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DESIRABLE BARGAINS
For Sale by
MOORE & HILL, INC,
1A1n. % n G. NV

St. NV.
Near 10th and R SITS. NV.
Price, $4,000.
An exceptionally attractive home with II
large rooms and baths. excellent lot, room
Webster St. Near 18th.
Price, $4,000.
eontaininE 9 rooms and bath. bot-!aater heat.
electric light. hardwood floors; good lot; alley:
immediate possession.
A Wonderful Value in
Chevy Chase.
Price, $12,75O.
A new home built Of the best materials:
bunxaicw type; large rooms and bath. cellar.
extra large lot. Possession at once.
Fine Downtown Home.
Price, $500.
Near 14th st. and Rhode Island ave. A
hne three-story brick dwelling 10 rooms ?
baths; cellar. furnace heat. large lot. Rea.
Fine Home in
Cleveland Park.
Price, $12,5OO.
Near Aacemb ST. and Conn. ave- A well built
bungafow. large rooms and bath hot-wate-
heat. electric light: 5o-ft. lot; fine garage.
"A Wonderful Value on the
Heights.
Price, $l2,5N.
Near 18th and Clifton sts An Attractive
two-story brick dwelliaE: 1Grke room. and
large lot. Immediate Possession.
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Inc Best value IN
Washington Heights.
Price, $4,000.
We regard this A. the biEEest kind Of a
bargain. This II modern, two-story colonial
brick Dwelling. with 8 large rooms and bath.
hot-wafAr heat, electric light, hardwood floors
throughout. In perfect condition. Owner will
give possession.
Near 9th and F Sts. NE.
Price, 5000.
well built three-story sfmi-detached
home: o large rooms and bath: In perfect con-
dition. Reasonable terms.
A Fine
Columbia Heights Home.
Price, $3.50.
A thoroughly modern DWELLING; near 18th
bath, cellar. colonial front porch. hot water
heat, electric light. Very reasonable terms.
Near 9th and O SITS. NV.
Price, $500.
we'll built three-story brick dwelling; 0
large rooms and bath; excellent lot: in per-
Near Ga. Ave. and Lamont St.
Price, $3.50.
A modern. two-story colonial brick dwelling,
8 large rooms and bath. cellar. electric Light,
sleeping porch. nne garAge. Owner win give
possession. Reasonable terms.
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FOR RENT-HALLa.
ARCADE,
18th AND PARK ROAD.
SPACIOUS BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED
BALLROOM
rev bppkinx season 1o0o-1. Phoue ooa. -

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
1900 BLOCK LAMONT ST.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
II rooms, 3 baths, 2 porches,
h.w.h., garage. Residence is in
most excellent condition and
thoroughly modern throughout.
$l75.OO per month; years lease.
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
BIS 18th St. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
QUINCY PLACE NV. $3.50.
rooms and bath; hot-air heat; brick: near
cHAs. s. sHREvE, 1903 7th NV,
Chevy Chase, D. G.
One Of those attractive semi-detached homes
on Mckinley st west Of Conn. ave-: rooms
on on floors: baths: hot-wster heat: electric
Terms to suit. This house is in beautiful con.
dition and d, eeEtsinly ng is an ~ attractive home
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
THIS SPLENDID
DETACHED HOME -
3-sToRY AND CELLAR: 10 ROOMS.
MODERN rLENTx aATn Of Eyzhf z1h sPaGs h9SM LARGE
LOT 38x150.
uor XERT sTTp LARGE HHST PgBL1G I5s2r alley. 4d1
LESS THAN PRE-WAR
PRICE.
$12,5OO.
REASONABLE TERMS.
SPLENDID STORE AND
DWELLING
ON PENNA. AVE. Sc.
Will CONSIDER OTHER nIERs PRoPEkrY aaSn;
IN EXCHANGE OR SELL CHEAP.
PRICE ASKED, $751; 900.
WANT OFFER.
NEAR HOUSE OFFICE
BUILDING
SECOND AND PENNA. AVE.
SOUTHEAST.
's LOT 1saios A 10 j. 1sFT. sfIas AHEEx LIE BATH
PRICE, $1,000.
REASONABLE TERMS.
COLORED HOME SEEKER! !
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY.
NO CASH REQUIRED.
A New 2,sToRY BRICK;
ONLY $4,000.
IN MONTHLY NOTES.
.-- NO CASH
NEAR 10th AND SITS. NV.
NEAR 10th AND WEBSTER.
3-STORY DETACHED
HOUSE.
READY FOR YOU TO MOVE IN NOW.
ELEGANT. UP-TO.DATE HOUSE.
COLONIAL PORCH WITH CONCRETE
FLOOR.
STONE FOUNDATION.
BUILT-IN GARAGE.
ELECTRICITY AND GAS.
HOT-WATER HEAT.
WILL SELL FOR $4,000.
EASY TERMS AND POSSESSION.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
HOME MUST BE SOLD.
,2-STORY DETACHED HOUSE,
HAS 8 FINE ROOMS AND BATH.
HOT-WATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
LOT oOx1OO FEET
ON A CORNER.
PRICE. 5000. DASH PAYMENT. 5000.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, d.
PHELAN C, HAWN. 1921 F.
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ATTENTION. HOMESEEKER. POSSESSION
Of modern nine-room brick house with suitable
cars; best northwest section: At bargain price
and reasonable terms. Want offer Of $7.750.
Don't miss this. Address Boz 120-R. Star oflce.
OWNER LEAVING CITY MUST DISPOSE
Of nearly new seven-room modern house; best
section northwest, on heights: 14th 1t. car line;
immediate possession; big bargain. Col. 3062- w.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
four or five room furnished housekeeping apart
ment; must be good northwest location. Phone
North 6127.
WANTED-APARTs1ENT TWO OR THREE
will buy furniture. in modern apartment house.
by naval officer and wife: lease. permanent, by
November or Q. Write Lieut.. J. F. RUPERT.
LADY DESIRES ROOM. BATH AND KITCH-
enette furnished apartment. about November
%: exceptional care assured. Address Box
68-R. Star ofice.- j.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS, BATH AND KITCH-
enette unfurpished. or would consider buying
furniture; must be moderate. Address Box
74-R. Star office. 31e
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. UNFURNIsHED.
in northwest; not over $z5. Main 4l66. L
FURNISHED APARTMENT. TO MONTHS;
living room. dining room. kitchen. bedrooms.
2 baths; NV. c. A. MCKINNEY, 81s 18th
st. NV.
wANTED-AFTER NOV; J. GEORGETOWN
private bath, unfurnished. Phone Columbia
1901. 31s
BY 9 REFINED LADIES, NICELY FURNISH
ed room. kitchen. bath; in modern. we'll ap-
pointed building NV. with refined people. Ad-
dress BOX AIR. Star office.
NOVEMBER 15-UNFUKNISHED, IN MOD
ern apartment house, rooms. hath and kitch-
tnetta; NV. Phone Franklin 2226. 81
REFINED EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE 2
room and bath housekeeping apartment; cleo
tricity; good location. Address Box 80-R, Star
ONCE. 81
5. OR ROOM HOUSEKEEPING APART-
ment; adults: permanent willing purcha Sc
some furniture. Address Boz 1o4-R. Star once.
81
WANTED-FURNISHED APARTMENT NV.
or Capitol Hills rooms. bath and kitchenette
with heat, 2 rooms and bath with board
give price. etc. Address Box 2s1-P. Star ONCE.
3Os
FOUR ROOM. KITCHENETTE AND BATH
apartment. Mount Pleasant; adults; nicely fur
nished; November u. Phone Col. 6OS7. nfter Z
o'clock. 30s
APARTMENT OR 2 OR ROOMS. WITH OR
near hath. Col. 6004-W.
BY MAN AND WIFE; OR 5 ROOMS AND
kitchenette; furnished; state price. Address
Boz 3O0-P, Star once. 80s
PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER WANTS
apartment, nat or not less than housekeep-
(fng rooms, tho rent for same to be paid In
Woxk. Address Boz 49-R, Star once. 81
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Near 18th and D SITS. NE.
Price. $500.

A well built two-family apartment, suitable
for colofed family. Rented at $S0.60 per
month, which II the old rate. Win sell on
cash payment Of only $500. ~.
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THE BEST IN USED HOMES"
$2SOoO-On Connecticut avenue; 'seni-detac ched
3-story brick; baths; 2 open fire
places. built-in vacuum cleaning sys-
tenn: hot-water heat: electricity: .
sleeping porches: oak floors through
out; entire house. screened; lot % by
40; has 2-car garage.
III. .000-On Cathedral avenue near Connecticut
avenue. q well-bult large brick house
with 10 rooms and . baths, hot-wat ter
heat; eleetricity; hardwood trimmed;
81. Coon Columbia road; 3.storv brick. 10
roonps and 2 baths; hot-water heat:
all modern impruvements: room for
The above houses are all occupied by the
owners and immediate possession can be eiven
MIDDAUGH 4 SHANNON, INC.
Suite 1889 Woodward bldg. 18th and n.
Main dB35
9Th STREET HOME, NEAR SHEPHERDLs
rooms and bath. brick; hest location and in
Al condition; colonial porch, awnings and
screens.
THoS. z. FARRELL.
Sales Department,
Main 166 s37 Woodward Bldg.
SIX r. 4 B., CELLAR, PORCHES, FURNACE
heat, laundry tubs excellent condition. Lot
$50 It. deep to alley. Price, only S. 200;
cash. 81 go. Balance $50 month, including
principal and interest. Neal st. ne. between
L 2o71.. NEWsoM. 111o a NE.
TAYLOR ST.. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Beautiful tapestry brick home Of six rooms and
bath; butlt-in garage. Immediate possession.
THOS. Z. FARRELL.
Main 10 ST Woodward Bldg.
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WANTED-ROOMs,

GENTLEMAN: hfty-eiEht. retiring At about
quiet family: northwest preferred; about SO
mouth. Address Box 13S-R. Star Office. 1s
LIGHT. warm, clean furnished sitting room
for studio. and clean small bedroom; NV of
patent once; young man artist; govt. employe
Address Box 1oo-R. Star ONCE.
NAN. 5s small room; private family or few
boarders; meals. Address Box 272-P Star
Office.
ROOM by Nov. 5 with family in Apartment
within few blocks of Navy bldg; NV down
town section. Address Box BAR, Star once.
3ls
3 OR ROOMS, unfufnished, and Kifcheneffe
by settled ladies. Address Boz 1oo-R, star
once. -
BY LADY EMPLOYED-CIean. comYorf.b5e
single furnished room: private family preferred:
state particulars. Address Boz 1Oe-R, Star
ONCE az
By 2 YOUNG LADIES and brother. 2 furnished
rooms, k1tchenetfe and bath, preferably near
Lincoln Park; reasonable. Miss x. ISs XIV
3is
9 Or ROOMS, unfurnished BY an elderly
lady; state full particulars. Address BOZ 1iO-R.
Star ONCE. aIs
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room. prefer.
ably In small home or apartment, with young
couple widow lady; state particulars Adj
dress Boz 126R. Star onhee.
TWO GENTLEMEN want furnished room twin
beds: preferably In apartment; central location
state particulars. Address Box Dir, Star
066ce. 2Os
WANTED1By Q married couple or 8 Foom0.
vnfunished, and kitchenette on Ind door or
entire dDoS. near Arcade Market A. d. Scott,
o042 14th st. NV. 90
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CHARLES 8. SHREEE,
1000 7th ST. NV.
Quincy place NV. Or. and b.. brick. D.. 81, $50
b near 3rd me-. Sr. and b., brick. 49,. .$5, $50
924 NV, brick store, sr. and b., m
garages ...................... SO, 900
4th near n.e.. Or. brick. g. 800
3 lots near Congress Heights. ............$ 5000
sth and Q NV. sr and b. brick. .se, ,ooo
N near 9th NV. Or. and b. brick. :. >. Sc. 600
Wallach pl. NV Or. and b. btick. 81, 300
Kirby st. NV, 7r. brick. 81, $50
468 NV, brick, 7r. Observation-Disclosures 81 100
9Th near NV, frame, 7r........... ;. s., 500
9Th near N. p. station. 7r.....-......$3.OO 900
4th and Neal pl., brick, 6r..........,. g, 600
Srd and Elm NV. brick, 6e. and b.. 81, 900
T near 9th NV. frame. 7r............. 900
school ..............:... .se .o.. ne. -. 200
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1889 TAYLOR ST.-Just off
18th st. car line; corner house.
7 large rooms, with built-in
garage. Easy terms. Ask the
man who owns one. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Main 5526. oO6 n. Y. Ave. NV
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1N q ST. N.w.-2ROOM FRONT; H.K.:
mahosany furniture. $45. North 1294-J 31s
A70 CALIFORNIA ST.-3 ROOMS, B1TH:
arranged for Ink; elec liRht. strsm h.et:
available Nov. I; no small children. 3O>
FIVE ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR; STEAM HEAT:
gas; SIS provisional Inspect Sunday, North
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The Chastieton,
Sixteenth and "R" Streets.
4 few apartments still available: ready fss
i1medfate occupancy.
Two rooms and hath (non -housekeepiaR),
Resident Manager on Premises.
The F. H. Smith Company,
Managing Agent,
815 Fifteenth Street.
211 d ST. NV
5-R00M AND BATH FLAT.
$50 month. Call between and @. 3Os
FLAT OF FOUR BRIGHT ROOMS; NEWLY
papered: on second floor. 1884 Potomac ave.
s.e. 3Os
3-RoOM AND BATH FLAT ON THE Ind
door Of q building in the downtown section:
steam heated: rent. $45; adults only.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.,
604 5th st. NV.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT
rooms and bath In beautiful modern home:
h.-w.h.. gas, electricity, unlimited telephone
service, garage, laundry, large veranda, excel
lent condition. fine neighborhood; immediate
possession. 2555 Rhode Island ave. ne. 81
TWO ROOMS AND BATH. NoN-HousE-
keeping. 1889 18th st. NV. One room fur
nished IL desired. Good dining room in house
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HOLLANDS ANSWER.

The law advisers of the Queen of the Netherlands
have wasted no words and observed all the proprie-
ties in furnishing her with an answer to the re-
quest of the Supreme Council for the extradtion of
William of Hohenzoern, the answer that the law
yers advising the Supreme Council probably ex-
pected They are met at every point in the closely
reasoned document of 700 words, the temper OF
which is admirable. The opponents of Germany be-
lieve that William II. responsible not only for
an iniquitous war, but by assent and even approval
for violation of the neutrality of Belgium, and as
war lord for foul wrongs committed upon her soil
and the soil of France further, for the atrocity OF
submarine warfare upon non-combatants. He
could be impeached Edmund Burke impeached
Warren Hastings, if his person were brought be-
fore high tribunal.
In the case of the adventurey and statesman who
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THRIFT AT THE TOP.

It is useless for the government to urge thrift
on the people unless it first sets the example The
government is the agent of the people. 1t repre-
sents them in their collective activities. 1t is the
hugest single spender in the country. Why, then,
shouldn't it retrench before it gives lectures
it tries to get the cost Of v-
ing reduced through individual action?
Senator McCumber brought this point home
forcbly the other day when he said that the people
as whole cannot go back to normal economic
basis so long as the government keeps up "its OBJ
normal extravaganza" He put the case somewhat
exaggeratedly, for the sake of emphasis, when ne
told the Senate: Government extravagances are
solely responsible for the high cost of living today,
which, when analyzed, means nothing more or less
than that we are indulging in wild orgy of spend
ing borrowed money"
If the estimates of the departments for the next
fiscal year not cut the government will continue
to live on it's debts. Mr.. McChmber advises cutting
them by $3.50, 100000. Such pruning may seem
painful to government agencies still operating with
vastly expended pay rolls. Few department or bu-
reau heads want to their working force cut
down. Some worthy projects must suffer from
sudden retrenchment. But the Incidental injury
thus done is infnitesmal compared with the heal
ing effect on the general economic situation of a
return to the sound policy of keeping the govern
nnent's expenditure within its income
Taxes are high. Congress knows tnat it would
not be justified in increasing them. The high taxes
in force impose multiplied burdens. They initiate
the cost of everything to the consumer, for every
body who can tries to pass his share along to his
neighbor. 4 reduction of Federal taxation would
cause universal relief. 1t would be far surer way
}! reducing nc cost of living than any campaign
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against individual profteers Yet taxes can't come
down until government outlay comes down.
Congress holds the key to the situation. But too
many Congressman are afraid to use it. The prob
lem has moral as well as an economic side. Ev-
erybody in these days who makes unavoidable
expenditure is doing the public an injury. It is
doubly immoral thing for Congress to spend money
except for absolutely necessary purposes, for the
money is taken from those against whose interest
it is spent, and at the same time it's expenditure
maintains initiation and decreases the pubc's abil-
ity to save and support the government-The New
York Tribune.
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] lrlRIDz { ASUARY 50, III.
not send any flowers. He attended the funeral and
placed a palm-leaf fan and block of ice on the
casket.-Cincinnati Enquirer

Our State Department has written another note
to the Carranza government demanding "energetie
measures" &c. If Old Whiskers doesn't heed this
admonition, we'll give him another dose Of watch
full waiting. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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"It costs less nowadays to keep an automobile
than to keep servant" 1t may be added that the
servant has greater tendency to skid just when
you think everything is lovely.-LouisviNe Courier
Journal
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Governor Morrow, Of Kentucky, doesn't seem to
understand that "Marse Henry has been colonel
all along-Montgomery Advertiser.
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Some of those who oppose the trial of Wilhelm
Hohenzollern say he will be made saint if brought
to the bar. 1t might poetic justice to "canon-
!=c" : mc:l who wanted to reduce everybody else
to nonfodder-Columbia IS. CO. State.
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place On the national democratic tick
ct. She presented four sons to the
San Francisco convention for drsi
place-champ Clark of Missouri. Car
ter Glass oe Virgins, F. n. Simmons
Of North Carolina and John ". Davis
d West Virginia Al were sirens
men. and well certified. Three %
|them-Clark. Glass and 6immons-
could show a larger and longer ex'
perience in politics than Gov. Cox. Mr..
McAdoo Of Attorney General Palmer.
But none Of them was In the run
ming at any time. Beyond the COM
piiment of the presentation Of their
names they received no recognition.
When the democratic party controls
Congress 1t is logical and proper that
the south. furnishing so many OF the
votes. should be rewarded with many
important committee assignments.
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A National TaKfest.
This is from Chicago;

Senator Harry s. New, chairman 81
the speakers bureau Of the republican
national COMMITTEES. announced tonight
that the speaking campaign Of the
party win be o6ieially opened Sep
tsmber IL. Campaign speakers will
present the cause Of repubiicantzm in
every county in the United States on
the opening day. according to plans
Of the speakers bureau
Some talkfest- There are a good
many counties in these United States.
But there are orators enough to meet
the demand, and certainly topics
enough to inspire all the orators.
The thoroughness of this plan is
praiseworthy. The electorate ought to
be stirred to the center. Every vote
ought to be polled this year. Indif-
ference at such q time win be little
short of a crime The man o. woman
with the right OF suffrage who does not
exercise it in November can only hope
for excuse on the score Of physical
inability to visit tho polling ptaee.
Tbs eixty-seveath Congress should
escesve Q mandate clear IN terms and
Impressive In the weight Of the vote
behind II. Il should represent truly
the wishes 1t the people formed after
reflection. Such . mandate viii. at
course. be ebeyed both - respects
foreign and domestic questions.
The day Gxed for the beginning Of
this great tRliIfeSt-Whieh viii con-
tipue, Of course. until election day.
b after Maine has spoken. She speaks
September -. II the Republicans shall
have wan there by . good majority,
their speakers everywhere will be
by the result: il by only a
small majority, they will tuckle the
harder to their work; while should
they lose they will plead. and have to
plead. more earnestly for votes than
ever before.
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Samuel u. Greene.

Rev. Samuel H. Greene, pastor Of
Calvary Baptist Church. who passed
away last night, was one Of the most
beloved Of Washiagtoniaas. His long
service 1t the head Of his largo con.
creation brought him into the most
intimate association With multitude
a people. He was in all relations OF
life a man Of the highest principle
and of the noblest spirit Seldom, in.
deed. do a congregation and a1pastor
work in such close harmany and such
effective eoopssatson az in the asse
Of Calvary Baptist and Or. Greene
Together they made their orsanixa'
ton q powerful factor for the better
ment Of the community. The death
Of the pastor II bereavement that
ID solaeed only by the HeahRtion that
he esvs his life effectively in the Aeld
Of Ysghteouaneas and his record Of use.
Euine8 vfn Be . memorial more 81
during evsa than any tangible tribute
that msy b crested in after years
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The South in the Campaign.

Again the charge il heard that 1.-THE
south In IN the saddie." Citation il
made that Representative Flood OF
vWgtats II conducting the democratic
congressional campaign. that Senator
Harrison OF Mississippi il assigning
the democratic speakers in the presi-
3eptial campaign. ana that Wumtaeut
southern democrats. With 20 cau q
exeFt themselves at home. arc pre.
passaS to give . ssnd deal a hid.
tiAa 70 canvassing middle and neGy
vsate<n states. Among them are
some Of the best stump orators IN
the country.
Well. considering the south's rela,
ton to the democratic party. ia thu
mueh7 She b its mainstay. Remove
the ssuthern states from the demo
cratic calculations for Movembes. and
vhst chance would Gov. Cox have!
Practically no clnacA He and hid
ftseAs. narking the south Of a. car.
nta ca tsz4easy. aFs plays1g ~
sasssA vstas aissWAseo aAls9 . cAass
- - ss1t4 - stxe ths t3alsst Slstxy,
! The south this year asptred to q
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ent agreement and rule, the last q
the freak deliveries will be finally
banned. This Is the sooaiisd "spit
ball." which by the use Of saliva
applied by the twirl9 il made to
perform eccentric hops in its flight
past the batsman. Then the samo
viii b hack where u belongs. an the
basis Of plain. strongaTm. csrve-pro'
ducfng. ehanse-ofpace pitching. With.
out eccentric aids. Each inning WIN
be . battle between the man IN the
box and the men at the plate. with
no advantage on the part q the
former. That is the best base hail.
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Rate By Siail-Psy able in Advance.
NaPvlsna sni VifKinia.


"a THIS is the WY MI. Bryan pdIS II.
II regard it entirely within my
rights as . member OF the demo-
cratic party to follow the course I am
pursuing Since / have been active
in politics / have known one demo-
cratic President to help elect re-
publican President and yet remain a
democrat have also known one
prominent democrat who refused 10
support a democratic candidate Tor
President, and who has since been
elected President. Then l recall the
dent helping to elect democratic
President. and still remaining not only
q republican, but quite . prominent
AnA. Surely with these emtRsnt Illus
tPs4ions of the latitude allowed mem
hefs Of both parties. / should be Per-
nait4ed to relaaia silent without for
fsittng my right 20 membership n the
dsDoeratic party.
NR. Clevelapd yas as much o. . Ne
Xinisy man in 1900 az he had been
n 1896. Time did not seetsn him
toward Mr.. Bryan And yet he Fe-
Hsatasd not only q democrat but m IN
Aus1<ial one to the end Of his days.
In the case Of Mr.. Wilson, Who had
nssely and severely criticised MI.
Bryan. and expressed desire TO see
him Knocked into . ceeknd h4t," Mr..
Bryan so fully fors8ve the indulgence
that he nonaiaaaed Mr.. Wilson for
President in 1912. and later accepted
q ssst at the cabinet table.
As for Mr.. Roosevelt. after defeat
ing Mr.. Taft tor reelection he re-
turnsd to the republican party. and
had 20 far regaJnad his old position
IN the organization that at the time
ol his death he was the best bet for
It's leadership this year.
Mr.. Bryan need not worry. Politics
b . fergiving and forgetting game. It
has to be. in order to be played with
any sptisfaetion.- It Is four years un-
iii 1874. A gpod deal Of water must
pass under the bridge before then.
BY that time, Mr.. Bryan. who, Of
course, viii remain a democrat. as
Mr.. Cleveland-and Mr.. Wilson did,
may be in high favor again. His for
funss after Judge Parker was nomi-
naAed were more desperate than they
new appear to be. and yet four years
later he regained the democratic
les1eKship.