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infantry school, and Is especially
gratifying to the chief of infantry.

The new Army and Navy Y. NJ. C. A.
building at San Diego, Calf, cover
ing nearly a city block and six stories
in height, which has just been COM
pleted, was dedicated with appropri-
ate ceremonies November by Ad-
mira1 r. E. Coontz. 1t Is a most
modern structure and is equipped
with every convenier ce.
f. A. McCarl, senior secretary,
Army and Navy Department, of the
international committee, Y. NJ. c. A..
turned the building over to the serv-
ice men, three enlisted men repre-
senting the Army, Navy and Marine
Corps receiving the key. For g. num-
ber of years there has been great
need Of such a building, as San Diego
is the permanent base of about 10000
men from the Army, Navy and Marine
Corps. Necessary funds with which
to build and equip this building were
raised in San Diego with the help of
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Army ndNavy News
By NJ. H. Mcintyre.

Corps are not given tho title of rank.
they are extended every consideration
and all privileges t. which officers
are entitled. The corps has always
had high professional rating and
stands on its own reputation of nigh
ideals and standards, but due to the
lack of military title the nurses have
suffered through misunderstanding of
their status. To rectify this situa-
ton the Bureau of Navigation, Navy
Department, published this week an
order to the effect that when men,
bers of the Navy Nurse Corps are en-
barked in a transport, either for pas
sage or for duty for the trip, they are
to be regarded as of the status of off,
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annual reports from the following
chiefs of branches were given out by
the War Department on the dates
Indicated: Quartermaster general
November 10; chief of infantry, No
vember IL; chief of engineers, No.
vember IL; chief of finance, Novem-
ber 13; chief Of cavalry, November
IA; chief of chaplains, November Is.
A perusal of these reports reveals
the fact that despite the severe
handicaps imposed by insufficient War
Department appropriations, progress
has been made.
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BOBBED HAIR MADE MEN
FRANTIC 800 YEARS AGO
Fashion Adopted by Englishwomen
of Highest Social Position Was
Thing Protested.

From the Toronto Star.
Conservative persons horrihed at
the bobbed hair epidemic May be in
terested to know that it has swept
certain parts of the civilized world
in ancient and modern history. In
some places women were compelled
to sacrifice long and beautiful tresses
so they would not be vain of their
good looks. Elsewhere short hair
was a sign of serfdom and inferiority
among girls and women belonging to
the class of slaves.
Bobbed hair was adopted by women
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The company officers class at the
infantry school has just completed a.
course in rifle craftsmanship. One
hundred and one officers qualified as
expert riflemen, 43 qualified as sharp
shooters and 10 qualified as marks
men. The class average was 30211,
as against the previous high class
average of 300.8. Capt. l.. Spooner
qualified with a total of 333. This
record Of the class emphasizes the
value of training as given at the
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ARMY.
Announcement has been made by
the War Department that all of the
infantry drill and combat training
regulations which have been in
course of preparation by the infan-
try board, the tank school board
and the office of the chief of infan-
try will be completed shortly. 1t
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has been announced by Maj. Gen.
Charles S. Farnsworth, chief OF in
fantry. that the few remaining regu-
1ations will be forwarded to the ad-
jutant general of the Army within
the next eight or ten weeks, to be
acted upon by the War Department,
and that as soon as they are received
from the public printer they will be
distributed to the service. Due to
the great press of work at the print
ing office, 1t will be some time before
they will be issued to the service.
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GERS in the assignment of quarters

mess, etc"
Submarine Division No. Is, with the
U. S. S. Beaver as tender, will prob
ably not sail for the Asiatic station
until next March or April. They were
originally scheduled to sail for Homo
lulu the first of January in order to
participate In the United States feet
maneuvers in April and May, and then
to proceed to Asiatic station AS the
relief Of Submarine Division No. is
now out there. This delay is caused
by the need Of additional repairs and
to tho shortage of funds at the Mare
Island Navy Yard.
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the Army and Navy department of
the Y. NJ. c. A.
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Orders were issued this week by
the War Department relieving Brig.
Gen. Benjamin II. Poore from the
command of the 4th Infantry Brigade
and from duty at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Tex, effective November 10
and upon the expiration of the
leave granted him, to proceed to
Fort Sheridan, Ill, to assume the
command to which he has been as
signed.
nur;no tba weelS extracts from six
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"YouH Like Trading at Phillip Leuy's

During the week extracts from 81.
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Though members of the Navy Nurse
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A board Of which Capt. r. r. Bel
knap. U. S. N. is senior member mas
been convened in the Battle Fleet for
the purpose of investigating the radio
compass situation on the West coast.
other members on the board are
Lieut.. Comdr. c. f. Van Hook, Lieut..
Comdr. r. G. Conan and Lieut.. A. d.
StrubIe. Consideration will be given
by the board on the exceptionally
long stretch of coast line on the Pa
cific where there are no land stations
to aid in navigation, and recommend
ations will be made by the board for
the construction of additional radio
compass stations which are consider
ed necessary to safeguard the ships
cruising in these waters.
Though members of the Navy Nurse
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Nr. 10th g. VARNUM SITS. NV

Nr. 10th g. VARNUM SITS. NV
Beautiful completely detached corner home,
containing I large rooms and complete baths.
hot-water heat. electric lights. cement front
porch. double rear rorches. hardwood floors
and dandy 2-car garage on the rear of the
lot This house is of stucco over hollow -tiIe
construction and the lot is 6O1115. This ltonSc
Is about 5000 under the pric, uf :. lar
houses in the immediate neighhorboo,! you
are interested in q really high class h,.. ~ a
very fashionable section let Us show you TIL
house at once. Price. $c2.500. Very easy
terms.
NORTHEAST.
beautiful little Groom house with. hot
water heat. electric lights. front porch and
double rear porches; large lot with garare A
good buy: 81 900 cash and the rest like rent
Must he seen TO be appreciated. Let u show
yOu.
NEAR 9th AND A STS. Sc.
Substantial brick dwelling Of o rooms and
haths and doors newly decorated through.
out: floors just reinished: steam heat eIec-
frieity Can he bought on exceptionally res
sonabie terms At price much lower than asked
Tor similar property. Immediate possession
1100 II CTpEET Ar,1y
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
B. H. Gruver Homes. :.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
SAMPLE H0CSE-3223 ADAMS MILL RID.
3201 ADAMS MILL, RID
Beautiful corner house.
3c23-Only inside house left
3227-Attractiye. .semf-detachcd brick.
These. homes are located between Kenyon st.
and klingle rd.. facing National Geological
Park: rooms. . baths. heated garage. Open
and lighted daily and Sunday until o pm.
Park I'd. to klinEle and Adams Mill rd A
few six.room homes on Rosemount ave. and
one detached s-r. house, same section.
LOW PRICE. EASY TERMS.
ANY BROKER OR
B. II. GRUVER. Owner and Builder.
Phone Main SO72 for auto to inspect. .
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
AND ALLISON ST. NV.
Just being completed. One
of the best houses on the mar
ket today. Your inspection
will convince you when you
compare it with others. Open
every day and evening until
9 pm. Salesman on prem
ises. Phone Franklin 1897
for appointment.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NORTHEAsT BARGAIN.
VICINITY OF 9th AND @.
S8.000-&750 CASH: $50 MONTHLY.
Six rooms and bath. semi-detached: furnace
car brick garage with shop upstairs; a. foot
paved alley; one block from two car lines.
TERRELL. 4 LITTLE. INC.
1903 18th st. NV. Main 8oS5
PETWORTH.
have new tapestry brick. six large
rooms with spacious closets and hall, linen
closet. tiled bath with shower, kgh. grade
electrical fixtures. Kitchen contSHA large
white enamel sink. kitchen cabinet and white
enamel ga. range. Full size bright cellar and
laundry tubs and servants lavatory. Cement
front porch and breakfast and sleppinr porrhcs.
Price and terms very reasonable This IL an
opportunity. Phone FIR. 5i3. After pm. call
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MOUNT PLEASANT
CHEVY CHASE.

dandy detached house OF rooms and .
bat tbs. built-in shower. First door has very
large living room with open fireplace, dining
room bedroom and kitchen and bath; second
moor has larg- rooms and bath. Large lot
and huilt-n garage. A bargain st the price
We are asking. Let us show you this home.
Mr.. 10th & SPRING RID. NV.
The owner Of this charming home must sell
AZ once. There are fine rooms, tile hath
hardwood floors throughout. a large built in
garage, concrete front porch and two glass in
closed rear porches; screened throughout :;
dtion. Price only $l2.500.
S31 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Practically new. attractive. colonial porch
hrick dwelling with large rooms, tile hat h.
hardwood foors: every modern convenience :
large: bright kitchen !; rear porch and screened
sleeping porch: bright cellar with laundry tubs,
huilt-in garage Price $500 less than houses
IN this section and terms that are lower than
rent. including payments on both trusts. I'm
mediate possession.
NAT TED DD01IrAY
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HOMES FOR COLORED.
LIST ST. N.W.-s large rooms and al IN
proyements; room for garage; real ouy'
NEAR 5th and Me- rooms. h.-w.h.: ::
cleo. gas. cellar. porches. garage good
bargain and easy terms
col. RID, NEAR SHERMAN AVE.-S rooms,
hath. furnace. gas: S. 800: $500 cash.
600 ~, a. Main 1892
SHEPHERD NEAR 14th-GRUVER-BUILT. Z
rooms and all modern improvements: many
built-in extras: deep yard to alley; to fully
appreciate it must be SEEM. price extremely
moderate.
>EAR 9Th AND MD. AVE. S.E.-Kennedy-
built 8 rooms and all modern improvements:
a home of real value and convenience; price,
$11 900: terms.
AUSTIN NJ COOPER
$50 11th St Main 1892.
2406 NORTH CAPITOL ST-FURNISHED
house of 8 rooms and bath; eec. and porch
SO.
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC.
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FOR COLORED.
Cut Out This Advertisement.
Take at. car marked d. c. line. get on At
44th ne. walk south to top OF hill and then
on to the new school,
Mr.. Beverly Will Be at
.44th and Brooks.
Ask him to show you 504 44th st-5-room,
cellar. furnace. electricity. range. Price,
Cos And st.-Same kind Of home as above
except cellar. Price. $3.50. Terms.
soe 47th st.-A wonderful home. All improve
ments. Price. $3.50.
Or
441o Clay st-A nne little home. Price.
s. $50 Terms.
Or
44th.
You don't have to wait two or
three years paying for lots. If
you can do anything at all you
can move in now and save that
rent money.
WILLIAM P. IRWIN,
141o G st. NV. Phone Main ssoa.
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SOUTHEAST, 2ls 12th sT-vACANT; OPEN
for inspection Sunday, 2 to O'Clock; eight
rooms on two floors; electricity; room for
garage. IL
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WANTED-sUBURBAN PRoP'TY

FTRNISHED ( OR = ROOM BUNGALOW
in suburbs or nearby Virginia; heat and elec.
lights: by Oct. ]: must he reasonable. Adj
dress Box 1858 star Office.
UNFTRNISHED HOUSE OR COUNTRY
place wanted. beginning OCT. 1st. at monthly
rental not over ssI: preferably less. Need
bedrooms and mod. conv. account small!
children prefer suburbs or Diet home on quic,
81. in a npighborhood of cultivated people. May
purchase later. JOHN H. SIIEpAR Statsti-
cian. Division Crop Estimates. Dept -aErirul
ture. Mark PERSONAL 13s
STBCRBAN HOUSE. Il. OR MORE: LAKtiE
lot: north preferred; reas. rent. Address Rox
40 r. Star office IL
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BROOkLAND
To Settle an Estate.
SPECIAL TERMS ARRANGED.
$500 Irving st. near 12fh. g rooms 4 bed
rooms: lot .Oal5N
$fO.Om-RandoIph near 18TH. 10 rooms,
bedrooms; lot .Dxl5N
$12. .00O- Newton near 18th. 2family home,
rooms and bath each
McLACHLES BANKING CORP'N
Real Estate Dept. 10Th and q.
Main 432 Evenings North AR
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CHEVY CHASE-S1O,5W.

If you are looking for a nice home in
this popular section Of the city at q very
low figure here is your opportunity. Sit
uated within one-half block Of Conn. ave
and several blocks from the Circle.
detached home of six large rooms and tic
bath nice porches: /: h.-w.h. and elec. lights
very attractive lawn: room for garage ::
paved street. Reasonable cash payment and
SO on the remainder is all necessarI
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NORTHWESTERN.
Near 14th St. Cars.

This home was built by owner three year,
ago. and the material and workmanship *
of the best. Only one block from the l4th
st. car line textended) and two blocks
from stores and school: colonial front: ccn.
crete porch: six large rooms and tile bath
double rear porches; h.-w.h., oak floors,
cleo. lights. plenty of closet room; large
yard; vide alley. Very reasonable terms.
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BEST VALUES
NORTHEAST.
K STREET NORTHEAST.
In one Of the best blocks of this pret.
ty street; colonial home Of 8 rooms and tiled
tric lights: glassed-in sleeping porch station
ary tubs and servants toilet: now vacant and
offered at reasonable price for quick sale.
real home.
$3.50. $3.50 CASH.
Brand-new tapestry brick home., 8 rooms and
tiled bath, front porch and double rear
porches. screened in; hot-water heat, electric
lights. built-in garage, built-in ice box. hard
wood floors and trim. This In absolutely the
finest home in the city at this price.
$3.50. $500 CASH.
Owner leaving town. has authorized us to
Md. ave. ne. There seven large rooms
and bath: large back and front yard, with
garage. This is exceptional value.
9Th ST. NE. NEAR F.
A substantial home Of 8 rooms and tiled
bath (3-room-deep plan), hot-water heat,
electric lights. sleeping porch, stationary
tubs and toilet in cellar; long back yard to
paved alley: garage. A good buy at s., 900.
Terms and possession.
Phone Lincoln So7.
NE. Once Open Evenings, to Pm.
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
7th and Il sts. NE. 3ol5 18th st. NV.
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1909 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
10-room brieks 2 baths; gas. electricity;
modern heating; garage space; $13,7J0.
H. {. MAYNOR CO.,
Exclusive Agents.
Pot. 3O58. 14O2 N. Capitol st.
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Continued On Next PnGe.)
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BARGAIN FOR COLORED.
Corner Sherman ave. and Fairmont sts.-
Modern home with hot water heat. electricity
also has great future possibilities for CONNER
ciaI purposes. Price only 800. with 500
cash. or owner will take a little less with
more cash
THE HERBERT Co.
l1Os New York Ave. Franklin s267.
Omen Sunday morning until ] Pm.
Evening star., 1924-08-17

A REAL BAlaiAIN.
Shepherd st. near l4th-A six room house.
modern. newly papered and painted through
out: arranged for two families il desired.
Only $3.50. with 81 100 cash and terms Of
&59 month. This house won't last long
better see il at once.
THE HERBERT CO.,
1l0S New York Ave. franklin 1851.
Omen Sunday morning until pm.
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ILLINOIS AVENUE
Detached Home.

This ho,ee offers you an unusually at
tractiye proposition in completely detach-
ed home at Q very moderate price Sit
uated only q short distance from Grant Cir
Gle. thus affording all the advantages that
this rapidly developing section Of the city
Affords. Six large rooms and tile bath ::
large sleeping porch: oak floors. h.-w.h. and
elec. lights splendid condition: large yard,
with brick garage: very attractive terms.
This Is q bargain. Do not overlook il.
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FOR SALE-4OuSES.

6o1 KENNEDY SIT X. AND L., MODERN
brick; large lot: priced az $500 for quick
sale: $1,UD cash. $40 per mo-. call and
OWNER at 1919 Wis. IL. Open Sunday.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW, S-KUUM, CENl Err
hall, detached. bricS home, Witi Giass-!n.
closed sleeI:ns porch and parlor: built in
tusl cost of construction. Phone Main 5974
EDISON ". BRIGGS owner. Investment bldg
Evening star., 1924-08-17

l. ! ~ N.As'ii
Or I would not sell 2-story stucro. 8 rooms
and hath: rooms upstairs. fitted up with
gas range and sink for apt. rents $3j per
mo-. unfurniShed hardwood floors: fireplace;
huilt-in bookcases: beautiful eIec. fixtures:
front and rear porrheS: complete cellar with
laundry equipment; garage. Not years old.
Lot runs through to another street. Lyon
Park. Va. less than block cars. Priced for
quick sale. but must have some cash. Address
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143o SPRING PLACE.
Beautiful Groom, built-in garage, porches
lot 2OxS0 feet. This Is q bargain.
G. Fl. LALEGHR, 14iO. II st. NV.
Main 1913 Home North 46C0
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21O6 . ST NV, $12 900 co.
8 rooms. ; baths, h.-w.h.
L. W. GROOMES. 1416 + ST.
VACANT
311t y St. NV. $40 10000.
q rooms. bath. garage space.
l.. w. GROOMES 1919 + St

BIG BARGA1N.
Chevy Chase. Md. at Delaware and Ray
mond sts.. ono block to Chevy Chase Club and
car; most attractive grounds and home. with I
nice rooms and all other features that make
q desirable residence. Phone Cleveland 400.
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REMAINDER LIKE RENT
AddresS Rox S3S Star of8re

IT ABSOLUTELY PAYS
to huv Power built modern home at Col
lege Park. adjacent to the University OF
Maryland. where real COOL values predomnste.
Sold on reasonable terms !r
EI.MORE POWER OWNER AND BUILDER.
Phone Bnrwvn ,1lW.
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IT Z ~ TIIT. ITTT-IN.
large. beautiful lots. STA, led ,hy oil onk
trees. with all modern improvements; can he
bought for s40U and up. Terms. so down
and $40 month.
@. Is. ZANT/INGf;R,
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&. s.s50-lst COMMERCIAL, 1lth AT YOU
nw.- r, b., brick: space double gar; $500
cash; rented $50. OWNER, Fr. 0482.
wOODRIDGE-8 ROOMS: Anil; OWNER
leaving city. ZOOS Hamlin st. NE. Potomac
l:32-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-09
LEADERS GROPE FOR NEW NAME
 TOPlJTFORWARD
Some One Mus: Be Named To Hold Party Intact,
 Is View
By HERBERT COREY

NEW YORK, July S.--When the democratic convention met for it's Tuesday night session it had been forced to confront the truth. Some one must be nominated. Anyone. It real ly makes little difference now, in the opinion of the leaders. But someone must be named. Else the donkey might just as well be put up at sheriff's sale.
 We must hold the organizationNto- gether," was the sentiment of the state bosses. "A national party without a national ticket in the field has ceased to be party. The state and local organizations would be demolished. We would be ruined"
 Crepe For Agreement
 Therefore recess had been taken in the hope that an agreement on someone might be reachd. It was plainly indi- cated that not one of the list of candi- dates now in the field can be named. Smith and McAdoo have long been im- possible. Not one of the minors in the field has shown tie least strength. Yet an impossible situation had been created.
 Either Smith or McAdoo, plus cer- tain extraneOus aid upon which they can count, had the veto power over a nomination. The same may be said of the block of minor candidates. They had only to stand pat, hold their fol- lowers, refuse to eliminate themselves for the sake of the party, and no one could be nominated. The convention could go on as it has been going on tin til judgment day, The passion of in- dividuals for their candidates had pass ed the stage of loyalty and become fam atheism. To this was added the fury into which both sides had lashed them selves over the religious issue.
 Brennan of Illinois, leader of the Smith forces, and Kremer, of Montana, floor man for McAdoo, practically con- fessed to the convention in their agreed motion for recess to Tuesday night that either man. The effort to put Ralston over had failed, for precisely the same reason that had ruined every other at tempt of the sort. A new man must be found. None of the old ones would do.
 It was confession of impotence coupled with a plea for renunciati0n. Unless the various candidates, who have been selfishly putting their own ambitions above the good of the party, could be persuaded to withdraw, noth- ing could be done.
 The problem had ceased to be one of nominating a man. It was the salva- tion of the party organization. The national ticket had been boiled down to single value. It has become glue by which the party may be held to- gether at home.
 John Smith would do as well as any one else.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-09
Convention Once-Overs
By 1T. I. Phillips

Governor Campbell of Ohio, who passed his eighty-first birthday here yesterday and to whom the convention paid tribute, was on hand early today.
 He is prepared to pass his eighty second birthday here, too.
 "I remember very clearly the open ing of the 1924 convention of the great democratic party" said Mir. Campbell today, as he took his seat with an ex- precision of anguish. "It seems as if it were but yesterday. There was quite fight on that year, you may recall. over some religious order-1 forget the name as it has long since passed away and feeling ran very high.
 q recall we met in a place called Madison Square Garden. It was quite a famous building in those days-I don't recollect just where it stood. The convention opened on beautiful day in May or June-I forget which-and lasted some time.
 w. J. Bryan, he was quite a figure fifty years ago-%as there. I am one of the few men living who shook his hands.
 "New York-it was much smaller city then-gave us a great reception, a fellow by the name of-well, ahyway< it doesn't make any difference-was mayor. I remember he had red hair and made speech. We had pretty good time,
 To what do you attribute your longevity? he was asked.
 "Oh, I sat through all the years of that convention and couldn't smoke on account of the fire rules" he replied.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-09
SOCIALISTS PLAY
 KHAN BY NAME:
lContinuei From Pags Onsl

that a pronouncement covering only the party's stand in opposition to at- tempts to divide the workers, was bet ter suited to socialist declaration.
 The substitute was defeated 19 to B and the resolution then was passed 56 to 15. This represented less than half the full registration, as many of the delegates had departed for their homes.
 To assuage the feelings engendered by the debate, Morris Hillquit, New York had passed an instruction to the executive, committee to circulate a pamphlet setting forth the party's de- tailed position on the subject.
 This would have a good effect upon not only the general public but on some delegates to this convention," said Hillquit after George M. Goebel, New Jersey, had attempted to shut off his talk on a point of order. =
 'So long as the k1ansmen merely hate the Jew or the Roman Catholic or the negro, they are merely exercising a personal privilege, but when they put on their pillow slips to intimidate vot- CTS and commit murder in opposition to the rule of, for and by the people, then it is time for every socialist to take a stand on the side of civic. right and liberty" 5