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AhhIhNtA WA~utNUirnN II q
. Nv Fhtitr al a certain deed uf trn~t dated
M olhttnt .nth iU9n heiua ut.Iruurut NJ
~ i0,utdnd December @,3ud ln"H aunns
The land records at the District ~ Cnfumtna
ahd st Inc request uf the parlS sa,,dFv,i
Thereby the hMer sikhe,i ttttatees viii self al
nutli, Hut lluh ~ tT0nt ~ ,hr uyru,i.a. ~
Mth1l,Af Thf TWENTY stXTll nay
~ IANtAhf 40 laas Al ROT Il
O'CLOCK NJ the following ,irarithsi land
t'id ssemIses situate ~ the ,ity al " an,
thAt tor District at tuiumhta and lr .txuatN,t
as AMI itthS the wsHt 80 irei \ iht hrs trnnt
un moth Eve street ts The I'M ,irntk
thereof ~ o'islnsi lot fifteen tiAI IL aaUstv
hre hundred aut etAtN-tWo ttunt tnsrthSt
win thr announcements tHErtztinE AZ a thlr,
stufF and .tliar btich ,twuilina
fnfms 1T >aie One -thtrd II the pnryh,s,
mnnhV 10 he utii ~ vtsh haian,a Il, tNv
ruuai instAiinienis paFaiae 10 uns and ia ~
teats with interest AZ seven psr tantuu, t,st
anhnm nathhis seni annuaitV tron Nav al
sale setNted hr deed ~ ttust upo0 thA ntuu'
ertf ent aF all ptsh al thR optinn al th,
purchaser 4 'tapaalt 1T &AuN hn viii IN.
fsanttrd ~ tlHte ~ sale All ennVeVan',tns
iecartiihs etc. At east nf purVhaset Nre.uu
II sale IA lie aaHpiiph with withip Ihitt,
siafs from, dat pf sale athprAtsA tha trustaa.
tessrta the Flsht Ia teset tbs prope, IL al
The Flsk AFh fnAl Of dstaultins purchaser
altar hSa daFs sdNertt n,eNt az sueh fassia
~ soma nsHspspsf published III Wsah.ns Tao
SANEss ls.fcNEA.
,.,,.n .hs%s''vSsSp,.."..,.. go.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Bust
ness Property Known as No.
32S9 M St. NV, With Front
ages on Prospect and Potomac
Streets.

Ev vir,ue ~ . e.r., 49,, ds.a 81 49,, H.,
rexy,fsied ~ h. .tot -, eot y, ""'
the land records ~ taa f,,.;r,o, - Ta,,,,, %
au.i AZ the reFt,.st e me n,r,~ s',.,.'i
thereby tha mem, -, 49," go. w
vail offer for sala tv chit. 49,, go" -, 80,
81 the prem 49, an WED\FSOAy f.NF'
AIRY TWENTY EIE rH tu1A A = ,rtIrsL,x,
THIRTY O'CL0 x r II tna tnIiI,''' -
,e~4gtiaes. .aot ana nr~,,ss.. ..,,,,,a -, - -
District ~ olurt IA 81 an - a., -. 80, p,
thIrtv-tlna t3p, IN II . IN 6r,.. .s''' -,
division OF -. -, t,l,ra t'u,'.,,rs., 49,
humlrei snu six ,lnust ne ner ,lo, r.s-,,,t
81 IN tho Ella 20 ~ M surveyor fnr ,la NJ.
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SOUTHEAST BARGAIN


SOUTHEAST BARGAIN
Must SET NV sonthess; home ami VIII
sscr'ti,e for Ouck heal for - 80 which i
eivlrE q away lated on 10Th - not
IA f-nm E3s; Cspiinl r"onls md bath
ho'-wafer neat; el"c'u-c 'sh'S tn.t ,cla:S -
r,oofr'v cali after M lAncol9 5'6h
500 DOWN AND 500 \
month covering all payments.
buns this house, containing Q
rooms and hath, a.n.i., located
on 10th st, NV. near Spring rd.,
most convenient location, \
real bargain at $3.50. Apply
LOUIS +. lCRIA,
301 Investment Bldg. NJ. o-So.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate. Improved by liIs-Story
Brick Office Building With
White Marble Front. Known
as Premises No. 1873 Il St. Sc,

Gt virtue u certain decd az tfuat duly
tr' ga 'ftd 10 ijiEfi M hlht folio ,lhi 81 sea-
~ tin tani trrutis al tina District OF 10
inniftil attd at the fe,tHnst Of Tho party ri
thtnl thttthF tle undersigned ifuatee viii
srl at tulitil' aut ton ia front at the nrttn-
tses 90 TUESDAY TnE Twenty Fol Rf1
DAY or IAetAHl u tD3s Al Eutitl
fhI btrlnisuT situate 80 fhb t1ty ~ Wash
iustoh instruct IT iuiumhia and DESIGNATED
as aut hNiuF l"t STATS tuul IN ths Metre
n"litah LIE Insurance Ga combination IT
hatis ~ lnts ~ sauafo sstrn buuhreu and
th'h fMh ttiSt as uer nlal iss ofdei ~
.ihut @1 - inlin IA az the tpnaF,ia 81
thg "fli'" ~ the surveyor of The District al
O. IltutHH
1rfms Of sais ons ,hlfd ot tia putohaae
Nl"ntt !" tb baid Ia fHnt halaitt ~ two
e1h"i t"siai|u1tUtn pay atln "a trtH aut twn
Nrdfa with .ututoAt At Il iieF ttHtum ppr au-
nun piAahis seui annually tfuni tlx ~
rftt saId az al rHsh al tho option 81 the
Uthrhasai 'tant'7it ~ " u,,h 90 Niii hs
feal'ltri ~ 'lme ~ 'aie All cnnt ctanetna
ternffius 81 ~ '0At al purchaser 1t!tis
~ Shr "a tr tUhUiIHd eith within thirty
'idss lt"hi ddt ~ sale aihel~lsa iha trustee
tesetA"s the ltsht a. fHsfit The ptaleftt al
ihn usk dht eInt ~ 'irfanitlnE pHtshaset
effi nAF Hnes ADVERTISEMENT Ut sIith ttSala
- same tra abapei uuhlieheh ~ Aashias Ion
u q TstSs FsHts and Insurance premiums
are tq ha adjusted hY calculation 10 the daY
~ sair
hA7'0"'h. 'AY,Il IffjfEsLt I gHssss ggy1fa
"p''tEnclvAL wusos, '''' asa.t,..
,ssff'iaisisi,isiSSs9su
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10th ST. HEIGHTS.
Detached S-Room Brick.
SO 80

Surrounded NV the highcs; clsss
tvne ~ homes this ci3rhe,l hTICk
residence, ~ colonial design - COM
rie'e M al modern appolntUeufs.
l.artA giVlN- room with omen brick
fceriac dining room sun parlnr.
r0O.ief k,irhpn breakfast airove. -four
LARGE bedrooms two fuli tiled hafhs
H1th latest fixtures hoi-watrr heat.
hardwood floors huili.m c3r3Ee.
vile den lot. \ rare Npnorturltv.
|. T.. DOUGLASS CO.,
REALTORS BUILDERS.
lf"l X - NV Frank 561S
rveunc Phone Service Tnl,l . I'M.
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nv virtue Of authority vested in the under.
signed rNr, u'"r by tho last will ami tesla
"nt nl Henry Eb@T drceAss 'd admins.
irataOn No, "35'5 viii sell ny public air.
Ton. IN front ~ Tho premises IN THURS
DAY JAM AIRY TWENTY SIXTH 1878 At
q known f"r rurposes Of assessment ami
taxation as loi Si@ III square ao3. 3oxtu0
fee,
Je ms One fourth cash balance on or Ne.
Tore years AZ = per cent. secured by deed
II trust en- property sold or All lash AT op-
tton al pnr"ha~er Deposit al $500 reautft.i
= san. Terms IL l~ complied with within
thirty DAYS otberWisr rtrht - reserved tu
resell the property At RISK and cost Of de
faHittrF par haArr after = DAYS advertise
nlert of sHrh trs3tr 10 spspcF pub.
it~ttei "a Washington. y. e. Al "onssyanc.
ing Eerurt!!ng etc. al purchasers cost
- ri T.. BRADLEY
81 BKART 4 QUINN. Executor.
NJ 'fn~S- foi"t ada Rlfg.
y y & q
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WANTED To RIY-lIOl SIS.
SALE OR RENT HOUSES.

Fri AND ST>
Corner rs-H fooDIs , baths garage
serl- decorated: NV h.. electric. gas. Rea
Sc. n CARROLL.
alS 6 81 NV
Main l043g
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DONALD NJ. FARLL.
y n RnESCfJ

THE ABOVE SALE Is rosrpoxrn
q9n' MnNpAY THE THlRTIFTH bay OF
O'CLOCK rM Same place '"'h
ny uRpLR of THE TRUSTEES,
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AUCTION SALES.
80 ss.a ssaS
THOS. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTTONEFRS-
1925 EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY RRICt
DWELLING KNOWN AS PREMISES
- S1R EErE NnR,rIII

! T.
pWELdlNG KNOWN AS PREMISES
Rv virtue of certain deed Of trust dated
February -, .lo.7. being instrument No
-, recorded February -, 1927. among the
land records of thr District OF Columbia and
~ the request Of the party secured thereby
tho undersigned trustees will sell at public
nnc,l%n y inn ,, 81 The prcmises on
JANNARN, Al. 1"2s. Ar FOUR OCLOC
Y VI the following described Hand and prem
lscs situate IN the District Of Columbia and
,l"@lgnated "a and he'ng parts Of original lots
~ and 20 IN square 20. described by me,es
and hounds as follows; Bceinning on the
south line Of n street ~ feet west from
tho northeast CORNER Of sa,i square and RIM.
nrc th"n"" west on " street Is feet ;,
mchcs thence south l.n feet thence east
- i"r' : inches and th"nce north L.. feet
Terms Sold subject tn 4 nrior building
association decd Of TRUST for ST. 1oSiS fur,
}hrr particulars "f which viii be announced
II flm" of sale n" purchase price abo, .
sid t"USi Ia he maid ~ cash. 4 ,Ieposit III
400 rr0Uufd. convey auciug recording ntc
~ ~" r!rchas"''s cost Terms TO i've com,
rir! with within thirty days otherwise dc
ro-it iWf"l'"t and thc property may i've
t!Tcf''~rd and resold AT the discretion OF the
trustees.
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mos DWEh 4 SOB AItfIOhLEEs
1875 Rss Street hDtlhmesi

1876 kss Street hoilh~est
yEi steps, SALE Dr YALnhsLr pttM.
PROVED PROPERTY EFihG GR 1'HY
sgLtH sHLE 1t 4 sstAitkI EIt,l"t Es
se - s3' b @Ie1 133s f4a ' II :, o.. :.
- inc jana f..oias ~ The Dietisci ~ ~.
i4mbts, and e ~ ftaof.' - tAs net'e
oil s1b ~ g4Diic a4ti"s RI tr"nt u pc
yfeg!isas. ~ HghDAf THk INFhFF
1HKFI D'cfOfE pA he ftiiosiita
i, - il,ei isiyd ana bfetHlsss situate 80 ihe
b.-i,tol ~ Gr5uD,b ssij Geslsnated ~ s.3
beng nau - ofRibsi 10 I 10 .4uate ~
,s%tDHgHs a. thS uttth1asf "nrnsT ~ FaUi
10 fhsGee "ttt ring r o. ~ feet
tbrnfs s3Vtb - beet s. ~ a. INCH - ihs
iesf Iigas - saI5 inf Ittuos east ~ ferf
lb4,bs noitb ~ feet a ~ "a Inch Is
5se&lHHFHk
Terms 10 he snuouHcsS 81 nnIs - ssis
te19slt ~ y3Ga 90 fspp3fed I"Hyts,
sneins rsf9idjHs elf ct pbfchaesis 'Dst
Fstgns 10 lie fgBlUilsG Nlth AlthiH lhlits
3aYF atbsl wee d.n"s't forfeited atd ths
a. 4psfts mss lie al tiss3 and 1esBd a. tht
5tIsefetion 81 tDs TRUSTEES
1zia5ffad's J sk'bsryy
nniiiaisittsi7istssesi
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InU< \ WALLER
inpMA u i.ANtFk
Tuns ) OWEN 4 son Al rioNrrRs
ilAA WE 81 \ ~

~ =
lisA tNf ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE ~ VAtrARts FovR
AraRrMrNr HGt'<f kNowS As
TNE NEWPORT Eei<T PREMISES
NESr
Nv ,triur " \ certain ieed ~ t'us. da,ed
t,strtnt,sr - ta'U twtNk tnstyu0seat NJ
- tryvnirs tAr.vtat~tv - tA'U an'onk the
isui yt,otsia II tho tnstttvt 81 Columbia atss
"A the lwtiue-t ~ the pSrtN secured thereby
Una Atue, siS ttt tCtstfrs Wltt sV}t Al pWAit,'
auction rs trnnt II the V%rNts.s 90 ttfS.
pAN lME tNtNVN fpt kfH nay NY
JANUARY ~ tA'> NJ tuRtt Ntthk
= VI the tutltswtns ,lesyItt,v1 lAtd a,d pTen,
,,os situate ia the thsirtct vt toiuWeAs snl
ttystsnagett a. atnt t~ies let - as John II
Nol,us suFsit> sstaa at tAts ~ ani Al 80
s,luaia Uh as pof riat eeeng,set "a litter Is
tultn > la thr uthse 81 the sutNeNnr fer the
District ut t'stUnh4
frtms Suld sublegt ca \ PI3er dvS,t 81
iuf~t far $40 una tutther pAFttSnlara ct
" ht,h Will t@ announced AZ tive et sac
lha l,utchasp prggr thaNe AAij ttust 81 Ns
ralI ia rAsh \ decus,t oE $500 pedutte>t
Co.'s, ~ anvlus rgSNes,us etS. AZ ths oar
IA tset rnsi feems ta I've s>,uap'ted With
tthn tbtFtN dass utherwt ire ,tet..s}t tet feit
81 avn thu ngppsrN ntat he adN th,el AMI
svsnld al the datt~tpo pf the trustees
HAkkN n nA<fF
ROSS ] MotlW Arm
tate litf taA trustees
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l.F0 SIM MONS


lR,STlfs SALE or vA'l'AnlF TWO
nndan,RN hRiCk nWftIIAo kNnWN A.
XII tn NtNtS $40; floHfh STREET
A ~ titi9n 81 crttatn tar,i ~ itnst dated
nav -. lh"h, and l~,nt,icd Mas "' tuoH.
- ibAtl a!nrnt Ne 40 anianS the itnt
T.ofls ~ The District ~ tnlumhia ani al
wv frnhrh al the party secured thrletN .
.nH lnurfslSnrd Will welt al ra}utr auction.
VA ~ ,s''tn ~ Nc premises on tRinAN tilf
w NV .SINFNTH DAY pt JAM tRN .
,i"sH IT Fht II THIRTY OttOCk IN
w" i"ll"wihs described land and premises
situate ~ the District nf columbia amt
.,tss,, !"' hnimhrfed sixty thnt - Monte
,b a,tnt snl"i'tlsinn OF square numbered
'hfis one hundred and fott, .,,nr iBtt 90
80 Pf hiat ifgntdrd in the urirs 81 the
sutNrfnr Tor the hietrirt ~ Faiumtus ~
.Atal a" Al folio = Subject however
h aha covenants af record
ttfn's SolI subject tu a prins iced ~
u,iA' ihf - 400 az further nattirulsf. of
mh''h WIZ hs announced at tine ~ sale
nait IN cash 4 ,irtNstt ~ NiG, 90 ,r,,,,frr,
'"h'efhIi"ths fnrorliuk etr. II rulyha.-s =
.a*t iFtms e. lac tosnpl,pd With Wfthiu
nitren das" "thefelsa trtast Gu frtte,l aud
,ae W"nHt'F NAV I've aa,erttsrd aud resuid
Al the dts'tri'"n nf the Trustees
Aklitt' Il HktIt.t II
tst7 ln"I - ri r'1.Iap.
Ftos- J n"fN & son AtfrunNftRa
IVA Eve %itFet NnIthnt,t
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. h'fF va f. nm M J
Isl BKART 4 o. I'M ExeCu
,
1IlD.. J. OWES & sos At'tTIo$frRs
1925 EVE 1T NV
T'Rr%TEtSi SALE oP THIEF STORY
BFN * DWELLING KNOWN A. PREM
Isis iilJ SMITH STREET NORTH

~
ftnE DWELLING kN0wN As PKFM,
~ iil3 SMITH STREET NORTH
bv .1tac ~ certain iced Of Trust dated
| jun" ,t""T. h"lnr lnEtrumen, No, 10
tr.r'.ied 1n,.e in2' among the ianI
lie no,lsr.i gnr.i irnst"rs viii srii NJ rnhis
psY " r ii '1 wfI !e FPo I1T7ca Or yt ~
| oCLo',K m, the foio~tng ..iescr,ia.i land
tfi'I premises situate 10 the District nf DO
| iuutia, ant designated as aud heinx loi ~
| % @"hneti"r~ s"hdivtslon % sanara *: ~
| ts}"r i9t I'll" District of Columbia Ia IibeI
Terms sold subject TO prior deed oi
| trust for ~ 900 further Particulars al
| @hirh viii he announced al tine of sale N,
pnfrhtse r'''e above 'aihiot trust to I've paid
Get te'ns 70 Lee complied With within
,hhir,y dnts "therSI "e ,icnn.it forfeited snt
/ the discretion ~ the trustees
M NnWASp n l.. ,S mn;AAL5rER
| tal" y tn@t"t Trustee.
rh' sIEE N niA,NKRlrMY SALE or
tNciiSiyE SQfAnF ~ ~! p sls T. s.
no. 2Il"li.ltls otoRGiA HVfStiF
NY, IMPROVED ny A SWIMMING
rut.,,ant :" AZ orler nasscd In banhrnntc,
ra"N" \" ~ ~ thc snrtrn,e Court of ,hs
, nit ~ Columbia SPORTS and Amasen,rni
'ihh ~" ant ny Wtnr "f IN as",gumen,
| made to mr. | shnii offer tor sale At nubiit
ann',,n9 !" hs nghe., e,ii!.r tat cash -
| la:n ~ TEN THlRfY O'Clock AN a,
| the once Of ..kaiph y uuintct referee n
! ndhhfupiry Villains litnhtng Washington
| T. { Nc lease 90 ntenisrs knosn As loi,
| ~ 81 ~ and 80 spuare 1877 IN the Dis
| triet OF Columbia improved hy n swiinnnE
| pool All information with TesArd ~ the
| lease and Ne terms, whieh lnrludrs an on
| ton 10 purchase the land fnr the sun, ~
| el"hY thousand dniiHrs ran I've had from the
| undersigned prlur to the Time ~ sale
| II NikSHIr WHEATfFy
,o..r, Trustee IN BANKRUPTCY,
Attorney for Trustee
| iai7 dAdhsrksu
| Thos ! OWES 4 sON AfCTi6.RERs
li2S Eve Street Nnrthwrst
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TEr g-q11y shh.tE'. aoF FaakkryAEtNF Rg re-,
rAit srDkY thAMF bWtiIi>.
spt4AihI@G SIX ROOMS AID HATI
+1ktET sptTHKAeT
~ *trtyr ~ certslB Sefd ~ tf3st ~
cof'ltG 10 Liter M $40 ~ fnAo 4iG q!
TIE land fe"ctcs ~ the U.stfltt ~ Toign.
}ta and - thF tet4u~si 81 thr baft8ts ssrArta
lhrf"sty the uninterrupted Will sell NJ uibl 1
anet EtyA. 10 trout ~ tue premises 90 FiiGEn
ikE ItE THFSJY SIXTH DAT ~ "a
IAhY 1879 At IHhtK Thirty oCLOf x
i'7e f'llG~tHs dfsell'sf Iand and pFent
isfs g5'gstE ~ fHe II ttf4ci ~ Columbia ~.
- amt,sseG htiY i've hundred aud -, ehts Mn,
t"3fBf as dec fsiefs 10 said dsrf VI tfUst
4po1 The following Terms
pOfcAhs~F 81 tjsy pn@ -thifd NJ tho uiffh 80.
bf"s IN rafh. iAe hsiaHcs 10 tND iusial h
mfHts 10 "f~ and ten yFafs Ftsnett}Vrf.
atm Entsfsst 80 ths rat. ~ q = r rfy ~
HvH3 aDG sF"Ited 10 Dee! ~ ttlst on H.,
pfspfftY slid ~ ali 'szh - the tgpt9on =,
tHt puffhasf tsses aud IDttf+st tsld Nj
- lstsf - Sic date - sale ~ ear. s91
ghg gefDg,i1Hk FL "a tile "DEt ~ Ulfss.b.-pt
t.p9 TIE "F r." hsi~ drpnst - N2uu Ut
%ttt }s Ftp4sttd 81 The TINE ~ sale snd ~,
the Ssfe ~ ale st d~Ip~iB lntf,tIrG su1 H.,
g,Fgt,f ~ gsKs,.a - thr '4st bgr5 ,iFs ~ ~,
..tfs sftEuz f5tst"tsasaf a!tts i've So dave btt
ssss ads tBtEsttgfut II s4lrh rosie 10 ss,p,s
y FRANCIS sArL.
~ 30 iaIt ~ NW
! "kILET yAGOhs
~ a&s Slh n hW
&. 49,. ~ 20. =. ..f 49,. |iHEfffA
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0ITaF.T0WN REAL ESTATE.

ETw JERSEY LOT BARGETN-s5 CHSH
fs r,crthfy buys 20 tots near Atlantic CIty
P-tce $40 only - each DAYiDoFF lS
Prnssvav Ncg Yprs 20
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Executors Sale of Valuable
Business Property, No. sos II
St. NV, Three-Story and
Cellar Brick Building, Con-
tanning Large Storeroom,
About 80 Feet Deep, and
Two Ararfnenfs
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AUCTION SALES.

TuNoREUV
TEOS J OWEN & SON AG'CTIONEERS
1875 EYE ST. NV,
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ADAM 4 wFscHLFR { son AncIl0aeeT
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THOs. J. OWEN & SON ATCTToNEERs-
1898 EYE ST NV
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ADAM 4 WKscHLKR q sos. ACCOM-
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taiGdk9s "NSu F~aslr-s
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26
With Other Editors
ADJUSTABLE LEADERSHIP
(Tucson Citizen)


he will candidate
either the senate
great public
situation the state.
enqused extent role which
publishers that detached observation
important actors influencing his decision lis that that the
Republican republican
effective if refrain becoming office seeker"
integrity
will affected
candidates
from handcap
fortunate in having citizens equipped within
party"
that solidarity
which that the
make effective the
ancient the
democratic leadership republican
therefore completely adjusbe
AsERk"I#Ah
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26
Consider SoIomon's Admonition
ssDRING UP A CHILD in the way it should 60 and W
lO not depart from IT,"

"DRNG 60 andw when old will
- depart
0 today were in
civilization.
Raising child simply feeding clothing and
educating Time
supply all the paraphernala
in
AS civilization has advanced evidences
have been supplied
sof.a
Youth with energy curiosity
requires most Intelligent direction the
time experience a
The Boy Scout
building character, and it
0 the young.
The Kiwans club cooperation
in coming
summer rr 81
given proof
supervised
Good porsnanshp equipment
youth
bug to the youth that
in way shou
# suggestions surveying the play
properly equipped with nets and
While baseball spirit
of selfe
young especially
the sufficient
ont
the needs of community
hail. which could park and made available
largely by boys
community hall would opened
solely anernents for the boys
girls offer
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26
A Downright Candidate


- experiment noble motive
constucivelyh
capacity
him.
paadoxica after to
pertaining
scientific
that eli governments still the experimental
governments
equality,
while the monarchies built special privileges divine right
0
standpoint equality be
the United States today has fallen somewhat ofe expectation
There hopes
problem in national life
aspects HA4
If right,
greater of government than pHcian
mechanics
expeency upon
public questions
Friday
flood political backing the administration
the 80 cent contributed
credited with engineering
with the popularity advocacy
the states per cent contribution will be able little
capital from gives
chance downright the popularity
AS long Hoover
will that
theory
the president opposition
the equalization
constructvey"
prohibition
promise Of Mr. Hoovers candidacy for the presidency
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26

WASHINGTON-Al Herbert
Hoover will not personally invade the
state Of Ohio, it appears that the
important primary fight there will
be about the sweetest little knock
down-drag out fight in American
politics since the democrats broke
up the furniture in Madison Square
Garden in 1924
There is no public spectacle quite
as dramatic and revealing as that
of politicians in such scrap. When
it comes, all phases Of the political
industry are thoroughly Illuminated
The best part OF the Hoover Willis
struggle in Ohio is that. as often
happens in this sort OF a fight, the
people OF the state will nave excellent
opportunity to determine which set
of politicians should get the axe.
The reason the Ohio primary cam
paign promises to fill the air with
political fireworks is not necessarily
because any politicians are deeply in
love With either Hoover or Willis,
The struggle for control OF the state
is the dominant factor.
The Willis machine is fighting with
its back to the wall. The combination
OF deserters from it's ranks, republi-
cans who have been on the outside
of things and want to get in and
the prestige of Hoover, presents a
challenge which seriously threatens
its safety.
On the other hand, the Hoover
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26

strategists realize that the Ohio pri-
mary may mean everything to their
cause. In Ohio and in Washington,
the politicians who have cast their
lot with Hoover know that if the
Hoover candidacy flops in Ohio it
may be given an irreparapie setback,
which would mean slim pickings in
the future for them. Thus they. too.
have an important stake for which
they will battle with both hands
and feet.
Ohio is the focal point because
it now appears that the story that
Hoover would enter the Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts primaries on the
same date was the mistake of an
over-enthusiastic press agent.
All the anti-Hoover ammunition is
pretty sure to be emptied al the
secretary in this fight. which means
that the various whispered runlors
that have gone the rounds in Wash
ington, reflecting on Hoover, may
now be tested out to see ii there
is any substance to them.
Whether Hoover is vulnerable to
attack is an important question
Thus far the attempts to 'disqualify''
him appear to have fallen flat But
it is a contention OF the al1ti-Hoover
ties that he would make weak
candidate in the election campaign
and they are now gcirg to have q
chance to prove it.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26
BUY YOUR PILLS BY NOON
SUNDAY OR BEAR THE ACHE.
UNTIL MONDAY MORNING, is
THE WAY TO DO IN DOUCL AS

is in this connection that one of the
outstanding peculiarities is found.
What other city in the entire county
closes all it's stores. during a. part OF
Sunday? Douglas closes every place
except the hotels and eating places a
portion of Sunday. There arc four
drug stores in Douglas, yet one could
not get a pink pill between the noon
hour of Sunday and a. M Monday
unless he got set of bloodhounds
and hunted out a druggist and took
him to the store to dispense the pills.
That is one of the peculiar character
istics of the city. 1t has been tried
long enough here that the people be-
lieve it is a good practice and the
druggists know that it is. They hold
to the view that if people expect to
get a pain in their head or other part
of their anatomy during Sunday aft
ernoon, a good thing to do is to buy
the pills or other remedy desired
sometime Saturday or Sunday morn
ing, and have them ready
That the druggists believe this is a
profitable policy is proven rather posi-
lively by the fact that three of the
four stores have soda fountain equip
ment and they could serve trade in
that line by remaining open but they
close their places in every depart
7nent