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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-26
and satisfying information anent the

and satisfying information anent the
Northern California Outragei
The Information forthcoming from
Dun's and Brudstreet's was vag,Ie and
unsntisfylng. Neither of these two
commercial agencies could ascertain
anything of Interest regarding the
finnnces of the n. G.. O. For the pres.
ent the corporation had no office. its
destinles In San Francisco being
guarded by n well-known attorney who
had declined to make any statement
regarding the company but promised
one nj an early date. The board Of
directors consisted of this attorney,
his two assistants, his stenographer.
and Mr.. Buchanan Ogllvy. The com
pany had been Incorporated for five
million dollars, divided into five mil
Hon shares Of par value OF one dollar
each, and five shares had been sub
scribed
1T looks fishy to me-" the Colonel
commented TO his manager, "and I'm
more than ever convinced It's a scheme
of that Trinidad Redwood Timber
company to start timber boom and
unload. And that Is something the
Lasuna Grande Lumber company does
not view with favor. for The reason
that one of these bright days those
Trinidad people will come to their
senses and sell cheap to us. However,
10 be sure Is to be satisfied. Tele-
phone the San Francisco office to have
the detective agency that handled the
longshoremen's strike Job for us send
n couple of their best operatives up
on the next steamer. with Instructions
to report TO me on arrival"
When the operatives reported the
Colonel's orders were brief and ex-
plicit. 81 want to know all about
man named Buchanan Ogilvy, who is
up North somewhere procuring rights
of way for the Northern California
Oregon railroad. Find him. Get up
with him in the morning and put him
to bed at night Report to me daily"
Reports yielded the Colonel nothing
until the first day of Bucks return
to Sequoia, when the following writ
ten report caused the Colonel to sit
up and take notice. II was headed
Report of Operative No. A." and II
read:
"Ogilvy in his room until IL o'clock
noon. At 1908 entered dining room.
leaving at p. IN. and proceeding d.
rect to Office OF Cardigan Redwood
Lumber company. Ogilvy remained in
Cardigan's private office half an hour,
spent another half hour conversing
with young lady in general Office
Young lady brunette. o. then re-
turned to Hotel Sequola, where he
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-26

p,.L, dies know where
the best lettuce
Is TO be found. and which grocers
have the best vegetables and which
fruit men have the best fruit for sale.
zone day a man from the city came
with his wife to visit the lady of the
balcony. He was so glad to be where
there was n lawn and green grass that
he whlstled for very joy.
"Mr. and Mrs. Robin put their
heads on one side and listened and
then put their heads on the other side
and listened
Isn't 1t NICE said Mr.. Robin. to
think he is enjoying 1t SOP
"'Ah, yes, said Mrs. Robin. 4 fear
sometimes we get little selfish ana
forgetful of all the creatures who are
not fortunate enough to have green
lawns; and cool baths when It is dry
weather, In little pans of water which
are fixed here for us.
we have so much that Is lovely.
And above, we can see the clouds mov-
Ing along, going so rapidly along AZ
ter the rain they dash across the sky,
clearing It all up for the fine weather,
chasing the dark clouds away.
1t makes us sing when the sun
shines and when the rain comes and
cools Off things. But l think, dear Mr..
Robin, 1t would be nice IL you sang
one Of your best songs for the city
people.
"'You could just let the city man,
who Is so happy at the sight of the
country that he is whistling for very
Joy. know that even the little robins
are glad to help make the holiday
pleasant one. Why don't you sing him
a song?"
"T will.' said dear, obllglng little
Mr.. Robin.
so he sang n song, and the man
stopped whistling and listened, and
then. when IL was through. he tried to
whistle notes as the robin had sung,
and Mrs. Robin chlrped and said:
That is fine, fine. We love to hear
you whistle and to hear the joyful
sounds in your voicel
Do look around and see how the
whole garden is welcoming you. There
are the hens and chickens-not real
hens and chickens. but the yellow
flowers which are called hens ana
chickens. Don't they make the garden
look lovely and old-fashloned and
dear?
land there are the single pink
roses and the white roses which were
set out here years and years ago by
dear little girl who Is now grand
mother with grownup grandchildren.
Aren't the dear oldfashloned rose
bushes she put out very joy?
"'And while this month has been
colder than IL usually Is at this time
of the year, we haven't had TO suffer
with the heat and the flowers have all
come out, helped by good Mr.. Sun.
I" If you look down the garden path
you will find great big rose-a beau
tiful pink rose-and around II are
many little roses coming out. That Is
Mother Pink Rose and those are her
little baby buds which are coming OUT
soon, and there are four pink roses,
great big ones, on the bush next to
1t.
"'The gay yellow marigolds, so
bright and happy, are coming out each
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-26

out ana adding more fragrance to the
garden They like TO come OUT around
the Fourth of July. to add TO that
great day.
" The purple Monks hood flowers,
which look like the Canterbury bells,
are soon coming out, too. and the lit
tie beetles along the ground are say
ing how much they like the summer
Time, even II they do run chances Of
being used for food by other crea-
tures.'
"Ah. people from the city, Mrs.
Robin said. we greet you and are glad
that We can all look our best for
you-'"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-26
Tobacco Not Wasted Now.

In former times all tobacco confis-
Gated by the English customs author
tiles was destroyed by burning In
furnace called the kings pipe. Now
adays all such tobacco, as well as that
which is returned as unusable for
smoking, Is sold to manufacturing
chemists, who turn It into sheep dip.
insecticides for the use Of gardeners,
and the like.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-26

day, and so are
the nasturtiums
of all colors.
which make such
Low ely decora-
tions and which
look so gay.
" The peoples
of many colors
are bl loo IN In <
b e a Il ii fu lily, II
only for a short
time, and the yell
low popples are
n o d ding their
heads and trying.
too, TO greet YOU
" Soon said
Mr.. Robin, the
tall white lilies
will be coming
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-26

der the caves by
q balcony where
a lady used to sit
most of the days
sewing and read
ing.
"Well, after the
little ones grew
strong enough to
go out with their
family and by
themselves they
all did n great
deal of market
ing.
Robins know
where the best
worms are to be
found in the
lawn, just as la
dies know where
the hnSt lnttllnn
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-26
Not Pure READING Matter.

"How to lie when asleep" runs q
newspaper headline. The space would
be better filled persuading people to
tell the truth while awake.-Boston
Transcript.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-26
Daily Thouuht.

Not what has happened to myself
today. but what has happened to others
through me--that should be my
thought
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-26
DADDYJ EVENING
u HHR IALE0.
S@MAN GAHANlJAB,0
4 BOWER ! \, RSI
MR.. AND MRS. ROBIN.

II told you" said Daddy, "of tho
parent robins who had their nest un-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10
II |

Dada cuenta al Rey del dificil
yiaje de exploration verificado Y
de las tierras descubiertas. nom
~hr6 ell monarca al intrepido Juan
Ponce de Leon Adelantado de La
Florida y Bimini.
y Ell mil quinientos veintiuno.
cuando concluy6 de mudarse la
ciudad del lugar de 'Caparra a
la actual "Isleta", Ell virtud de
information Y fallo de los Padres
Geronimos. el antique Captain del
Higiiey y Explorador, Conquista-
dor. Y Gobernador del 'Boriquen
Sc fue a sojuzgar Y poblar la Flo
rida. descubierta por el, alucina-
do por las glorias obtenidas por
Herman Cortes EN- Mejico y los
Pizarros Ell ell Peru, perdiendo Ell
tai empresa capital y vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10

Ultimamente, Y con fcha 81 del
pasado, hube de solicitar del Comi-
sionado senor Esteves, una entreyista
de doce minutes a fin de enterarme
del estado de la question. FL senor
Esteves, puertorriqueno que honra a
su patria, estuvo complacido de mi
vista. Cambiando impresiones, me
mostro los pianos, Y expreso que po-
see va en- los terrenos donde Sc eri-
gio ell campamento, sesenta cuerdas
divididas en- $50 solares con capa-
cidad par amas de 700 casas Estos
hogares seran redimibles, segun ex-
prese yo en- mis- articulos, Y 81 no
oastasen 13 amos, Sc extendera el de-
recho a 20. Cada obrero en- condi-
;iones de trabajar, pagara su casa;
asi aprendera a conservarla, porque
10 que Sc da no Sc estima. Habra no.
cares gratis para los desheredados de
la fortuna, y Sc les exigira que los
conserven limpios, rodeados de flo
res. FL Gobernador recomendara en-
su mensaje, Sc vote una suma de ME-
DIO MILLION de dolares para cubrir
esta ineludible necesidad social.
Ell senior Esteves, en- su entusiasmo
ian plausible, habia olvidado mis- do
ce minutes; la entrevista Sc prolongo
4 media bora. Al despedirme choc6
,u mano con Ia mia Y, noblemente,
,fusivamente dijo: TRABAJARE-
NOS SIN CESAR: NUESTRO Sc
RA Ell TRIUNFO.
Me GUSTAV los hombres asi. ST me
lesagradan las almas egoistas in
iiferentes; la gente fria LENA de pre-
)cupaciones V de excepticismos; hom-
lres de corazones de trapo, cuando la
ey de la vida bien comprendida nos
INVITA- a laborar en- tanta cosa que
lay que hacer por el progreso de la
.arcel terrestre, me agradan tempe
,amentos como nuestro Comisionado
joven, fuerte, lleno de entusiasmo y
de fe; la gran fuerza; la gran ener-
gia de los que aman y Green.
Frente al terrible problema social
hemos de unir las luminarias de nues
tros espiritus. Juntos nos hallare-
mos todos. La Humanidad sufre
Pongamonos de pie. Hay una coss
que esa Humanidad anna, es la cor
dialidad, la ammonia, va que ell mum
do esta compuesto con una razon mu
sical bajo cuyas leyes Sc ordeno Ii
musica de la terra. Ell siglo 10 no 81
llamara siglo de las luces; Sc llama
ra siglo de la tolerancia. Ante es;
conquista del espiritu humane, el sa
bio Y grande cardenal Gibbons pro
nuncio estas palabras: "Gracias j.;
Dios que hay un programa EN- el cua
todos convenimos: ell de la carload
la humanidad Y la benevolencia."
JOSE ELIAS LEWIS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10
TAL Ola COMO HOY
Continuation de la pag. ~

Continuation de la pag. A.
yentud anciada. Todo habia sido
m mentido ensueno, una azul qui
mera. una eSperanza falaz de aque
Hos inocentes indigenas supers-
ticiosoS ayenturerOS.
Sc habian banado, todos, Ell las
linfas cristalinas de los torrentes,
en- las aguas estancadas de los pan
tanos. habian cruzado las terri
bles escolleras de las montanas. ha
bian franqueado las salvajes saba
mas Y aridas dumas de las costas !;
probado todas las aguas por i'm
perceptibles que hubieran sido sus
brotes. pero. ay NADIA les devol-
via la perdida juventud .-Al contra
rio. cada dia blanqueaban mas sus
luengas barbas Y sus luengos ca
bellos -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10
La Logia pPiy MaigaIP, ,,eI BaTriO
ObreTo y Ios.: LavaderOs PlbIiCOs

Doce articulos que vieron la luz en-
todos los diarios de San Juan he con-
sagrado la necesidad social del "Ba-
rrio Obrero" de los "Lavaderos Pu-
blicos". FL ultimo, publicado bajo el
epigrafe 'iPor caridad!, hacia un la
mamiento al feminismo puertorrique-
no para que fuera a yer los barrios
"Hoyo frio" Y "Salsipuedes', califi-
cados por mi como repugnantes pudr
deros humanos.
Y ell feminismo fue. Mercedes Sola
Y Maria Luisa de Angels, dos puer-
torriquefas de coraz6n no menos gran
de que su inteligencia, tuvieron ell va
lor de. acompanarme una alegre ma
mana de domingo, LENA de sol. i; Ha-
beis visto esas barriadas; no?
Figuraos un enjambre de casuchas
construidas durante la noche ahogan
do ell ruldo del martillo para q. no Sc
entere la policia. Ell suelo mezcla de
tango Y pajas podridas, Sc hunde ba
jo los pies. Canales que Sc derrum-
ban rodean las pobres viviendas, y
por todas parties CORE un aqua ne
gra Y hedionda. Toda la porquerfa
de las cloacas; trapos, zapatos vie
jos cachivaches de la ciudad, tiene
ALI su asiento. L La gente? iPobre
gente! Tipos enfermizos, rostros
abotargados, viejos in1tiles... Hay
tambien ninos inocentes, que juegan y
corren entire tanta miseria.
Mis- hermanos de la logia "Pi y
Margall' laboran~ conmigo en- la jor-
NADIA, dia por dia prestamos aten-
cion al asunto. La Logia posee una
brillante Recommendation, entire la cual
hay interesantes cartas de los sena-
dores Tous Soto Iglesias; de dor
Carmelo Honore, jefe del Departa
mento del Trabajo; del senor Este.
YES, comisionado del Interior, del
senior Texidor, representante.
Dicha Recommendation Sc refiere a
nuestras investigaciones acerca de la
suma de $500 votada por la Le-
gislatura en- 1917 con destino a la
creacion de "HOGARES SEGUROS'
Con fecha de febrero del ano ac-
tual con motive de la laboriosa te-
nida que celebro -nuestra Logia en- la
noche del % de enero, hubimos de EN-.
War una carta al senor Todd, comi-
sionado de Servicio Publico, Policia
Y Prisiones, recomendando la cons
| truccion de Lavaderos Publicos er
distintos sitios de la ciudad, como
medios de evitar el lavado industrial
de ropas en- ell vecindario. La res
puesta del senor Todd, en- la cual no:
expresa que el Municipio ha include
en- ell plan de obras con cargo al EN-.
prestito de 1915, 100000 partida nece
saria para la construction de tres La
vaderos Publicos, consagra a nuestra
/ Logia frases de verdadero encomio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10

Para conseguir agilidad, fuerzas, Vi
-ilidad, abundancia de sangre roja y
)oder de resistencia, como las posce
Il torero que aparece ell el grail ado,
10 hay como someterse a un trata-
niento con NUAIFIERRO durante
llgunas semanas. NIFl ERRO IS
ultima palabra de Ia cicncia medica
n 10 que respecta a mcdici1as 2 base
le hierro organize. como protoxalato
le hierro y hcf7orlobina, conteniendo
ldcmas gliccrofosfato dc calcio y So
lilo, nux vCmica arvenal; este cs, una
combination cientf6ca de rceonstitu-
yentes y ferrugin sos cue va largos
mos de prdctica han dcnostrado ser
nmejorables para aouellas parsonas
suya sangre no contiene suficienfe
lierro. 81 usted csta anemico. del
gado, palido, sin fuerzas nj v..ril1ad,
lin deseos dc hacer NADIA. su saagre y
;us nervios nccesitan I'm cstiE1t1lante, e,
IN reconstituyente, necesitan NUKE
.7lERRO, o sea hicrro or~anico, que
raera a ustcd sano're nucpa, carries
luras Y fueftes musculos; en- una pal4-
IRA, TN nuevo horizonte. nuevos de-
;eos Y nueva vida. Su doctor va lc
labra dicho le dira Tone Hero" J"
lue es igual que 81 T. dijese Tome
Nuxiherro."
NUKIFTFKEO cs recetado por
odos los doctores qrc 10 han expert
nentado Y conocen sus magnificos re-
iultados en- todos sus enfermos que
lecesitan en- su orgs alismo hero or
ranico (iy cue pccoS son los que no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10

Las piedrezuelas de orc de los
indigenas del .cacicazgQ de Jigua-
yagua, obtenidas Ell la Mona, lle-
varon al sonador Captain a la con-
quista de la selvatica Biriquen
y las seductoras quimeras de los
indios fantaseadores de la islilla
Adamanay" lie condujeron a pi-
sar terra continental inexplora-
da.
Dos grandes ensuenos y dos gran
des ambiciones. FL deseo del orc Y
ell deseo de la juventud fueron los
acicates para tener la gloria de
haber sido el primer Gobernador
Gle la isla Gle San Juan v ell Ade-
lantado de la Florida y Bi1nini
Pero, ay! ell ideal, ell polvillo SUI
til mariposesco de una vida ju-
venil eterna. por ell alucinador mi
lagro de la fontana india, Sc que
do fotando siempre en- las arden
tes imaginaciones de aquellos hon.
bres como un ensueno dulce Y con
solador. !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10

| 10 ncccsitanD. NUXIFTERRO no es
una medicna secreta su gran de-
lmanda sc debe exclusivamente a sus
nIertos. Por ESQ nucstro cmpeTo en-
cue sc conozcan profnsamente los in
gredientcs de que Sc compone, los
cualcs dctallanos Ell cada frasco, de
r,odo que las personas que no sepan
de redicnas tengan Ia oportunidad dc
consular, ST 10 dcsean, con su medico
o farmaceutico, estos, bien sea estu-
diando la formula por primera vez o
por cue va la conozcan, no dejaran
nunca de recomendarlo.
La epoca actual requiere hombres
frertes, agilcs, saludablcs, llenos dc
vida aunque de maduga edad, v mu-
j@rcs hernosas. dc .cutis rosado. de
rerv;oS tranquilo5 y sonr;cnte esprit
tt: asi las futuras gencraciones ten
dram la viriIidad fortaieza de cuerpo
y dc espiritu nccesaria para sobrepo-
norse las grandes esponsabilidades
cue les esperan.
POGO dinero cuesta el convencerse.
'probando con un frasco de NUXI-
iIERRO Y Ell cambio seia usted util
a 81 rnismo Y a la sociedad. Acer-
ouesc a 81 botica y con voz clara. para
cvitar que 1e den otro preparado. pida
NCX-I-FIERRO. ST su boticario no
10 tiene pidalo
The Porto Rico Drug Co. j. M. Blan-
co & Cia., San Juan; j. J.. Font q Cia,
Bayamon, San Justo Drug Store.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10

Hago q mauu.aa Punto de vainica
Dobladillos. Tru-%ru y Ribete de PicOt,
on cualquiera clase de tela pre-
clos, econ6micos.
Habiendo aumentado el nnmero DE-
maquinas, puedo entregar en- el acto
todos los trabajos. Garantizo csmero ?
nmpieza. Tienda LA FAMA saa Fran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10

La vida es evelucion. movimien
to. avance; y una juventud eterna
seria estancamiento, detencion,
inercia La vejez Y la .muerte son
necesarias a la transformation de
los seres para el progreso indefi-
nido del espiritu Es precise mo
rir para seguir viviendo! La re-
novacion es el misterio de las fuer
zas whales del infni7ol. -.
Cayetano Coll y Toste.
Villa Los Pinos, abril de 1920.
Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10
.ATENcIoN, orUDADANos:

Ell MUNDo, SO vende On el salon
Barberia ''El Modelo''. de don Santa
20 Bontlla.
Sol st. Toa Alta. p b Advr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-10
ESCUELA RURAL NACANTE
EN- CAROLINA

Dirija su solicitud al Comisio-
uado Municipal de instruction o
al Inspector de Escuclas, indican
do referencias, preparation y cla-
sificacion. Advt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-09
NO DEFINITE MOVE
IN POLISH SITUATION
nx rhe Assoclated Press.,

WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. 9.-Al-
though press dispatches today indi-
Gated the gravity Of the Polish situa-
ton was increasing. there still was
no intimation that the American gov
ernment had reached a decision on the
proposals for aid presented by the
Polish government or the tentative
program for helping the Poles out
lined by the British and French gov
ernments.
No announcement was expected
pending the outcome of hte confer
ence between Premiers loyd-George
and Millerand at Hythe, England.
Exchanges between Washington, Lon
don and Paris, still are continuing.
but officials maintain silence as to
their purport and also as to the views
of President Wilson as developed at
the recent conferences he had with
Secretary Colby and under secretary
Davis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-09
FETE
BEGINS SATURDAY
Volunteer Fire Company Across
The Spa To Hold Carnival
With Many Attractions
BENEFIT OF APPARATUS

Plans are taking shape for the
Eastport fete and firemen's carnival
TO be held for week beginning Sat
urday. August IA on the carnival
grounds, foot of Chesapeake avenue.
Tables and booths are under con-
struction, and a new dance floor is
nearing completion. There will be
music and dancing every night OF the
Eastport carnival which is being held
for the benefit of the fund for the
newly purchased fire apparatus.
The attractions will be varied and
will include flying horses" the sama
used at the Glen Burnie carnival;
the Ferris wheel, and several new
novelties in The way OF the balloon
game. and muscle tester. The shoot
ing gallery and other similar attrac-
tions will be in evidence.
All members OF Eastport Fire De-
partment are assisting in the work
OF the carnival, with C. G. Weber.
chairman. Generous patronage is
hoped for, and the firemen promise to
do their part to make the carnival
a great success and are soliciting
public patronage the cause warrants.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-09
D. A. R. TO PUBLISH
IMMIGRANT GUIDE
Society Would Instruct Aliens
In American Creed And
Constitution

Following out resolution passed
at the national board of management
of the DtA. r.. in its June meeting,
Mrs. George Maynard Minor, president
general of the society, has Issued a
call to State regents to ask every
daughter To contribute 25 cents To-
ward a fund 10 publish an Immigrant
Manual : + Information for the use of
emgirants to America.
This manual is to contain the Con-
stitution of the United States, the
Americans Greed, the pledge to the
flag. and addresses of welcoTo from
the Daughters Of the American Rayo-
luton, and practical information con-
cerning American laws anG govern
ment schools, night schools, Libraries,
banks and government securities.
"The time has come when the ma
t;onal society as a whole must go
forward with some big concrete work
in which we may all unite 70 estao-
lish better relations with these stran-
gers within our gates. that the spirit
of America may enter int1 their
hearts" said Mrs. Minor, "and if the
spoken or written words of welcome
could be the first thing to greet these
desolate. homesick ones-a friendly
hand holding out a book of needed
helpful information-how differently
how warmly would they feel toward
this land and its people"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-08-09
R|CGLES TO RUN AS
PROG" (" CANDIDATE
Files Certificate For Congress
With Board Of Election
Supervisors Of County
BACKS cox - ROOSEVELT

John r. Riggles. of Seabrook
Prince Georges county, has filed with
the Board Of Supervisors of Election
for Anne Arundel county, the certiii-
cate of his candidacy for Congress
from the Fifth Congressional district
Similar action has been taken by him
in the other counties of Southern
Maryland. and in Baltimore city, as
a few wards OF the southern section
of the city are included within the
district. The petition OF Mr.. Riggles
contains considerably more than SOC
names OF voters, the number requir-
ed by law 20 permit candidate 10
enter a general election through such
channel.
Mr.. Riggles enters the fight. back
ing the Democratic Presidential can
didates, Cox and Roosevelt. He also
espouses the cause of labor interests
and endorses the platform of the Am
eriean Federation of Labor. Mr.
Riggles, while in the CITY, spoke OF
political affairs and labors view
point. He said:
"The working men of this country
and especially of Maryland, consider
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, Democratic
vice-Presidential candidate. one o.
the fairest and most progressive mer
whose names have appeared on a Ma
tional ticket In past years, as AS
sistant Secretary of the Navy, he has
had charge of wages and working
conditions Of the different navy yards
arsenals and naval stations, and al
WAYS has shown himself a friend o
the working man. Organized labol
will show its appreciation of thes'
services and will vote for the ticke
he represents. There will be no dol
Ira a day for the workingman If Coz
and Roosevelt are victorious"
In entering the fight Mr.. Riggle
will not only oppose Sidney E. Mudd
the Republican, candidate, but als'
Thomas S. Klinger, the successful
Democratic candidate in the late pri
maries. Mr.. Klinger also is from
Prince Georges county.