposed Plank for . New.NatiOnaIiSed
Republican Party In New York state.

We assert tho supremacy II the ENecu-
Sivc ~ the custodian of natloral interests
and NJ the voice ~ the popular will We
dsplore the obstinate adherence II our
highest tribunals both State and Federal
g. obsolete principles IN tho decision of
cases involving the great questions ~
the hour. "" demand a change Ut attn
tut" on the part of tho supreme Court
rights NJ man and the truths II sociology
a. interpreted and enumerated 10y higher
Jurisprudence and more accurate per
CeptIon ~ public needs Ne believe fur
thar. that the Constitution should h.. made
smendahl" ny Executive decree. sane
toned hv majority 81 the popular vote