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The Washington times., 1925-02-16
Local Stocks
(frurnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co..
Gal Ees

s(FurnIshed by w. q. Hibbs & Col
SALES.
Washington Gas Is, 1888. $1,000
1O2.
Commercial National Bank. 100
1e0.
Riggs National Bank. 1o0s2s. 10
$3.50, 5@23I.
National Mortgage and Invest
ment, preferred, 50@99s, 5O@9as,
20p@93s.
Continental Trust Company.10@
=. AFTER CALL.
Washington Railway & Electric
G. q r. SIS. 1898, $1O00@101 Y
$4,000 l0t5kk.
Washington Railway and Electric
Is, $i0,000@79ss, $5000@79A, $1,000
07s%
washington Gas Light. 10@5s,
10@6s.
Washington Railway and Electric,
10@815k.
Lanston Monotype, 10@7Sss.
MONEY. +
Call loans, sos percent.
The Washington times., 1925-02-16
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, Feb. Is. - Grains
opened about steady here today.
Wheat, " to IN down, Corn. u to
Is down: oats, Y up.
Opening:
Wheat = May, 1854 @186; July,
157; September, LA.
II Corn = May, 127% 0l2S1s: Sep.
TENDER. 12SA 0129.
Oats May b5@55ki JULY 56z4
The Washington times., 1925-02-16
Foreign Exchange

premium at $1,000.
Montreal funds in New York. 1875
discount at $1,000.
The Washington times., 1925-02-16

High Low r. n. Clcss
st. =. $. w.. 49sS 4e5< 49K 50
Savage Arms. 931z SO SIX 92H
.shulte Ret ST 11llf l1t16 I'LL lie
Evening star., 1925-10-09

CHEVY CHASE, D. {.
Open Every Evening Until
O'Clock.
Two very unusually attractive detached
colonial center.hsll brick houses containing
modern appointment. including built-in ga
rage Wonderful lots 70'x20b.
Nos 5000 and 39ll Jocclyn st.
, Squares West of Conn. Ave. .
Allan Z. Walker & Co, Inc,
sl3 18th St NV. Main 969O.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
One Of the NiceSt Homes
California Street.

Hsf & Mo- re4 s and 1ssa a T s HH Ho n % %
fr pa
n 5sSs sGqs :s sds s a and Dsss an: % @
n the is
a. the back of ns D lot far pasd y
A Very Handsome Home 36th Place
is
in
match @ Ts I % pd' anG anin
& m % S s e'o e. Of e e
is a
MECH E % d9e bill % nn % ,S ee In hf xes s" aHe @
Detached, Frame Bungalow On 9th St. n E -
Just
,s to the 6Gn'e
The nE perch sse % - -spd sa
$3.50 $1,000 Cash Balance 0 Easy Terms.
our
inspect hes p
McKEEVER & GOSS,
Realtors
1415 K Street Phone Main 4752
Evening star., 1925-10-09

SOUTHEAST-S45O
@ home both s % Ins n,s ea b, & @ n @
for ~ "
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-SS25O
a
PETWORTH-S8
s Colonial % % and ssHn'fRs ph rso es s bn
sink d
NORTHEAST-$8o5O
- Beautiful choice section
O I to alley room
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Soo5O
pcha andg
Deep
T DOWNTOWN-$30OOO TERMS.
anasd dG % % % % G"a h sRd ' no1' eSu
for
CAFRITZ COMPANY
4th and X. Main 0OSO
Evening star., 1925-10-09

THE BARTLETT-PRATT REALTY co. ~.-.--
Telephones: Main 1882 Main SS2 1902 K St NV.
PRICE. S7,75O-$5OO CASH
Eshtoom and residence
PRICE. S1O.35O .... -
andba Iot padany
. PRICE, Sill 500
aim naoden a @ D. % ed ~ ~ ~
PRICE, $1,000
sleeping porch modern mpro M ~ ~ -
PRICE, $780,
and n 10
PRICE, S., 500
% poches hes f: i re T ter % " ~ improvements ~
PRICE, S23, 500
modern f's and S Ss % n Fs ] Hs Fe ean
PRICE, $l3,75O
sassinc~d
BARTLETT-PRATT REALTY. COMPANY
+ Our Autos and Statesmen Your Service.
X t. Main ll3s Mains
Evening star., 1925-10-09
Real Honey Homes That You'll Like.

Real Honey Homes" That You'll Like.
You'll Appreciate This Home in Cleveland Park
tn. ssd the M hfl5 @ ho 0taaa s s'ss, ns ss On %
s u ns sss e a ss ssEs y as e.?
Sl55OO With Terms
Washington Heights Offers This Exceptional English
Basement Home.
:i sss = t s :ss 4ss$:
This Delightful Eightroom Home is in Chevy Chase D. c.
% % aepsa u T RI. foom na s ] % @
% and H 1 5S GoioSA % a fBhTxcHrp
Modern Duplex Home
Upper a Want sf h. & SH HH. Hone P;o . %
" ' price ana terms are sure to be OF
Charming Dutch Colonial Home-Cleveland Park
easy sGsso @ oHs ' sna sd sns big s T sn. % With %hd %
@ s0ei co%e she sse and
sl3750, and Easy Terms
Ct harming Home in Chevy Chase d.
@ % 20 can By se pretty aIseS a 5 :s' & Hone
S ~ @ snsI @ ; fs sso ss &: @ ]
SAFE " account
91oOOO with Terms to Suit.
": {. & A. n Mf%TER ffffTs1 suited to your convenience
iii7 "ui 81 " = Phone Main $780,
Evening star., 1925-10-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Petworth-8,95O. Terms.

PetWorth-S8,95U. Terms.
Buy direct from owner and builder a
colonial tapestry brick home containing six
rooms and tile bath with built-in fixtures
hot.water heat. electric lights. hardwood
noors. kitchen equipped with Detroit Jewel
gas range and large one-piece porcelain sink
and drain board: outside pantry, Pittsburs
instantaneous hot-water heater with storage
system. lot over 140 feet deep to new alley
with room for garage. lFiRh elevationI.
Address Box 172-H Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
LOOK AT THIS ONE!
$3.50 Cash.

Just completed rooms and bath. h.-w n =.
hardwood floors. fireplace: nice plumbing and
cleo fixtures: ideal location. Phone Main
S0323. Evenings, Clar. 663-J-1. D.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

-T10 EYE ST. NE.
One OF the few homes that can be bought
in this section: contains rooms and blth.
hot,water heat. electricity. two rear porches:
can be sold on easy terms. Low cash pay
Evening star., 1925-10-09
MODERN GROOM HOMES,
1z2o TO PSI 4th ST. NE.

First Floor: Beautiful bright living opening into
large dining kitchen with best grade fixtures
including buitn large front porch entire width
of house; breakfast porch 10 feet wide, opening into
dining room with French doors. Hardwood floors OF
hest grade handsome electric fixtures mirrored coat
closet
Second Floor Three bright outside bedrooms Ofootwide
sleeping porch and large tiled bath.
Basement Light we'll ventilated basement under entire
house; laundry tubs coal bin hotwaer heating plant.
Large back yard to paved alley.
PRICE, 500
$3.50 Cash $3.50 Monthly Payments.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER, INC,
z32 9Th St NV Franklin 1855.
Evening star., 1925-10-09

DEAL WITH US-oUICK RESULTS
Kenyon ST.. lust west of Mt. Pleas
ant st, exceptionally well built and
attractive. nearly new. modern -
story colonial brick. : r. & h.. in
closed breakfast porch. built-in ga
rage. wide deep lot. possession. Best
Of reasons for selling at the low
price we can quote Terms.
\. +. RION CO., INC.
Main 4591. 1923 Est.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
THIS ATTRACTIVE HOMI
FOR SALE BY OWNER.

a very Complc'"
home. "a #. wide, IN
splendid condition. :
rooms. with ( he'd
rooms and bath: ga
rage built in: screened
porch off dining room.
large front porch AMI
screened 81 eepi in:
porch: hot-water heat
and Pittsburg heater.
An unusually good
buy. Located west OF
10th st. Convenient Ia
schools. 10Th street
bus. 14th street and
18th rect ,Mt.
PlcaSant) ears. sat
isfactory terms MAY
he arranged. For full
,cno.f nhnnn for an
Evening star., 1925-10-09
WIN. S. PHILLIPS.

WIN. S. PHILLIPS
S1O5OO
l4th AND PARK RD.
9E ,hs esspi ps pqs p s s %
rS e ps sftu o1 iS @ % %
SmaMc ment
S2o5O
WOODLEY PARK.
on sp. has & one cea cen,iSs
ncoed; is 0n fr1nt
S13,5OO.
SACL'S ADDITION.
West Of 14h St.-Tapestry Brick
'.s,y ir.s S S5a Com s
s @ esr sd fy m 1sa % eas TarT ]
S1Sz5O
CLEVELAND PARK.
Phone Service Until PM.
WM S. PHILLIPS.
A
Main 1900. 1882 X St.
, 1925-01-22


dren 81. Gregory 3 wickets for Ill,
Mailey 3 wickets for 1873. A. Richardson
2 Wickets for ~. Australia. Second in
njnga 2l1 for 3 wickets. Australia is now
335 runs with seven wickets in hand.
KharJouln, Jan. l9th-fhe Intention of
establishing a Sudan Defence Force
has been publicly Proclaimed by Sir Geof-
frey Archer. Governor General of the
Sudan. liz the proposed force, he said.
commissions would be offered, 9th few
exceptions 10 all serving officers who are
natives of the Sudan.
Kingston. Jamaica, Jan. 19th-A Sc
we're earthquake occurred here at J1.50
last night. 1t was, however, of short
duration. commencing with a tremor and
ending abruptly in a shock.
, 1925-01-22
Continued from yestorday's AUjs.)

tLOUtJftUeO JfOW geSLGftHLD . A0tS.1
There were in existence 1882 par
ents' associations, which held 4, $3.50 meet
Ings. teachers made 81, 65l visits TO
parents homes.
The 5cno~l chapters Of the Junior
Red Cross enrolled Turing the year no.
z28 members. The total receipts were
$Z9, 523, ond the tota, expenditures S26,
9lZ.
The total per capita expenditures per
pupil enrolled was 1882,
Forty one continuation schools were
maintained, with 8,4l9 students. -Four
new high schools were established, MAX
ing the total in the Island is; 223 high
schooIteachers We're employed, and 5, 523
students enrolled.
"Eighly-nine new school libraries were
opened during the year, % secondary
Libraries, 2l2 graded Libraries, and 265
rural libraries were maintained, Great
interest in these school Libraries is mani
tested, and the need for rooms and for
books is very great.
The teaching Of the manual arts is
carried on IN all schools during the eighth
grade and first high-8chool years. Great
difficulty exists IN securing competent
teachers, but the interest shown IN the
work done by the students is remarkable.
Courses were held in So municipalities
with an enrolment OF 1886 pupils.
Hone economics occupies an import
ant part of me school curriculum. -Four
semesters OF ten hours per week are re-
CURED Of all girls. they are required to
learn TO make their own clothing, hats,
etc. Food selection, preparation, ser
vice and marketing are taught. Home
, 1925-01-22

fI6Icl6f CdDlGu the DLdIG DCpdi IlIlGuI 10
day that the situation at Rome was quiet
and public order was not disturbed.
New Yook, Jan. 19Jh.-1ex Richard
said he expected TO match Dempsey for
a title match with either Gibbons or Wills
in June, despite the G. champions announce
ment that he would retire ard marry.
New York, Jan. 81 h.-DanIel Gray
Reid. known as tne''tin plate king and
a lar e Wall Street operator, died today.
London, Jan. 18th. Sugar in stock on
the 18th instant was 80, 900 tons, Last
year AZ, 900 tons.
New York, Jan. 19th.-No changes oc-
Cured in the raw sugar market today
from 4 SO, duly paid. Sales Of ID. 90
bags of POto Rico late January or early
February clearance, were made to a l)cat
refinet. Raw sugar features we're easier
uD der commission house liquidation and
sotta4 by aou7a NiLh Cuban connections.
Final prices we're a point above the low
est, bu1 still z to 5 points below the pre-
vious close, January 223, March Z 81
May 2.94, July 3.07. No changes were
n0led 10 refined sugar, which ranged
from s 10 To 6.25 for tine graduated and
myderale lnquIrI was reported. Refined
features were nOnInal.
Boston. Mass. Jan. l9th-A cold wave
which swept almost without Warullg
t.tm the maritime provinces OF Canada
ana The Norm Atlantic, glIpped NOl.uern
New England today, driving the lnercu-
ry 10 records 0t nIty and htty-slA below
zero, Temperature 10 some places sere
reported as the lowest in n years and In
other localities The mercury reached
points said 10 b the lowest ON record.
The official thermomigor at Gardiner,
Maine, early TODAY registered thirty
five degrees below zero. the coolest
weather recorded since 1897. ln Barnet
Vermont, the mercury sank to SO degrees
below zero, WnIIe Montpelier thermomi-
tiers registered from rs TO 80 below.
Atlanta ga. Jan. 19Jh-Nine persons
have lost Their lives and enormous prop
erIy damage has resulted from flood wa
tiers sweeping sections oil five southern
states today. Swollen rivers, caused by
ten days OF heayy rams, nave flooded vast
areas IN Georgia, Alabama, South Carroll
pa, Louisiana and mississippi and caused
two TRAIN wrecks and made hundreds
homeless.
Manila. Jan. l9th-SiX United States
destroyers lett mere today 10 reinforce
the American naval forces al Shanghai,
where acuoua leaders and military gov
errors were conteSung Tor POSSESSION OF
that city.
Moscow, Jan. 18Th. Leon irotsky has
been relieved oI ms dutIes as Chairman
- .- u .,,lIn..l,,r, AN., It,9l}pII nv tho
, 1925-01-22

number of students already enrolled is
1899. Many of the municipalities have
built model home economic cottages.
modern in every respect and furnished
throughout. All household problems are
thus demonstrated under the most fav-
orable conditions each school has its
home-econ0mics club and special sub
jects are assigned for their considera-
ton. Among those considered was
%''Simplifcd Dressing Of School Girls.
So great was the influence of this that
every Sc DOL girl in Porto Rico now APP
pears daily in a School uniform, consist
ing of a white MILDLY blouse, dark skirt
and tie. Other subjects considered have
been Heath Of the School Girl" "WeI.
fare Work among School Children:"
disqualification Of School and Home Sur
r~oundings''. The influence of This work
on the Wt,ule people OF the Island has
been fdr-reaching and OF immense sben-
eft. In 10 other part Of the school work
has there been more interest taken or
more progress made.
"Eighty-four instructors in needle.
work, and embroidery have been en-
plOyed to give special instruction ~ these
subjects. The number of pupils enroll.
ed was 5000. These courses are design
ed to pre- fate those taking Them TO earn
an Independent livelihood through ability
to do expert work in native handwork
for Which the Porto Rican women have
such spec capacigy end ~. Hh.e!. there
IS such a gen .l.I demand. The course
covers two years and was framed after
conferences with manufacturers and
dealers in that kind OF material and in.
cIudes all points of construction and dec
GRAFTON required.
There are As special teachers Of agri-
culture and one general superintendent.
One or two of these teachers are assign.
ed to each school district. These teach
ers cooperate with the agricultural agents
of the Department of Agriculture in in
cuIcating modern agricultural ideas; they
encourage the Home Gatden'' move
ment; they help in the organization of
parents associations; they hold agricul-
tural meetings and exhibitions. The
general Superintendent visits all the
towns and schools, and stimulates inter
est and activity. He is now preparing 4
complete course Of study in nature and
agriculture covering all the grades.
The training of teachers In the ser
vice is given special attention by The
district supervisors, by means of model
classes taught, monthly meetings held.
and special lessons in English given.
The number Of Porto Rican students
who are pursuing studies in continental
United States is continually Increasing.
Evening star., 1925-09-29
Near Lincoln Park.

SS7OO-Close Trinity College.
one o
must
vii ousy
So1OO-NIadison St-Must Be Sold.
An left the city and is Offering
sssuiGu s n9ui @ % shroushout
aHa a3' sass ssB R0 % % 81
a
81 o5O-Opposite Government Park-Four Bedrooms.
h1ne % il a "
electric deep and for
Sl4.2OO-Detached Brick Home-Chevy Chase.
Wen
S15,5OO-Cleveland Park-New Detached Brick Home
@ asas n sss Da San a a nS st } m, s ]
Ppf ' % % orsRns ssPRs eoH s s @
Phone Service Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home of Homes,
14H K Street. Main 93OO
Evening star., 1925-09-29
DOUGLASS g. PHILLIPS, INC.

DOUGLASS & PHILIPS INC.
SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
a
, @ Ry @ S sns
in he and
rnklns,
MT. PLEASANT.
of
dental
IN h SS Is s; @ so sssss s. ssh h I ] a
attractive o an appon " S ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
a stuco
@ @ % @ @ ed @ ernns % n ' nsh, @ n
I % 9 % % % are % % = ss
s,pr that & sonadera5
a con
Phone Until 9 PM
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, INC
Franklin $685. 1916 St NV
1--WE Believe in Washington
Evening star., 1925-09-29
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1412 Eye St. NV. Realtors. Franklin o5o3

1412 Eye St. NV. Realtors Franklin o5o3
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL-Soo75
% @ h asss s @ fs Hs s p . Sn. 'Ts sf' ss % %
sPsiona offering Ihe,s living With
a5sh I oas 4 @ ri TS 10, 4S;i16 5 "a
MT PLEASANT-Near 10Th and Lamont-$155OO
: - 5 s s R' 9sS has ss ss hsss es a:s ss to
;osm: III .h ] ss
4 ner a'n"n ' bargain that can be bought on
CHEVY CHASE, MD-Imposng New Home-$2l ,5OO
s e. sSs 5. ss HE. ass
noP dining % ee v Pn s9 j. % DHs T e aee are % d a n I
TAKOMA PARK-Dutch Co1onial-SO85O
LOT soTs, t hssd %sy % & @ v.S gush colonial
and , hsss pa. 1 ss ss M & pus as s Is @ sn Z
s s S ~ R sss 1S: 9's s. e. 'S Ssssss ss
INGRAHAM ST.-An Excellent Value-S8o75
liner I,ted paved street accessible both
F .n e d1s ps: k heos se Sd Witt Nth h
% : is s Hsn ss.:e %R :sSa & a snS must .
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS-Slo5O 500
nh % svf S s & ho"s % s @ mp atss and
SSsmmsaains Sa. maaH spnds 1T &
.ss Ss$s s:.S s e. s:'; ;s
Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
l412 Eye ST. NV. Franklin 95O3
Evening star., 1925-09-29
GRUVER BUILT.


GRUVER BUILT.
In good location colonial house consist
servants toilet fioored attic. INV H.. cleo.
lights and built-in garage. This house is
III excellent condition and only three years
so a. three years pSone to ME Tens
Main s5ss Eyeninss North s0I2. 80.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID.
Good semi-detached seven-room a bed
pooms1 house with h-w.h elec hg6.s - and
81; ,BlsCoE. Main 35ss. Evenings North
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Near circle and Just one block west of
Conn. ave. wonderful detached house with
% car garase e. Priced @ "f0 f6r H QUICK ~ sale ~ At
Saance Sa ss:S sash M Bfsco HS
Main 1888. Evenings North sO12 3o'
COLORED.
$40 to $50 cash and from So TO Sc per
month; Ask about our FREE LIFE IN
also, Office ,8ist and Dix sts. ne. III st.
ears. ears. open daily and Sunday R. johnson.
Many lots have sold recently at these very
E. P. SENkT TSkNkTs VIII 2MfkR nfSIfok kNIR SEA1ToR.
READ THIS AND JUDGE.
Practically new six-room home in an ex-
water heat. electricity, hardwood floors.
colonial front porch. built-in heated garage
screens SER e = and md weather-strips. Only s7.260-
VIM. S. PHILLIPS,
l4sa X ofisce 81; S5Mi oDsn Until o sa. ssin +eoo'
Evening star., 1925-09-29
FOR SALF-HOUSES.
(Continued.)
DOWNTOWN
NOpTI\NESI

NOIN 7 I W Id
PRICE. S25. 900 The ground alone
VIII soon be worth this price. the
location is in that area between litn
and 10th sts., Just a little north of
Pennsylvania ave. where values are
rapidly increasing. The house has
IL rooms and two baths, practically
new hot-water heating plant electric
lights and garage for two cars The
owner. having no use for so much
room. has authorized us to soil at
this remarkably low price.
n. l.. Sansbury Co.. Inc.
141s Eye St. NV Phones Main 5gO3-4
Realtors.
Evening star., 1925-09-29

REAL HOME BARGAINS
Detached Near Chevy Chase-S575O.
$3.50 CASH $50 Monthly.
Sores
Bungalow. West Georgetown Near Reservoir-S7 $50.
$3.50 Cash-7S65 Total Monthly Payment.
Beautiful New Home-S,15O
$500 Cash. Balance Like
and h rheae
n
New Brick Home, NE.-Soo5O
Very Easy Terms.
% doe rear oar @ % Front Gx1 eos
to
Near Conn Ave. and Wardman Park Inn-S1275O
$1,000 Cash-$9S.OO Total Monthly
WILLIAM X HARTUNG & COMPANY
1l0S 10th St. NV. Main S1
Evening star., 1925-09-29
FOR S.ALE-HOUSES.
WOODLEY PARK-S1 900 CASH.

Near wardman Park Hotel-Delightful !
home. having eight large rooms and tiled !
bath: ami: many added features including +!
GARAGE. The price will be a surprise |
Call Main 5ff for an inspection
Evening star., 1925-09-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Saul'S Addition.

Beautiful semi detached center-h hall plan
home: brick construction: large living room
with open fireplace. dining room and kitchen.
sun parlor on first floor: second floor has 4
bedrooms and . baths: large foored attic:
every modern convenience. Ruud instan-
taneous water heater: screens and awnings:
spienold front and rear yards with shruhbery
and flowers; 2-car garage, brick. opening
on # alley. This home is a remarkable value
at S16.50O. on convenient terms.
Northwest.
Colonial front brick home. 20 feet wide:
large rooms and tile bath. hot-water heat
and electric lights: lot 40 feet deep. with
grape arbor flowers and shrubbery. An
ideal place for children. 81 600 cash and
S15 per month.
Two-Family Apartment.
An unusual home: Ave rooms and tile
bath on first floor open fireplace and con-
crete front porch: three rooms. kitchen and
bath on second floor; chestnut trim through
out: hardwood foors: largo pantry and huge
closets: h.w.h. and electric lights: splendid
condition throughout; large front and rear
yards fenced in; sh sde trees and garden: 2:
car garage. Inspection will convince you OF
the value offered.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

Kew Hampshire produces only 64 per cent of tho timber used in the state DIluslly.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

governors remarks tonight was af. forded by a speech he made at a closed Tammany meeting several weeks ago which has just been made public, He referred to the trade of abuse that runs 10 nearly everybody that disagrces In the slightest degree with the present mayor" also 10 lack of action and surfeit of language. The great es- senttal for successful public office IS the ability to get along with men, the governor said.
 Tho mayor speaking in Queens last night, said that q former pool room king a traction lawyer and q gambling czar had prevailed on the weak and unsophisticated George w. Olvany" Tammany leader, that lly'an must be defeated
 Senator Walker In the Bronx re. luarked that Mir. IIylan was mere y inc rubber stamp of Hearst.
 The thrce-cornercd contest for tho republican nomination mean vhil" is far from being in the dol- drums.
 A republican district leader, AL fred R. Simouds, has dcsertnd the organization ticket headed by Frank D, Waterman and annonnc- ed support of John J. Lyons. insur- gent
 William N, Bennett another can dida'e for the republican nomna- tion, asked all his rivals how they proposed 10 finance more snbways and still keep fares at five cents.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
I.SMITH WILL REPLY
 ID MILAN TONIGHT
Governor Will Answer Mayors
 ClaimS.,McCOoey Is Boiling

New York, Aug. 27 P, Governor Smith today was in tho thick of the fight for mayor Of New York.
 Having given up his vacation in order to work for State Senator James ]. Walker, Tammany dcsig nee against Mayor Hylan for thc democratic nomination, tho govcr. nor came from the capitol q Al. banY to plunge into contest which both democratic and republican SpokeSmen have said fron'v Is Il fight between Smith and Hearst.
 Tonight the governor will invade Brooklyn, the home borough of Mayor Hylan. Al q Walker rally he is expected to express various opinions regarding Mayor Hylan. who the other day made the poli'l~ cal pot bubble with an attack on the governor as an ally of traction tn- teres's seeking higher fares. The mayor al the same time criticized Walker with references to inc SUD. port ot the underv orld and a wide open town,
 Supporters of Smith and Walker were iuhilant today over the ap- parent regret with which the may or's attack on them were received hy John II. McCoocy democratic leader of Brooklyn. Rack from 8 vacation yesterday, Mcroocy took no palms 10 conceal his surprise over the mayors attack and indi- cated that he would abide by the result Of the primaries.
 Considerable doubt has been ex- pressed az 10 whether the mayor will do this Tn fact his course has generally been interpreted as lead ing toward 2 campaign as an inde- pendent in case he is defeated for the democratic nomination at the primaries September 15. The New York Sun suggests that perhaps Hylsn has ambitions as } national leader of radical democratic wing.
 "The tiger must not cross the bridge" said McCooey al a Hylan rally earlier in the campaign, but the tiger is going there tonight with red fire and an automobile parade. Some l5,000 applications have been received for $500 seats. Amp)ihe $ and WJY beginning at 9:3o p. m. will carry the governors voice to those who cannot get into the hall.
 Mayor Hylan charges that the audience has been hand picked so that tho goreruor will be asked no embarrassing questions
 Some clue to tho nature of the
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
SJrpORT PARTY, IS ADyICT.

New Haven. Aug. z P)-Rerub'i- can voters of this city were told 10 eupport the man selected as the re- publican candidate for mayor, and 10 abide by the result of the republi- can caucus regardless of factional differences, hy Lieutenant Governor J Edwin Brainard al the Young Mems Republican club dinner last night in Mansfield Grove. which was attended by many republican not ables.
 A union of the factions and full support of any candidate no matter who he is was urged by the lieu tenant governor.
 While many hoons for the mayor. aty nomination were advanced dur. ing the day, the names of Joseph NJ. Morrissey chairman of the republi- can town Commttce, and John E. Tower were the most prominently mentioned, fl vas said.