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The Washington times., 1928-10-25
Boston Smashes All
Records i'm Welcome
Given Governor Smith

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 25.--Grin-
ming, happy, but still a bit dizzy
over the most turbulent reception
he has ever participated in or seen
during his quarter century in poll
tics, Gov. Al Smith went out OF
Boston today wholly convinced that
the Is electoral votes of Massachu.
setts are his next month.
He faced southwark. campaigning
through Rhode Island and Con
necticut, and tonight he will sleep
i'm New York. A hard 12.hour day
was ahead of him. But 1t held no
terrors after Boston, and nothing
that Philadelphia, Baltimore, New.
ark. Brooklyn and New York can
do viii surprise him-after Boston
Another Tea Party
This ancient citadel of Irish
democracy literally turned itself in.
side out for the Democratic candi
date. The broke down the doors OF
the arena in which he spoke last
night. They smashed the windows
they almost mObbed him.
The pushed his automobile by
physical strength through the mar.
row. crooked, cow-path streets OF
the city. and had it not been for
heroic battling by faced cops
they would have torn his overcoat
from his frame and cut it up for
souvenirs of the widest political
night Boston has seen since the
tea party.
Some Of this riotous demonstra.
ton may have been due to shrewd
Democratic political management
but no political design could have
encompassed the vision of such
scenes as Boston witnessed In ST
night and far into the early hours
of this morning.
Political frenzy cannot be wholly
managed, so If the Smith show in
Boston was managed the show got
away from the managers.
Armistice Night Outdone
The chief of police said today it
was a bigger night in Boston tina IN
armistice night. and almost the en-.
tire police force agreed with him
as well as some members of the
Governor s party who fought unsuc.
cessfully to get into the arena
where he spoke. An hour before
last nights speech, they had to
bring the mounted police, into play
around the hall.
In such a setting as this, Gov.
ernor Smith delivered his reply ia
Herbert HooVer's New York speech.
Twenty thousand people, crammed
into space designed to hold 900
heard it and cheered and "hollered'
in such volume that Governor Smith
at times had literally TO plead for
quiet enough to enable the radio
audiences in far away places to
hear him. let alone the audience in
side the hall.
His reply to Hoover was, as fore.
east. pungent. biting and sarcastic.
1t was devoted mainly to a refuta-
ton of the Hoover charge at Madi.
son Square Garden Monday night
that the policies Governor Smith
has been advocating with regard to
water power, farm relief and prohi
bition SAVIOR OF state socialism"
One by one he took them up
! water power farm relief and pro
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$4,000 in Gems Spilled
In Crash Recovered

FRANKLIN. Pa, Oct. 25.-Nearly
$4,000 worth g diamonds of the
shipment valued at $100. 600 which
was scattered ever the ground when
Air Mai Plot William wild Bill
Hopson crashed to his death in
Bear Hollow, near Polk, Pa, have
been returned, Postal Inspector
William ratel, of Erie. said TODAY.
John Doe warrants were issued
for the hundreds of treasure
seekers who visited the scene of
the crash to collect the gems. TafeI
said Fss expected the remainder of
the gems to be returned to him
without serving the warrants.
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IN BAL To.
K|DNAPS
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80 pounds. dressed in a light suit
and hat. Very red hair.
The bobbed bandit and gungirl he
described as being what might be
termed a pippin. She is about p
years old, pretty bobbed blonde hair.
dressed in tan dress and hat.
Captain Burns, of the Baltimore
detective bureau. expressed the be-
lief that the trio are one and the
same who several weeks ago held
up and shot John Thomas Reyell
in Baltimore. Revell later died from
his injuries.
A lookout has heen sent TO Pitts
burgh and Washington
The Washington times., 1928-10-25
Moses Order to Have
1929 Convention Here

The United Order of Sons and
Daughters OF Moses, which has
just closed a weeks convention in
Atlantic City. announced today that
the 1929 confab will be held in this
city.
The organization, which has
large Washington representation,
fndorsed Herbert Hoover for Presi-
dent.
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WHY look for For Rent sign9 wnen
today'a Classified rental columns nAa
many ef Washington's apart m
vacancioA
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GRANGE DUCKS
COURT
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mail him." German told the court.
HE intends to fight the case TO
the limit and wants time to check
up on the reasons for the filing nf
this charge against him. He denies
that the child is his or that he
knows the child's mother at all.
Judge F'etzer refused to grant the
continuance. but permitted the case
to he passed on the call in order to
have German get in touch with the
former football star Immediately.
The mother of the baby was in
court with her child and told her
sCry.
The Washington times., 1928-10-25
Caribbean Earthquake
Recorded in New York

NEW. YORK, Oct. 25.-An earth
quake today, centered somewhere in
the Caribbean Sea, was recorded on
the seismograph at Fordham Uni.
versity lasting for nearly two hours.
Observers said the disturbance
was 1900 miles south of here.
The shock began at 7:SS reached a
maximum intensity at 7:48 and
ended at $50 a. m.
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PANZRAM MAY FACE MURDER CHARGE
Capt GIDEON PEIL ETIER of the Salem Mass.
police department. and Lieut.. William F. Murray, of
the Massachusetts State police above left to right are
in Washingonto to question Carl Panzram in connection
with confessAn he is alleged to have made that he
killed Henry Mcmahon, II, of Salem
The Washington times., 1928-10-25
Rum Runners Have
Bad Time for 2 Months

Increased activity of rum runners
was disclosed by the Justice De-
.partfnnt today with the announce
Tnent that IL July and August,
Sc engaeed N the illicit liquor traf-
lie were seized.
Seizures sh2Ged larger monthly
ratio than for he fical year ending
June 30. "A %rge number OF rum
ships were etptured in September
and October.
The Washington times., 1928-10-25
School for Crippled
Urged by Association

establishments OF the school for
crippled children sponsored by the
Kiwaris Club was urged in resolu-
tions which have been adopted hy
the Connecticut Avenue Citizens AS
ISOLATION
William s. Quinter is the new
president of the organization. Hs
succeeds Robert r. Lynch.
The Washington times., 1928-10-25
CHURCH CARD PARTY

A card party will be held under
auspices of the social committee
for the benefit Of the First Spiritu.
alist Church at 131 C st. N. E., to-
night at o'clock.
The Washington times., 1928-01-19
ASK ZON|NG IN
MONTGOMERY

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Jan. 19.-The
Maryland National Capital Park and
Planning Commission has certified
to the county commissioners Zon-
ing plan for that portion of the
Maryland Washington metropolitan
district within Montgomery county
and has asked the commissioners to
adopt it after the public hearings,
as required by law, are, held.
IT consists of proposed coming
ordinance and coming maps, 1t pro
poses the coming Of the Montgomery
county section by limitation and
regulation of the height, bulk and
location, including percentage of
lot occupancy, setback building
lines, and area and dimensions of
yards, courts and other open spaces.
and the uses of buildings and other
structures and of promises in the
zones contemplated by the plans.
The Park and Planning Commits
sion has asked the commissioners to
enact the proposed coming ordinance
after the public hearings and as
step toward so doing the commits
SionerS have set Thursday, February
%. as the date for such hearings,
one to be held at Silver Spring
from 10 a. m. until / p. m. and the
other at Bethesda from to .. m.
The maps indicate what portions
of the territory are for residential,
commercial and industrial purposes.
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KEY MEN STUDY
IMMIGRATION

A conference on immigration,
called by the Key Men of America.
will be held at Memorial Continental
Hall this afternoon, and will ex-
press the views of 80 leading pa
triotic organizations on the need for
adequate immigration and naturali-
cation laws and their strict enforce
ment.
When the conference opens the
first half hour will be devoted to
patriotic music to be furnished by
the United States Marine Band.
Among the speakers at the after
noon session will be Fred r. Mar
vim, executive secretary of the Key
Men; Representative Albert John
son, of Washington, chairman OF
the House Committee on Immigra-
ton and Naturalization; DR.. H. H.
Laugh1in, of the Eugenics Records
Office; Edgar Wallace, legislative
representative of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, and Mrs. w. S.
Walker, chairman of the national
defense committee of the D. A. r.
The principal speakers at the
evening session at SIS o'clock, at
Continental Memorial Hall also, will
be William Carroll, vice president
of the New York Chamber of Com
merce; Representative John G. Box.
of Texas: Senator Pat Harrison, OF
Mississippi, and Senator David A.
Reed, of Pennsylvania.
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ton of Octagon House from taxation
contained in bill sponsored by the
Americana Institute of Architects,
also will be renewed Vefore the meet
ing. The District Committee is ex.
pected to stand by the Commits
sioners' recommendation rejecting
the appeal for exemption of this
property. If this action is taken 1t
is probable the institute will abandon
its plans for mortgaging the property
and building an office building on an
adjoining plot of land. It is probable
the Federal Government will be
asked to purchase and maintain it as
an historic site.
The Senate District Committee
probably will postpone consideration
of farmers market legislation until
the House committee is through
with it.
The Washington times., 1928-01-19
Unfurnished Apartments
Eor Rent

For Kent
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4th
and T SITS. n. X. Most reason
able rentals in this desirable
section. Modern, up to date
apartment house.
rooms and bath :. .S42.5O
5 rooms and bath =. .S47.5
Consult Classified tor details.
Furnished Rooms for Rent
PA. AVE. \. W.-Three rooms
and kitchen for Ink. Reason.
able rent. Desirable rooms i'll ell
sections of the city can be To-
Gated through the Rental See ton
of Classified.
Personals
IDEAL HOME for small boy.
Best of mothers care. Near
school. You will find interesting
items of all kinds in the Clas.
sified Personals Ads.
Dodge for Sale
DODGE SPECIAL COUPE
1925; exceptionally fine mechan-
icaIly, splendid green DucO, orig
inaI finish. An unusual buy fer
$3.50.
The 0boUe wants and offers
are only few of the many
intereStfnR propositions vo"
WiH find 0dUertised in todoy's
Times and Herald classified
~IU~rf.a ine section.
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Ruptured people all over the country
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PRESS DIPLOMA
MIL" BILL

Charles F. Carusi, dean of the
National Law School, members of
the Board of Education, and other
lawyers and educators will appear
before the Senate District Commit.
tee tomorrow in support of the
Copeland diploma milf measure.
The bill probably will be reported
favorably to the Senate Immediately,
and steps will be taken to obtain
it's early enactment so as to pre-
vent further abuses in Washing
ton by schools not equipped to
give proper training or instruction.
The controversy over the exemp-
The Washington times., 1928-01-19

age when a youthful appearance as
of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays. though, we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering
the sage and the mussy mixing at
home All drug stores sell the
ready-to-use product for only as
cents, improved by the addition of
other ingredients, called "Wyeth 8
Sage and Sulphur Compound" 1t
is very popular because nobody can
discover it has been applied. Simply
moisten your comb or a soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair. taking one small strand at a
time. BY morning the gray hair
disappears. but what delights the
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound. is that, besides
beautifully darkening the hair after
q few applications, it also produces
that soft ,'Istre and appearance of
abundance which is so attractive.
The Washington times., 1928-01-19
City Smoke Problem
Is Address Subject

"The Problem of City Smoke
Abatement will be the subject of
DR.. J. F. Barley, fuel expert of
the Bureau of Mines at a meeting
of the Washington Chapter of the
American Association Of Engineers
to he held at the Playhouse, 1914 n
ST. n. W., tonight.
Edgar B. Kay will preside.
The Washington times., 1928-01-19
ADVERTISEMENT

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The Washington times., 1928-01-19
Prevent Dandruff
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Liquid Zemo keeps scalp clean
Pleasant. healing. Liquid Zemo
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There Is no dope in Bronchuline
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For ordinary coughs two doses Of
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Ask Peoples Drug Stores about Il
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The Washington times., 1928-01-19
Pianist, Violinist Share
Twilight Musical Hour

Ivalee Newell, violinist, and Jane
Dulaney, pianist, will share honors
at. Twilight Musical Hour, at the
Y. w. c.. A., Seventeenth and K
Streets, northwest, January %, at
4:30 p. m.
Ethele T. Swenson, Of the "Y"
staff and Chloe NJ. Leaverett
former general secretary of the
Lake Forest, ILL.,, 'Y" will be the
hosteSSeS. ,,...4,.
The Washington times., 1928-01-19
Plan to Teach Aviation
To D. c. School Children

The aviation committee of the
Washington Board of Trade yester-
day Endorsed the proposal of the
Community Center department to
make it possible for every Wash
ington child to take part in the
building and flying of model air.
planes.
The committee voted its support
in raising $500 necessary to start
the classes. Instructors will be fur
nished by the Capitol Aero Club.
Material will be furnished the stu
dents at a nominal cost.
Lieut.. Col. u. S, Grant, 3rd, oil.
rector of public buildings and
grounds, has offered the use of
parks for tournaments.
The Washington times., 1928-01-19
CITIZENS TO MEET

The MdcitY Citizens Association
will meet Monday night in the
r h omspp Community Center
Twelfth and j. Streets Mort hWesr
Noedham &. Turnage, United States
commissioner for the District, VIII
sncak
The Washington times., 1928-01-19
TIMELY TIPS
MotorcycLe for Sale

M0tOTcycIe FOR Sale
1926 HendersOn-reaI buy. $3.50
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1925 HarIey-many extras. .$l15
1924 Indian ScOut-rebuilt. E. $40
Many other bargains can be
seen at this shop. See Clas"
Sified.
The Washington times., 1928-01-19

Apartments in Northeast North
west Southeast Southwest
are listed for Rent in foday's Times
and Herald Classified Ads.
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No person i'm the employ of the
u. S, Government should fail to
read Judson G. WeIliver's arti-
cles, beginning January % in The
Washington Herald.
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Turn Hair Dark
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The old time mix
ture of Sage Tea
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darkening gray.
streaked and fad
ed hair is grand
mothers recipe
and folks are
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keep their hair a
good, even color,
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CAR MAN
RELEASED
ON BOND

Miss Mary williams. % years old.
who lives in the 1900 block of Mas
sachusetts, Avenue Northwest ana
who was thought to have been
seriously injured in an automobile
wreck on the Rockville pike Sum
dav morning, was today reported to
be on the road to recovery
In the same accident, which
brought to a close an unsuccessful
elopement to Rockville at SUNDAY
morning. Wynn Temple Jones, "a
vear-old law student at Georgetown
University Law School, received q
fractured skull from which he died.
The driver of the car, Fred Wat
son. OF the 800 block of New Jersey
Avenue Northwest, was released on
bond for a hearing on q man
slaughter charge in Rockville,
May 10.
Joseph Leroy Herbert and Miss
Esther Lewis, the would-be clippers,
were released on 5000 bond each as
witnesses.
Miss williams and Jones were to
have been best man and maid of
honor at the wedding. The party
arrived in Rockville at 3 o'clock
Sunday morning and the couple was
refused license. The party OF i've
started on the return trip to Wash
ington, but were wrecked about
three miles out of Rockville.
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BELGIAN To SEE
j. FROM AIR
FOR MONTH
Nv international News Service

By International News service
NEW YORK, May Am UNI
hurried months air tour of the
United States, sponsored by Alfred
Loewenstein, the Belgian capitalist.
called the third richest man in the
world, was to begin today at Curtiss
Field.
Loewenstein, who is a tin mag
nate, has bought a 10-passenger
Fokker cabin monoplane. He is
said to have given $55.OOO for the
ship and 70 have decided that three
of the II servants he brought to
America must stand service on the
trip.
The Belgian, who was in Mon.
treal over the week end, was to be
joined in Toronto today, by his wife
and the Loewenstein guests, the lat
ter flying to Canada from Curtiss
Field.
Guests include Count and Countess
de Montalambert, Count and
Countess de Grunnes and Col. M.
Dufresne.
Donald Drew, British pilot, was
to fly the monoplane, aided by c. H.
Biddlecombe, of the Wright Aero
nautical Corporation, who has been
assigned to the tour.
Bernt Balchen, who piloted the
German Irish filters here, gave the
Fokker a test. The transcontinen.
tai voyage may proceed from To-
ronto or the party may return here
for a more formal take-off.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
Weather Unaffected
By Tides, Say
Experts

MeteoroIogists of the Weather
Bureau today exploded another
popular belief, one long cherished
by many seamen. that tides exert
an influence on the weather:
Tides ebb and flow at every
point on the coast with clock
like regularity, they said. Never
theless, the weather continues to
be fair or foul, irrespective OF
those tides. On the other hand,
conditions of very low barometer
pressure and very strong winds
from favorable directions cause
either unusually low or unusually
high tides, as the case may be.
This is the influence or the
weather on the tides, and the
weather is not the result of any
tidal influence"
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
Senate 10 Name 5 To
Watch Campaign Bills

Presidential candidates were put
on guard today by the speedy action
Of the Senate in authorizing .
sweeping inquiry into campaign ex.
penditures.
Vice President Dawes was I'M.
structad to appoint D committee OF
five Senator'S to sit between now
and election time and investigate at
their win the expenditures OF all
candidates without regard to party.
The committee probably will be
appointed today.
Senator Joe r. Robinson Cd OF
Arkansas, minority leader Of the
Senate. sponsored the resolution.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
OhiOans Claim Share
OF limerick Estate

ASHLAND. Ohio, May LA por-
ton of the $4,000, 100000 estate Of
John Nicholas limerick, who died in
New York III years ago. is sought
by two families of Ashland, who
claim they are direct descendants OF
limerick.
The property is now held In trust
by the John Jacob Aston estate and
IL said to be one Of the most valuable
on Manhattan. Island.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01

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SemH1es Motor Co.
Will Have New Home

Plans for the new home of the
Semmes Motor Company at Tween.
ty.first and L Streets Northwest,
were outlined yesterday by Ray
Semmes, president OF the company,
following announcement Of sale Of
the present building at 613 q St.
IN. W.
TIE present home OF the firm
has been sold to William T.. Gore,
local builder, who viii be the con.
tractor on the new structure. The
new building will be four stories
high and contain about 10000
square feet. The cost is estimated
at $500, 900.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
Near East Relief Asks
Clothing For Armenia

Potomac division of the Near
East Relief, 1884 Connecticut Ave,
has broadcast an appeal for old
clothing to be sent to Armenia.
Contributions can be left at head.
quarters between 8 a. m. and p. m.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01

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