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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
p. F. CARLEY

Z. +. CARLEY,
Ph. Fr. sl53 s17 T. AZ NV
s6oo-Lanch Room; H st. ne; good in
come; rent, $50.
$2,5Oo-Lunch Room: downtown; mixed
trade: real bargain; rent, $50.
A,50o-Lunch Room; downtown; store, 3
rooms bath; rental, with lease, 800
ss,0oo-Lunch Room; downtown; 9 rooms
& cellar; also furniture; a real bargain;
rental, with lease. sl25/
N.5oo-Aovie Hall; Brightwood; capacity
$50 people twhite); doing good business;
rental, with lease, s2T5.
S.2oo-ROoming House; st. NV; 10
rooms; baths & garage; very good in
come; rent, 500.
s2,250-Rooming House; uptown; good
location; 10 rooms; l bath: very good con-
dition: rental with lease, 800
S2.5Oo-Rooming House; Pa. ave. NV; 10
rooms; baths. gas 4 elec. lights; steam
heat: rental, with lease. $3.50.
S,OOO-ROominr House; downtown; %
rooms; baths & 10 extra sinks; h.-w.h. !;
$500.
S2.5OO-ROominr House; downtown, Is
rooms; baths; gas & eIec. lights; heat
furnished: rent. 5000
sI,lC0-Near beer; uptown; good income;
o real bargain: rent. $40.
S5.OHi-Millinery. uptowh: excellent lora-
fion; 9 rooms. q hat.s store and garage;
doing very goosi business: \ rral bargain:
Huusf sell a; Ssrriser: rental with lease.
SeT7 50.
P. F. CARLEY,
RI. FI. sIS3. GIT E ST. az.,
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THIS HONE y Hl-T TWO YEARS ON
and in perfect condition. hTfak r1rsfrpc-
ii"n with ,"rs-nrH front H~I rrar pHr.hfs
siN rooms ard hath ri'DdH. garage Priv.
Sln.1np PlIrue Us fur auu1fn'w~nt O. in
spect. MrKEEvER & GoSS. l4n5 Eve Z.
NV Main 49,. e7s2
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CHARMING HOME or SEVEN WELL AR
ranged ruum~: modern hgrh. extra lava
tory. front rear ana shopping porrhrs: hot
water beat electric 'igrfs. hardwood f1a1rs
and trim. 9-rar CHrsrp Price only Sl1 90.
ou convenient frrms. Nru rau find no bot
Tor huv In this ~cr'inn NrKEEVER a GoSS.
l4nS Evr - nv. Naiu 47-2. 5l-3
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18TH ST.-Sl2.SN-
10 rms: ? B.: h.-w.h.; cleo; nr. La
mont ST.
". L. sANSRrRY & CO.. 1915 1T VI. 5aol.
HARVARD TERRACE-Sl6ooO.
& rms; b.: h.-w.h-: elec-; hwd. floors;
\. L, sANsRrRY & Co. 1918 St VI. sso4
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GIRARD ST y W. WEST OF l4TH-
Twelve rms. and bath. rHs and elee..
J. FISHER a CO.. INC. 7ss 18th At ~.
Nsin ESQ
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. P. F. CARLEY,

Ph. Fr 6153. 617 E st. NV.
SS.OO0-Auto Accessory Gas Station
downtown. NV: good location: also very
good business; owner retiring; rent, S125 90.
s50O-Auto Repair shop, uptown; very
good income: rent. $4,000.
81. 2.0OO-Bakery, sw.; rooms & store; a
real money maker; wonderful bargain;
rent $50. 30.
$l.lO0-Bakery, downtown; 4 rooms, bath
& store; very good income; rental, with
lease. 5000.
$1.OO0-Barber shop, downtown: very good
business: rental, with lease, $1,000.
S5OO-3-Chair Barber shop, uptown; very
good income: rent $500.
81. 3.5O0-5-Chair Barber Shop. uptown;
room cellar; good income; also a very
good business opportunity; rent, $1,000.
sl.2O0-Barber shop. Fl ST. ne; store: 4
rooms & basement; doing very good busl-
ness: rental, with lease $3.50
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph Fr. 61a3. 6l7 f ST. NV.
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ON THTRTFFNTH STREET

Ideal business property, consisting Of main
floor. dry storage cellar and second floor.
elevators from street to cellar and from cell
lar to second floor. Electric lights, gas,
steam heat. well built modern hreproof build
ing. Can he leased in whole or in part
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
110S Sixteenth Street n. W.
a
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p. F. CARLEY,


Ph' Fr. 6153 s1T st. NV.
S3.5OO-Gaage Accessory Paint Busi-
ness. uptown. NV; capacity 30 cars; 5-yr.
lease: very good income; must sell at sac
rihce
81 .5OO-Grocery, sw.: store; rooms;
h.w.h. gas: 3-yr. lease; rent. $3.50.
SO enO-Grocery & Market. ne; store.
rooms. bath. very good income; rental, with
lease SEQ OO
So aO0-Grocery 4 Meats sw.; rooms 4
garage; capacity 3 cars; 5-yr. lease; rent,
S6a 90
81 OOO-G rocery. downtown. NV: wonder
ful income: rental. with lease. $4,000
81 iOO-Grocpry & Meats. sw.: store;
ro,.ms & cellar: must sell at sacrifice; rental.
with lease. $50 80.
COO-GrOcerv & Property; store; 8
rooms: garage: Iatrobe heat: gas; stock
& fixtures: must sell sacrifice.
s.. .OO,-Hardware, Paints. Varnishes 4
House Furnishings: downtown: rooms
store room: 5-yr. lease: also fixtures. stock
at inventory: must sell at sacrifice: owner
leaving town: rent, SlT5.oO
Sc. .SOO-Hntpl. Pa ave. NV; IS rooms h
several baths: good income: rental. with
lease 5000 90.
81. 2.Jo0-Lunchroom, 18th st. NV: doing
good business: lease with rental, Sli2.50.
So. 3.550-Lunchroom. uptown. NV: stores
4 several rooms: excellent business; must
ell at sacrifice: owner leaving country:
rent. s125.OO
IN. Fr. s153. sI7 st. nv.
P. F. CARLEY,
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CHEVY CHASE-Sl". good b8v ~
this high class suburb; Tehh'e-iHsh hrr-
ralow: slate rnof: rooms -h-wh: cler.
lights; large l0t. 40Kg1s garage To rra--
House Is in excellent condition: immediate
possession can he obtained Attractive
terms wM. :. PHILLIPS. 1909 y Y. ave
Main 4f0O
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NEW BUNENIow: HOT WATER HTAr:
hardwood. hriIt-ln fra-ures. rarara. rfc
lot: shade. large porch: = rooms and hsfh:
beautiful home: special price. 50 .on1 terms.
loTlS T. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave.
Main 1Iss
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DANDY HOME oF SIN ROOMS a TILFn,
hath. hui.t.iu garage: concrete front and
lower rear nHrHh. sleeping porch on second
floor: has lnf water heat. electric lights
hardwood foDrs and trim: basement Ofers i
~ tho rrr~oUahl" pri0" Of SlO. no M
KEEyER & GoSS. i4ns Eye xt. NV. Nod
g7-2 or2
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kerth Columbia heirht,

NNh iiA MI lNN Nl.-Hsla NHNl-
rms; h h.w h.: eiec garage.
- l. SANSRf' EN A 90 THHE 80 M
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S12500-
$500.
P. F. CARLEY,


Ph Fr 6I53 6l7 st. NV.
81 roO-CIeaning & Dyeing: downtown;
-Prv good income: must sell at sacrifice;
viii take offer Rent. 5000.
81 4On- Cleaning & Dyeing: downtown;
real money maker: wonderful bargain;
FenntI with lease S6S %.
g. SOn-Confecti0ncry. Del. 4 Cigar Stand:
downtnwn room & cellar: a real money
maker; a wonderful bargain: must sell ut
sIrrihce: owner leaving country; rent, Sl75.
-. s00-Candy Mfg. & Lunch Room: :. W;
store 4 kitchen: very good income: rental
with lease. $3.50.
81 2JO0-DeIicatessen. 9th st. NV; good To-
cation: also very good business; yrs. lease;
rent. Sl25 m.
So 2s00-DHIiratpssen. Ca. ave. NV. / room
& store: doing good business; yrs. lease;
rent. $500
81 .5on-Delicatessen & Rakery. Rhode Is
land ave. ne; l large room & fixtures:
wonderful bargain; umst sell at sacrifice:
rent $500
So. 2.000-DeliCatpSsen. downtown: I large
room. store & basement: wonderful brsi-
opportunity; doing good business; must
sell At sacrifice: rent. $500.
S3,500-Gents. Furnishings, Sc. g rooms,
store = bath: good income; rent. S135.J0.
sS,0O0-Garage. uptown: capacity So ears:
Ayr. lease: owner retiring; must sell st
sacrifice.
P. F. CARLEY,
II. Fr. sI5a. 6l7 st. nv.
CONFECTIONERY AND NUT SHOP:
downtown: doing Q nne business on o
nsin thorouEhfsre: rent only 500 with 3
year lease: price, 81. $50 WILDAAN a
CO.. 9th Il. Franklin e40s.
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NoRTnIMPT0N ST7-,ia 1so05

3ENIFER ST, y BLOCK FROM C0NN.
ave- rooms & hath: h.-w.h.. rlsr. r0S.
h-irk Great hUv - SIo 90. GATFwO0D
: HENNETT. so Cont TrTS' neg N f79t
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CHAPLIN ST. WEST OF l4TH-7 ROOMS.
bath: garage: furnished. Price, 81, 500
LOClS r SHOEMAKER. 1407 y. Y. ave
NV. Main 11f6.
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Brightwood.
Central Northwesl.

Central Northwea.
FLA. AVE y W. RET. 18TH & l4TH ST.
rooms bath: h.-w.h.: elec. Price. Sc 600
Thomas z. Petty. 2Ol3 18th ST. NV. Y. Ass.
l2TH ST. y W. NEAR W ST. tColored)
rooms and bath; atrObes. Price. S.. 80
JOHNSON AVE. y. W
rooms and bath: brick. Price $1,000
Thomas F.. Petty. 2nI3 18th st. NV. " Ass.
sTH. Mr.: L N. w rms: Z b.; 4 storage
eth q d. franklin e4o6.
HIATT PLACE y. W
9 r.. b.: ami: garage. Price so. .OOO
Thomas f. Petty. 2olS 14th St NV. " 4I5S.
E ST y. W. NEAR BIRD ST.
10 rms. h: stable: fur: ht. Price. $40. OOO
Thomas E. Petty 2OI3 14th st. NV. " Ass
FINE OCATION: EXCLUSIVE NEIGH
borhood: we'll built home: nine rooms and
two baths: all outside rooms; has hot-water
heat. electric lights; possession can he had
with title. Price, $4,000. McKEEyER &
GOSS. 14O5 Eye st. NV. NJ 4752. 23l-3
nth ST. y W-LOT 2Ox9O; FRAME
house: rent SIG. 20. Price. So. 100 LOUIS r.
SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave. NV. NJ. 1856.
SHEPHERD ST. Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME
rooms: bath: garage; deep lot. $500.
LOUIS r SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave
NV. Main 1866.
CHAPLIN ST. WEST OF I4TH-7 ROOMS.
bath: garage: furnished. Price, 81, 500
LOFTS r SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave
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S7.s0o-EASY TERMS; FERRY. WEST n
18th: ro1ms and bath: h-wh: elec
'ricitv: hardwood hoors. WILLIAM Kl
HARTTNG. 11nS 18Th IT nv Main 81.
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CHEVY CHASE-STTCCO HOME COW
9ietely detached On lHrre lot. s-s ~fnus
side porch: has eight well ventilnted rooms
and bath: cellar: modern hsRtinE plant
hardwood floors and electrIrity= EHraEs.
rariv possession. Price. $1,000. MrEEEvER
& GOSs. 1905 Eye 81 NV. Main sT52
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JoCELYN ST.-Sl2.OoJ.

porrhrs
y ! SANSRURY = co. ItIs st. NJ. 5soL
CHEVY CHASE-IN THE CHOICEST SIC.
tiun. = hrirk ~Pmi- mi-huuralaw - 6 r & p
oak floors throughout. lot 7OyaO; h-I <
cg7ro. r"al buy Tor S1S.7s0. C. 5.
nrNNETT. Cont Trrs. Rrar. N.i, f-at
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I. sANsRrRv L co. ITsrst. N. 5sat.

NJ. Com. ayr o rus.: p .: d. m g.: rr-lrn.
y 4. SANSBTEy & GO. lslS 80 " 5so4.
CHEVY CHASE. ND -vACANT: East
Lenoy st: 10 rooms. haths: rns anS
electricity. So on. THnS FISHER
co. INC. T8S l5fh At Main Gsan.
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CHEVY CHASE. Nd. GRAFTON ST
overlDoks KI-kPsiSa Gog Cub. da--.rr1:
huilt-in garage SO S1A. THOS. FISHER
a CO.. INC. T9S 1-fh - vn.- rSTD.
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PA. AVE, WEST OF l7TH-A SECTION
that is growing rapidly; $50. 900: three
story brick; X rooms. sream heat; cleo
tricity: by remodeling the front and In
stalling two more baths, thi- ~roperty would
rent for about So 900 g year. DAVID 3.
BARRY. 1907 Fl ST. NV. Main 1901. SO
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$4,000

18TH ST. NEAR OAKS r. & =. WITH
running water In bedrooms: 81 modern
~ ~coh'enisnces; % deep LOT IgLnl,n"a & Gluc
Bldg. Main 6SqA
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CHEVY CHASE. NR. COUNTRY CTR. det.
FISHER g. co. Tss 18th NV NJ os3o.


low with garage o. match. ra71s a
hath. hardwood rhrrgCrrHr. 5- fnn sNgIrast
lonsfi0n; large ror. Price T. only ST. 511.
g. : BENNETT. so coat. Trust y dg
Main G-Iz
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NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-SlO 600,
One square on 18Th st. a remarkably low
priced home: rooms: hath: h.-Eh: elec-
lights; lot 26 feet wide: builtin rarare.
up-to-date features: large colonial frpu
porch; rear porches and sleering porch. Ess 7
terms. wM. S. PHILLIPS. 1909 n. n
ave. Main $500.
BRAND NEW HOUSE,. MODEM IL EvERY
detail; attrActively planned and In a seci
tion most desirable. 18th St: rooms aud
bath; concrete front porch: double rear pori
rhes; space for garage. Price of 50. 800 X
right; terms. SHANNON a LCCHS. IL
l4th St NV. Main 2345.
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Telephone: Main $500
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.

AN OLD EsTABLIsHEp srAND-Dry
goods. hosiery and shoes; In Northwest sec
tion; long lease; rent reasonable; price. s5,-
900 including stock and fixtures. Stock
alone Is worth the money.
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PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE OVERLOOK
ing Rock Greek rark; rooms and hath:
servants room and toilet in cellar: laundry :;
h"r-wster heat: electricity. gas. hardwood
foor> and trim screened sleeping Porches;
screened breakfast porch; built garage F..
owner leaving town. will sell for $4,000 on
terms SHANNON 4 LUCHS. 7l3 lIth st.
NV Main pa
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First st. NV. near Mass ave- rooms
and bath: cellar: to large alley.
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS,
3I4 Pa ave. Sc.
ST.-S15. 800
Q rms, h: ar7i.: near 18th ST.
y. L. SANSBURY & CO. l4Is at ". 1904.
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JENIFER sT-si6.T50

NV Main 49,. 2'os
JENIFER sT.-slG.T50
Practically new: rms: b.: a nj; double
: I. sANsRrRv L co. 1915 st. N. ssot
M'EINI.EY SIS. TD1.
NJ. C0-a. ayr : rrus.: p : amt: rs-lrn.
\. l. SANsBJEY & GO. isls =. " 5sol.
CHEVY CHASE. NiD-vACANT: FAST
Lenoy ST; 10 rooms. > baths: rns HnS
electricity. So on. THnS. FISHER &
co. INC. TsS 18Th st. Main Gss0.
CHEVY CHASE Nd GRAFTON ST.
overlooks KI-krsISa COR cub: da--.rr1:
huiIt-in garage. SO S'a. THOS FISHER
CO. INC. rs l1th - Nr.- fSan.
REAUTTFTL STTCDO RESIDENCE Only
short distance FROM Cr--anTTrit
ryn. IN nle 0f fIr 'rr1sf-iT.f parts ~ i...fr
CrsSe: roIms and hath = hrT-1.~r.I.
0o'l8r 9u1 ar1ir- haf.vrs-Hr rrr-. Hr..--' f-r.
hardwood ho"rs and trim 7rro-''v painted
Inside ard ont, and 1ane-"7. . TD0a fro
places: metal weather -.7s- s--t.-S H-1
awnings; e-car Es-aca: AZ "Hl.E favT rTHf
rraITa> in S5rrihh"rE rat I,,.ri9E; =
LTCHS, T12 18Th - NV. Main 90.
A ST. Mr.. 9Th ~ rooms & b.: LAT n:
good condition: $3.50: 81 30 cash Wild
NAN a Co. 9th ard n FrauEliu -G4os.
CHEVY CHASE-Si0.N .Ns- r8SF bsv "
this high class suburb; Trhh'e-dssh h-r-
CaIow: slate roof. rooms hgwh. rte~.
House Is in eNccI'en; condition: Immediate
possession can he ohtaIuad. Attractive
terms WM. :. PHILLIPS, 1909 y. Y ave.
Main 4S0o.
NORTH EMPT0N Sr-sTa. zoo.
Bungalow: rms: b; h--.h.: sl-e.;
douhle garage
/ stNsRrRY & CO.. 1rsrst. N. ssoa
Sl5.750-LEIA ST -N- cars. -
h: h.-wh.: oIar attractive Hrf1clr.d rssf-
denNe- 2-rar garage. vacant. WILLIAM X
HARTING- l'n> 'r'h So nv. Main 80.
DETACHED rEHHE HOUSE. pN IOTl
1oN11o frr'. wiz. ra-.c's : rooms ani
hath. nor .u.a-9- boat. electricity. hardwood
fHs-~ s0f -r.0. sL.r0irE n0rrhns You
may hHrn tH- assr-arr" as tho owner ~ ls,
homo 'rrf -.r rasa q real value. = Hars,'
rhar O. vel. h.i.r and in TCiEHh0rh1o1 rrHt
b. rfar...sIrr E.s--aN1r- pHs-rs~.7r and rs--r-
.sr hn arr. re'd rrIoN. 81 so. sHNN-
NuN s IT1Tl~ az '4fh 81 NV. NsiH $3.50
W. UNDERWOOD sT-seO.OnO.
Center hall; rms: D.; ami. la-re
lot Ca-sre
y I s,VsRrEY & Co. IusIs-. NJ. sso.
1ENIFER ST, y RLOCK FROM C0NN.
ave- rooms & hath. D. W a.. e1sr rTS.
h-irk Great hHv - SI2.o-o. CATEwo0D
: HENNETT. 500 Cont Tr1s' neg. N. G7ot
JOCELYN ST.-Sl2.OOJ.
rms: b.; amt: sleeping bresk,s't
\ I. sANSRURY = co. Ius st. NJ. 5soG
CHEVY CHASE-IN THE CHOICEST Sr~-
ti"n. hrirk ~rmi-huuEBluw ~ r & p
"ak floors throughout lot 70yaO: h-I"k
rg7re. 4 rral buy for S1s. $50. G. $.
HtNNETT. Cont. Trrs' R'dE. Main s1e'-
NEW RUNENuow: H0T WATER HEAr;
hardwood: hui1t-ln frarurrs: rarare. r'g
lot shade: large porch: : rooms and harh:
beautiful home: special price. 50 .onl terms.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave.
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Pictures of Motorists.
An Owner Objects to Adding His
Photograph to the Police Gallery.

To THE New YORK HERALD: 1 read
drives his automobile must file photo
graph Of himself In the Police Depart
ment OF this city. besides having one
on his card of registration or initiation
into the trouble court.
No one can object to his photograph
being on his trouble card. but i object.
and all have spoken to object vigor-
ously to the requirement to file photo
graph In the Police Department. That
should not be required. 1t is a Disgrace
ful thing to have ones photograph in
the Police Department and an invasion
Of ones personal rights.
The law permits nobody to photograph
another and use the picture without per-
mission. We have some idea of privacy
left, which should be respected, and I
trust that self-respecting citizens will
unite to stop this unnecessary police
requirement
Personally. I think the experiment pne
likely to create confusion. without ben
eft, and an annoyance to drivers from
other States. If New Jersey licensed
automobile driver Is unjustly dealt with
Mr.. Dell. the efficient czar over automo-
bile matters in New Jersey. will be
heard from. as he has been in the past.
We might all register in New Jersey and
keep our photographs for our friends
and not for the Police Department
Let us have some rest from regula-
tions that invade our privacy
JOHN H. JUDGE.
NEW YORK, July ~.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
Puzzle of Broken Glass.
An Automobilist Wonders How So
Much Of 1t Gets In the Roadway.

To THE New YORK HERALD. I have
been driving a car for a number of
years in this and other States and have
been meeting broken glass just In the
path take. All these years / took the
situation good naturedly, and instead
of being enraged selected the more gem
erous alternative of plying the man
whose oar must have been smashed.
But to-day while traversing one of the
favorite routes taken by the motorists
in this section, 1 had to go over three
glass strewn patches within a hundred
yards of each other.
Then 1t dawned on me that over thou
sands of miles that 1 had driven I had
been an eyewitness to only less than
half dozen rather serious accidents
and in only one Of these were pieces of
broken glass left behind. I began to
ponder over the genesis of the thou
sands of these enemies of the tires that
1t has been my misfortune to 60 over
failed to find any honorable explana-
tion Of the presence OF the glass.
asked other motorist friends. They
too, did not believe that the accidents
they had observed were in proportion "a
the number of these Injurious patches
there being altogether too many of the
latter.
/ wonder how the experience and the
impression Of your readers are In thi.
regard. DJEvAp Eyous.
BROOKLYN, July IL.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13


There isn't sentence nor a word
nor syllable Of the Kansas indus
trial laws needed by any other State
to maintain its sovereignty and to
defend human liberties and rights.
That isn't the trouble where dis
order and violence and crime and
bestiality run amuck and ride rough
shod over law and authority. The
trouble is that in the high posts as
IN the low posts Of authority there
are mighty few Governor Aliens.
And any public official, whether
Federal, State or local, that wants
to crawl under the bed instead of
standing up like man when his test
comes to suppress lawlessness and
take care of the public and all the
rights of the public may as well put
that in his pipe and smoke it.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
Minstrel History.
Who Was Delehanty's Partner When
He Sang "ShOO Fly"Y

To THE NEW York HERALD: William
M. Sweeny's letter raises a nice point
in connection with the song "Shoo Fly"
Daniel Donegan is quoted as saying
that the song was written for Delehanty
and Hughes and that Mr.. Donegan sang
1t for week and then the boss, Dan
Bryant. sang it. Did Mr.. Donegan mean
Delehanty and Hengler or did Delehanty
have a partner before Hengler?
In Bryant's first season in the Four
teenth street house there was a player
known as r. Hughes, and in the second
Delehanty and Hengler appear In a
letter to THE SUN a few years ago
Dave Reed said that Delehanty and
Hengler were the first to produce "Shoo
Fly" In this country.
Mr.. Donegan also said that I'VE sang
It in the basement of Tammany Hall in
1859 or 1870" Bryants Minstrel Hall,
as 1t was named at that time, was IN
the part Of the Tammny building after
ward known as the Germania Theater,
Tony Pastors and now the Olympic. Ac-
cording to Browns History Of the New
York Stage: 'In the basement were
the Punch and Judy show, a panorama,
a. lunch counter and bar" What con-
nection. II any, was there between Bry-
ants Minstrel Hall and the basement
show? ]. III. JAMES.
NEW YORK, July IL.