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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

DELIGHTFUL APARTMENT SIX LARGE
rooms and bath; all southern exposure; good
NV. location; must SELL price. go: 1850; So $50
Box 313-R. Star ONCE.
IN THE VICINITY OF 18th AND COLUM
bia ru.-Sixteen apartments, renting for 80 300
per. per annSn; well an,need; low rents; right
11th st. NV.
DESIRABLE APARTMENT. CONsIsTING OF
large rooms and bath. fine back porch and
Total monthly payment. s43. Address Box
315-R, Star ONCE.
FIRST COMMERCIAL CORNER. DOWN
toTn stores and Soo and
ner store occupied by A. & r. Grocery. Price
less than times rental This is very sub
stantial property and located where values are
Increasing. Address BOX olsR. Star ofice.
702 NORTHUMBERLAND-4 LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen. private hall and bath: good closet
space; ali outside rooms; an especially attrac
CORPN.. 141O g st. Main s415.
CO OPERATIVE PLAN - APT. A. THE
Avondale, 3 rooms. Kitchen and bath. subject
70 lease = ss pc. month tn Aug 1s
UNION REALTY coRPN., Exclusive Agent
14I0 @ st. NV. Main s415.
OWNERS SACRIFICE.
modern nreproof apt house near wardm.n
Park Hotel: 16 apts., low rentals; nicely
financed. showing good return on the invest
ment.
Perfect condition.
Act quick. Must be cash.
Owner. Adams 1852 before 10 or after 8 pm.
lHs
SAVE HALF YOUR RENT.
neas sei in Excellent % building. p for sale on the
walker cooperative plan. Price. $50. Cash
payment and $59. 60 per month
The cash payment includes maintenance. IN
terest and operating charges and very sub
stantial curtail Of principal.
Also few larger apartments. Very attrac
tive prices
Ask Any Cooperative
Owner.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
s13 18th st. NV. Main 26pO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

7120 PINEY BRANCH RD.-EETIRE FIRST
moor OF large rooms, inclosed Sleeping porch.
private bath: ami; beautiful location; adults
preferred. Col 8227.
z ROOMS, KITCHEN, SLEEPING PORCH &
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED
Continued.
1926 CALVERT ST. NV.


tNear cor 18th st. and Columbia road.)
cars; will paper and repair to suit ten,nt.
Kahn. 817 7th st: NV.
NORTHEAsT--ATTRAC 8-ROoM AND
bath house.. h..w.h.. electricity. hardwood
aoo5 and trim front and rear poehe' good
Main So. 'hAs, D. seisi sss isih St. NV.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
snss sh9a6oey Rental
'', ,rs vs,i Il ARSoLD 5; AND COMPANY; NJ, ,.,.
MODERN R. & B. BRICK. BLOOMING
md ,na p; brio. cs With g 95 .z, without large ga
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
716 F ST. NE.
rooms and BATH reasonable rent.
WEAVER BROS, Realtors,
735 18th st. Main 1921.
eco - CARROLL ST. See r. 4 B..
.ssi isebreei:ssIs q b: ts.a. heat.
LEO F. JUDGE,
electric lights. furnace heat, $s5.
2212 ST. n.w.-7 rooms and bath. furnace
heat, $85.
GEO. ". LISKINs. 171s ST.
1905 KILBOURNE ST. NV.
Attractive house Of rooms reception hall
and bath; two-car garage; available Aug. Is;
500 month.
W. H. WEST CO.,
VIM. L. r. KING. T. G. PERRY,
sia 18th NV
Excellent Northwest Location.
Attractive six-room and hath house; cleo
tricity; newly papered and painted; near two
car lines. Immediate occupancy.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
Main 30. 924 14th st. NV.
60 Lexington FL. NE.
6 rooms and bath. h.w. and elee., $50
s06 10th st. NV.
16 rooms, baths. excellent roomipg house,
$500.
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
113 14th st. Main 2345
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FOR SALE Ok EXCHANGE
2 ACRES. 10 R. MODERN HOUSE. cow
Chevy Chase cars, 800: 4-story brick ant. =.
x25 600; what have you to oRer7 OWNER. Xd-
dress BOX TAR. Star ONCE.
TWO-STORY FLAT, r. AND B.. H.-W.H
each; near 9Th and Florida ave- ne: rents
$50 month: 50 600. NJ. 9411.
SEVERAL NEARBY VIRGINIA HOMES
cheap on terms. or take good building lots or
small city equity in part payment.
Beautiful modern II r. & 2 b. home, double
garage. in Cleveland Park, only SO. 600; s.. 500
cash, balance easy, or take smaller house in
part payment.
Two 8-room bricks. one near Line. PIX, the
other In BloomngdaIe; vacant: priced low on
terms; trade or rent reasonable.
2 Several Groom houses q. Col Hgts for
coIored; take something small in part payment.
Lots Of lots in the District, clear, on cash
payment $50, balance monthly, q trade tt
equities and assume trust. -
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
lgaia ltoz. 340 y q,
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FOR SALE-LOn.

ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIvELY 10;
Gated lots In 10th Street Heights: beautiful
tree trees oa1 ana i vis.: owner leaving city. Address
CORNER LOT ON ALASKA AvE.-WATER,
sewer, gas and electricity. Surrounded BY
attractive ,tc homes. Address OWNER. Box
l79-k. Star once. -.
BEST LOTS At BEST PRICES. 2. q. RUS
Cleveland 1241.
VICINITY OF BROOKIAND - ABOUT 100
building lots; water. streets and sewer in: no
grading necessary. Address Box 277-R. Star
NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAIN-55 CASH. IS
siso. only IS each. VAIL, $50 Broadway.
New York. 26'
suburb: 40 homes already built; $3.50 each;
terms Address Box 2s5-P. star office.
CHEVY CHASE LOT
for LOCO. $500 cash for quick sale: 60I150
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT.
with frontage on three streets. and contain
ing approximately 10 acres of ground. Ideally
located for subdivision or building project.
price Of less than SC tHve eents) per 80. It.
This ground is surrounded by high-class dwell
the property. owner win consider reasonable
trade proposition on income producing prop
WAITER A. BROWN, 14oo b St. NV.
Builders, Investors,
Home Seekers.
81 nne lots near 47th and Mass ave. NV;
quick sale. 1915 each; good terms. This price
for three days only. Salesman will meet you
at new brick house at 47th and Mass. ave.
NV, pm. to 1880 pm. Address Box 307 X,
Star office.
BRADBURY PARK.
Near the District Line Sc.
to 10 acres. This subdivision is to aid
the home seeker who wants an acre lot. 1hc
per foot.
R. r BRADBURY. 222s Pa. Ave. Sc.
Phone Lincoln 2269 for an appointment. 16s
WANTED-LOTS.
IN NEARBY NE. sUBCRB. 5o115o: WILL
pay good cash payment: balance monthly. Ad-
dress BOX 257.R. Star Office.
ALL CASH FOR WELL SITUATED LOT IN
nearby suburb District preferred; give de-
tails. Address Box 172R. Star once. 14s
s ROOMS BUNGALOW TYPE: H.W.: HIGH.
large lots: y block of Takoma car. 1Ath st.
car line; 500 casa. or would accept lot a.
| cash payment; balance. $6o mo. 215 and 2l9
Underwood st Price, s. 500 and 50 500.
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sALE-INvESTKENT PR0P'TY.

SALE-INVESTEENT PROP'TY.
Mr.. COL. 4 ONTARIO RD.. 3. B.. MOD.
ern brick. garages; priced right; terms or
trade for modern home In good white section.
Nr. 10th and You SITS. NV. 2-family brick
dat; 6 r. and b. each; rear porches; garage;
ca sh, balance like rent.
X. Col. Hgts., 2-story modern colonial brick:
rented to refned colored, $720 per annum only
S6, 750; $3.50 cash. balance easy.
Fla. ave. NV, on car line: commercial xonc:
r. and h. brick; annual rental, $50; give.
away at $3.50. -
Desirably located In southeast, 6 r. and b.
brick; furnace heat; rental. $3.50 per year: an
excellent bargain; only 81, 900 cash required.
N. f. RYON CO., INC,
Main 4587. 1923 St.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

LADY IN OFFICE WILL CARE FOR SMALL
apartment In return for rent or part rent for
owner leaving the city. Address Box 317- R.
Star office.
RM., KIT. & BATH. NV. SECTION, BY
young man, Protestant; must be reas.; give
full particulars. Address Box 310-R, Star of1ice.
DESIRABLE TWO ROOM kITCHESETrE.
private bath apartment; furnished or unfur-
nished not over SO unfurnished. Address
BOX 2a7 X. Star office.
OR ROOM UNFUK APT, GOOD LOCA-
ton: moderate price; call Col 6i46 evenings
from $40 to 10 o'clock.
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, MODERN. vICIN-
ity Of 10th and Md. ave. ne. Direct Informs
WANTED FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER. FUR
nished. two rooms. kitchenette and bath, apart
ment house. in vicinity Of 18th st. and Park
road; young married couple; state particulars.
rent. etc. Address Box 2l9-R. star office. 14s
COUPLE WANT UNFURNlsHED APT. =
rms, L., private or semi-private b.: AMI. /;
good locality. Address Box 1s7-K. Star office.
14s
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO RENT
ais. List with us: the difference.
PENDLETON-OBAR,
1116 14th st. NV.
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ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVELY To-
Gated lots In 10th Street Heights: beautiful
trees ana view; owner leaving city. Address
Box 206-R. Star Office.
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PRop'TY

s OR 6 Il. COTTAGE in nearby suburbs.
Win pay cash. No agents. Address Box
316R. star office.
ONE TO 20 ACRES WITHIN 10 NILES or
city, with house and outbuilding, fruit, etc.;
pay cash. Room 10l, Coz i st. NV.
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WANTED-FARMS.

WASTED-By permanent tenant: no children:
house. harm, chicken house; few acres ground
Address Roy 2Si- X. Star Office.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for small farm, not
over 10 mi city; must be reasonable. Ad-
dress Rox 314.R. Star Office.
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RENT-sToRAGE SPACE.
FOR SALE OK EXCHANcE

REAR 141e K 81. NV, 3s5.
NORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC,
14l6 Kay St Min an.
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800 CASH OR LESS AND A SECONDHAND
car In good condition buys 81 600 equity e-rm.
bung.. ami, Berwyn; one block from cars;
monthly payments, $50; owner leaving city.
WILSON BARRETT & CO..
Opp. Trolley Station, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone Hyatts. 409R
$500 CASH-RIEERDALE. r. & BATH
home. l acre ground: lovely lawn;
garage: ami Sacrifice. Owner moved to
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WANTED-MONEY

WANT TO BORROW, ON REASONABLE
terms, 81 900 on property valued at $500:
first trust property 81 500. Address Box
go B, Star ONCE
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ONE OF THE BEST PROPERTIES IN FAIR.
fax County, Va: high and healthy. s-room
dwelling house. with all modern csnveniences;
ems with q hot-water brooding house for l. 500;
4 q. fruit, 6ne barn, nr. school and churches
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NO CASH PAYMENT. $50 MONTH. WILL
buy or room bungalow, a.m.,., IN our
new subdivision: highest elevation within Is
miles Call Uyattsv le' $50
TAKOMA PARk-5 ROOMS AND SLEEPING
20; eli. nll improvements. fireplace, oak floors,
furnished or partly furnis shed. s6l.
LILLE & HENDRICKS,
Citizens Bank nldg., Takoma. Adams 4542J.
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&1OO CAsH-NEARBY VA. R., BATH,
pA00 on car line. large lot. $3.50. M. 1913.
81 600 CAsH--cAPITOL VIEW PARK.
+A'ooo Nd. S-r. house. lovely yards, sunk
en- garden, on pike, $3.50. N. 1al4.
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RENT HOUSEs-FUR. & UNFUR.

bath, fireplace, beamed ceiling. builf-in fea-
lures: double garage: ami. near 2 car lines;
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IAkOMA PARK

BUY direct from owner. save commission;
eight room. all modern, fully detached house
on large lot, 50 IT. front BY 12S it, deep to
VIDE alley: garage; practically new and in
rooms; screened sleeping porch; house fully
screened and metal weather stripped; hot
water heat, electricity. tile bath; large, dry,
with children: plenty Of space for them to
run Price. S1o.S50; terms. For inspection,
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PARK LANE. VA, MILE FROM KEY
bridge-Ffrst 7-rOom house from Lee highway,
between Via road. 105 Barton ST.; large lot,
all modern improvements. See owner on prem
ises; cheapest place in this growing section
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THREE ROOM AND
lertricity, phone, gas
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WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.

II 600 FIT ON PENN R.R SIDING, AD.
joining large nreproof warehouse; 120 IT. on
siding, 100 IT. on paved street: best small
tract on either r. Z. SCRIYESER. Oh G Ut.
NV. Main $500.
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MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME.
Ideally planned hv an architect. large
rooms path and pantry; strictly modern in
Guiding electric range. set trays, omen FIRE.
place. tiled bath. hot-wstnr heat oak floors
rautluily decora ted concrete porches large
ioI, price low and easy terms To see this
nome IS to ike il. Call L. c. MACPHERSON
I34 18th 81 Main 4Ioa
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JAPANESE BAN
MUST STAND
Hughes Denies Violation of
Treaty or Agreement
INCIDENT CLOSED BOOK
Reply Neither coneiIiatory Nor Siren
uous; Answer From Viseount
Kato Probable-lssue
Domestic.
INCIDENT CLOSED BOOK


Washlngton.-The reply OF the
United STATES TO ,Japan's "solemp
-, -
pio'est "saiiis' 'iie 0-Aei"'io" i0''
ture OF the recently passed lmml'
grafton hill was made public by
-
'"e 'ota'e DeP"i 'AieH''
The document as drafted oy secre-
tary OF state Hushes' Is OF consider
able length put Is neither strenuous
IN upholding the position OF TINS GOV,
ernment nor concniatory with regard
to the action OF congress IN passing
the Dill IN opposition TO the wishes
OF the Administrator.
The reply apparently was written
with a view TO closing the incident
al least as iai as oipiohia'ie corre-
spondenee is concerned but 1t is be-
lieved IN diplomatic circles mere that
vigorous reply VIII be forthcoming
shortly from Vlscount hato' the new
japanese Premier.
as follows;
That TINS Government. holding the
question 70 De purely domestic mat
ter mas Always maintained tne Iuii
right 70 exercise m It's alscretioh con
troll over immigration
Ihat the Omted states mas not oeen
guilty OF a treaty VIOLATION lnasmuch
Japan was warned that thls Govern
ment reserved the rlght 10 regulate
immigration at the time oil tne signing
oil the treaty OF 1911
That the so-cailea gentleman 5
agreement was not violated because
Japan understood wheh the arrange
ment was entered INTO tnat TINS eoV-
ernment reserved the right TO enact
legislation controlling immigration at
any time.
That Japan shail oe considered re-
leased rom the gentleman agree
ment when the immigration Dill goes
into etect July l,
Secretary Hughes went TO eonsid-
0
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-27
THE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION
To Follow Outline Of That at
San Francisco
The TENTATIVE PROGRAM
Plan is To Hear Nominating Speeches
For President While Platform Com
mittee Works-Wili Ballot After
Adoption OF Principles.

New York. - Recognizing the
probability of prolonged sessions,
the Democratic National Conven-
tion managers have arranged only
a tentative program for the first
three days. These arrangements
will carry the machinery of the
convention past the adoption of
the platform and to the beginning
of the nominations for President.
After that the program will be
dictated by events.
To give the platform committee
plenty Of time for its work. the plan
Is to hear the nominating speeches for
President while the committee is
working; then to adopt the platform
and next proceed to the balloting for
nominations This same plan was
followed in San Francisco four years
ago.
The tentative program for the first
three days follows:
Tuesdsy-opening Day.
Convention called to order by Chair
man Hull
Invocation by Cardinal Hayes.
Official photograph
Address by Chairman Hull.
Reading of the official convention
call.
Election of temporary officers.
Senator Harrison, temporary chair
man, escorted 10 the platform.
Chairman Hull now expects to ask
the convention whether il desires Sen
ator Harrison to deliver bis address.
or recess until night.
Should the address be postponed
Chairman Hull expects the convention
TO proceed with the organization II
the speech is delivered Immediately
organization will follow
Adoption of a resolution providing
for the organization of committees on
resolutions. credentials. permanent or
gaDization. rules and order of business
to notify nominee for President, to
notify nominee for Vice President and
statement Of time and place Of meet
ings.
Wednesday-Seeond Day.
Convention called to order by Sen
ator Harrison.
Prayer
Report of committee on credentials.
Report of committee on permanent
organizations
Address by the permanent chair
man, Senator Walsh, of Montana
Report of committee on rules and
order of business.
Adoption of rule limiting nomina
tion speeches for President to 20 min
utes and seconding speeches to five
minutes, and limiting latter to three
in number; also limiting nominating
speeches for Vice President to 10 min
utes and seconding speeches to five
minutes, not to exceed two in number
Adoption Of rule recognizing and en-
forcing unit rule in the delegations Of
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State To Engage Chemist For Fish
Culture Post.

AS result of the resignation of
W C. Bell. fish culturist for the State
Conservation Department. Commits
sioner Swepson Earle plans to engage
culturist who will also be a chemist
and trained biologist
Mr.. Bell left for New York Saturday
where he will take a position as fish
culturist for the sportsmen Club of
New York city.
Mr.. Earle said that II was his in
tention to engage man who win be
able to make chemical tests Of all
kinds of pollution specimens. and who
will also be able to make a study OF
all specimens of game and shell fish
He will not be taken on until next fall.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-27

+ Easton.-Pledged to rid Talbot
county of vice, gambling and liquor
traffic and promising startling results
very soon," committee Of Is
vigilantes was formed at community
meeting at First Baptist Church Each
of the Is committeeman will choose
neighbor to work with him. increas-
ing the committee to 30, according to
the Rev. E. A. Mcdonald. pastor and
chairman of the vigilantes. The com.
mittee is made up Of representative
citizens, he said, and extends into all
parts of the county Once each month
or in emergency at the call OF. the
chairman the vigilantes will gather at
the Baptist church to make reports
and plan future action, Mr.. Mcdonald
said.
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observation-disclosures II. Hager, di-
rect descendant Of Jonathan Hager.
founder of Hagerstown. was found
dead at his home here. Death was
due to a stroke Of apoplexy. Mr.
Hager was in charge of the office OF
the State Tax Commission when the
late Col. Buchanan Schley was Tax
Commissioner He was tax collector
here and prominent in local Demo
cratic politics for number of years
The deceased held high Offices in
Masonic and Elk fraternitles and rep
resented the Grand Exalted Ruler
when the local Elks Home was dedi
Gated some years ago.
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.I3 BILLS GIVE
VETERANS AID
Taylor of American Legion Re-
counts Work Of Congress
ssO,OOO,OOO is ALLOWANCE
More Than tis.ooo Disabled Men VIII
Benefit Directly. It Is Said
Increase For
Blind.

MISUNDERSTANDING eight
important laws enacted during
the last session of Congress for
the relief and betterment of the
veterans of the World War. the
American Legion, through John
Thomas Taylor, e-chairman Of
the organizations legislative com
mittee, summed up the effect and
scope of the soldier-aid legisla
ton.
Exclusive of the benefits under the
soldier bonus bill. the legion estimates
that the annual cost of the Reed-John.
son bill readiusting the allowances for
disabled veterans win be from $50 600,
900 to S33,000,OOO Other bills men.
toned also provide appropriations.
The legion says that altogether 10
measures supported by It and of inter
est to veterans were passed during the
first session of the Sixty-eighth Con
gress, and of the number the following
eight, supported by the organization,
were of major Importance:
The Adjusted compensation hill
Creation of the House Committee on
World War Veterans Legislation.
ReedJohnson bill.
FernaId.Langley bill. authorizing the
expenditure of ss.500 OOo TO construct
hospitals with 1850 beds. and proyid.
ing for a s35o 900 training school for
blind veterans al Evergreen Balti.
more.
Frederieks bin. providing a 81 500.
600 hospital, with 500 beds. at santa
Monica. Cal
House resolution authorizing a sur
vey of veterans hospitals institutions
and soldiers homes
Appropriation Of s54s 900 for the
erection Of stone crosses in our over.
seas cemeteries.
War Trophies hill
1t is estimated that the Reed Jobn.
son bill will benefit directlv 11S 400
disabled veterans and their depeudents
and will cost the Government ss8 900.
600 the first year and about sac 900 ooo
year thereafter
The more important nrovisions of
the law are;
The extension to January / 1925 of
the presumption of automatic service
connection for certain disabilities from
the former period of three years after
discharge. These disabilities are tn.
berculosis. 1880 mental cases and
disease paralysis aeitans. ampbie
dysentery and encephalitis lethargica
sleeping sickness).
1t is estimated that this section
alone will benefit il 900 veterans with
tuberculosis. 13.5OO mental cases and
about 500 other cases
Free care and treatment in Govern.
ment hospitaIs with necessary travel.
ing expenses. for any veteran of anv
war since 1897 who is in need of hos.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-27
Selecting Proper Wire
an Important Feature

Wire for winding inducfances comes
in many sizes and different lnsulations
There are single and double cotton
covered wires, usually listed as sec.
and dec. respectively. And single
and double siik-covered wire-s.s.c and
d.s.c, There is also wire with an
enamel covering. Any OF these wires
may be used for coils, but with slight
ly different results.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-27
La PLATA, MARYLAND. JUNE 27, 1924.

Treaty Of Peace which recognized our
independence: and from the same
hsmber went forth the call for the
convention which adopted the Consti
ution OF the United States.
"Yonder stands 9t. Johns College
imid the splendor Of It's ancient trees
serene in the heritage Of a virile man
hood which it has contributed to ouf
State and to our country.
over there is the Naval Academy
Around II clustering the memories Of
men who have guarded and defended
our liberty on the aeas.
we are proud OF this history. 1t is
the thing which gives us heart and
faith. and guarantees for our people
character which is permanent.
I'VE are proud. too. Of our material
works which are permanent. One Of
them. one Of the finest of them, is
being dedicated today.
Two hundred and twenty-rine
years ago a ferry was ordered estab
lished across the Severn river. One
hundred years ago a company was in
corporated to build a bridge. Later
the wooden bridge was built. Now
this is supplanted by a splendid mod
ern, concrete structure. linked with
the name Of one Of Americas fore
most road builders. John N. Mackall
This bridge belongs TO all the peo-
pie Of the State. and from Baltimore
city and from each one of the % coun-
ties the people are here TO take pos
session Of IT, As long as Maryland
lives this structure viii endure"
The regatta and water carnival
started shortly after p. NJ. The par.
Elephants were the Arundel Boat Club.
the Ariel Rowing Club, the Baltimore
Yacht Club, the Iroquois Canoe Club,
the Maryland Canoe Club, the Mary
land Swimming Club, the Maryland
Yacht Club and the Severn Boat Club.
The events included canoe race,
tug-of-war and fitting contest. Swim
ming races included 100-yard and so
yard free style for men, 100 yard back
stroke for men. 50-yard and 100-yard
free style for women.
The buffet supper served on the
parade ground in front OF Bancroft
Hall and by the water front took on
the appearance OF an outdoor picnic
There we're sandwiches. cakes. coffee
and Ice cream. Preparations had been
made for 10000 persons. while only
about 5000 remained for the evening
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U. $. CONSUL AT PARIS QUITS.

Paris.-Alexander N. Thackara. of
Philadelphia, American Consul-Gen.
eral at Paris for the past 10 years.
has resigned his post. the resignation
to take effect July l. Mr.. Thackara
was Consul at Havre from 1897 to
1905. was appointed by President
Roosevelt Consul-General at Berlin in
October, 1905. and served there until
he assumed his present post at Paris
early in 1914.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-27

those States which have adopted such
I rule in their State conventions
Resolution OF thanks to New York
City.
Resolution authorizing Democratic
National Committee to set the time
and place for holding the next national
convention
Resolution providing for the organ
ization of national committee
Thursday-Third Day.
Convention called TO order by Sen
ator Walsh.
Prayer
Announcements by secretary.
Call Of States for candidates for
Presidential nominee
After the NOMINATING speeches have