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Evening star., 1918-04-04
Censorship for Articles in Europe.

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ing. but also to an emphasis on small
exploits which 1T may be extremely de-
sirable to print in the United States,
but quite undesirable to print in Eu-
rope. Exaggeration of our activities,
accomplished or contemplated, will be
studiously avoided because of the bad
effect of this on the respect our allies
have for our promises
Casualties to numbers will be
passed only as indicated in the COM
munique. Individual dead or wounded
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1t is reasonably manifest to the censor
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fering examples of heroism, will be
served by printing.
'In the main it is desirable to print
no names Of dead and wounded until
the department has had time to notify
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only through the hospital reports, it
Is apparent they will be delayed.
Under no circumstances are there
to be reports. as for example. that a
major general was killed Either the
mans name is to be given or he is not
to be mentioned at all, whether for
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erals in France.
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OVER
AMERICAN ARMY
Rules Regarding Dispatches
Concerning Troops in
France.
PREVENT AID TO ENEMY

BY the -hSsocia ted Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. April 3.-The following are
the most important provisions OF the
new censorship regulations which be-
came effective today:
1t is the policy that all Information
not helpful to the enemy may be given
the public The basic principle re-
quires that all articles must meet these
four conditions:
"E'irst-They must be accurate in
statement and implication.
'Second-They must not supply mill
tary information to the enemy
"Third-They must not injure the mo-
rale of our forces here or AT home or
among our allies.
"Fourth-They must not emharrass
the United States or her allies in neu-
trail countries
Evening star., 1918-04-04
Maine Democrats Adopt Platform.

PORTLAND. Me, April 4.-Maine
democrats in convention yesterday
adopted a platform for the state and
congressional campaign during the
coming summer. laying stress on in
dorsement of the national administra
tion and the need of united effort by
all as Americans, rather than as par
tisans. to win the war. Bertrand G.
Mcintyre of East Waterford announced
his candidacy for the nomination for
governor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL THE ITALIAN GENTLEMAN PLEASE
call at 2o5 s.. ne. In regards to the house
sale: all Is satisfactory. wM IRVINE.
THE WASTE PAPER BUSINESS HERETO
fore conducted by L. NJ. Cook and Thos- Fl
0'Connor. at T1-77 . ii. NV, under the frn
name Of T.. NJ. Cook 60, has been sold to NJ.
Schrumpf and Otto n. Toussaint. who will con
time the same under The name OF The COOK
Waste Paper Co. L. NJ COOK.
ATTENTION.. DISTRICT EMPLOYEES UNION
meeting scheduled for Thursday night. April !.
postponed until Saturday night. April q. at Fer
petual Building Association Hall. 1ith aud Il sts.
J. II. HURLEY, President.
CHAS- GERBER, Secretary.
/ WILL NOT RE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS
contracted other than my
JOHN II. HARRINGTON.
aio Buttsruut 81. NV. %
NOT WHAT IOU NOW EARN But WHAT
you takes OF you when your present
earning capacity is gone. Easy payments. abso-
1Ete safety and 5co interest to date Of with
drnws1 is cfrcrcd by the HOME BUILDING AS
ISOLATION. Ask about it, X. y. CJAtGH-
Ton, Pres; WM. 7. t:ALLiHER and J. PAt J.
SMITH. Vice Pres: j. NJ WOODWARD. -
s0tb st. NV, Sec: EpW. $. NESCO1I. l9o'
Fenns. ave NV. Treas.
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through the submarines and mines in
the past week are less than one-half
the losses in the previous week. when
twenty eight merchantmen were sunk,
sixteen of the vessels more than 600
tons.
The admiralty report for the pre-
ceding week showed the loss of sew
enteen vessels. while for several weeks
prior to that the weekly loss was
eighteen.
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Three Killed in Airdrome, l Injured

LONDON. April 3-At the Lincoln
shire airdrome today, in a ground col
lision between airplanes. Lieut.. S.
Hugaenin of the American flying con-
tingent, recently of Wisconsin; Corp.
Seisert and Private krautman were
killed. A fourth man was injured.
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BRITISH SHIP LOSSES
CUT MORE THAN HALF
Submarines Last Week Got Only Six
Vessels of More Than
1000 Tons.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. April 3.-There was a sud
den and marked decrease in the losses
to British shipping through mine or
subn1a rine in the past week. The ad
miralty reports that only six British
merchantmen of 1900 tons or over and
seven under that tonnage were sunk in
the week ending March 80. Five fish
ing vessels also were sent TO the bot
tom.
Australian Ship Sunk.
The steamer Conargo was torpedoed
in the Irish sea Sunday morning. ac-
cording to the Evening News today.
(This vessel is British steamer of
4.312 tons gross and owned by the
commonwealth of Australia)
At about the same time. the newSpa-
per states, the Greek steamer Sala-
minia of 3.112 tons was sunk by gun
fire. About fifty men are reported
Losses of italian Shipping.
ROME, April 3.-In the week ending
March 80 Teutonfc submarines sank
three Italian steamships of more than
l.5OO tons, and destroyed one sailing
vessel of more than 100 tons and nine
figure.
PARIS, April German subma rnes
did not sink any French steamships
last week, nor were any attacked un-
successfully. Eight fishing vessels,
however, were sunk by the enemy.
Toceac Tocc Half
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Wilbur F. Young of Springfield, Mass,
widely known as a manufacturer of pro-
prietary medicines, died Tuesday in Ne
yada Mo
Evening star., 1918-04-04
Only One Army.

During this war we have only one
army the United States Army.
LAS TO individuals, a name can be
used whenever story materially is
obviously helped. The determination
of this is in the hands of the censor
not Of the writer.
Places can be mentioned only to a
limited extent Within the advance
zone no sector shall be said to have
any Americant roops in it until the
enemy has established it as a fact by
taking prisoners
Ship movements. real or possible.
will not be discussed. Plans of the
Army, real or possible, viii not be
discussed.
Numbers of troops as a total or as
classes will not be discussed except by
communique.
THE effects of enemy fire will not
be discussed except by communique-
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Box BIOS. STIR office
BARGAINS AT MARSHAI4L'S. 913 n. Y. ave.
Business brokerage is our speciality This
Office is under expert management. Our en-
deayor is to render true and efficient service,
regardless of cost. Your business place listed
with our established and successful office dou-
bles your chance of selling. No doubtful or
overprced place allowed on our books. Inspect
the following. Several listed yesterday. octo-
Der 81:
billiards, bowling, cigars and soft drinks.
IL living rooms above; fine location; asking
$1,000.
bowling alleys and pool. 18th street location;
owner with government; price. $50.
LuIclroonl, downtown; sickness cause Of
selling; large profits; sacrifice at s.. 900.
Iunchroom 9th st. location; large. modern
piute-slas front; new equipment; one OF the
successful luEchrooms; with future long lease
be transferred 10 responsible party; price.
81, 800; reasonable rent.
Hotel. old-established; paying at any season
and ali times: located near one of leading
hotels; 5-year lease; with slight improvements
this will sell for $4,000; price. 5000.
Barber shop, downtown; chairs; up-to-date
booming house, IS rooms located near 10th
and X sts.; hot-water heat; splendid heating
plant; no basement; rooms conveniently located
and well furnished; asking s., $500; terms.
Rooming house; best room renting location;
20 rooms, all furnished: owner having other
houses; will sell for 81, $50; part cash; balance
Rooming house, 9th st. near Mass. ave-: II
rooms. all furnished; sickness cause Of selling;
price, $1,000.
Rooming house. near 9th and Eye sts.; rent,
S35; price, 500.
Rooming house, IS rooms; near 18th and &
SITS; rooms completely furnished; price right.
Printing business, oldestablisned; rent. So:
price, S1,5G0.
Almost all the above places exclusively for
sale at this office and paid listings.
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS. 913 N. Y. ave.
DINING ROOM-Entire first toor, four large
rooms; very large basement kitchen; excep-
tional location, near 18th and Pa. ave.; only to
experienced person, financially responsible;
high-class trade. Address Box 156-B, Star
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51s ACRES. 80 ACRES IN WOOD. HAi-
once under high state Of cultivation: water In
every field; 1O-room house. with bath, and Deleo
light system: all buildings in fne SHAPE: ms1n
barn. 5Oxloo feet Located in Montgomery
county, Nd, 81 miles from Washington. II
miles from Rockville: miles from German
town. = mile from State road: not billy: pc
ing proposition to farm or rent
Usual wheat crop. Is to % Bushels per seses
address W. y. JOLLIFFE, Rsal 1a1fe
Agent. West Church st.. Fredeftck. NJ; NJ.
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FREE WOOD for clearing Of woods in Chevy
Chase. D. c.; 400 cords. worth $22.SS cash
cord: chance to make big pay or Gil your cellar
free. FELL your friends. Fulton Il. Gordon.
Colorado bldg; NJ. 5231.
TAILORING. cleaning. pressing and dyeins es-
tablishment: wonderful paying business; must
be sold at once good reasons for selling. Call
at 1888 7th st NV 23s
WHEN you want to sell or buy business see
reliable broker, one that won't misrepresent
to make sale. Now for a few good places for
your inspection:
1O-room rooming house in s.w. section; near
tons of coal in shed asking price. s., 050.
Groom house. partly furnished; rent. $3.50 !;
asking price. 1925.
11-roon. rooming house. near 18th and Q SITS.
NV; good furniture; clearing monthly $500 ;
asking price. s.. 500. See this mint.
Dry goods and notion store, with nice Hv-
ing rooms This place is q money maker. Rent
Art needlework in downtown section; clear
ing yearly $4,000; owner retiring. You can &C.
cure this place at invoice
Light grocery and delicatessen. one Of the
hest stands In Washington with cheap rent !;
asking price. 81 900.
Grocery and market store. downtown section
weekly business. $500: price. ST. 900.
Light grocery and fruit store in ne. section:
with nice living rooms; rent for store and
rooms. $225o: price. $3.50.
Poolroom. downtown section. with cheap
rent; good pool tables This place is q mint
asking 81, 400: see it.
Butter and egg stand in one Of the best
markets In Washington This place is nicely
equipped and cheap at $3.50.
P. F. Carley. Real Estate Business Broker.
II N W
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DEsIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD (Inc.)
S17 18th st. NV. %

IN WASH1NGIONS BEsT hEstDhN 1IAI
section. Large homes. Beautifully and COM
fsth It. north Scott Circle, year. .$14, 0oo.0o
As 1sarn as month .................. 10000
=, 81 S,et' 22nd and 23rd. month";. 10000
o1st ~ near Mass ave., month. 1888
~ H.rn sve- near o. month SS3. 80
p;,trore near Clifbourne month";. 1888
1eth n near Mass. ave., month";. $50 90
Nsss ave near Goth, month. $500. 5000
Gralson e 3d., H. ~. .. ' 600 90
~ Harm ave. near O. month";. $4,000
MAST Kirte ST. G. C.. Md. month";. 500 90
1ctI, At near d st. NV month. 80. 10000
Calvert St. near 2srd ST., month. s 30 o.
Irving St. near 18th NV. month. 400O
n ct hot INN and 18th NV month. 10000
S.Imont near nth pw month. 10000
IsIand st e G.. Md, month"; 400 Oh
sre near 10th NV, month";. $4,000
fIfoni IT. g. C., Nd, month";. 300y0O
Apply THOMAS J. FISHER CO., INC.
phone NJ $3.50 73S 18th st. NV.
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NeuOis DuIIuIHg, IItn InQ W.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.

Beautiful Broom and bath bungalow q bed.
rooms). gas and electric lights. with nice AZ.
lures; large noored attic; splendid cement eel.
lar under entire place; furnace heat: front and
built-in china and cish closets; extra large lot,
LIS front by 100 deep; located on Garrissn
road. Clarendon, Va. tfronts on hard macadan,
18th and Pa. ave. NV; get on at Cherry Val.
ley station. walk blocks north to Garrison
road; our sign on property vacant fmmedtsts
possession, about y tons Of coal now In eel
iar). Price. s.. 80; terms. $500 cash, bal. 80
per month. includes everything; keys at once;
property exceptionally well built. All iuforna-
ton, see
W. O'HARA, Willett & Reinecke c.,
1909 81 NV. Exclusive Agent
Tel Main 1925.
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TABLE BOARD.

commodate several lady war workers, who ar,
rooming in Brookland, with good table board
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FURNIsHED AND UNFUR. ROOMS.

PARTLY FURNISHED l0-RoOM AND BATH
steam-heated suburban house; three quarter
mile from cars; good service: moderate rent:
two rooms reserved. Tel. Main 233 at 8
o It0SS. l.ii4. s....S.
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FOR RENT.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTRY
house. furnished: fourteen bedrooms, two
baths. electric lights, central furnace and
open fircplaces; water pumped up by motor;
twenty minutes from center of Washing
ton on Alexandria Mount Vernon Railwey:
fine macadam road all way; large grounds:
will rent to government or private fndl-
viduals very reasonable. Address Box 7SE.
Star Office.
FOR RENT-TENTLRMEN's ESTATE:
colonial mansion; L. rooms. baths, large
garage, supt. house. 10-acre oak grove sad
24-acre garden; trolley and boulevard: r.ns
$500 a month. FULTON R. GORDON. Coio.
rado bldg. Main 5231.
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FOR RENT
Furnished Houses,
IN MOST DESIRABLE SECTIONS OF CITY
AND SUBURBS-BY SEASON Oh YEAR
John w. Thompson & Company
--Incorporated
72S 18th st. Phone 1852 Main.
18th ST., MT. PLEASANT-BEACT1FUL
IL Furnished, Only $3.50 per month.
Excellent location in Georgetown-l2 rooms.
2 baths, hot-water heat. electricity; coal IN
for the winter; attractively furnished. Pf1ce'
$3.50 per month. ,,..
downtown home on r. !. ave.: near 18th
st-English basement. 3 rooms and bath very
Near Conn, Ave. bridge, facing open coun-
try-12 rooms, g baths. garage, sieepins
porches; very nicely furnished. $50 per
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
ct
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FTRNisHED.
BEDROoM, SITTING ROOM AND BATH:
rent, $40 per month: light and heat included;
NO children; furniture for sale to person who
leases; $500 cash. $40 18th NV, Apt I, first
floor 23s
ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR-PRIvATE HOUSE;
completely furnished for Housekeeping; kitch.
euette. with gas range and freless cooker; &C.
ccmmodate up to 4 persons: running hot and
cold water; heat and gas; refined people; $50
per month, in advance. 1914 9Th st. NV.
DESIRABLE APARTMENT OF FOUR ROOMS
AND BATH. DOWNTOWN. COMPLETELY
FURNISHED; $15OfA MONTH.
THE r. 81. SMITH COMPANY,
S15 FIFTEENTH STREET.
FOB RENT-FIvRRooM AND BATH
apartment; handsomely furnished; facing Far
racquet Square. Apply.s3 after 10 am,
WALKER, Apt. 504, the Earragpt, 18th and l.
23s
APARrMENr-FIvE ROOMS AND BATH;
hot-water heat; Mt. Pleasant; $125. ADDE'S
Box LOB, Star once.
MOUNT ALTO INN-WASHINGTON's MOST
unique apartment hotel. . desirable froAt
suites Of tNo bedrooms, sitting room and hath
with porch. eenniandtnE 2 wonderful vista of
city. Unusual opportunity to secure excep-
tional aecommodations and excellent board.
Geli. tennis and garage. 2dso Wisconsin ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FURNISHED.
H. I. AVE. AT 10th ST.
Handsome furnished residence, 10 rooms, 5
bathrooms lie, masters bedrooms and 4
baths, 3 servants rooms and BATH available
Immediately: to lease for one year; Pr month,
$1,000. Apply in person TO
THE F. a. SMITH COMPANY,
ct
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SEND FOR DEsCRIPTION-rHis RIAL
country home. s acres. modern residence. etc.
Unusual convenience for commuter. Quick pos.
session. Owner. Address Boz 63-B. Star of6cc.
a7s
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EVENING STAR ROUTE in
the northwest section; good OPP
lportunity for the right man.
Apply Circulation Manager.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT AT KENsIEG
ton. Nd; one acre; fronting on two stu.
water and sewerage; suitable for four hous~s
TTIOS 7 GARNER 1743 p gt. NV,
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FINE HOMES, EXCELLENT LOCATIONS.
GARAGE.
Near 10th and r. I. ave-, IA rms. b. $500
$500 block 10Th st., IL rooms. baths. .S40d
VT. ave. near II. /. ave-, ~ rooms, bath. $500
Goth st. near p, rooms. baths. 500
Nd. ave. ne. near Capitol. 11r., b. $500
Also in Chevy Chase and Takoma Park.
WALTER A. BROWN. 624 18th st.
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TAkOMA PARk HOMES.
II you knew we had q Groom cottage. -
So. car line. lot J0x170. 9 baths. hot-water
for two families,. well located. you would Ger.
tainly buy it, especially at $500. on your
own terms. Possession 10 days. Then again.
new bungalow. 6 rooms, ready to occupy. $500
cash, $40 month. Also Groom brick. hot-watet
heat, I So. car line. near Walter Reed Hos
p''-'' TIKoMA PARK REALTY co..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

\ CHANCE TO BUY a good paying genera!
merchandise store in a nearby suburb OF the
District; no competition; an old established
trade; selling ON account Of illness. Address
Roy GINS Star cffice
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-11-03

because you took the pledge support the nominees OF die
party primary
That's the quits Of the whole matter That's the club Tie
rngsters would
Who are the Judges of party eal,y Souhwcs, cNas'
Are they the bosses who ridden ouehshod the
people immcmorlal What the staudard OF ide
iy} Corruption and haudp On honesty and deoency}
The State Convention OF the party is generally and
quesonaby recognized the party highest authority Ii
the Supreme Court of the rules and practices OF the party
With full knowledge Of all OF the facts the Democratic State
Convention Waco in August without dissenting vote
voice pronounced Casscock The legal and lawful
and by unanimous vote instructed the Secretary Of State
certify Glasscock the party legal The Chair
OF the State Executive Committee OF the party has
ruled and called upon the of this Senatorial District
scratch Nh PAR and Gasscock the ballot
The Governor OF the State the OF the party fo
election by the largest majority candidate Tor
that high office senslbc OF the involved and
with all good democrats free the party from thc
stigma corrupt practices has urged the OF the dis
uc to cast then ballots for Mr. Glasscock the party
legal
Whose advice Will you take} Whom Will you choose
to write creed Of your democracy the State Convention
the State Chairman the Governor mac hne boss
who mayhap himself has been kept power in South
west Texas politics by "Dlval County methods The
memory OF man runneh not TO the contrary
The erux Of the whole matter is this except for the IL
legal for Mr. Pau and but for the fraud pcrpetracd
in his behalf Mr. Gasscock would have appeared the
nominee even according the face of the returns by
Overwhelming majority
The question which every voter and especially every
democrat is Shall permit myself to become a
party papabe corruption and fraud by casting my ballot
Tor man whose would be the ticket had he
(Psd Political AdvertsemenD
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-11-03
To The Voters Of NueceS Co.

In my Judgment it is the plain and unacceptable duty of
ght-minded God-fearng and bosshaine democrats and
all other who believe the principles of pure de
nocacy and government scratch the Archie
Pa candidate State Senator the ballot the gen
cral election and the OF w Gasscock For
the who places honesty and decency politics and
crnen above corruption and fraud there other
The morals Of such of action be ques-
toned The legal side of the question equally clear There
is not a man child in Texas simple minded
unsophshcaed who does know that Mr. Glasscock
cevcd an overwhelming majority of the legal the
contest for the nomination the July primary Those who
and read but few of the many statements
of illegal who had for them, their ballots
in the alleged primary Duva County in their
pcrienoe witnessed the OF such carnival OF coup
ton Men and citizens of the United States
cordng their affdavits who could neither read
write according to their own used by
the Duva County Machine pile up the fictitious majority
necessary to give MIR PAR the he needed according
to the face of the returns
That Mr. Parr alleged nomination predieated upon
corruption fraud and Illegal has and cannot be
questioned or denied That Mr. Gasscock would have been
the nominee according the returns except for this
upon fraud and illegal voting has not and cannot be ques
toned denied To be court has reviewed the pro-
ccedngs OF a convention which, packed at the eleventh
hour by Aztec henchmen from the Rio Grande declared that
Mr. Parr received majority of the according to the
returns To be that's why the Duva County returns
showed total number of OF quality and quantity IN
paaleed in Texas politics That's why the Duval County
returns made public after the returns OF every other
county in the district had been published and abuated
What the duty of decent democrats under the circum
sances2 Shall they with meekne and resignation accept
the 'fpse dxit of the ring who pop the whip
and say here's ticket made for her straight
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-11-03

aturc) that the existing election law shall be changed
give the people of exas law which shall be fair and
and which above all else shall make impossible for any
clique Of bosses completely dominate and control in their
the organization OF the party anywhere
Texas Moreover it shall be amended make it inn
possible for any County Executive Committee prescribe
which place premium upon corruption and Danish
from the party those who may dare differ from those in
power.
NoSv hear me democrats of Nucces County il you dc
sire to follow nc path Of duty the dictates of your
do with the absolute conviction that before the
primary from which they would dba YOU exas
will have fair and election law law which will make
the Democratic County Executive Committee what good
morals ought to be namely. administrative and not
Legislative judicial body law which shall contain uni
form which County Committee add and IRON
which no County Committee may subtract law which will
make beyond the power of any County Chairman To issue
his fierce uimaum threatening everlasting political damna
lion those who do for candidate whose
the ticket because Of corruption and fraud
You may accept this statement the solemn promise
Of Governor Hobby his administration and the
zed democracy OF exas. speak by the book
SO far as | am concerned shall without fear Of
consequences without dsquietne orebodng that may be