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rv..,,, Mt ,I RAINIER BARGAINS
PRICE ss4oo 500 essS is eq per mo month tia
basement attic Suiit,iH ietrs.ratore 0 Pries,
:, Apply SsOs + /. ave. Mt. Rainier. Phone
lr YoH w s3trIC,, BE INTERESTED IN An
via Park ave., Takoma PARA 0" ~
BARGAIN BUNGALOWS. COTTAGE CRY
C G9em'; ISIS ssc; cellar: sarge $1,000 o%SSs,
s sftl7 otis ST. MT. RAINIER. ND.
Don't miss this big ssrssin lawns '"' s.s'
N NJ. ACRES: e-RooM BUNGALOW. AMI:
vide dsn fTon,sf. Lam s pave. WEE:
Ri ncesSSt ttp na srty,t through 20 . ss
T T9wers fRh 'n. .sssutlin shade ssrd.n
r mfats IKE rent Your chance to oTn ANAL
dS dress Box t'2 2oo eyers city convenience. Ad-
10 ACRES. 7.PoOM HOUSE. AMI NEAR
10 dn.1pss to aowntoTT Washinston on
s sss T9fy wgs q sSrs: 4s s:.:
date chicken gsTeh. i dssl p pf,ries up o:p
trucking or country estate. Hous. s yesTs
Sin alone .sIs worth 70 pro. asked soGsS foT
Address Boz ias.J star rss once e..raetV' terms
ton TG Gsii s s:Ss4 s '5se SAs
within 10 miles q Wsshnstonn.' ' fine s'y view
Near iSS as and tro sSanty oSa
pSrt s iSg oneofourh less per than near
dress Box 2o2.J Star lall once t2t' iernns' Ad-
fSS oTss IL ACRES WITH. CoMFoRTABLE
t from Wssb ,; g nearby virEinis 80 minutes
bearing: offered st sscrifee price aso Of !sSso
SSs s terms s. efonsdsrsbly less for cash Must
Boz C sS 3 stan n'e oas act quickly Address
T Ia PsmA. r :, BEAUTIFUL ENG
in nvi fre , 1 d rTStic rooms plastic walls
espec toH' de snxsrted k tStS
Ior conyenisnee Tiled bath, 5uilt-in ga
sfeaed 70 oaysd :.5tss Pine of
s ssxs very LIBERAL terms to one responsible
rom -bunsaioxA Rot.Uat.rru b., FRYE
Screens 0s s Laws nensr: eleetrf stove
owner. Aiexandrs iiss .1sa' location PhsSne
WW ,L5!A1LLdd,, STATION: NEAR BALLsToN
iii liz Eacl Easy st. TENS 3 { No cash oWNh
w,I BEAUTIFUL sEMI-DET. HOMES. NE
f Wili sell si;Sco under. value Certainly
tn ere S, nlshly desirable homes and the
rms viii pc made to suit the buyer Cali
| US LOT directions, terms. etc
| -, r. L. ELLIOTT
| HAaIn 9cyl Evenings, Cleveland ls4f
! ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. WITH ABOUT
one,naH acre Of ground. will Be within 10
Ehlii1autes 81 downtown Washington over net
of'ose' Price right; reasonable terms
en-, .. W, ). HOGE. JY.
60I G st. S.W. Phone Franklin 7o2o
NEW. uP-To-DATE BUNGALOW: 5 R Am
ard every ssfas e., ssSStgstsr heat
! Oep'i"'a"y S eaSx terms and very low price
Main 1855 i{oi N. 2 Ave NV
GROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW coN.
crete eeLar, pipelesS furnace, cleo Iaundrv
| Hays, 'front.' and back porches xarsgs: iot
n 90 os -, iSo' Price $3.50; small cash pay
1o-room and bath house. h.-v.haiI rnos
! srn improvements: lot ~ by f6o; shade
| Trees corner lot on paved street; couTd 20
femecelec into apartments: one biocE
| ifnm car line ard busy section in HYATT
| vile. Price. $3.50: terms
! nh, Q. 3. ZANTZINGER.
! Phone Hyatts. 70 Hyattsviu. Nj
| yUST OFF r. I. AVE NE-FTNT CoPNTr
home; owner compelled 10 sell car he
ocaght on easv terms for four.hfths 81
se.asi value, II you want a home IN .tsa
go Ss' u qs' s,1 section of ne, this and
n. L. ELLIOTT.
NAM 1851 EVENINGS, Cleveland 4s4i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-07
SALE--CO- OPERATIVE APIS.

COOPERATIVE APARTAiENT-~lO NORTH
rooms center haii isxs0,' paraustry doors doors
throuahout wonderful bargain. North 1898
THREE LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH.
large closets: second floor front; southern
exposure. 1919 Clifton ST. NV, Apt g. .
1889 LANIER PLACE NV APT, 23~~FIvI
rooms kitchen, reception hall second
foof: ianitor for KEY or Cleveland 2S7s-J
after pm. Il
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2 Io-Is hyALLS =. Hyattsviu-. Nd
JUST OFF r. I. AVE NE-FTNT CoPYTr
nome; owner compelled TO sell Can he
o ocnsnt on easy terms for feur-hfths Of
most Desirable section Of ne, see this and
No., .s., r. 7. ELLIOTT,
mann 9egI EVENINGS, Cleveland Ih4i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-07

B. F. SAUL co.
Main POO o35 18th St NV,
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Dss ph Main 477s' nish sit nh '% COZ e GEO srS
THE SUSOCEHANNA.
1890 " ST NV
and rooms. kitchen, reception hall an6
os:h; newly papersd and painted so and
$50 per month.
c. A. SNOW co.
Tel. Main 1867 flo sth St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-07

RENT HOusEs-~uNfuRNisH ED
20 r. ST. sE~~9 r. AND % s1..,g..,. ss5 90
cHAg I 4akfiBBEsY' 81 5is DIST. NAT nE R RRpo
Day phone. M 47fbi nisht phone, Col 6e70
g0LORED Semi DETACHED MODERN
btick rssidsnes slS lsfse rooms covefed
oofehes. etc $40 mouth 1919 Duncan Al
E. or cali Prank 567s
1921 NORTH CAPITOL sT.--6 LARGE RMS.
b ~ nice condition Main 1893 or Lin
coin 3773.
43ii. TENNESSEE AVE HE%4.RooM
pofches only III 80 Gee Mrs pALMER
2ndsfioor nat. o. 20a Rigga Bank Bldg. i4th
and PARK I'd
i777 MASS AVE nw-l4 n 3 BATHS
aESRY SScsIHASrrItsiT' 800 ,ehe Naf nill n
al uPeHuR ST NV % RcoMs, BATH.
garage, ami Z pofcBrss sTAs0 GEORGE
q SMITH. 42t9 4th NV, Phone Col 6e2a
e3s gT aW.-- NgWLY DECORATED a.
toon apd bath hoase latfobe beat gas
Bond bids Main AZ
tss ADAMS sf nWs-s r., TiLgb nATp
Rnd esrsas. III excellent condition. Onls
1is ma. y. II. J0Hhs. Col, sgls,
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SAI.tt--F'ARMS.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE -- SPLENDID IN
Vestmeni 8 acres. spacious hungalow, eiec
vNpor heat magnificent view, orchard pouI
try houses surfaced street, trolley An,
praised value, sii,Seo Best offer accented
terms. Falls Church at-W-t
l9a ACRES, STERLING. VA HOUSES
harm and outhulldtngsj very fertile wal
wateFed, on trolley win trade J r JER,
MAN liNs Vermont ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-07

OFFICES AND STUDIOS
1913 18th ST NV
Entire or Part and Floor
HERBERT & SONS. ioia 18th st. NV
EDMONpS BUILDING.
GIT 18th ST NV
DESIRABLE SUITES or 2 TO & ROOMS
OVERLOOKING MCPHERSON SQUARE
SPLENDID SERVICE
Low RENTALS
SHANNON & LuCHS, INC,
1885 ST NV, MAIN 2aaa
THERE ARE A FEW OUTSIDE OFFICES
available In The Star Building at nth st and
Pa ave One court once and a very deSir-
able suite OF three rooms and recention
lobby These offices are available to deslr.
able tenants al reasonable rentals
The Star Building is modern In every nar
ttcular and Is very carefully maintained
Elevator service every day until midnight and
all day Sunday
Apply
! 90 STAR BUILDING
or phone
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

=
$40 NJ ST. NE.~~Don't miss It, rooms,
path, screened porch big yard, INV h.,
es gsac. line condition; only $3.50. Franklin
GCLosE-IN VIRGINIA, rs MINUTES FROM
WHIT, White House-Colonisl, rooms. fireplace
lavee screened porch. h.-wh. electric ranee.
sarnse. tile bath. hardwood floors. s4-foot
iTohtsen nice lawn. young trees; years
tease, 500 per month. Potomac 35l7-J.
EfE ST NEAR 18th Nw.-DESIRABLE
DOWNTOWN residence. II rooms, baths
newly decorated, Ami Fr. ali
1916 .24th Sc. RANDLE HIGHLANDS
BUS az corner; semi detached; rooms. bath.
Gesage gas. elec.: high, cool locationi rent
reduced; $3.50 Columbia 23To-W.
CHEVY CHASE SECTION 2 NEAR CIRCLE
Modern Oct. brick, rooms. maids room.
baths, 3 porchcs Open fireplace, oak floors.
Grafton St s.
40 EMERSON ST. NW-NEw e-pO0H
rouge $40. Adams 34Ga. Mrs. MANN. aft
% EYE ST, NW.--S ROOMS AND BATH,
electric light, perfect repair; s35 mo. A1rly
OWNER. 927 II ST. NV g.
COLORED
1870 9TH st. NV rooms, water toilet;
IN excellcnt condition; S20S per mouth.
80 q ST. n.e.~Flat; I rooms and bath;
electricity; $40 per month
WM P NORN0V1E,
8ln ST NV
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
UNPUBLISHED. DETACHED HOUSE. NINE
10 ] rooms; vest Of 18th st. Chevy Chase.
y c. or Massachusetts Avenue PARK sec
tien Will pay 5000 month rent on lease
Address Fulton Bryla~Ski, 1891 G st nv
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
rent. We have calls daily fer homes tn rent
IN all sections Of the city. Personal atten-
ticn given, White or coiored properties
wAPLE & JAMES. INC,
ts26 i4th St NV North $50
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SAi.E-SUBURRAN pRlIIERTV

SAi.E--SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
? AND AND sisI ST NE..NIcE STORE AND
Mn, !ss s, lumber at this price Terms
GROOM; AND BATH BUNGALOW: H.-wH.
and shSd. srass snisEen house R ssssS
m 5ISm $500 - s.n % oGo $50 ssse per
4 RARE CHANCE ron IDEAL HOME. 8
rooms, bath, gas ana electricity, all KINDS
on PUTT sn oaS sr @ua aSs s e ss
G Grssfhs seaaessd pstss $50 cash: $40 per
per month oW H R asqG@ Rs9 ssS $40
ATTRACTIVE sIX.RooM BUNGALOW.
hhs eseeS p hbSaS sI't ss.y sss,
sgs so,1SO terms, Address Box tss. j. star
WOODBRIDGE sARdAIN $500 CASH. Sss
per mo and int on hyst trust, sac; esautiS
Jul new modern. detached house, ! Rooms.
open py q nv ras ass5s Perry st &c
g TWO ACRES, ATTRACTIVE New s.RooM
$500 saoo cash SIT monthly Kensins,
FIVE LARGE ROOMS. FtooRED ATTIC
lepr lotS, Rga ieury Heights, $4,000 cash,
soS S @ M F sis Io' at sg
M!oopEEN s.RooM BUNGALOW, HYATrs.
HAY ,tS..s e. f ss's sh "a sSs me
party ses oWNER' j o.sSo ' 'i Ts Ws.
Saith, iSrpsse hest esiisrs: o 'i los sy iss AZ"
splsndid hedge, shade, srapss, fsutt trees
NAN MAJ 's ssss or 81 a SsSfsa sss sM e sui"
cAMeRELte 1910 Vegmont ave, o.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Thieves Steal
Chiefs : Gas
.,Pcttr thicvcs hcwarc. y

"Pctty thieves beware.
Chief Sterling Oswalt is on the
warpath this morning. in fact he
has always been on the Warpath
against petty thieves hut his desire
to put this species of criminal be.
hind the bars scared heavenward
this morning.
And it was all because when tn
chief stepped on the starter of his
car this morning his " Ldzzle
Snortcd a few times, then died.
He crankcd her, he pushed her
and he pcttcd her but - Lizzie
was not to be inveiglcd into a start.
''That 5 funny, | have plenty of
gas he started to remark, then
paused. He had spicd the top of the
gasoline tank lying on the sand be-
side the machine.
investigation showed an empty
tank.
~ wouldn t mind SO much only
filled it to the brim Just before |
went home last night, " the CHEZ
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
By PAUL FREDERIX
Omitted Press Staff Corresponds

Omitted Press Staff Correspondenc)
WASHINGTON, Aug 29.-Her-
bert Hoover and Alfred +. Smith are
choosing different appeals to cap
ture the huge foreign born vote in
the presidential election November
6.
Both have special campaign or
ganizations to get out this vote,
Both can point to their past help
fulness 10 immigrants or their
friends in ''the old country Smith
a. the governor OF "A state composed
Of many nationalities, Hoover as
"a feeder OF babies overseas dur-
ing and after the war.
Both would humanize the i'm
migration laws 10 prevent unncces-
sary disruption OF families. Both be.
licve immigration limits must stand.
Rut here the similarity ends.
Hoover supports the present quote
system, whereby 10000 aliens are
admitted annually. Under this
system each European country may
send To the United States each year
total Of immigrants cqualiing
only two percent OF It's nationals in
this country in 1890.
Smith opposes this principal of
restriction based on . census -
years old, believing II is de
signed TO discriminate against GER
/ tain nationaljfie>.
Tho New York governor did not
offer definite substitute plan
/ The one now mostly talked Of Is
/ the national oriI provision
which has never gone into effect
since its enactment in 1924 along
with III, quota system based ON the
500 census.
The national origins provision
was intended to admit lj0,nDo iu
migrants annually. These I5o,01'
would be accepted from sarioue
countries IN the ratio OF thr corn
tries share in the 1920 United
States population. Tine American
population, however, is $50 bertO
.rneous-somc persons having the
blood of 20 different nationalitiet
i'm their yeins-that it is difficul;
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
MONIES

What's the first thing man
would notice on returning to civili-
cation after an absence of four
years2
John Gilbert supplies the answer
in his new starring picture, Four
Walls, which comes tonight to the
Airdome Theater. Gilbert plays the
role of nm eX-convict who returns t.
the East Side of New York after
four years in Sing Sing.
On the day he is released, he hur-
ries directly to his home in the
Ghetto where his mother ,(Nera
Gordon) and Bertha Carmel
Myers are waiting for him. After
greeting them Gilbert stands at the
window of the apartment and looks
down on the busy street below him.
Gee, Ma, says gilbert,
"'skirts have gotten shorter and legs
longer, haven t thcv?'
It is by such human touches as
this that Director William Nigh has
made -Four Walls, one of the
most human pictures that Gilbert
has ever brought to the screen. Joan
crawford has the leading feminine
role. while the east includes Carmel
Myers, Vera Gordon, Louis Ma
theaux. Robert Emmett 0 'COnnor
and others of note.
Alice D. &. Miller adapted the
story from the successful stage play
by George Abbott and Dana Bur
net.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Modern Life
New To Woman
Ry I nItcd Press Leased Wire


NEW ALBANY, Ind Aug. %
Mrs. Alice Mcknight, So, who re-
side on farm - miles west Of
lcre. Lad her fir,. visit to citr
whcn she came here a fcw days
ago rs the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Horny Iiddlc, Of New Albany.
The aged woman said she had
newer before watched an electric
street-car, heard radio or visited
movie. She said the largest nous"
She had ever seen before was two
stories high.
~ didn't know the city vas so
wonderful, said Ms. Mcknight,
WHO was driven around the town on
/. ight.Scniug tour.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
ELM NOTES
(Press staff Correspondent

(PreSS SUdff CorreSpoHueHb)
ELM, Aug. 29.-Mrs. 0. a. Kirk
and daughter Nclma, made a brief
visit at the home of Mrs. +. o.
Rosenhaum Thursday.
Lewis Boone is home after a few
days visit in San Diego.
Evalyn Rosenbaum spent SaJr'
day night as the guest of Violet
Forester.
Edward Kirk is visiting relatives
at coast points.
Mrs. Elmer Forester and Miss
Lena Forester were guests of Mrs.
Frank Roscnbaum recently.
Nelma Kirk is enjoying this week
as the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Mack of National City. The
Mack 5 were formerly residents of
the valley. Mrs. Mack taught sew
eral years at Elm school.
Beatrice and La Verne Boon =
made brief visit with Rose La
brucherie near McCabe Sunday.
Mrs Rose Forester visited with
Mrs, Elmer Forester Saturday.
The small daughter of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. w. II. Simpson is recovering
after being i'll several weeks with
pneumonia.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Husband Warned
BY Police Judge

NJ. and Mrs. g. T, Richards Of
tbo east side wpro before Judge
Fofkjn this morning Mrs. Richards
lad complained 70 city police on
numerous, orcasions that she had q
nice husband in good many way,
but that every once in a while Dr."
takes occasion to q. beat her mp.
As % result the two were brought
before Judge inrtins this morning
and after listening 70 their marital
trouble, 'hr Judge sent them home
lie rcWomindod the husband for his
actions and warned him that fur
thor offcuses would mean his ar
r.er.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
ISSUES OF CAMPAIGN DISCUSSED
IMPARTIALLY BY UNITED PRESS

TO determine accurately just what
part Of the citizcnry was contribu-
ted by each foreign nation.
Hoover said in his acceptance
speech las member of the com
mission whose duty il is to deter
mine the quota basis under the ma
tional origin law, l have found it
is impossible to do so accurately
without hardship. >
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29

outlined at meeting to be held
a the Woodrow Wilson schoolhous"
at ; O'Clock Friday afternoon. "
r. Grant, scoutmaster of Troop No
!, is instigator Of the plan.
All boys ranging in age hctwecn
10 and Is years viii be eligible to
play in the two leagues.
Il is expected that eight teams
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Public Meeting
At Courthouse

To ofain united valley support
for thc movement to obtain an in
creased appropriation for the Melo-
land experimental station, an open
meeting has been called at the
courthouse Tuesday, September
at 1880 p. ~. by the Imperial
County Farm Bureau
THIS meeting viii select two rep
resentatiycs 10 90 70 Riverside on
sept 2j. at which time the Univer-
tal- .--a ii hid h.ar-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
ACTRESS GETS DIVORCE
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. % Flors
Parken De Haven was granted a
divorce here today from Carter Dc
Haven after she testified he
'built house for another woman >
and frequently was abusive to her.
The De Havens are known on the
stage and screen.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29

can be entered in each of the lea
guos, representing the various
schools of the city.
Scou,master Grant declared that
it is important that all those inter
cstcd be- On hand at the meeting
Friday as all arrangements for til
formation of the two leagues will
be- madc nt that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Bows VIII Form
Baseball League

Plans for the formation Of two
boys baseball leagues, one indoor
and one outdoor circuit, are to b"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29

San Bcrnardino county is build
ing another unit at the county hos
pital, to cost $4j,952.
ing on the agricultural budget for
this year.
All those interested are invited
- a.te.d the courthouse meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29

LOS ANGELES, Aug. q. Hogs:
Receipts 800, slow, about teady,
top $l4.OO; bulk 40 to 100 ID.
weights $l3.2514.00
Cattle: Receipts 800, moderately
active, gcncral,' steady; bulk steers
small lot common steers $lli0,
bulk She stock $750.9.5O; car Ari-
zona vcalers $500.
Sheep: none; medium 10 choice
lambs quoted $1l-00.13,0o; medium
to choice wool ewes quoted at
$J.O0-700.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29

Editar's Ncte This is the
fourth cf series of articles
dealing with the issues Of the
presidential campaign. To-day S
concerns immigration.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Food Mileage

--FEULING the household machine is an import
ant item these days. After all, on the road of
daily life, most of us have to get the last mile out
of every dollar we spend.
High food milage means careful buying :. .
thoughtful selection Of the foods that not only
suit the tastes and physical needs of the family,
but the pocketboOk as we'll
That's the value of advertising Every day,
here in your paper, are presented new and inter-
esting food ideas. New ways of preparing old,
reliable fayorites New combinations of the
foods the family needs =. in ways they'll like
STANDARD, unyarying quality is the outstand
ing feature of advertised merchandise in gener-
al and of food products in particular Quite
factor in getting high food mileage!
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29

Los ANGELES, Aug % Fol
lowing are today's market quota
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 81 70 4 lbs.
18c.
Hens, colorcd, hs. and UP, SOC.
Broilcrs, IL lbso and under ~
lbs, 33c.
Fryers, Lcghorna, 2'4 70 3 lbs,
26c.
Frycrs. colored, a1i tn lbs., Sic.
Roast,rs, soft bone lbs MP, Sic.
Duckhngs, Peking, 312 lb mp BE.
Geese. 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, Is lbs and
up, 34c.
Old Tom turkeys, 3oc.
Small hen turkeys, undor 5 lbs,
lJc.
Hen turkeys, lbs. up, 34o
Squads, light and heavy, foc.
Capons, s lbs up, 40c.
BUTTER
Wholesale price 49c
Prices 30 retailers J2o and lje.
EGGS
Extra 3sc. Fresh flrst5 ao.. Ne
dium 34c.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
LIVESTOCK

Extra 3Sc. Fresh flrsts n6.. Ne.
lium 34c.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
BUTTER
EGGS

Wholesale price 49c
Prices 30 retailers J2c and lj
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
!

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 29. Fol
lowing are today's market quota
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-24

Old papers for sale at ine Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-24
B. M. Behrends Co., Lnc
Juneau's Leading Department Store

clui members only. Later she hopes to address a larger public through radio station KFIU, oper- ated by the Alaska Electric Light and Power company, she said.
 Under the name ot Eiaiyn Loves she has written numerous psych- analytical books and pamphlets, and has lectured throughout the United States, espe .ially on the Pacific coast. through the sponsor ship of various organizations. Mrs. Davis has also lectured over radio stations in the States, and recent ly gave series of talks over KVOS, Bellingham. r HE Alks in Juneau will be based on the theory that good
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-24
PSYCHO-A TO
 GIVE LECTURES HERE

Mrs. Eva;yn Davis, psycho-anal- yst. will give a series of lectures on body building. beginning next Tuesday, under the auspices of the Juneau Business and Profess sional WOmen's Clut it was an- npnnced today.
 zShe will talk each evening for weeK, except on Sundays, in the meeting place of the Club in the Methodist church. and all such gatherings are open to the public When this series is completed Mrs payis wflf give scytra1 talks foi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-24
Signing of Kellogg
 Agreement Presdges . WorId-Wide Treaty

(Continueu rom Page One
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-24
lNissou,ii's Vets Are Counted m Column by
 tue Smith Democrats
ocortInued from Page One,

offset thl3. is the question wor-
 rying Missouri Republicans. Favorable Omen
 The. Democrats are viewing as a favorable omen the fact that the Missouri Democracy is united and harnonious and working. for the common cause for the first time
 in. several campaigns.
 This Is seen notwithstanding ] the. primary fight in which Senator
 James A. Reed waged bitter cam
 paign against Charles M. Hay of
 St. Louis, dry Democratic leader, only to see Hay, Reed enemy of
 long standing. emerge the victor
 for the Democratic senatorial
 nomination. Hay defeated James
 A. Collet of Salisbury, wet candi-
 date espoused by Reed.
 Collett was newcomer in poli-
 ties and Hay ran on a party har-
 nony platform with many former 1 Reed supporters out-state backing , him. Hay, former ardent dry champion, abandoned any strong
 dry declarations and stressed party hatinony. Hay said he disagreed with Smith on prohibition, but was with him on other issues, and has
 been urging Democrats through ont the state to unite on Governor Smfth for presidanf.
 E Urging Barty harmony and regu- larlty, Hay has said during his rampaignthat If Smith looks too wet for you, just remember that l am dry enough for you, and if lilook too dry, just remember that
 Smith is wet enough for you, and stuff your straight ticket into the ballot box
 F The Democratic gubernatorial nominee. Francis M. Wilson of Platte City, former state, senator,
 has been non-committal on prohi- bitlnn, but is regarded generally as being mildly wet. The Repub- lican, nominee for the Governor
 ship, Henry s. Canlfield of St Louis, fayors modification of the prohibition. amendment, but. didn't say much about it in his primary
 cafnpaign.
 Selection of Sen. Harry B. Hawes of St. Louis by the Ma tional Democratic, Committee to direct the Smith campaign in Mis-. spuri. Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Kentucky and Tennes-
 gee from headquarters in St. Louis
 Is regarded as of benefit to the
 narty lin the, State, Hawes is regarded. as a harmonizer and demonstrated this ability in his
 own senatorial campaign two years | ago.
 aMisspuris. political record also
 figures in the 1928 picture. Re-
 publicans point out particularly I the state has been carried by every Republican candidate for president
 Since 1900, except in the two Will son campaigns of 1912 and 1916,
 and that the state has had only 1.-two. Democratic, governors in 20 years. z ( F. ,ies Ay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-24
WILL TEACH AT HEALY

Miss Eva Ardis, who taught last year at Ruby and the year before at Kennecott, passed through Juneau on the Yukon on her way to Healy where she will teach during the coming year. Miss Ardis visited with Mrs. L. D. Henderson while the steamer was in port. She has spent the summer with her fam fly in Michigan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-24
WEE ;...a
 UNpERco's OPERATION

] Mrs. Allen, wife of the Rev. Hafr " R. Allen. pastor of. the. Luthera4
 Church. underwent an operation. .at
 St. Ann's hospital this morning; While the operation was whollx successful and the patient is, pre- gresslng finely; she will bs in the hospital for twps weeks or 50 bes fore she will he permitted to r8t turn home. pr, |. R. Dawes pefs formed .the opera eioA \ ] s iiiI