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OFFICIALLY described az
" ''broksndown Inns with n
shady and yiclssitudinous past"
10 government reports Of 1891.
Henry Ford1 Detroit Toledo a
ironton railroad ~ nOw yielding
a not operating income Of moro
than tg2s 900 q month. according
20 reports received by tho inter.
state commerce commission,
when Prof william Z. Ripley.
Of Harvard university. author Of
the RIPLEY plan" for tho con.
sollfatiou Of mllwayH.. submit
ted his report on consolidation
30 congress three years ago. hc
referred 20 tho Ironton limo an "a
roceivrrship road. II wus obtained
by Ford for only 100000
Ripley. Just Ha Ford. recoE.
nirsd The lines strategic location.
Hui this was no now thing In the
lines history, ~ has always en-.
joycd tho benefit Of cutting
across an tho main castto.wcst
trunrcoutincntSl lines which pass
thru Ohio. Despite this oppor.
tpnity 10 pick up traffic. tho h..
7. a !. regularly lost money.
And now tho persistent white
elephant reports n net oprr
niing income OF Sc. 9gI. 900 FOR tho
firsi 10 months Of this year and
an income % t.7s.oOO Tor tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
SCOTSMEN HAVE
GREAT NIGHT!
ST. Andrews Society Holds
Banquet al Olympic
ny ALEX c ROSE

The memory OF that pg.ron Scot
tish saint-Andrcw- refreshed
In the minds Of some 200 local sons
and daughters OF the land OF the
thistle who attended the annual 81
Andrews day banquet held under
the auspices OF the Californian and
81. Andrews society in the olympic
hotel Tuesday night
In his spccch-'Thc I4fc of 81.
Andrew" - Toas,mnstcr A. T. u.
shields delivered a very descriptive
and interesting summary OF tho
trials and tribulatlons that bcfell
this umc-honorcd Scot before be
achieved success; success that
stamped deeply and made the name
st. Andrew" n household word
where brither Scots foreEsihcr
Yes. twas grea, nicht last
nicht. for tho Scots at the Olympic.
and Chairman Willie Cameron put
eyerybuddy in a guid mood when no
delivered ''haEEis" that was mag.
gis." This chief o. scotia's food was
20 much in demand that. methinks.
some long fasts were broken when
the haEgis adorned tho plattcrs.
Twas rne spread hon hrce.
hittie o. fish. hsggis. roas, hubby
jock. tatties Ice cream MS cauld as
Ben Nevis snaws n cv'rythiug.
Well. II vas such success that
long before tho speech-makiug and
musical program got under way. Bob
tombstone remarked that the only
difference between the opening ban.
quot OF Saturday NIGHT and the
St Andrews one was 81.
Following Chicfiain Shields talk.
J. 4. Macfadycn. OF Vancouver. sang
where Hath Scotland Found Her
Famc?"
Judge Malcolm Douglas. after adj
uniting that his name was tho only
Scotch thing about him. responded
10 the toast The land we live in."
Scottish Influence in Canadian
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GREASE on POSTS

RoME.-Gentlemen IN an inebri.
ated condition will not be- allowed 20
hang onto tho lamp posts in front OF
a large department store here. The
posts are CREASED and arc kept
creased for the express purpose Of
making drunlsnrds move on.
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,IExIoo,JArAN MAKE TREATY

MEXICO City Dec. 1.-THE Mex
can Senate has ratified tho Mexico
japanese Amity, Commerce and Nav
igation Treaty. which displacc- the
treaty Of 1888. Each government
agrees not 20 hold the other respon.
slble for revolution damages" n
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business
Shops in
hietrOpol
itan Cen
ter have
created a
shopping
center Of
distinct
iyccharu
A { e W
locations
are still
available
for shops
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LAuDS LONDON sPEtcm

MADRID. Dec. io-Count &c.
.dllo. Pre- idcD, or tho Patriotic
union herr. today sent telegram
TO tho Spanish ambassador at Lon.
don. conEutulatnE him for the
speech tn which he indicated the
spanlAh hovcrnment.
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dealing in luggage, electrical supplies and
accessories, millinery, custom tailoring, or
sporting goods
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TWO AyIAToRs KILLED

GALI.ARATE. Italy. Dee, 10
Two aviatoFa. parggci and BaseyL
were Killed here today when their
machines crashed TO earth.
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RIOT IN E1nRENcE

FLORENCE. Italy, Dec ios--Nu-
merou- arrests were made last night
after Il battle between communists
and Erudarmes, during which one
gcndhrmo was wounded.
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E-l 1.,'zyi 2 y, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

FASCIST DEF1Es ENEMIES
TURIN. Dec. To- Deputy Farm
acct IN a fen address here. de-
clarcd F1scgm s. now in more
compact form than ever ana has
nothing 20 fear from The opposition.
which will disintsRrate,
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Miracles!

(rAS you DO miracles a fgurcsg
" DO know that there
traction multiplication division mastered by single
ampc rule VIII enable 20 tho
Our Washington bureau has bulletin prepared by
NAUTICAL expert and author OF textbooks
SINGLE UNIVERSAL RULE for
with illustrations that applies TO every
This bullan SHORT RECKONING FOR BUSY viii be
sent TO any reader interested F tho below
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MATHEMATICS EDITOR Washington Bureau Star
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want Of the bulletin RECKONING and ipco..
herewith five cents In loose postage stamps
St. and No or II T. D.
AM READER OF THE SEATTLE STAR
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Austrailia'a last bush.ranKer-. the
notorious Kelly gang. were broken
Up In 1850.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16

With the opening of spring
some attention should be given
to resurfacing Smyrna's tarvia
and macadam streets. Mt. Yer
non street and South street al
ready show much wear and
there are places in Delaware and
Union streets that should be
mended. With the new school
building on Frazier street, this
thOroughfare should also be
made into a permanent roadbed
Commerce street all the way
thru needs resurfacing of tar.
via. There is too much money
in our streets to let them go toe
long without attention.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16

Smyrna Town Council talked
over, informally, with some of
our business men last week, the
complaints against our electric
light plant, but nothing definite
was arrived at. At next meet
ing, Chief Engineer Wilson may
meet with Council to go over the
question of giving better service
and how to overcome the fading
of lights, so frequent since the
new plant was installed several
years ago. Business men are
complaining over not getting
sufficient and dependable service
for light and power and it is ap-
parent something will have TO
be done. 1t has been suggested
that Council have the General
Electric Company, from whom
the plant was purchased, send
one of their expert engineers
down to devise ways and means
of overcoming present cOndi-
tions. And not a few are averse
to having an expert electrical
engineer other than a General
Electric Company representative
give his opinion also. Our town
plant is too new, it is contended
not to be made right. If bust
ness has grown to the extent o1
warranting the substituting of {
$50 K. w. or 200 K. w. unit il
place of one of the 100 K. w
units we now have, all well anC
good. Smyrna must have it
but along with this let us, b!
all means, have a system tina
will keep the voltage uniform
and dependable day and nigh
and Saturday night in particula
when our stores and busines
places need plenty of light. w
hope something can be done an
we commend Smyrna Tow,
Council in any effort they max
to give the people the servic
they pay for and on which the,
depend for both light and power
Continuous current has come
stay. Let it be dependable.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16

The Dairy Council of Delaware hav-
ing notified Milton milk dealers that
they must place their cow stables in
a better sanitary condition, the deal
ers say they are compelled to charge
consumers twelve cents a quart for
the milk, instead of ten cents as form
erly. The new price went into effect
Saturday last. The necessary better
ments of stables will be made at once.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
CORRESPONDENTS
Continued from Eighth Page

been extensively remodeled and other
wise improved and is now complete
with all modernn conveniences.
Personals.-Mrs. Annie Whitenack,
of Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Watts, of Cecilton, Md, spent the
weekend at the home Of Joseph
Hutchison and wife.-Mrs. Eva Lat
tomus and sister, Mrs. Sallie Rasin,
were recent Smyrna visitors.-Miss
Mabel Harmon, Of Philadelphia, has
returned from a visit to her mother
and other relatives here.-Miss Mary
Lurty, Of Blaclzbird, visited her grand
mother, Mrs. NJ. Lurty.-Miss India
Deakyne, Mrs. William Deakyne anc
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
DEAKYNEVILLE
Pastor HOdgsOn Will Deliver an East
er Sermon at Friendship Church


er Sermon at Friendship Church
Deakyneville, April 15.-At Friend
ship NJ. E. Church Sunday, it will be
Easter. This day is one of rich mean
ing to the world. Keep the spirit of
the day by attending your home
church. The Sunday School lesson is
found in the sixteenth chapter of
Mark, the subject being "The Living
Christ" The pastor will preach an
Easter sermon.
Deakyneville Parent Teacher Asso-
citation will meet Friday, April 25th.
Should the evening be stormy they
will meet Monday evening. Miss
Phillys Mason, the superintendent and
Miss MOusley, will be the speakers.
The ladies of the P. 7. A. will pre-
sent a playlet, 'Not a Man in the
House"
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
.IHE SMYRNA Times
SMYRNA. DELAWARE

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MAN
AGEAIENT, CIRCULATION. ETC, of The
Smyrna Times. published weekly, at Smyrna.
Delaware. required by the Act of August %.
1912.
Editor-Robert D. Hoffecker. Smyrna. Del.
Managing Editor-Robert D. Hoffecker,
Smyrna Del.
Business Manager-Robert D. Hoffecker.
Smyrna, Del.
Publisher-Robert D. Hofecker. Smyrna.
Del.
Owner-Robert D. Hoffecker. Smyrna, Del.
Known bondhOlder. mOrtgagers and other
security holders. holding 10 or more of total
amount of bonds, mortgages or other Securi-
ties-NOne.
ROBERT D. HOFFECKER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th
day of April. 1924.
JOHN S. GRIFFIN.
(SeaD Notary Public.
(My Commission expires February IL, 1926.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16

son, Reuben Harmon, have been Wis
iting in Wilmington.-Mr. annd Mrs.
Harvey I. Daniels and son, DOrman,
of Wilmington, were recent visitors
to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morgan.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
Candidate for Representative

To the Democratic Voters of the Third Rep
resentative District. I wish to announce that
l am a candidate for nomination of Represen-
tative for the above district. subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primary. H. W.
HILYARD, Kenton, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
Candidate For Kent County Coroner

The Duck Greek Hundred Democrats are
urging the nomination at the primaries to be
held this fall. of Mr. William D. Ennis for
Coroner of Kent County. Mr.. Ennis was a
candidate two years ago. and ran second. and
his many friends think that with the showing
he made in 1922, he viii be able to secure the
nomination.
Smyrna times., 1924-04-16
MARSH FOR RENT
PIGS FOR SALE

Weanling Pigs, pure bred Poland
China, at farmers prices.
F. A. MARKER, JR.,
Meadow Lawn,
4-16 2t Clayton, Del.
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Cynthia Grey
Woaldst Really Help Friend Hatsband?-Boost Him,
Is AdUice OF one Young Wife Who Has Succeeded
IN Helping Her Lite-Parttter TO Succeed.
RY CYNTHIA GREY

had luncheon Nth girl friend today who has been
married Just tho gears
Am happyr she anspered "Weu, von can just tell
ne tehole word am. WIN, toas happD IN tnD
We; hare the most wonderful husband-didnt really
knoio 0hea married him hon clever he toas
And do pou knoto the best part Of all ts that have
helped him TO succeed Really Cynthia, I'd just like to gtve
some Of these icives who wre you good talking TO-
You are talking for publication" said l. Com
mencel"
yes re helped him, financially TOO, and didn't do II
oy GONG outside OF my homo, either.
II stayed right at home and spent u time thinking up
neto Rays 10 let him believe thought him the most won-
derftd man in the country.
He didn't have mite Of confidence IN hniseI and he
couldn't impress anyone Nth the idea that he really kneo
much, phen first married.
$50 Just taught him hon TO 'seR himself made him
hare faith in his ability and judGment-vou toouLdnt
belteve What IL has done for him. 10 is all the difference,
You know, betioeen failure and stccess
And there scores Of oays Of helping friend husband
IN business t0itom going out TO t0or" continued this
young suceess-philosopher.
One Of tho best rays 70 establish man on the ladder
that ledds 10 make his home attractive place where
he mute his associates without fear embarrassment
III you oct Nth whom pour husband does bust
ness TO dine cth vou and TO parae Of your hospitality al
home, you be pretty Of their support because you
make friends Of them"
Quite fine little for many young wives, say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26
W eighs 3l4 Pounds
Only IS Years Old


y am IS years old. weigh 5lt
pounds and suffered terribly with
gas and cramps. Could not walk
four blocks without suffering pains
Ia my right side. AfteF taking one
bottle AdierikR Intestinal AntiBep-
ucj I wkh entirely relieved Of the
cramps and Of the gAs on the stom-
ach. (signed) Leo Boness.
Intestinal Antiseptic
There IL now offered 70 the public
A preparation having the DOUBLE
action Of an intestinal hntlxeptic
and a complete system cleanser.
This preparation. known as Adicrika.
acts "a follows:
IL tandn % eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon hacliIl In
the Intestinal canal. thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
eases having their start here.
IL u tho most complete system
cleanser ever offered 70 the public.
acting on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removing foul matter
which poisoned the system for
months and which nothing else can
dlsiodEc IL brings out all gasea
thus INN ediately relieving pressure
on the heart IL 10 Astonishing the
Ereat amount q poisonous matter
Adiergka draws from the alimentary
canal--fnatter you never thought
was In your system Try IL right
after = natural movement and notice
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how much more foul matter n brings
out which was poisoning you. In
slight disorders. such as occasional
constipation. sour stomach. gas on
the stomach and sick headache, one
spoonful Adicrika ALWAYS brings
relief. A longer treatment. however. i.
IL necessary I'm cases Of obsunatel
constipation and long standing
stomach trouble. preferably under
direction OF your physician.
Reports from Physiefans
II found Adieriks. the best IN
CsIgnedJ Or. g. Eggsrs.
Il use Adlsrika In all bowel
cases. some REQUIRE only. one dose"
ts,sned) Or. =. NJ. p. Name given
Il have found nothing In my 50
years practice 20 excel Adierika-"
(E.sned) DR.. james Weaver,
After taking AGerika feel better
than for 20 years. Haven't language
20 express the AWFUL IMPURl-
TIES eliminated from my system"
(Signed) J. L. Pickett
Adierika Is q constant surprise 20
people who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines. on
account OF it's rapid. pleasant and
COMPLETE action. II 10 sold by
leading druggists everywhere.
Sold In Seattle By nine Bartell
drug storea and other leading drug
gietr --Adyerttsameut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26
N ORE APPLES!
Wenatohee Leads North
west In 1924 Shipments

SPOKANE. March 2s.-wsna,chss
leads Pacific Northwest districts in
the apple shipment figures from
July /. is2a. TO March 1. 1894. ii ir
nhown in report Issued BY the spo
knno office OF the United States bu.
rcau Of markets. Tho total figures
show a 30 per cent increase over the
Same period In is2s.is3s.
This years figures are 4s.sii cars;
In is.2i333 ihsy were s5.3ii cars.
railway agents compilations show
Classified b. districts. tho North.
western apple shipment. were: We.
aaieheo. 1896 carloads Yakima. H..
EOS: Idaho. e.se2. Hood River White
salmon. s.s37: waila waIia, l.iss:
Eastern Oregon. i.iss: Rogue River.
ss4: Western Oregon. al cars.
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ny LAwRENCr MARTIN

tlopyfi6htt 1884, ly united irtsEl
WASHINGTON, March So
Frank A. Vanderlip has opened hero
q -laundry." with which he Is going
10 help dry clean" the govern.
mont.
some OF my friends have sug.
Fested that I have gone crazy" said
vanderlip. when no was asked 20
dtspel a certain air OF mystery with
which HIS operations since coming
to Washington recently have boen
cloaked.
well. I'll tell you what I'm do
ing. and you can judge whether I'm
crazy or not"
First. vanderlip insisted. any &C
count OF his activities here must
make Il plain that he Is. Tor the
time being. under the direction OF
Senator wheeler. tho aggressive
prosecutor Of tho senate committee
INVESTIGATING Attorney General
naugheriy.
"wheeler and are working In
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RAISE COSTS!
County Stockade Fund Needs
$4,000 Instead Of $1,000

A proposed new siocka1s on Dos.
ter Island. Seward park. VIII cost
$4,000. Instead Of the $1,000 or
1900 previously estimated. accord.
Ing 20 figures submitted by Jack
Muhane. superintendent OF the
oounty.etiy building. and Charles
Saunders. county architect.
II IL proposed 10 house $50 men
In the place. OF GO more than the
present ssockade viii hold.
o. j. c. Button. president OF the
park board, sald tho board would
pay 30 cents a day per man for Ia,
bcr sum totaiing $4,000 In five
years. The prison labor would be
used 10 beauiify Lake Washington
boulevard parks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taxing tonies. or trying 10 patch up
poor digestion. they are ATTACKING
,ne real cause OF the aiimeut-
ciogged liver and disordered bowel.
DIT, Edwards Olive Tablets arou..
me liver In soothing. laiInr wav
when the liver and bowels are No..
FORMING their natural functions
away goes indigestion and stomach
Have you bad taste. eoatea
tongue. poor appetite. a lazy. don',@
care feeling. no ambition or enerry
un0uoie Win undigestod foodsf Take
oliye Tablets. the substitute Tor
Or; Edwards Olive Tablets az.
purely vegetable compound mixed
With olive oil. You will know thsm
by their olive tolor. They do ar
pain. ps or
Take one or two AT bed,In. -,
quick relief. Eat what Won liz
iee and soe.-Adyertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26
SLIDES COSTLY
Traffic Tieups Hinder the
Street Rail- Operations

Earth slides on the Lake Bnsisn
eariinea have cost the city railway
department a large sum. supsrin.
tsndsnl p. w. Henderson told eonn.
ell members Wednesday. Ono slide.
January 10. cost the city ts.easo0
and the disturbances are frequent,
Henderson urged removal Of the
Lake BuFfsn carilne 10 tho wesi
ado Of the Duwamlah "a soon as
funds arc available.
The South End Industrial associs-
ton has ps,i,ioned tho council 10
transfer the car tracks.
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Seek Support for
City Manager Plan

Wider support for the Municipal
leagues pet plan 10 develop a man.
aEoriai form OF government In Seat.
Tie win BE- sought. the league an
nouneed wednesday. ofhor civic
bodies win be asked 10 ret behind the
ldta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26
Would Consolidate
Enforcement Units

Consolidation OF law enforcement
bodies Of the city. county and state
was urged by Judge Austin u. Crit.
fiths in speech before the Religious
Educational Workers league az Dart.
nails cafeteria Tuesday noon.
c. r. claypool was named chair,
man OF a COMMITTEES 10 draft = meas.
urs consolidating the three. TO be
presented ~ the nert session Of tho
legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26
COIN TOSS ENDS
ELECTION TIES
Two Men Refuse TO Resort
to Chance in Matter

Tho county election board called
upon old man Chance 20 east his vote
In several school election ties. end,
Ing disputes Wednesday that had
been prevalent since tho elections,
Where Ito votes existed. tho board
Tipped coin TO determine tho win,
ner.
Frank crovis won tho flip for al.
rector OF Kraln school. iIo and
Henry Beilach had each received IL
votes.
James 4, IIallworth received Fats'a
vote for director OF Upper Sauak.
and his opponent. Floyd Nthis. didn't
squawiS a bit Each received four
votes IN tho election.
David Hanley and II. o, dssihart
will fight u out In tho courts
oeelhart claims ono vote for him
wasn't counted and has contested tho
election. II may DO necessary 20 do
II all over again.
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Oppose Military
Training of BOYS

Efforts TO siiminaie military train.
ing from tho schools has resulted
in a strong fight being made against
the proposal 20 recruit high school
students for tho Camp Lewis train.
Ing camp. II developed wednesday.
Opponents and proponents OF the
idea win address the board OF cdu.
cation Friday afternoon.
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Government Grabs
Helium Deposits /!

WASHINGTON. March .s.-PFssi
dsnt Coolidge has created a -hsliuul
reserve In Emery county. Utah. b.
executive order. tho interior depart.
msnt announced today.
The reserve. known ss -hellum re-
serve No. l." consists Of 100 acres
Of land. IN which the greater part o.
the mineral title s vested In The
United States. The reserve IL Do
signed 70 afford a future supply OF
hslium gas. used for imitation OF bal
looms and dirisible alrships.
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porated a. permanent agency.
When started II planned 70 have
IS OF tho mos, distinguished men Of
tho country associated with mo. nut
! abandoned that idea. for you can't
got rs such men without finding
some sore toes. So | am going to
have s5 hard.bolled. oold.uosed young
men instead - men with no paats.
I'm not Eolng 70 havo q no thoro.
fare Sign hung on any path want
20 follow"
What gave you this dry cleaning
ldea--whai made you think the gov.
ernmsn, needed dry eleaningf- Van.
derlip was asked
In tho Mckinley administration"
hs said. Il was assistant secretary Of
the treasury. I had charge OF tho
treasury secret service. got 70
know things about Washington.
CITES ms BANK
SECRET SERVICE
Then I went 10 the National
City bank. That organization. an
big holder Of government bonds.
keeps In touch with Washington. I
bull, Up q secret organization Of my
own here. and /; has been function.
ms for 20 years. ! know my wash.
lngton.
When this personal machinery OF
investigation and Information
brought mo reports Of what was 30.
Inc on here. paid little attention
to Il for a long time. Like a good
many citizens. regarded q tndif.
ferentiy. Bu, suddenly saw tho
whole thing In It's appalling uEil.
ness.
"A friend asked me 10 make a
speoeh. I spoke on Courage In
Leaderahlp.' That was the starting
point ] was AZ once the target Of
bitter TRADE. ~ said. some Of
my friends suggested I had gone
crazy. But In a short time the
whole reaction changed. war
commended and ia addition be-
came a vsrltahle reservoir. into
which information poured from ev.
cry source. have taken pains 10
check this up. ard such OF u a. l.
straight goes 10 whssler.
There's tho story. Thersis no
mystery. I'm after clean govern.
menss: seems 20 me one way 70 Kss
that + TO inforrA the public. That's
my game
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Cynthia Grey win receive call
err on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. from ! 20 2 .. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday. from
II 10 ~ a. m. NJ her office In
The Star building. 1900 Seventh
ave.