davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PEERLESS
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.

Peerless sedan demon
strator, S-pass.. 6-cyl.;
new car guarantee. ST. ,9o5
"a Hupmobile sedan. -. 7o5
"a Chevrolet coupe. =. 200
81 Cadillac 7-pass. touring. 800
Peerless 7-pass. touring. 4o5
"a Willys-Knight sedan. $50
"a Overland sedan. 80. $50
"a Chevrolet touring. ..r LIS
"a Essex coach ........ 385
"a Maxwell club sedan. $50
"a Buick Master 6 coupe,
4pass ........ o75
Marmon 7-pass. touring. 600
Studebaker Big 6 touring. $50
~ Buick touring. ....... 1875
Ford 4-door sedan. ..... 265
rs Hudson 7-pass. sedan. 1,lo5
Chandler sport, 5-pass.. :. $50
Chevrolet coupe. ........ 100
Easy Terms.
nrrnTT-cC NE0T0D -~
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HUDSON ESSEX
HOLLAND MOTOR co.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
PAYDAY
SPECIALS.

1924 Ford Fordor Sedan.
Fully equipped. including bumpers front
and rear, mirror. motometer. etc. Mechan-
ically perfect. and the price will sell il
quickly.
1925 Essex Coaches.
Two to choose from. in very good mechanT, han;
equipped.
1928 Hudson Coaches.
Two to choose from in very good mechani am
priced very low.
1922 Paige Touring.
m saF aas really s good bar
1924 Studebaker Touring.
Light six; paint. tires. upholstery in very
FOOD condition.
1924 Hupp Touring.
In wonderful condition throughout. and
the price is right.
3 Ford Coupes
that are priced cheap. that are in very
good condition mechanically and in appear
ance.
Packard Twin Limousine.
In very fine mechanical condition; a
mighty fine car for the low price OF $500
1924 Chevrolet Sedans.
Two to choose from. These are excep-
tional bargains in Chevrolet Motors GOOD,
tires Ok. appearance good. And the price
Is right.
1925 Overland Touring.
Balloon tires. disc wheels, extra tire, etc
Car in wonderful mechanical condidtion
The price will move IL quickly.
1922 Maxwell Touring.
Disc wheels. spare tire. motometer. bump
er: mechanically ok: priced low.
Many Others.
Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO.,
Used Car Dept,
1919 18th St. (bet. K and IL.
Main 9059.
FORDS! FORDS! FORDSl
Ford four doors. choice Of O.. $50 up
Ford touring, choice of 60. 80 up
Some rebuilt)
Ford chassis with starters. -. 80
Ford light delivery. choice Of
seSE -og THE i5t tAdBaoSyAE daSA SSH6RsSs "a s. zSrIg
OPEN SUNDAYS 10 TO 1.
STEUART'S GARAGE,
141 18th ST. NE. Lin. 600.
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FOR RENT-GARAGEs.

DETwFEN CATHEDRAL AVE AND GAR,
field St. Conn. ave. and 9th St brick ga
rages T, with light and water: single garsge; ga;
=. DAVIS Co. 733 18th St NV. Main
SMALL GARAGES NEAR WAsHINGT0N
WARD 723 20th 81. NV Phone Main $500
SPACE IN PRIVATE GARAGE FOR OHF,
car heat electricity. water: S12 month.
1920 NJ At i
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC,
1915 14th St. Main $500.
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BARGAINS-BARGAINS.
Cars in Splendid Condition.

Marnon 1926 demonstra-
tor, nearly new 1880
Marmon 4-pass. tour. -. 875
Marmon "a 7-pass. sedan. 100
Cadillac victoria coupe. -. 1900
Marmon '23 7-pass. tour. 900
HES. 2-pass. roadster. 600
Marmon 7-pass. tour. r..... 700
Velie "a 5-pass. sedan. =. 75e
Marmon 7-pass. limousine. $50
Packard 7-pass. limousine. 400
Studebaker 7-pass. tour. :. 800
Buick "a 2-pass. roadster. $50
Peerless sedan, ~, rebuilt. 1,1OO|
HOUGH MOTOR CO.,
1923 Conn. Ave. Main 1867.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
@-~@-~s
WHY?

have we beaten every previous
record for March? Come and
see. Compare our prices and
cars with any other in Washing
ton. See our new showroom,
Open evenings and Sundays.
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PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
l4th and P SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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open evenings ana sauIiudys.
1923 Packard 5-pass.
sedan. 81 ,2OC
1924 Packard 5-pass. tour. LOO
1923 Peerless 7-pass.
sedan. n............. 1,l5C
1921 Packard coupe. ..... 55C
1924 Chevrolet coupe. ... 225
1923 Essex 4 coach. ...... 32s
1919 Cadillac tour. 57KK
model. :. ..... SOC
1928 Buick 4 sedan. AIS
1920 Cadillac touring. .... AIS
1920 Twin touring. ...... ACC
1923 Apperson sedan sport. $50
1924 Nash 5-pass. touring. o0O
Also several small low priced
cars.
Every Car ready for demon
stration. Good tires and paint.
Terms may be arranged.
PACKARD.
1907 Kalorama Road.
Just Off 10th St.
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COMPARE.
REAL BUY.

Hudson Sedan. 7-passenger. 1925: balloon
tiTes tn,s extra Tire 5umpsr motsnseS; In ex
Marmon Touring. 1929. 7-psssenger: new.
ly painted in exceptional condition: bumper
extra tire. motometer: $3.50.
Marmon Phaeton 1924. 6-passengeF: equip.
ped with Winter panels bumper, extra tire
motometer: Al mechanical coRdiuon; 81 500
Cadillac Victoria. .6.psssenger: in excellent
condition: newly painted In Ducc: Si.260.
Marmon Limousine. 1923: this car 10 ex,
celient for hiring: interior like new: dfst,
class mechanical condition: $3.50.
Hudson Coach. 1924. painted In Duco
bumper. extra tire. motometer: $3.50,
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1900 HAYWARD ST NV. AIT. 5--Nicely
furnished room. nexs 20 bath: phone elec
1924 HARVARD 81 NW.--One isubie one
single: on IND floor: nice for children
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ALSO
1925 Flint Sport Touring.
New shade Of green iacguesi meser. Just
bumpers. etc. c..,...,.......... s62s
1925 Jewett Sport Touring.
Rpnes. Its Psx; Just hssn PAINTED
'iSSsa; iSs ''sfi Si.s s 81 sasis:S, s:Ss se7b
1925 Buick Sedan.
Master Fl sI. svss s:pass In ss't'e' eondi sess
1924 Buick Sedan.
Wiz new new isssus' i pSsis. Si sSd siip eSS. a..
ere ..'.''.'',,.. ....'''. .''.''''S 'Ssso
1923 REQ Sedan.
B.pass.. In excellent condition. for. 80. ses5
1924 Buick Touring.
xis.s, slS SHANE. s a.,n, .ne sIss sYs elHs s.
nixy @ssHS sssiDs:a az a's: .re'!'.s:; also ssoS
1928 Marmon Touring.
4: .s:s t'.: :;ss $40.
1922 Cole "8" Touring.
spers model. In excellent condition. 1895
1922 Dodge Touring.
which 10 > bargain ss the lov ssurs 3, q.
1921 Dodge Sedan.
with perfect rubber end motor. ..... 1895
1924 Ford Tudor Sedan.
with shp covers. speedometer. bumpers,
metometar. mirror. leck wheel and
1924 Ford Tudor Sedan.
With excellent Fpbeer. bumpers. speed
oEeteF. lock Wheel. .,............. $685.
1923 Dodge Touring.
which runs and looks like new: rub
Der peftecS ...'..'.'.'.'..'.- - 5000
1928 Dodge Sedan.
with 8 nav tires; new LACQUER efue
pant 100 ...! !.-..... Safo
BARGAINS.
3s34 kesa JspFlnS .''........'..'.Sk2S
1929 Overland Sedan ........... ise
je22 9yeriand Touring. e.............. lSe
*HxA koofe Io4rnG ..'...'...s'.' ,ae
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HUPMOBILE
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

1923 Dodge Coupe, 4-pass.. $3.50
1921 Jordan Sedan. ....... 375
1924 Studebaker Touring. 400
1923 Dodge Touring ...... 800
1924 Jordan Blueboy... -. BIS
1924 Hudson Coach. ..... SIS
1923 Chevrolet Touring. 100
1921 Buick Touring. -. 225
1923 Ford Sedan ......... 800
1923 Jordan Touring ..... AS
1923 Hupp Coupe ......... $50
1924 Ford Coupe .......... O5
1923 Hupp Touring ....... 325
1924 Chevrolet Roadster. us
1922 Ford Coupe ....... $50
1924 Rickenbacker Touring SOS
1922 Chandler SIP. 4 Tour. 375
1922 Buick Sedan ........ SIS
1925 Olds 4-door Coach. -. SIS
1923 Chevrolet Sedan ..... 800
1923 Ford Sedan ......... us
1921 Ford Coupe ......... l25
1923 Hupp 2-pass. Coupe. SIS
1925 Hupp Club Sedan. 975
1926 Nash Roadster. Il $50
1926 Hupp 8 Touring. -. IL AS
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
USED CAR SALE.

USED CAR SALE.
sGss:H Spsss Rer;ss isse 5ss4 'ss
& css ssys;ss 1885, gs
EI|y. EiIR|t T2DTRf SDI16f 35 4ar,nx 1924 l,.s $S
oldsmobiie sedan iour'nt te.". 30
Wili:ssInis .;; G claiFss Coach ::::::::: sssS
Sisxeiand SIS r99SSSSisps. io@s :::::::: ::: isS
O'' Balance ~ 10 is Months. ''
|RS,na': YsSr ca1 AZ II oa4sss. Trsas'
Warrington Motor Car Co.,
1927 Conn. Ave. NV.
PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE
1925 14th St. NV.
@$ssii @@ssii ES1s Ess;sa E;1ss SS?ssI s1Ssa g:s.n.
ilsss$s ilssss$s ssudebaEsq saide aEsqr'Ro Roadster.
isssSS iSsssSS BsisE BsisE s:Sss. ks;a;'''-
Low Prices. Reasonable Terms
WANTEil-AUTOMOBILES.
WILL EXCHANGE stock in Florida syndi-
mod csf sS6 tGse 4oS
WHAT WILL you TAKE FOR YOUR CAR
.oIa In trade for New Bqieki
pay CASH 81. Ssea sss ia
CASH for your car in 10 minutes: $40 70
FPed T Norsan @ any oss sssis5 Conn s1sO sVs i0S0S
WILL PAY CASH for your sptomobIie
mssnifss0n n's gsIa mo'or Exchange 2o22 l4th st.
FORD OR CHEVROLET salesman needing
FTsnkin IS2s,y 's Main me li4z. peS Se'A" SINGER
Fl :ss s;sss :.is no si.ss.
sso seef Pa IN ..e @e savsf''f fas ss:e Wss s
Beek. Gsrase. 2isi IAN 81 81. nv. s"' s0'a'
ned with the price D offered e!sevhere ro' T1 pay
Bsss esaq ioso ssoy asset Don sT.
Fr. ZOOS. Open am. 20 pm.
CASH sIstts2R I9R Tos9E TxoTR AUTO.
Er 53as. aae q st. NV.
FOR sALE-AUT0 TRUCKS.
F6ds FodED sF0S Ton TTRTcK s|D|; 1929: furniture
xoRD sss LIGHT Gfx P,b S ss panel BODY
Finance Co. 462 Pa. ave INV n.W. "An 'o'
den d6SisEE ssd TAS e4. ssf Wt S good ID Ss
Columbia 1927
FORD TRUCK. suitable for any kind of haul.
mi; Al condition.: cheap. Address Box
301.B. star Office 3s
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. brand new; open
express body In excellent mechanical con-
dltion: $3.50: terms. Edison Co.. 7l2-l4
$3.50. terms. Edison Co. 7l2-1I Z ct Sc
FORD TON TRUCK CHASSIS $40 total
price. Handley Motor Co, $3.50 Georgia
ave Columbia 1929. Open evenings and
TRUCK, Buick = ton. SIS. Donald Kess-
Ter. Ut 10th st. Sc. Line 1851
FORD TON TRUCK, 1925 stake body. used
less than 90 days, $3.50. Edison Co. 7i2-7l4
CHEVROLET LIGHT DELIVERY I923: ex-
celle1t condition: Sl25. S35 cash $3.50 per
Ss9ied resI 1ontrueE CHASSIS Just over
ana 5000 per week. Ourisman Chevrolet
Sales Co.. 625 III st. ne
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GUARANTEED USED CARS
As REPRESENTED

AS REPRESENTED.
1924 FLINT BIG SIX SEDAN $3.50 90
I9SI Obs COUPE, NEW PAINT. 450 90
iaSl RfII(K BIG SIX TOURING zoo. 90
inS4 S,ri;DEBAKER SPE TOUR 475 90
1924 BUICK SPORT ROADSTER. 500 90
f0Ja D01lE SEDAN NEW TIRES 10000
f1S1 f10i1GE TOJTRING .. 400 90
ie5S D0DgE TOURING . 10000
1924 CHEVROLET COUPE. $50 90
i2S6 CHEVROIET COUPE . 525 90
fS1S EC1RD HEIIVERY LIKE NEW $50 90
iHSS FOED SEDAN N,... 150. 90
1874 FORD IHhMRsHEE LiBhERAE TERMS. -'''O'
See Mr.. Barnes, 1920 Connecti-
cut ave. Open 8 am. to 8 pm.
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1913 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE fnear 2fsti
Two confortahle single rooms. private ~
1919 11th ST, N.~.--Two clean rooms. fur
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ISIV ST. N.W.-WeII fuTnished rooms
elect. bot water: one front With porch 2'
l042 CALVERT ST NW-SingIe -OoIr .
second floor. near bath: telephone serylce -
l52 9TH ST sw.--Two large front rooms
LII K. gas: So week
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LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS GO.
1722 L ST., West Of Conn. Ave.
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JOSEPH McREYNOLDS.
Two Places:
White Front Lot,
1905 l4th St.
Studebaker Bldg,
l4th at r.
Phone Potomac 1851.
FLINT.

WHY WALK WHEN YOU
CAN BUY ONE OF THE FOL
LOWING CARS, WHICH
ARE IN EX EL L E N 7
SHAPE? MANY HAVE NEW
TIRES AND REPAINTED.
YOU NAME THE TERMS.
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1884 18th ST. S.w---Two single rooms in
private family 50 and SIS per week. =. ls
2Olg 4th ST SE.---Front room INV. heat
and electrlc lights. Rent reasonable %
1907 l. Nw-Large. sunny front room,
suitable for two. i
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FURNISHED ROOMS. $40 month: lodging.
" Inquire 649 ~. NV. third floor
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$50 EYE ST NW--Attrartive single
oom. hot and cold running water: elec-
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336 EYE ST. NV. Apt. IOOi- Parksid,.
5ote joteei--One or two girls 10 share apt. Main
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- ~~-s----S~--
AJAX
NASH
5000 CASH

$1,000 CASH
VIII hold your car. Our very
liberal "time-payment plan" will
make the rest easy.
Evening star., 1926-04-01

OPS l4th Sr. SE--Three nice rooms fuf
Tx: bath. gas. h.-W.h.: reasonable. garage
637 A ST. NE.--Two large rooms. Ink
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES
PRICE
AND
QUALITY.

Never have we had such a
wonderful assortment. Never
have we been able to offer such
remarkably low prices and never
have you had an opportunity to
buy reliable, economical service
and entertainment at so small a
cost.
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RENT R0OMs--FURNISHED

90J i 9Th Ant. 31--SinKe or double room
next TO bath; private entrance; refined peo
Evening star., 1926-04-01

63l G. NE.--TwO nicely furn. rooms for
rent ARht housekeeping adults modern
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, 1880 10th ST. N.V.--Desrable large Size
single room. near bath refined Reason
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70 NASH TUDOR SEDAN.

2o NASH TUDOR SEDAN.
Equipment includes bumper. Bosch shock
ror automatic windshield wiper n,otons.
rial slip covering-here's Q real opportunity
to own practically new car at . substA0-
tial reduction. Sold on q new car hssis
COMPARE.
Jewett touring. .$i75
Lexington "Anstead motor" Us
Paige "Glenbrook" sedan... $50
Olds ~" s sport. ......... 22S
Cleveland roadster. ........ us
"a Ford touring. ........ 2l0
Ford sedan, 2 doors. ....... 50
Ford late rs sedan. ....... 800
Remember the Address,"
WALLACE"
Nash" Distributor,
l7Oo L Street.
Evening star., 1926-04-01

OPEN EVENINGS
AND SUNDAYS.
STERRETT & FLEMING,
INC,
Home of Certified Gold
Seal Used Cars,
Champlain at Kalorama Rd.
Evening star., 1926-04-01

2ooV 10Th ST. N.N.---Nirely furnished room
gentleman only Apt 40 the Balfour %
1851 o ST. NW-Large and small rooms
near Scott Circle. close to nus line u
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE---A mi. III private
apt. Phone franklin 1Nl- 4
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EVERY CAR LISTED ABOVE
IS A GOOD HONEST VALUE
AT THE PRICE QUOTED.

Courteous statesmen will tell
you the plain unvarnished truth
about each car. No misrepre-
sentation. No misleading state
ments.
Evening star., 1926-04-01

1902 B ST. y E.--Two rooms. front neatly
furnished for Ink: h.-w h.. elec S:5 fs
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ne.
ECONOMY DEPT.
USED CARS.
You insure your purchase by buying from
q house with reputation for lie square
dealing dSe n and g coop M y PAY AND NIGHT sERV-
We have many used, some rebuilt. trucks
in all sizes.
Here are some good values:
G. M. c.. 1929. IL ton. .......... $3.50
International 3-ton. rebuilt: guaran-
teeo 6VO
5-ton Service. fiat and cab partially re-
built; Giant tires. almost new. 800
Auto.car. 1928: pneumatic tires. cab
and open express body: excellent
Vatue ....'... '..'..''.'.'''. SUU
And many others.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR
TRUCK AGENCY, INC.
CALL Mr.. BELL. FRANKLIN ITO.
226 1st ST NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
APARTMENTs-FURNIsHED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OPPOSITE MAYFLCWER ON DE SALES
ST., furnished. rooms. kitchenette. bath;
twin beds; $50 month. Potomac 2347. IL
20O6 @ ST. EW--ONE LARGE ROOM
and kttchenette: suitable for couple; gas
electric. and telephone: also 4-rooni and bath
apartment. Franklin 7l33.
YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED LADY CAN
obtain nice home with pleasant SURROUNDINGS
penses: about $40 monthly: servant cleans
and cooks: central NV. North 4376 after
COUPLE. YOUNG. EMPLOYED. TO SHARP
desirable apartment with couple rent S25
elec.. telephone. Address Box 390-A. Star
PRIVATE FAMILY-BEDRoOM COMBINA-
ton breakfast room and kitchen. bath: suit
able for girls or employed couple. Adams
DELIGHTFUL SEVEN-ROOM AND TWO.
bath corner spartmeent at 22S0 caniofnriia
longer Phone Cleveland 4474
apt. elegantly and completely furnished FOR
housekeeping; $40 per month. Lincoln
MISSIONER. 2aOI pa. AVE, N.w.-TwO
porch ami: reasonable North 3lo2-W.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED FOUR ROOM
ffoh,: rom ana ant pGPifd Sids f4sa n@ 1H 's sp
I749 CHURCH ST.--3, ROOMS: End FLOOR.
Sr2iSSht S2Sh % and SUI Sunny. w \. 6595. s.
1861 GTRARD ST.-''BUNGALOW' APART
rnent, large rooms. bath, porch. open FIRE;
SSssTscvsy SssSs dsS Apt Il Or anisOT
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IoolI. tlotINILy DO d HoIlth. j"
6O6 j E.E.--BedrooTri and porci, a|ec,frir.4,y
Nv n: teleph0ne: next bath. S15 2s
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Two ROOMS; beautiful home overlooking
ROCK Creek valley fine views. home gar
den; motor down town. 10 minutes. 5 min
utes walk Chevy Chase cars: single room.
$50 per month, garage Sis Cleye 1880 .
The daily worker., 1926-06-16
SEEK TO MODIFY
ANTEALIEN LAW
IN The SENATE
Congress Passes the De-
portation Bill

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 14.--At.
tempts are being made by opponents
Of the alien deportation law TO modify
Il when II comes before the senate.
Congressman Adolph ]. SABBATH, who
led the fight against the bill in the
house, is seeking to appear before the
senate immigration committee in an
attempt to kill the worst features Of
the bill.
The alien deportation bill was adopt
eddy a vote of 1873 to 2S. The meas
ure was railroaded thru the house un-
der Suspension OF the rules" with
but 40 minutes time for debate.
SABBATH, in denounclng the measure,
pointed out that tho this was being
passed under the guise OF deporting
criminal aliens, that It was so vague
as to be applicable also to those VINO
we're not criminal aliens but displeasbd
the Ealing powers,
The daily worker., 1926-06-16
PLAN TO REOPEN
TRANS-SIBERIAN
RAIL EXPRESS
Trains to Run from
France to Far East
Especial to The Daily worksr)

LONDON, June 14.-An agreement
has been reached between the Soviet
Union and the International Sleeping
Car Company for the restoration of the
Trans-Siberian Express. 1t viii be
possible by means of the express to
reach China, overland. from London in
13 days and Japan in two weeks.
Plans are being made to have a
train of six cars leave Calais, France,
daily for the Far East
The route from London to Vladiv0-
stOk viii be via Ostend, Brussels, Dus-
seldorf, Dortmund, Berlin, Frankfort,
Posen, Kutno, Warsaw, Brest. Minsk,
Smolenck, Moscow, Pensa, Samara,
Oufa, Tcheliabinsk, Omsk, Tomsk,
Kansk, Irkoutsk, Tohita, Mandchouria
and Kharbine. From Kharbine the line
branches also down to Mukden. turn
ing again thence to Peking and Han
kow on the one side, and on the other
thru Korea to the neighborhood of
! Nagasaki.
: Fares from London to the Far East
ern cities and ports will approximate
the first and second-class steamship
rates.
The daily worker., 1926-06-16
count KAROLYI
CHALLENGED TO
DUEL BY FORGER
Horthy Agent Wants to
Defend "Honor"
Especial to The Daily WOrker)

(Speclal TO ne Oaiiy Worker)
BUDAPEST, June IA. Count
Karolyi has been challenged to duel
by Count Teleki.
Count Teleki charges that his honor
has been impugned by Count Karolyi
in statements which he made during
the recent franc forgery case.
Details of the duel are kept a secret
Count Karolyi is we'll known in the
United States where he had difficulties
with Morgans lackey, Kellogg, head of
the state department in securing ad-
mission to visit his i'll wife and was
only granted permission to enter after
he promised to make no speeches or
statements. After leaving the United
States he made several utterances de-
nouncing the United States govern
ment for playing the game of the
tyrant Horthy, of Hungary Countess
Karolyi has also been barred from
entering the United States and has
been fighting the case in the courts.
The daily worker., 1926-06-16
Quakers Urge u. S.
Ratify Turk Treaty

WASHINGTON, juno IL. - Eafiy
opposing the position assumed by no
bishops OF the Protestant Episcopal
(Angllcan) church in the Unttsd
States. who have protested against
ratification OF the Turkfsh=Amarican
treaty Of Lausanne, the Quaksrs have
asked the senate to ratify that egrss-
ment.
In a letter 10 Chairman Borat Of
the senate foreign relations commit
tee, the representative meeting OF ths
Religious Society OF Friends OF P1rla-
delDlria and vicinity has talrsn tte
ground that this Turkish traaEN q
the best. possible approach 20 q I'M
name settlemeut Of tina Armenian
problem. The Episcopal bfshopa ttnd
claimed that the treaty was IN tnct
an act condouing the massacrs of ths
Armeniana by KemaTs guyarmfnent.
The Friends sa ythat furtl1ar- dslRsr OF
restoration OF Diplomatic relafAxns
with Angora viii do nothing to h6lp
the Armenans, and that kninrtin
must remember That aII thu wrauks
were not ON one side In this ohn-
ffict. Hence, they arg1reA the pAfk
should be buried and tho future naceA
Americans IN Turkey who ana bast
inforned-heads OF schools, nnAdinnf
missionaries. etc@-Tge rattfcatfon. I
The daily worker., 1926-06-16
ONLY 1927 OF
U.S., P0PUL LATION
is FOREIGN-BO

WASHINGTON, June IA. - OPP
Analyses made by the bureau of the
census, of statistics gathered in the
census Of 1920 as compared with like
figures from preceding counts at ten
year intervals, show that the proper
ton of foreign born in the population
of the United States is gradually de-
creasing. In 1920. only 1920 of the
population were foreign born, while
S6.STo were native born. Those born
of native parents were $50; of for
eign parents 14.98o, and Of mixed
parentage 6.7q6. The ratio of foreign
born in 1910 was 16.3To.
Since immigration has been restrict
ed, the census bureau officials report,
the ratio of foreign born will sharply
decrease, since the numbers of foreign
born are reduced by deaths, while all
births add to the proportion of native
born. Only Delaware, Virginia, Florida,
Texas, New Mexico and Arizona show
ed an increase in foreign born popula-
tion from 1910 to 1920.
The daily worker., 1926-06-16
Liaptchef Gives
Banquet to Honor
of Butcher ZankoH

SOFIA, Bulgaria, June 13.-Zankoff
recognizes with Joy that he could not
have a more worthy successor than
Liaptchef. AS a sign of gratitude to
Zankoff, who allowed himself to read
lily be overthrow" Liaptcheff re-
Gently arranged banquet in the
Sofia military casino for Zankoff, In
which all present and past ministers
as well as the real rulers, the leaders
of the Military League, participated,
In his speech Liaptcheff pointed to the
historical mission Of Zankoff who had
actually been the perpetrator Of the
democratic" government Of Liapt-
chef. The government of Liaptcheff
would have been impossible without
Zankoff because only thanks to the
energy of Zankoff could the Bulgar-
ian population be convinced OF the
criminal aims of the Communist and
the peasant parties.
Liaptcheff, however, did not content
himself to praise Zankoff He con,
sidered it necessary to point out to
Bulgarian capitalists his own aims
"If the Communists should again dare
to threaten the safety of our state,
we would use against them the same
means that Zankoff employed" he de,
clared. When Laptcheff ended his
speech, he was congratulated and en-
braced by Zankoff.
The daily worker., 1926-06-16
Federation Station
Sending Union Music
to Union Radio Sets

All-union radio sets are one of the
by-products of the Chicago Fedora
ton of Labor's entry into the broad
casting business which will take place
before the end of June. The last OBJ
stacle to a 100 per cent union receiv-
ing set was removed when the strike
vote of the machinists employed by
the Automatic Electric Co. was re-
scinded and a settlement made by the
union.
The radio inspector of the depart
ment of commerce will be invited in a
few days to go over the plant on the
Chicago Municipal Pier and receive
labor's application for a wave length.
He is expected to transmit it to Wash
ington.
The daily worker., 1926-06-16
Unknown Ship on Fire
Sends S. o. S. for Aid
especial to The Daily workerl

(speclal 70 The Daily Workerl
CORDOvA, Alaska, June IA. - The
fate of an unknown vessel on IRE in
Northern Pacific waters remained a
mystery today.
Efforts Of the naval communication
service to determine the ships identity
so far have been fruitless.
Fire! Fire! S. o. S. S. o. S. Posi-
tion fifty-two; thirty five"
This fairt distress call heard by
two United States naval radio station
at 3:40 p. m. Sunday has been followed
by silence.
The call for help came on $50
meter wave length and the naval
operators recognized the transmitting
to be from Japanese vessel but were
unable to make out its call letters
due to interference.
The United States coast guard cut
ter Haida, now at st. Paul, has been
ordered to proceed to sea in an effort
to find and assist the burning vessel
or rescue it's crew which may be adrift
in small boats