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ONLY
$50
REQUIRED

To secure a MIDDAUGH 4 sHANNoNbuiit
bungalow. with lots loft. front.
These properties offer everything you would
expect in home: They are complete, and
Buy in growing locality where values are
increasing-a locality Of detached homes with
Prices LESS THAN HOUSES IN ROW
Over IS houses and Bungalows sold.
Terms are so low you can scarcely afford
to rent. Telephone or call for booklet
$3.50 cash. s6S month. Average saving, S41
$500 cash. s66 month. Average saving, $40
81. 900 cash. S6s month. Average saving, s4I.
Built. owned. for sale only by
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
! Incorporated. Main $685.. Established 1890
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
NO Place Like Home: No Home Like Ours"
VACANT HOME.
Price, $3.50.
bath: finished attic; in fine condition; ready
to move into.
EUCLID ST. NV.
PRICE. SO, ,5O0-Twos.ory tapestry brick;
seven rooms. bath; hot-water heat. electricity:
sleeping porch; white and mahogany trim;
servants quarters; lot $50 feet deep.
10th ST. HEIGHTS.
PRICE. s12 25OO-De;ached. center hall plan:
six roSms: to baths: hot-water heat. elec-
. tricity and gas: open fireplace; metal weather
stripped. awnings and screens; immediate
possession.
DOWNTOWN.
PRICE. Sl3. .J0O-vacant. Centrally located
three-s .ory brick; nine rooms bath: hot-water
heat. electricity; new paper and paint; very
attractive terms
ON R ST. NV.
PRICE, $15O0O-west Of Conn. ave-: q
! three-story brick: L. rooms. 2 baths; sleeping
porch; splendid condition.
Main 1884.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
w I4th St. NV.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
HAlA
DELIGHTF1
DELIOH I r
Near Soldiers Home Park.
$3.50. Easy Terms.

DELIGHT r
Near Soldiers Home Park.
~ $3.50. Easy Terms.
Attractive. thoroughly modern tapestry brick
home Of spacious rooms and tiled bath: hot
water heat, electric lights: front and double
rear porches: room for garage. Perfect con-
West of 10th.
Near Rock Creek Park.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
baths. all on two floors. Hardwood floors
throughout. Hot-water heat. electricity;
sleeping porch. Cement and, metal garage.
Ceiling Of cellar plastered. Excellent offering.
Oliver ST, Chevy Chase, D. c.
SII,5oo. Easy Terms.
Charming detached bungalow. style home of
we'll planned rooms and tiled bath: i hot
water heat electricity; front porch, sleeping
weather stripped; instsntaneous heater: built
in bookcase. Good sized lot. Most appealing.
Park Ave. Detached.
West I4th.
$I2,S5o. Easy Terms.
Brand-new detached home. just completed
BY one of Washingtons builders Of expensive
homes This builder does not know how to
build cheaply constructed places. Six ideal
rooms and tiled bath hot-water heat. electric
lights; hardwood floors: open fireplace; glass
inclosed porch. Large lot. See this at once.
You will be delighted.
WILLIAM K
aIJO2 10Th St NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR sALE-f,ontiuued

ami: minutes walk to Ge6rgetown: ex-
client view and elevation: 1850. Phone
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conttaaeA
NM NEAR 14th ST. CAR--s ROOMS AND
nAtn. brick. large front and rear porches.
snS Sh' ,e else' g.,sse inclossd sleeping ID PsTss @
terms. Address Boz 2s.R. star ofice. Q.
FRo1 OWNER AND BUILDER.
G.4JO $1,000 CASH.
#. deep: l5-n. alley: large living room:
e,oa. aesneh door. lead from dnnG tS sp.
tiled bath: mahogany and ivory trim; h.-w.b.:
This Il GNorEsrfoSasY aDS ns1Is q TIE hsros sssT
VALUE IN THE CITY AT THIS PRICE.
Addres. Boz 2s0-R. star once.
rETw0RTH SIX ROOMS. COLONIAL
sleeping porch. extra long lot. fruit trees.
berries. grapes. many rose bushes: owner
leaving city: 90 agents. 432 Taylor NV. %
NV. 18th ST. ABOVE oUINCY-6 ROOMS
and bath. pebbledash. sleeping porch. hard
wood throughout: Ami: room for garage:
splendid condition: sl1 900; terms Address
PETwORTH : 2-sT0RY BUNGALOw; 8
rooms and tiled baths. stone fireplace. tiled
Kitchen. sleeping porch. h. h.-w.h.. cleo; modern
In every way; hardwood throughout: paved
street and alley; garage: wonderful home;
IKE new: $4,000: terms Address Box 231 r.
2s1o 2oth STREET NORTHwEsT-LARGE,
water heat; all modern improvements; com.
pletely furnished. For full informal ton. price,
terms, etc, call at Room Z Warder building.
corner 9th and streets northwest. Telephone
Main 4083
4-RO0M BUNGALOW. NEAR GRANT CIR
Gle. Petworth; newly decorated; concrete base
| ment; h.w.h.; wired for cleo; only $4,000:
| ONCE.
! A BEAUTIFUL s-R0OM AND 2-BATH HOME:
| large front and rear porches: concrete cellar;
hot water heat: electric lights; hardwood floors:
breakfast porch: large lot, J0xi50, 10 a paved
alley: immediate possession. 1921 Buchanan
| street nv; price: SIS. 900: terms. JOS. A.
! HERBERT 4 SONS. SIS Z. Cap. street. ex-
elusive agents.
SEMI IDETACHED HOUSE
An exceptionally attractive house; six large
! rooms. tiled bath. large front and rear
porches. sleeping porch: side yard and side
nroS.rT foe 10 so S PERsY IN
RUSSELL COMPANY. 926 18th St. s.w. cor
ner OF X.
EYE ST. NEAR 7th. first commercial; 8-story
brick to ao.ft. alley: deep lot: fine investment
or speculation. easily remodeled for business.
Very cheap at $500: act promptly.
| and bath brick house. Asking $500: musi
UNION REALTY CORPORATION;
ONTARIO ROAD-s ROOMS AND BATH:
alley: Earage space: gas: steam heat; good
condition. Owner occupant will give imme-
| diate possession. Price. $500; terms.
HyattsvilIe-s rooms and bath: arranged for
Q apts; large double lot. fruit etc; near car
| lines: a good buy at s6.soo; 81 900 cash and
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main s415. 1410 NV.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Bungalow with rooms and = ba tbs; ami:
2-csr garage: price. $10.5O0: terms. Phone
Mein $500. BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. f34
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Morrison ST, Chevy Chase, D. c.
S22. 900. Reasonable Terms.

Beautiful corner residence Of hollow tile
construction. 10 spacious rooms. tiled baths.
unusual breakfast and lounging porch, screened
floors: open fireplace; hot-water heat. cleo
trio lights: concrete porches; slate roof; large
lot; convenient to Conn. ave.
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14th ST MISUNDERSTANDING Possession.
NEW MOD. HOME-NR. 18TH & KENNEDY.
Excellent location: colonial type house; six
unusually large rooms, tiled bath: h.-w.h.,
cleo. oak noora and trim; large front porch,
netp perSn can,,a sno Draast p9rcn on1 r"
lot 145 II. deep. For immediate sale. 81, ESQ
real bargain at this figure. Inspect at once.
w HSnpusc mo verms nis nno apPp'htmrn. m rIrr
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iEAU1iFUL HOME. ~ NUUalo; A.M:i. !,
sutbuildlngs; improved grounds: 10 a.; 8 miles
G from city: near trolley and pike. DEAN
GLIDING interest: beautiful new and room
bungalows and hath handsome elec. light hx-
lures: beautifully papered: range in kitchen; !;
vegetables and chickens. and near electric car
line. J. II. ROGERS. owner. Phone Hyatts-
M nErHEs13A; waTKISs a AYE. AyE.Bx sans OWNER: !sR:
ground fTSIt s eSwers; garage; chicken houses
EAST RAYMOND STREET. CHEVY CHASE.
,n county, n, erna s1
room house with one acre Of ground: large
house with two acres Of ground, For ioca-
W.rder Suilaips corner 9th and streets
northwest. Telephone Main 4093.
ALTA VISTA. MD-SIX ROOMS, BATH:
sleeping porch. xarsss; 1850; terms to .. so''
Takoma Park Modern Homes.
rooms and bath; s;m;l; newly pspered;
New bungalow. rooms and bath; h-wh;.
sleeping porch, noored attic where there is
room for large rooms. bargain at 1850.
Terms.
bath: hardwood floors. $8.50O. Terms.
+ New four-room and bath bungalow: m !
Only A,10O. Others from S3.230 to $4,000.
|, C. ". VAN WAGNER.
"a Cedar ST.. Takoma PIX. D. c. Col. 135l.N:
CHEAPER THAN RENT: 5000 DOWN AND
$35 per month: rooms and bath. in desir-
able suburb; gas, elec.. water; lot. 8ax4Oo ~: !.
garage; possession at once. Price, $500.
Call Mr.. Reed. franklin S9S.
BUNGALOW; CORNER LOT IN A STRICT
y white subdivision: rooms and hath: cleo.
water deep lo' soIlso G fenced hosss sss
per month. Call Mr.. Reed, Franklin sos.
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Corcoran St.
Near Perry Belmont's Home.
$1,000. Easy Terms.

Quaint English basement style home. Eight
we'll arranged rooms and bath. Brick con-
struction. This home has been remodeled and
decorated by artist and is an ideal studio
home. This type of property is very much
in demand these days. The above price is
ridjculousiy low
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R. I. Ave. Near North Capitol.
$1,000. Easy Terms.

Splendid corner brick home Of hne rooms
and bath; large front porch; extra large lot:
parquet floors; high elevation. commanding
view. Of city. Convenient to cars, stores and
schools
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

! WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Is. p..rt,ful homes that are the last word in
S,ssS IN Sedse
~ hs;,t consfruction; attractive front porches;
t.S sS%psss s%a
Ia.34EanS nncrs upstairs and down; all modern
-coaysniences. Phone rs fer appointment to
inspect. -
= cOIUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Brick home of seven room. and BATH ai..ssnn, ss%i
cn,.,it;on. moderu throughout with hot-water
heat. electric lights; front and and rear porehes;
built-in garage. Price, $lS,OOo. 800"
/, ILLINOIS AVE.
A home that can be bought on 81 500 cash
keSt. etc. Price only 81, $50. Worth your i'm
mediate inspection. oo
McKEEVE
,r1rrrpa or THn WAHHIN
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Near 7th and North Carolina ave. s.e.-5
rooms. brick; cellar; deep lot to wide alley;
terms.
HARRY e. GLADMAN.
Line. S46. S06 Pa. ave. Sc.
FOR SALE, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. f6
rooms and reception hall: new. expensive elec-
tric fixtures: steam heat: new furnace: s2len-
did floors. scraped and polished: 3 baths: en-
tire house newly papered and painted; high
class work; space for garage. to soft. alley;
p Inspect and you will buy at once. Price,
So. 600: terms.
W. II. MARSHALL. ses New York Ave.
Exclusive Agent.
cOLORED-TWO STORIES. NINE ROOMS.
bath; corner brick; cellar: latrobes: entrances
side and front; every room cheerful; garage.
Price, 1880: terms. Near st. market.
Address Box 80 II. Star Office 7'
BY OwNER-sUBURBAN HOME. NEW. 5
rooms; elec. lights; in onefare zone; 81. 150;
terms. Grant apt. 2. 800 B st. ne. g.
JUST VACATED-304 7fh ST s.E.-EXCEI-
lent Groom. cellar, brick: price only 5000;
reasonable terms. Owner, Col. S58.
BY OWNER-OCCUPAST-7 RMS; IN
garage; Gruver-bu:lt: corner house; near
Grant Circle. Col 1921. -
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
SS 4m.
HARRY z. GLADMAN,
SOn1LnUe0

=, 80. =
Near 7th and North Carolina ave. SEE
rooms. brick; cellar; deep lot to wide alley;
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JAMES NJ. CARTER & CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C. TAKOMA PARK.
bngalo Of
I'm
CORNER HOME. garage good value at s77'o: s"" cash.
& tile sm ssan hsIs Ss 3. Sn dasn Th BARGAIN
and
a
BUNGALOW for Shs sr.Ss s"''F neat electric lights room
and bath home
ptpees: ps well ItG QUINCY ST NV
owih
~
' ~ JAMES M. CARTER & CO., INC.
Main o57-658 1911 4 St NV
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Attractive. thoroughly moder4 tapestry brick
home Of spacious rooms and tiled bath: hot
water heat. electric lights: front and double
rear pOrches; room for garage. Perfect con-
dition. Close to cars and stores.
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FOR sALE-H0USES.
il HOMES.
Melrose ST., Chevy Chase, Md.
$4,000. Reasonable Terms.
CODtiDued

Suburban detached residence Of 10 rooms and
bath: steam heat. electric lights. Attic
Servants room and bath. Two storage rooms
on third floor. Spacious grounds.
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BEAUTIFUL HOME, IL kUUalo; A.M:L.,
Jutbuildings; improved grounds: 10 a.; miles
from city; near trolley and pike. DEAN
CALDWELL. NJ 1901 1e
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CLEVELAND PARK.

CLEVELAND PARK.
A wonderful home, detached: brick and
frame construction; six rooms and bath; front
and rear porches; hot-water heat, electric
lights: hardwood floors: breakfast porch: built
in bookcases: cedar closets; French doors; open
fireplace; built-in garage; alley Price. 3l3, $50.
36-3
MT. PLEASANT.
Charming, commodious home; six rooms and
bath; glassed-in sleeping porch;> noored attic: I:
hardwood floors; front and rear porch; hot
water heat. electric lights; space for garage.
Price, $12 900. Convenient terms. 3703
TAKOMA PARK.
Five rooms and bath. with glassed- in break
fast and sleeping porches; front and rear
porches; 10 modern throughout; chestnut trees
on lot; 50-foot front. S76-S
R & GOSS,
Main 47s2.
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FoR RENI-HoUsEs
RURNIaHED,

76ss L 81. N.w-EIdHT-R00M HOUSE.
completely furnished; win sell furniture and
two rooms now rented for $a5. FIR. 1881. g.
NEW GROOM, TILED:BATH. COL TYPE
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NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Bungalow with rooms and ba tbs: ami:
2csr garage: price. $10.5O0: terms. Phone
MGin $500 BAUMAS HEINZMAN. f34
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R. AND SLEEPING PORCH; ANIL; DE-
tached house; large lot. shade grass. garage;
completely fur: reasonable for summer to re-
sponsible party. $500 18th NV. Adams 21os
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Phone Exchange Main 372.
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AUGUST I, OR SOONER. TO Adults: SIN
room house: ami: in good residence section
NV: garage room; one year or longer. Phone
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Park Ave. Detached.
West 18th.
SI2,85o. Easy Term:

IIo8 10th St. NV.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
sstZ ~ s.!ei hsys ,wsiti.e liss e ys.shessrs
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BARGAIN.
lust OF Wisconsin ave: Store and dwelling
with rooms and bath. OF brick construction
Price. A.750. for immediate sale. Worth
investigating.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1894 q St: NV: Phone Main 1923.
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VERY SPECIAL.

Attractive home near 10th and Florida
ave-; IL yell arranged rooms, baths;
hot-water heat. and in AL condition.
Double h-;ck garage. Price reduced to
only 1900.
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Ten-room and 3-bath home,

923 18th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
sE1UTTruE 5-RooM HOUSE: ALI MOD
ern lconveniences; located 10th and 4: l. ave: e:
Il. .Iis. psyabie SiT5 cash, balance, $50 per
month XDniy Room 200, g21 18th st. NV.
8.950LS ROOMS AND BATH. BRICK; EYE
~ n near 18TH; by owner; very reasonable
tssms Iddress Box 263-R, Star once.
NF1R INV SACRED HEART. CHURCH.
yest of Ieth st.-8 rooms. ? bafhs. garAge:
immSdixts .pos6ession. Nr. HALoN1x, Asta
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Main 1884.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
~ 18th St. NV.

GROOM BRICK-S7, 800.
Well built house. Petworth section: newly
papered good neighborhood: hardwood floors;
sleeping porch rooms, bath. electricity. gas,
hot-wafer heat. Terms. Address Box liar,
Star Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
CACL|OT| MAY Be
BLACK HAND VICTIM
Possibility That Man Found
Dead on Saturday May Have
Been Murdered.

That n Black Hand gang, operat-
Ing near Second and Washington
streets. is responsible for the death
OF Bruno Goglioti, as, who died early
Saturday morning at 2t6 Jefferson
street. IL the belief of both the city
and Federal authorities. Such gang
according TO the police. has been In
operation In that immediate vicinity
FOR some time.
Possibility that GaRlIoti's death was
connected with the murder of Samuel
Christiana, on January 8, IL also
hinted at, II was reported that wit
nesses OF the latter killing were threat
ened with death In case they should
testify. Gaglioti, II Ia understood, was
n witness.
Tho death Of Gegliotl on Saturday
has caused considerable speculation.
After death had been pronounced by
physicians the coroner conducted an
autopsy, and found that Gaglioti might
have died by one OF several causes.
The man suffered from n fatty heart
In conjunction with having a congeat
Cd hung. The stomach has been re-
moved and an examination of the or
gan will be made at the University nf
Delaware laboratory In an effort TO
learn II the man had been poisoned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
NO TREATY RECORD
HARDING EXPLAINS
TO DATA REQUEST
President Declares There We're
No Secret Undertakings Nor
Secret Exchanges Of Notes.
yAP PACT is REPORTED

Dy Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington. Feb. 2o--presideni
Harding, replying today to the Senate
on the Hitchcock resolution asking FOR
Information relative 10 the negotia-
tion Of tho Four Power Pacific treaty
stated II was Impossible TO furnish
the requested information because
most Of the negotiations were conduct
cd without the maintaining Of "A rec
ord.
The President said Il would not he
compatible with public interests 20
disclose the confidential negotiations
of the treaty negotlators. but he de-
clared that there were no concealed
undertakings and no secret exchanges
of notes"
Almost coincldent with the arrival
of the Presidents letter at the Senate
the foreign relations committee Of that
body. by a vote Of 10 10 I ordered fav-
crably reported the treaty between tho
United States and Japan regarding the
Island Of Yap
The action followed two hour de-
bate i'm the committee and was taken
after several Republican and Demo-
cratic senators had indicated they
would favor reporting the treaty to
the Senate, but reserved the right 10
further discuss Il on the floor.
The single negative vote was cast
by Senator Pittman. Democrat. Ne
vada.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
MAURICE {. ROWLAND
DIES OF TETANUS
Six-Year-OId Son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Bowland Of WASH
ington Heights.

Maurice ~. Rowland, aged 6 ycara,
son of Rufus E and Elizabeth u.
Rowland. died Saturday morning ut
the home OF his parents. 230l Monroe
street. Mr. Buwlana, father Of the
boy, made the following statement to-
day regarding his death;
Maurice started to attend No. 80
school, Boulevard and Concord ave
nue. at the beginning ot the February
term, and twu days later the schools
closed on account Of the prevalence
ot scarlet fever.' Soon afterward I
took him TO Dr. Paul r. Smith.
22nd and Washington streets. to be
vacclnnted. ON Monday last, ton
days after vaccination, he was seized
with tetani, which is form Of tetanus
and went into coma, which continued
until COS O'Clock Saturday morning
when ne died During his Illness he
was attended by two trained nurses.
one FROM the Womens Hospital ~
phladelphla. and the other from
Bloetley Hospital In the same city.
and Or Smith called other physicians
in Insulation"
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning, with services Mt the home Of
the boys parents Rev. Charles H
Bohner, pastor Of Hanover Presby
terlan Church. viii oficiate Inter
ment will be IN a cemetery at Elkton,
Md
pr. Smith. when interviewed by a
representative of Every Evening
stated the child died .pf encephalitin
The boys Illness occurred two weeks
after the vaccination and Dr. Smith
did not know that y resulted there
from. There WAS Il slieht symptom of
tetanus, he Faid. but this soon dis
appeared.
An agent Of the seller of the virus
with which the child was vaceinated
came 10 Wilmington Friday and tool,
away n sample for vaccination.
The bercaved parents Of the hoy
do not attach any blame TO Dr. Smith
They believe he did everything pos
Eible for the lad, II is reported that
several similar cases occurred recent
ly on the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
RAIL UNION WORKERS
TO co INTO POLITICS
viii See That Friends of PIu-
tocraoy Are Not Continued
in Office.
Bx Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BX Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Chicago. Feb 20--A national poll
teal conference called by a COMMITTEES
OF railroad union men began today
for the announced purpose Of forming
plans for participation in primaries
and elections next fall More than
100 labor leaders and representatives
of various minor political factions
were expected to be present by to-
night.
program OF non-partisan political
action. which will result I'm retiring
from public life the servants OF plu-
tocracy and privilege was urged be-
fore n conference of more than 100
labor and farm movement leaders by
William II. Johnston, president Of the
international Association of Machin-
lists in convening the conference to-
day.
The organizations and groups repre-
sented, he declared should get to-
gether in the several States and work
unitedly in the approaching primaries
and in the fall election and elect men
who believe in fundamental American
i rinclples.
tue 'stteIdl pldn OF the conference,
ii was said, was to lay down set OF
principles by which the interests Of
the groups represented at the confer
ence would be looked after While
there was no expectation Of forming a
separate political party at the present
gathering. Chairman Johnston and
other delegates expressed the hope
that new party might be organized
in time TO take an active part in the
1924 elections.
Meanwhile II win be the object Of
the ;abor leaders TO work for the cleo
ion of candidates Of the existing par
ties who are favorable to their pro-
gram.
MIR, Johnston declared that at the
present time "it would he unwise even
20 consider the formation cf a new
political party"
Let us coalesce the work through
existing organizations he urged the
conference. The politicians are on
the defensive. Let us keep them
there"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
SCHOOL MEETING At
CITY HALL TONIGHT
TO Be BIG AFFAIR
It is Hoped to Discuss Fully
Every Angle Of Proposed
Building Project.
DATA WILL BE GIVEN

Everything is In readiness for the
mass meeting To- be held this evening
In the Council. Chamber In City Hall
for consideration of the advlsabiity
of Issuing St 100000 bonds for new
school purposes. and from Indications
II Is going To be,one of the biggest and
most interesting public gatherings held
in this city for some time. In order
to accommodate the crowd Il is expected
will he there. extra seats have been
placed In the room and every effort
viii be made To provide for all who
care To attend.
Howard NJ. Wardi president of city
Council and chairman of the Joint
committee of Council and the Board
of Education appointed to arrange for
tho gathering, win preside. There viii
be present Edgar NJ. Hopes, Jr.. who
VIII endeaVor TO answer all questions
that may be put To him relative 10
the city's financial status at This time
and its ability to carry an additional
bond issue of 1000, 900 without en-
dangering its credit or stretching its
legal bonding limitations. Mr.. Uoones
has been making n very close and dill
igent study Of the situation and ls
probably better qualified 20 deal with
this phase OF the subject than anyone
else. He has taken up the work hv
special request and has been Of won
dCrtU assistance 10 the members of
Council, the school board and others
concerned by the very thorough man
ner I'm which he has handled the whole
proposition. He stated this morning he
intends this afternoon to complete the
data he has i'm hand by reference Ia
the city records and that 10y tonight
he will be in a position TO give COM
plete information on all questions rel
ative To the proposed bond issue and
how it would affect the city's stand
ing in general and the taxpayers I'm
particular.
Among others whoswlll he there will
10 Mayor Harvey, Henry =. Scott.
banker. and who In all probability will
have some remarks To- make: Super
inteudent of Schools David A. Ward
a. J. Taylor. engineer FOR the Della
ware School Auxiliary Association,
and others. At the beginning OF the
meeting IT Is Mr.. Wards plan 20 have
someone explain the proposed new
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