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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
HOOVER HAS
BUSIEST WEEK
With Two Speeches to
Write, Nominee is
Speeding Work
Ry NJ L. WEST

. ASSOCIATED Press Staff Writer) .
WASHINGTON. Oct. l2.-(R)-
Herbert Hoover is driving himself
harder this week than he has in
any time in the campaign as he has
been faced with the task Of prepar-
ing two speeches in even less time
than he usually has devoted to the
writing of n single one.
These addresses are to be deliv-
cred on the next two Mondays and
that to be made in the arena at
Boston on October Is had to be in
the hands of the printer today to
be available to the press by next
Sunday.
While the republican presidential
candidate will have four days next
week in which to put the finishing
touches on the New York address Of
October % he must get the rough
draft out OF the way before going
to Boston as some Of his time n~..t
week must be given over to politi-
cal conferences and direction Of the
campaign.
II the nominee finds that he will
not have time TO treat at Boston
on the maintenance Of a merchant
marine after he has expanded his
views on the tariff and foreign
trade, no probably will touch upon
that subject in his New York
speech.
The itinerary Of the visit to Bos-
tor has been completed in detail
and calls for an absence from Wash
lngton Of slightly less than Sc
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Pal of Convict
R%ecaptured Found
Dead In New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-(F-John
Hennessy, pal Of Edward Ryan,
escaped convict, who was captured
Monday in the Bronx after n gun
battle with police. was found dead
near Bronx Park this morning, three
bullet wounds in the back Of his
head.
Police believed he was killed in
an automobile and his body taken to
the spot where il was found. They
were not ready to say whether il
was an act Of reprisal by Ryan's
friends for probable treachery.
Ryan has been identified as the
mar who shot and killed a hospital
guard at Fordham hospital a few
weeks ago, and as ore Of four men
who last August held up a bus COM
pany paymaster and escaped with
$4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
NY Expressmen
Close Strike On
Concern Promise

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-P-strik-
ing employees of the American Kan.
wsv Express company were back az
.hs;r iobs today and the embargo
which the company had placed on
all incoming and outgoing express
has been lifted.
decision to end the strike was
taken by the workers at a mass
Meeting addressed by George ".
Harrison, grand president Of the
international Brotherhood OF Rail-
nav ard Steamship Clerks.
Harrison read them a letter from
officials promising the
strikers they would be given q hear
;nr next Wednesday. The strike
was not sanctioned by the interna.
tional union. and Harrison said. was
illegal under the national railway
labor act and the Inion's contract
with the company. The strikers
main grievance had been nonrecog
rired BY the company and Harrison
told them the offer Of the company
"a hear their spokesman removed
that grievance. giving as II did
tscit recognition to Ne strikers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
West Tex, {. of E.
To Finish Fight
On Differential

FORT WORTH. Oct. i2.-CR-
Having determined to stage a finish
fight against the principle of differ
entail freight rates, a sectional con-
troversy, the Texas Industrial Traf-
fic league and the West Texas
Chamber Of Commerce will send q
committee into session at Dallas
Saturday to determine on ways and
means Of accomplishing the objec-
tive Of the West Texas Chamber Of
Commerce.
This announcement was made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
BY L. H. SULLIVAN
(Staff Writer, Central Press)


SEATTLE, Oct. l2.-Love's young
embers still glow in the hearts Of
Mabel Jienke ard Eugcie Bell, each
IS. although their romantic "elope-
ment" has been blasted.
The two youngsters left their
Seattle homes after Mabel's young
brother. Billy. caught them kissing.
Mabel and Eugene were certain
that their parents would never IN.
derstand their 'love" for each other.
So with only so cents ard two
Bibles, the left home together.
They had but 60 cents. but this
kept them going for three days.
They went "broke" in Bellingham,
60 miles from Seattle. Eugene tried
TO get a job in a mill. and told the
foreman his young love troubles.
The foreman phoned Mabel's father
and soon the young eiopers were
back home.
II still love her" staUuchly de-
clares Eugene.
Hes a nice boy" Mabel said.
tearfully, after she was reunited to
her mother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
T T MEET

SAN BENIT0, Oct. l2.-Decision
on the question of forming a Little
Theater organization in San Benito
is to be reached at a second meeting
ct the home Of Mrs. Frank c. Ludden
Saturday afternoon. A previous
meeting was held earlier in the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

Thursday BY Homer d. Wade, mana
ger Of the West Texas Chamber Of
Commerce, on his return to the Fort
Worth office from FL Psso.
u. s. Pawkett, chairman Of the
traffic department Of the West Tex
as Chamber Of Commerce, will pre-
side at the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

Assistant Attorney General white
hurst approved the bond issues
They are: City Of Vernon, $780,
600; school bonds. 800. 900; city hall
bonds, 100000 waterworks. City Of
Alice $4,000 fire station: $4,000
street improvements and $500
w~aterworks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
INSTALLMENT FUNERALS

LoNDON-Funerals for which they
are paid on the installment plan are
now being conducted by many under
takers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
PINK CoRsETs BEAT WIFE

ALVINGTON, Eng.-Mrs. Lillian
Luker was denied a maintenance or
der against her husband when he
proved another man had sent her two
pink ~corsets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Alice Bond Issues
Are Given Approval

AUSTIN. Oct. l2.-(R-Public i'm
provement programs in two Texas
cities received legal sanction when
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-03-15
Cash In
on Your Credit

The small down pay
mont Of only 81 APP
plies to every single
article advertised here.
and to m any more
throughout the store.
Prices will not be low
err than now.
May we suggest that
you call tomorrow,
make your selection,
and have IL delivered
any place In the city.
Just bring 81 and your
credit. You may bring
or send your payments
weekly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26
SALE-SuBuRsAN PROPERTY.

WooDRIDGE, ON f. I. AVE BEAUTIFUL
= y : b ami Ear; fruit, gr2prS. lo5
aaNl3a5 . sacrifice; will trade. ataln 1898
ATTENTION. PRETTY 4-RooM BuNGA-
ioW, amt. cheap, Rverdalc, Md; ready to
mcvc into, Owner m. Franklin 667S-W
TAKOAfA PARK BARGAIN-RE Residence
hAG investments fre, strictly modern 2~l2m-
~ house, contain.nE . beautiful apartments
f rooms, hath each; live in one laJ other
pay fo9 property. beautiful grounds one
minute from cars. stores, etC.. ideal for
doctor ll2 willow ave.
ADJOINING MONTGOMERY COUNTRY
ClHh. beautiful. new detached homes. ri;
concrete street. attractive price and terms
Agent o. property. Left site Of ntgomerY
eve, ~ Woodsiae PARKWAY. Silver SprinE.
Nd o.
$ AcFFs ~ HEART. or. BEAUTIFUL, spB-
Urh. Ia miles to WASHINGTON, land lays
splendid for Subdivision Investment price,
SH4o0- JOHN MCKINNEY. Me.rifcld, Va,
cn Lee Hieaway.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. ANIL. CLEAR OF
trc.. in CherTydale section Price. $4,000
WGGlu trade fer detached brick IN Chevy
Chase section, I'D 10 Sr2.S0a JOHN NckIN
NEY. Ne.ri.lela. Va. on Lee Elgnway,
NeW GROOM BUNGALOW. AMI. NO n
COTTAGE Terrace Meyers Park, Md Price.
$3.50, $50 cash, $40 monthly Call OWNER
between a m and s m. Main 1895, after
. pm, Decatur 5000.
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gAJE--HOUSFS.

coLoRED OUTSTANDING VALUES
1876 Girard 81. n.w.~-6 rooms, tile path.
porch. sleeping and breakfast poTches; deep
yard to alley. Price very low for immedi-
i225 Kenyon st n.w.--7 rooms. bath, hot
water heat electric lights, back porches
deep yard. earaFe; house newly decorated
throughout vacant Possession with de-
81 Fla. ave, me- large rooms. tile bath,
cellar. 2-car GARAGE house now vacant,
Your Immediate inspection urged, as this
won't last long ct price and terms we are
The above properties may be in
spected at any time by appointment
WApLE & JAMES, INC,
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN
the choicest section OF Old
Chevy Chase, priced low for
quick sale. Nine rooms and two
baths. All modern improve
mentS.
Can be seen by appointment.
No. 5 East MclroSe.
Phone Wisconsin 30//.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--LARGE COR. LOT on
ri ookrire I'd. modern Dutch colonial house.
many attractive features; shrubherF. garage
etc: only Sl4.250, on $1,000 cash payne -.
CHEVY CHASE, -. c.. M. Conn. ave-,
lot daft. front; modern Broom brick
baths; give away at $l3,95o 1850 taxes
the equity
Beautiful ~ H. ave. mr.. Buchanan st;
high elevation; exceptionally well built CO.
onial brick; only kl0,750. on terms or trade
for cheaper house, ne, or NV.
Mr. 18th and Otis n.W.-G r. b. modern
brick: double brick aaraFe, nonresident
owner will sacrifice tor $3.50. on terms.
Mr. Bird 4 ID r.w.~-ll -rOom bric6; 2-Storl
brick garaae, a gift at $500, on terms
Mr. Blair rd.~-3 10 acre, 7-roOm house
h.-W.h, cleo, outbuildinRs, fruit. etc. out.
of-town owner said sell" hence offe+ s495!
will be considered on $3.50 cash. balance Sac
month.
Also many other houses in different sec
lions OF the city and nearby suburbs; coioted
and investment property: prices below cost
terms TO suit: number for trade or reat,
\. F. RNON CO.. INC.
Main 4597 1850. 1915 ~ Y. Age.
Columbia 1877. 34l3 lith ST,
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II Vol have rot seen T3sevatpr Peseh.
you oWe i 80 yc8Csef and YOUR f5miy 10
SEE tais Co!cnS before yen buy water
front lot or Honrs.
A drive taF2usb r6zevater Besch viii
convince you lAss we have wider and fettfT
reads trau any other water front CclouT-
Rut. unless you ask 20 he shown over the
propeTtv, yo1 VIII miss tire many heR tilGl
v}staS from the front Of the lets and houses
Community PARKS and beaches ccmpriSine
about II acres Of lard. tae four community
piers. ha.lt g cutast q lifetime, 100 IT, 70
Us Il loHE sDd extending into salt water
rls IL l5-s feet deep at low tide, for the
USs cf EGcev ater Beach community Only,
The akove anQ many other Things VIII
be Shown aaG explained to YOU. including
Gar easy payment pl&n for the purchase
G. s let or foT building yoCT horne
And. above al ia Importance. SoA VIII ne
allowed 10 SO back TO your home W!taolI
helne UTged to bay property CT followed TO
xoRr home 10 he ksTasseo or ANNOYED by
one hundred and hfty-aye lots sod on
The. property - date 70 purchasers who came
80 FdgewaycE BescG 30 csose TIE tF@1-aG-
tiovs, after seems al o. the other sat
Water FRONT Caioa4eS neer Washington
Nearly a half million dollars worth Of
Lois S4o0 ua. csstazes s3,2so up Terms
easy
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saEr-sUBuRBAN PROPERTY.

tt0ntinucd.)
5-ROON BUNGALOW. AMI. FAIRFAX co.
| Va: half acre tIS0xlS0l Earaae, fruit tfceS'
berries Garden. fine lawn. near school.
Fails iine4: Is minutes of WaShineton; 5000
Address BOX ls3-c, Star Office
THREE NEW HOUSES IN LYON VILLAGE
Reasonably pricea
II New brick two story house Of siS rooms
With fireplace IN large living room. nCio&e0
sun porch, dialne room with Scfeeued poIcn'
cal refrgelation, three bedrooms. hah ano
tile hath. laree closets, hardwood HoptS
throughout, hot-watCr heat, Gas. fieCtilcltS
city water, sewer. etc. Brick aafaEe Lana
Scaped let 6oxlea feet, with eastern exposure
Sisf interest rate.
all RUCHER AVENUE.
tel Se4en-ra Enslish Colonial house
arac living room wish frcplaCc. wei iI&h'cQ
kitchen, spacious dining room, Glazs~l1Clo$ed
attic space available for use All improve
wentG - 49,
81 six-room English cot,aec tyre, With
large Omen screened side porch, thts h0n&c
Is constructed Of frame with vide ,shlnkte
stdtog and has a beautiful blurStons fireplace
and chimney built OF Falls CaNrch Rf0hhe,
Hardwood floors throusnnUt Tile bath ano
hutit-iu fixtures iUculdng shower Ii Will Re
equipped with an electric disawasher, kci-
vinator. laundry trays, Ideal American r3ul-
airr hot water heater. shades and screens,
THIS house Is built on street on Whlcl AZ
tractive homes have already been cCinplet eo.
CAV narS&e 10 match the house. Tie 1an4~
sraai.(g wll havcar0irc when cOmpletca with
an other laudscap.NE In LYON VILLAGE
f46 NORTH SPRUCE STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26
AAl.E--iinIIHEN.

CCToRfn NEWLY nufLT. H., n, run.
uAce heat, cellar aand fraut and rear yarda
10 alley, bedrooms ait private, With einsets
ana bail closet Bargain for flaht parity
very little cash fenHifnds ne, section near
4 station and naltG school Address hoA
ii9rC, Stat Office,
80 400 REDUCTION BEAUTIFUL G-RM i,
1.bath, 4ecaf hni1tvin gar English stnFta.
Chevy Chase, - G., one block nnnn, ave,
Don't fail inYa&tsgate bsiofs busins, uieF,
500.
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Ssi.E,--fOTS.

S3LE-f-DtS.
CHEVY CHAsE-ONE OF LAST IN EUILz,-
IN sec1lon. standard pr1ce. cwhet oo"A49.
Address Box 39i-Z. star Office. -
LARGE TOT FACING CONDUIT Nd, BE
tween Cathedral ave and Nscorl0 ~.
ssvs-. water, sasi SI.2so; easy terms VS.
co1sln 2ssS-w
Is lots. 2a5lo5- BRADBURY, ND; CHEAP
- 5is X Can 81. mal7 s2l5.
THEE LOTS, 7sxio0, WILL SELL. SEPA-
rates. Apps q. = Hills, 45ST Foote 81,
ne Tel Atlantic 2zSi-J. Or yo1f os d
ron ssIE-ETfTEg ONE or g0T1E, LOTS
( ann ), SQUARE 1872, eRe1 81 * -
ter~ns - east purchaser. Nr.se 3 IAEts =
Is DnTr avenue. E.ciss9illa.
CsGLETaoRPE. NEAR Srd NW.-12sE ! sssss
T7T5ce only s.7s z A. GARyEX toFnfr +,
Ga5S s75o Room ios4 1910 Vermont ave.
nv. ----------.-
E6~IIs- WITH sraE3. WATEs, PAVED
sfrset ard Sidewalk: covered WITH oas
trees: higa elevation, convenient 30 trans
rsstoE e,g and oiy ,d % i ao f agnI-
details a66rers Box e7-Z. Star Office.
ARGYLE TzRRAcE NEAR 18th AND VAR
non. aQzEe5. overlooking park high, heAltn-
III location cash or terms. Mr. Fuhh.
Adams 1920 Main 1895. Q an. 70 n. ze'
EDGEMooR THk SUBURB BEA ,gyTJI.
" aacs F w K: IF ss-s lis 3ss !;
prTT DING sTTF- GOOD NV SECTION. !
81 iron car AEs tae!ag Gov ,,s R2sS' ans 6S-
ss'i 81 % 9as sess ca s'f iis4 price .0
LoT3. MASS Avg. ARD. WESLEY CIR
&c rea~ NflIer-s n@w development terms,
etesp Aa5TesS P7z Sc. star ofhoe 20.
rI2s " 7Fr,A $ % cAsA5 b., 1929 .9d ho 81
gfag rev ccits1c sf.eT5, farms. $3.50 caSa-
szc r1orta Drsre oat Georgia ave .
cassrTslje rl4e. Gro e. JOHNSON, n. +
2 2. si1@er s0rsne, n -
soMERsET. HD
FNss or "a we'd street. I5c per tect, a, I
roBITsos. Rond B,se Main asa.
MASS tvE F1TD f9yl58. 5000
gro Y 37EFFESBkCGi. Lot Specialist.
i9s3 q st ssln 500, CleT Sli7,
TIK GRON I.-"COLORED. "
Sheriff I'd. spst aesozs D1.tries ane hi.1
FF9uHe. snace trees OILY Sl@2 lo%aTn peT
s4.s 1at fh ST 80 = co{1rosa 1877
cAULT pL. II -3oEaa. 70 hLLgT sEWFR.
cGq.r. flR .nfyta. discount for cash
WOODBRIDGE. % On Eastern ave.
re- Esnae.p5 81 l,s - L. 1foh'' 'i''F
HoA6E SITE CS ELEVATION Fine yIe3
gas. eiecs gaisg5 e. oas .5,'f neg 80 sl ~.
nIshed f9y sVi.dlHg ire pas s1a nuia.ag
s9ytcs FRANK =. COWARD oareerr, 2s24
EJ1Eeg FsI II nc Pa9ee horln 1893. -
II = 81 ~{tIi)
Beau.lggi building LOT. exceptionally wel
'o.A'sa' SIXTEENTH sT HEIGHTS
Owner N3E cona.acr arg featoHa15e oieF
Tefms can b@ arraneea i desired. Phone u
roBTRT r HEATER. rEAfToR.
re;grg%o pfdg Maln 4a2g
hffer & pfa paose 81. oe,z clev 54i4
MASSACHUSETTS, PARK.
Home ara Lans Valves over tI9.5o9.9oe
Large villa sites and lots st
10 lI5 feet front. Five minutes
from Sheridan Circle Booklet
with names OF over 100 purchas
ers and plat mailed on request
2iIDDACGH h SHANNON
1seorpafatec.
1885 K 81. NV.
Asfr sass EstsE5tahsc tE22
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49, 0R nENr nunIRHAN rnOp.

I VIII LEASE My BEAUTIFUL. BROOM
aud hniff utln4ulow, ne8ttcd amid beautiful
nak trees, lot GnAlH0 hardn GOD floors
throuRbcut abundance Of foor plugs. y~
,ua room passive opnu fireplace, dining
r9ept, liHd!a1Hit attic cellar, tile bath
with psnbeftou tub and hull in fixtures
fitchea Win 0irctTr range, HOT WATEIg
HEAT aerefnb heautltHt shfubhery, window
hoXfs II fact epeTythiug to make resi-
home ! blork from Iak0ma, silver snsli2a
erhuGi III Maryland iust adjacent to 18TH
" open sunday 7gi6 siiap ave- Takoma
Park Md aHephcrd 2a57-J
OWN YOup NOME F0R RENT YOU Paw
M cash down sia so week New bnnga
low 4 rooms, bath, sleenins porch. electric
itY latest pinmhna. etc Garrett PARK. near
cry OWNER, MaiH $500 Res. Col bfS
s II s HOUSE. H.-W n ELEC RANGE
sefeeaed. earaee, fenced yard near school
500 Rldout ave. Virginia Highlands, Va
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY

SMALL FAMYtY or ADULTS WANT NOD
ffu hJuenlnW III OF near thf p str c. 20
Lease for period Address r Q, Box l24'
Hyatiaviiie, Md
WANTED nv TWO afErERe, COUNTRY
bred, care t1r ni9te neAf car line dufira
re COL term Whiia family Is iu town ADJ
GFeaB ros iSaC, star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

Come . weoaa VISTA. an-year residence Of
WILLIAM +. MA | | kSON,
Owner and Developer.
Ysvswster Beach. Nd. Phone Annapolis ls45.
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CHEVY cHAsE-ONE OF LAST IN BUILT
IN SECTION standard przce. cwner 60@la9.
Address Box 39i-Z. star oGlcs. ---
LARGE lot, PACING CONDUIT I'D Be-
futae~ cs3neSysI ave and Escoran St:
s.vTsy, water, Eass SI,zso easy terms VS.
co1sln zssS-w -----.- =
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The Coolest and Nearest Salt
Water Summer Colony
70 WASHINGTON.
Splendid SITES, various sizes, some With fine
shade trees also cot1sEeS Tor sale al mod
crate SriCeS JUST me hours dIlyc fvcm
the center a town va she new Defense
E}ckVay.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
Realtors
itle I'VE s. nv Fransita oao2.
EDGEWAIER BEACH,
The Fastest Growing Summer
aad Au-Year Salt Water
Front Colony
WITHIN AN HOURS DRIVE CP
WASHINGTON,
Our Motto: DO 1t Now
Our Slogan "Fulhllment-Not
Promises.
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sl3 = Car 81, MaI7 10
sTTTvFF LOTS. 7aYI0G. WILL SELL SEPA-
rates. Apps q. = Hills, 45ST Foote 81,
re Tel Atlantic 2zsl-J Or yoI osn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

E0rtts, WITH sETE3- MATER, PAVED
street. ard siSewa1k: covered WITH oaE
trees higa elevation, convenient 90 trans
pertstio1. e3c.. ana auly il nllIu.ss Gown
fssvn VIII szcr 4aoe for $3.50; terms
Cs.ose to houses worth $4,000. Fur TURNER
$500 49, Rav eI-Z. ctar Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

LYON & FITCH INCORPORATED
Clarendon. Virginia.
N--f-,- Nirnlnia AENnue
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Flvc-ronm bungalow with electricity. near
school church and stores Close 70 electric
itnc and Wash Bait boulevard. Price sS,250.
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iEn5 vermont Ave Mein 1857
FOR SALE REAL. ESTATE BROKERS. AND
eateaInfn should obtain 0ur for sale and rent
ISL ~ houses ge own in Chevy Chase. - C.
8nd nearby Md and va Prices S2.90q 10
sz2-9gD FGll commission, Fulton r. Cor
o -, llo2 Continental Trust Bios. Main
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s-Yaor1 cottaae. iGYEe ground. shaat
shrubEery, safaa2, oeheF Aoh'Fa ''2N
5000 IN.
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NE" 7-ROOH AND TILE BATH BUNC}A
iow IN Hyattsrille Hills. With Ii ~ h aU
aaaooern improvements. .buiit-tn aaraRe. open
naIFElace, hardwood floors and trim lot
ao%ia0 high elevation. half 4 block from
bGs ilnc- Price 5000 Small cash payment
and $50 per month '''' ~
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TAKoMA PARK, MD ID C.
BLAIR rAkOMh
NORTH WOOD3Ii)E.
SILVER SPRING
xFWFM OAKS

Carroll avculse IA nov open 70 Flti var
vouf car right Ia front OIL the oia&e' 14Ai%eAs
Bank, Takoma PaEk
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tcea.iaasa On Next rAss1
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II rooms 2 baths. a-ear gafaee modar0
GOOD location. sI0800 rooms haths y
G., 2-car garage. very easy terms, - 300
rms baths, 2 servants rooms. z Ssepin&
p0rc1es h.~~. heat. Oh burner, sll,3GGs "
rms. z c9tt6, sIa.500 7 large rooe1s extra
@fil built. ~. heat, etc, KiiG36, With ~
ira l0t snd 4-csr brick garage. $4,000
store end ahinGle mouse, ls mammoth rooms
large Da1chee about acges Of very vanaoie
s4a coo co.oniai IN evtYa large rooms, 2
taths. laTas lot large porch want offer, 70
Settle estafe ii-foom sputhern colonial, one
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amendment is TO declare for lawless-
ness and for a continuous and organ
lied assault under official protection,
upon the foundations of our Govern
ment. II means what Mr.. Justice
Holmes. speaking from the bench Of
the United States Supreme Court, has
properly called dirty business"
What / wish TO make entirely plain
is that no candidate Of my party for
the presidency can commit me or
countless others like me 10 any such
doctrines or to any such policies
It would indeed be a sorry DAY for
the Republican party if 1t we're TO turn
its back upon all its principles, it's
traditions and its ideals in order TO put
the sinister figure symbolic of the Anti
Saloon League IN a place of honor and
authority among its counselors Should
that day come. and should the door Of
hope be closed to those hosts of Re-
publiCans whose mind and heart are
set upon Republican leadership in re-
storing the purity Of our Federal form
Of Government. in putting an end to
the rapidly growing menace of CEN
traliZcd bureaucracy at Washington
and in advancing the cause Of temper
ance while protecting the civil liberties
Of the people, then the Republican
party, as we have known and served
and honored it, would have come to a
dismal and discreditable end
In the face of state Of things like
this. it seems a far cry to the day of
Patrick Henry and James Otis and
Samuel Adams and Thomas jefferson,
but some Of us at least have not for
gotten them. OF what I have written
| say in the words which Patrick Henry
made famous: IF that be treason,
make the most Of it,"
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TAk0MA TO HAVE
MANY STREET LIGHTS
Council Approves Report of Survey
Favoring Installation of Adj
ditional Facilities.

Decision to install a large number of
additional street lights throughout Ia
konia Park, Md, was the principal busi-
ness transacted by the mayor and town
council at the regularly monthly meet
ing In the basement Of the Presbyterian
Church last night
The installation of additional street
lighting facilities was approved by the
council In adopting report submitted
by Councilman Irvine II Ware, chair
man of the committee on police, fire
and lights, who made survey during
the past month of all requests for
street lights from citizens Of the town
The mayor and council also heard
argument from property owners for
and against the construction Of side
walk on the north side OF Westmoreland
, avenue, between Elm avenue and Sec
ond street A petition was also pre-
sented requesting sidewalk on Spruce
avenue. Action was deferred on both
projects. II was reported by the health
committee that the last three houses on
Ethan Allen avenue had made sewer
connections and that IL would be only a
short time before every house would be
connected with a sewer
The council decided to take steps to
repair Tulip avenue, where IL had been
damaged by heavy trucks during the
paving and improving of Carroll avenue
and an effort will be made to have the
contractor stand the expense for this
work
1t was announced at the meeting that
The loading platform at the North Ia
kOma siding was being demolished by
the b. & o Railroad Hearing on the
siding would be held in the Circuit
Court at Rockville August 20, the b. &
| o. Railroad seeking to prevent the town
| from closing the siding.