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STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
iona Conn Com, 3Is, y "
WANTED TO RIGHTEOUSNESS

OR RooM FURNISHED HOUSE Ky
sept, 10 Tor ! or years n g, aHEEnX,
2i37 a NV a.
WANTED SMALL uNFuRNIsHEp HOUSE.
about 8 rooms; must have ward aAd be In
sond condition Adj a. 3osa que st. NV,
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WISH REASON.
able rent or care Of comfortable furnished
home refined neighhafhpnd rffereneFs
WANTED TO RENT Z or ROOM HOUSE.
detached OF mi-detaehen house. emf 10
Il ", near sGhnol, ear or bus. Address tl3A
90th st. Rh0ns Glese aas9sl
GOIoRED FAMILY WOULD LIKE To
rent a.ronm, mndErn equipped lnuse for ap
nrnximatslF shh Decatur sac
Ia YEAR LEASE MODERN, I BEDROoMa
convenient To aehnels Cleveland Park er
FINakR palamse 4taa 3f
FuRNtsHEu s.RrllM HOUSE sEpFEasBEk
Ia must ss Esssanshlsi ststs fsnt' AaaffAp
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.
OContinued.l -
COZ oRyr-s or ROOMS. ANIL GOOD
condition; LARGE rooms; near car llne, ex-
callent neighborhood: will lease or rent sept
Is: bust be reasonable state rent. address
I HAVE DESIRABLE TENANTs FOR
s S.. I'd, s5BkENs'. Pot. '4ss5. EYES and sun
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE Or BUNGA-
low, give all details and price. ADDRESS
RENI-STOREs
SILVER SPRING BUSINESS SECTION
p Z BARRETT. Main i73l ~ -
FOR RENT STORE. gig ST NV ~
G H. pikEMAN. 1905 + st. -
1888 Ga, AVE.-LARdE sTo1GE. ATTRFhc-
ye window o4sinsS5 rf "a "a ga Sh
us va. ave sw.-,6 7. ", & s.,....... 800
3i5 tn s. s,;W,,,l y22m. 81 SEC co .-. $500
Main 1896 T. n f"N@N is "a, a. st. sw
STORE ON WIDE THoRouGaFARE FOR
re5ai business, also spt. II desired. Cisr-
q AND s 6lst ST NE, CAPT HGTs-,
Nice store and rooms, suitable and GOOD
for $50 to good tenant. Main 1881.
1l3 1th NV ,-~SIOHE AMI ft1JMs3'
2os McLachlen Bids 700 10Th NV NJ. 3s9.
STORE, 4-ROOM AND BATH APT. AMI.
II 4th st. NV Reasonable. See CARROLL,
ala g ST NV. Main 10439
CORNER STORE. ON CAR LINE. BEST MT.
Pleasant section Phone West 1857 on week
DAYS. between 10 and y o'clock pm
1905 goth ST NV
Large store room with two show VIM
doWs. center entrance and rooms ana
hath upstairs excellent condition through
out.
Especially suitable for barber shop, shoe
business. A real bargain arg ain at s75
14th and X. A' -N' Main sosO
rear rooms; gaTase 3O24 NJ /, w.-store and
Trust BLDG Main 1896 =.
INSECT THESE EXCELLENT , L1GATIopNNss
l36Ss 10Th St st nv. :"
2004 X So NV.
nj K 1fnfsis s St NV w
2so3 !ath St NV.
1909 l. St NV
i23S 7th ST. NV.
435 9th st. NV
1927 Gssorgia aye NV.
CALL FoR' FuiRsTHEF PARTICULARS.
mr. l. CAFRITz' AZ ooso
g2a 7th ST. s.w...sToRE: ! ROOM SIS 90 90
THOMAS p. BROWN. SIS IL ST sW
VERY DESIRABLE STORE IN THE BEST
| northwest section, Rent Sreatly reduced
W PERcY RUssELt. COMPANY.
Realtors
1871 81 NV.
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EXCHANGE FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TWO 4-FAMItY BRICK FLATS. BUILT 1926
al modern improvements; very near Shsr-
sask Ed s Sss to
agrssse within 70 mile; Of TIE ety. prefer
ioio VI ave Franklin 72o. AoN ie''A'" ;
bgIght rooms; bath and pofches sata apt:
steady tenants; wiIl sen on easy terms or
a f90a ADDE'S ar B g ss s'rat PiF
soHeTy Co Nd N prce III low " for auicf 9 ssie
Sst Addre dress Baz s sIA s ssf once @'h one
BUSINESS MAN WILL SACRIFICE HIS
colonial modern SUBURBAN home; I LARGE
shade trees, servant quarters; garags; 40
zone; owner leavins city. Address Box ia,
CORNER HOUSE, NE, LARGE ROOMS,
gSrasei or exehsnse equity for Clear lot IN i,
Address Boz ssa.z. Star oaaee. '"a''' """'''
WILL TRADE ONE OF THE PRETTIEST
E hanSes IN rakoma PsrS Of lovely snssIons
$1,000 So"' shspherd IS ssas '"'" mouse Up 20
Is ACRES, VIENNA -oUTBuLDING
CIV s home an Mata 'i iSit f"'t cleS 2is s'' Sa'
a7ls FULTON ST Nw.-FoR coLoREn
property. preferably. near 18Th and Girsrd
OF Columbia I'd Nam 1918, Cley. ais
/ HAVE, a NEW APARTMENT, WITH ONE
sonable basis fog a good business or other
property or clear lots in the District VIII
apartment IS lecatea downtown. IN tane. i'm
proving section, have klSA,0o0 equity.
submit sad y U,pr proposition Address Box sSS-
10 ROOMS; ELEC., GAS, BATH; FRONT
me property taken by Government for ad..
soom Ss" s ss 'Trsassq income u
ananced Cali Atlantic isiti@' saa5 '''"s' ="
MODERN MODERN : Rooms BATHS sEM1-
clear Is MINUTES 10 heart q e. car ane
property Address Box 42s.c. Star once =
rooms, Stchen tpd bath, will sell q trade
II 500 Rhone Franklin 20ss-I, $50
ed Glen Eeho 'HelshIs clear OF encum.
1890 New YORK. Ave NV
OWNER WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN
drsss Box tio-c star once ''s s4s =
BY OWNER. WILL sACRIFICE EQUITY IN
i Sts seefi .v A s7si for easn car or clear
eoo-AcRE slvER FRONT FARM. SHORT
distance below washington on Potomac
clear of spcumhrRnces; eity investment
property considered Address Box tas-C
star offca,
EIGHT, ROOM DWELLING, FINE coNDI-
ZION, city water and gas aia acres of land
Tet Of coinmhia n ths Ar arst eopimereis
zone IN the enc spot most Sittahls for bust
mass W that seeEon aniy Zoe feet from The
Sanitsry and athsr stores price, ssN,An0
easy terms, viii consider an sNchanse for
sn0d farm or water front nyopsrty on note-
Wac o. chesapeake kaN Address AoN ses-Ce
star Office
RlNFRnAl.E, MD.
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Rl\ ERn.AI.E,. MD

hath, anil ManSlaa Balance ready 10
build on Iarse oak trees Subject TO ala
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER,
Main l1s2, 400 iith sc NV
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Near Columbia Road.
New s-story freproof building containing IS ultra
modern housekeeping apartment suites Of 10 rooms
RENTS. FROM $500 to Sl15OO
Located on beautiful Sixteenth Street in Washing
tons most exclusive residential section
Large rooms excelIently lighted aud ventilated;
large porcbes hardwood floors; artistic lighting fix
lures; ample wardrobe closets, full tiled bath with
butin tub and shower; large Kitchens elevator IN
cinerator locker; handsomely furnished lobby.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.
OPEN FROM AN TO Pm
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sAr.E--RuSINEss PROPERTY.

CORNER lot, 2na COMMERCIAL ZONE,
sise rs II hs fRi2 H., located near i4th aud
Pa ave. Sc Price, HsaakA
CorneF lot, lat commercial sons, loca
on Riadenshurg Vd near VI At, slss 81 Ii
nv ias ~ Price, 50 square foot, Cali Lin
coin iaah
RARaAIN TO QUICK HuYRR BUSINESS
huiidins, stores, ! aptS,, sAet leased for
: Years apd Financed for I wears, owner
AddreS, Rnx isa,o, star once =
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SpFC'I al

Dairy farm rs acres. T.roanl house. nsaf-
tenant house poultry hnlse all necess ary
oateusalnSs ORCHARD: ~ head COWS, here
ana Guernsey bull herSeS; trseter fun
SilaSi 40 tons nav 10 tens straw ~ 10 -
acres IN good corn; 10 acres in cowpaaS
which can As grsatly Increased Rrlcs
$40 pur, rue -thtya cash, fhe perSonsl preo-
ertN VIII inventory over S7.Aea ~ MileS
from WaShlngten. improved read all Tia
way THIS IS the BIND OF farm a area
many are looklag ter but rarely And d a.
" HILBERT
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SALE-ACREAGE.

"a ACRE GROUND. FINE MODEM BUEGA-
low. nearby Virginia near lee Bvld. route.
Reasonably priced Address Box 297-C. star
ofacs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIE BURLINGTON,
| m Vertnnftt Ave NJ Y

i5n Vermont Ave. N W
spacious lonhles and garden hotel sd
varltases stationery free, 24,hour switch
board service, dancing. card parties. concerts
Two rooms nd. bath, ss5 month also
one room and bath $50 month; with
frieidare, s55 ..
Two ioonis Kit. and bath, Frisidslre, $500
and Sl1a month, -
Four rooms, kit, bath and Frigidsire $40
month
Six rooms Kit. hath. FriGidaire. sl55
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200 10Th ST. NV.
= New elevator building in quiet,
refined residential section, with
exceptionally we'll appointed
baths and kitchens.
The following Improvements
will he found;
2A-hour elevator and switch
board service.
Electric refrigeration, cost OF
operation included in rent.
Showers and tiled baths.
Attractive entrance and corri-
doris.
See Resident Manager on
Premises.
f. r"0E H. 90" da aicove bath 5000 to sss %
L., Kit. din rlcove bath 10000 TO $40 90
r. F. SAUL co,
Main 2l0o 925 18th ST. NV
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Downtown New Apt.-$50.
1910 n ST. NM
Reception hall. living room, large bed
room, tie bath. fufly equipped Kitchen.
frst.class condition; excellent building The
lowest rent in downtown apartments
$40 Buchanan st
The Shetmsnor overlooking sherman
Circle Excellent snaftments, having rec
hall. living room, bedroom, kitchen Rnn
bath Also have dressing room with MIR
ply bed, VsfT isrge rooms, $4,000
SOP +. st. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath, large porch;
800 50 Bsing redecorsted and put In Arst-
class condtifn.
CAFRITZ,
isth tx Main 1880.
Mr.. l4th AND PARK ROAD.
ash 18th st. NV. The woodbury. Courts
Very desirable spts., and : LARGE rooms.
reception halls, bright Kitchens, larse
open ana Liehted Until 10 Pm,
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER, APT.
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J1Nl 3Ifd FT4 NV.
Beautiful detached home containing y
raoina and 2 baths, larse lot ia0xlan, mod
srn In every way, excellent location, close
to schools, churches, ears available OGtor
Der lst.
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rrNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HoUSEs-UNFURNISHED.
~1''@
A FEW DESIRABLE HOUSES
FOR RENT
AT VERY REASONABLE RENT.
ALL IN GOOD CONDITION.

For White Tenants
524 Hobart st. NV & b. gas cleo latrohe heat 5000
512 X st. sec b. lat heat gas - 50
10th SCI stove heat Z0OO
For Coored Tenants.
1914 kalorama d. n.W.6 & b. lat heat, cleo S47lO
$3.50 9Th St nv b. gas stove heat. y 81
! 33G p,n.a, - % b. lat heat pas......... 900
i66e l,r.s,er 1 nos & w. cleo LIGHT ............ . GO
b3t p;.1fa.d =, ne or & lat heat gas ....... $500
$50 Morton st. NV b. lat, elee light. $500
+. f. SAUL Co,
N,;, 21OO OPS 18th St NV.
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Mckinley, Cor. 3rd and + SITS,
Near Pension once: convenient to down.
town; 2 rooms. kitchen and bath: Just re-
decorated Resident msnaser k32.e
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SALE--FARMS.

FTVF-AcRE FARM-7-R0OM MODERN
Tass ss c5 saqI sa s sa a
HssOn si Ss Pm PTcs turn 5Sh s nj
ss-ACRE POULTRY, FRUIT. AND TRUCK
and stores, and ,Sood nsiEhbers:. g acres
ss sro peis ws 500 prime ssarns apps
trees. best yaristiss; sprinE and rs snn,r,
and and oa!buildinSs; real money naEeF:, at IoE
years years y sTsouT AGENCY. wSodsIoek. Va
ss0-ACRE STOCK FARM. GROWING CROPS:
horses and farm implements, in beautiful
p os. Srass gh%sy ons hoe 70 o
My My Merrrfiaels. Va Va Lee HisSxay
FARAis-sEND FOR POULTRY, FRUIT,
onns c tan sang soStSsrn 1.ss
GEoRdE. Box ST. sii v f1si
FINEST TYPE sTocK s EAsM or .h ExTE q
miles from WASHINGTON business district
A. sisa per acre this proposition: . little
saod '" A Sds Boz is.A: Star once.
WE'LL LOCATED STRICTLy HIGHEST
land. this $4,000 dairy farm represents
trns value For further partieulars ADDRESS
acres, dwelling, outbuildtpss, orchards. II
acres woodland: hours ride from Wsshlns-
ten on blvd Address Box ga, Star once,
ls-AcRE FARM AT .LAwToN, VA, s-Roon
house. other outhuiidinss; fruit. VIII con,
siasr exchange ta for unlproysd prsns,sy
Md; small buildings. Is me fruit trees.
lssse ehisSsn house S.,n,o s9Tsain Il scs soon
and good outbuiidinss "' "eT~N
e acres st osithsrssurg; near station;
consider ssehsnss ' for B Z SrOps1ss WITH
:, Several other larss and small farms in
ALBERT N wILnMAN, al N Y ave
LARGE AND SMALL FARMS, 5 70 a7e
miss sss out ss p psrs' acre re pt III s :H' R:.
saSs.,s shear $3.50 sSo ss
dairy MontSomers County. VIII take small
f lfErR s0pest t.sns Sank Bas rasomn
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, vA-,FARM LAND
"a aa sm ss ps tracts q ooo sssss Prise
Ints on hard. surfaced, roads, vith siss.
sefss nas EqGS R0s ssr, sn' .T ~
ssaaiSlen sS;sS; S SssSssP s1 sss
% eSsSo "G - vFo 9 s Ss Sy 1Ts
N Fairfax County InvsStfssts MARTIN
d. + WEss' Fairfax Va Residence Annsa
BEAUTIFUL HOME, LEESBuRc, Vas
rooms, bath and porches. all mods=l az
movements acres Of land. shade trsss.
inspection a. any time available sept IA
VIII consider eAehsnse for Washington
property q equal value Boa 49, Lssshurg
Va or Adams T4Ts-w
IS ACRES IN PRINCE oEoEGEs COUNTY.
miles from District line. ON Ia Plata pike
Ssreom house ana euteullaing$ also nns
veil APPLIES, chFrries, " acre granaa
nsaeheS y acre strawberries G D. Ian
HAM. Silver Hin. Md
SpFITAI
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Very desirable apartment.
Two large, bright rooms, over
looking Rock Creek Park; bath
with huilt-in fixtures reception
hall. kitchen and balcony; "a
hour service. Resident manager
on premises.
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FOR CoLoRED
1929 nth st n.w.--a rooms and bath -. ~
esl u5 ssth st. n'f avs rooms and water sasa
W. l1,s D. ss:s s. wv Ei"f bsssur $500
s8ooO--ela L NV; 10 r., p.
5so0-l7as lst ne; r. b.
3500-4960 Canal I'd. NV; r. e. store,
2S.00~-51l 10Th ne. r., b.
coLoREn.
70 ss SS.-assf I NV NV a. +. 5. big yard
50 .00~~i7l2 Isl NV. 6 r.. h.
5000 -6l9 2nd NV, r, b
33ssS-s5sss1 n 7'i / Ave- Ave- NV + ? r. b
s7sS lao Pa Potomac 5la,, NV. " T. b.
THOS. p. WALSH.
ais nth St. NV. Main 75ss-755a.
TO coLoRED
$40 and ST; NV
y rms, $50 o q sa&'
JAMES r. SHEA. 643 LIZ. Ave. NV
$40 SEWARD SO Sc.
IL Rooms een nd Bath.
III Rooms MS, :. IT Fl. I ak.
f95. so
til5 n ST NV
Rooms and Bath.
1850
an5 10th ST sc
Rooms aAd Bath.
s425
sag 9th ST Sc
Rooms and Bath.
$3.50
1918 25th ST NV.
Rooms and Bath
$3.50
AS Tth ST. Sc
Rooms and Bath,
s3a.60
COLORED
siE card ST. NV.
3 Rooms and Bath.
&45 so
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST co
Real Estate Dept,
18th g. Pa. Ave, NV. M 4SIs
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Coolidge Nearing End Of Trip
Temporary Hall
To Be Built For
JuneCOnVentiOn

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-tP)-The
committee on arrangements for the
democratic national convention at
Houston. Tex, in June, today launch
ed plans for construction of $780,
900 temporary building. in which the
democratic nominee for the presi-
dency will be named.
In announcing that he had wired
the committees decision 10 Mayor
Oscar Holcombe. Of Houston, Chair
man Jesse II. Jones said that the
temporary building would accommo-
date about $4,000 persons instead Of
the $500 which the present Houston
auditorium can seat.
1.-The consensus of opinion at the
first meeting of the arrangements
committee was that a larger hall IS
needed" Mr.. Jones said, "and there
fore IL was decided TO tax ivan
tge of Houston's offer TO ovide a
temporary building such as would
lend itself best 70 the needs Of n
great national convention"
The new temporary building. which
will be begun Immediately will pre-
ferably be located at Herman Square
in Houston, which is four blocks from
the principal hotels and two blocks
from the auditorium. Mr.. Jones plans
to consult with architects in New
York tomorrow.
The next meeting Of the committee
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TALLEY ENDS
Reserve Bank Head
Under Fire to be
Reelected

DALLAS. Tex. Jan. 1.-The end Of
taking testimony hy the hoard Of
directors Of the Dallas Federal Re-
serve bank IN the matter Of obiec-
tions 10 the administration Of policies
by Governor Lynn ?. Talley was in
sight today when the hearing re-
sumed. Members OF the board said
they expected the hearing to end with
this mornings session.
The complaining bankers, who have
completed their testimony alleged
that Gov. Talley "is out of sympathy
with rural banks" and that in en-
forcing the policies of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Dallas employed dis
courteous and officious tactics to-
ward the small town bankers.
Chairman c. G. Walsh of the board
Of directors today continued to en-
force his rule of secrecy concerning
the present hearing and declined Ia
announce what would be the next
move Of the directors. However
many member bankers, today said
that the board of directors would re-
convene on next Tuesday and proceed
with the regular election OF officers
II was a foregone conclusion express
ed by both Talley and Williams fol.
lowers that Mr.. Talley would be re-
elected governor Of the Eleventh Fed
eral Reserve district, which action
will precipitate a congressional in
vestigation of the matter.
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WARDEN Off
TO TAKE REST
Snyder and Gray Exc,
cution Blamed For
Lawes Illness

NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-tPl--W arden
Lewis r. Lawes OF Sing Sing prison
was on his way to Palm Beach today
for a ten DAYS rest. his nerves
shattered by the ordeal of the execu-
tions of Mrs. Ruth Snyder and Henry
Judd Gray Thursday night. He went
on the advice OF his physician. his
secretary said. The warden has long
been opposed to capital punishment.
His friends said he was also eXer-
cised because some one in the execl-
tion chamber took a photograph OF
Mrs. Snyder as she was in the elec-
trio chair. The photograph was
prominently displayed in a pictorial
newspaper.
He was quoted az saying:
'In the future there will he only
one man from the press in the death
chamber during electrocutions. and
he'll he a man I know. I trusted re-
porters that night and one of them
was unworthy of the trust. N1tur-
ally. / did not searcn the men for
cameras"
It was said the camera was
strapped to the leg Of the witness and
the bulk was pressed from a coat
pocket.
The executioner. Robert Elliott. ad
mitted he had called upon q physician
yesterday but denied that lie was IL.
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U.S.PLANES
BOMB REBELS
Attack From Air is Re-
ported Effective in
Nicaragua

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Jan. IA
lHl-The drive against the rebels will
be continued BY air rather than by
marine patrols which run the risk or
being ambushed.
Bombardment of rebel positions
from sirplsnes has been very effect
i've. Col. Louis Mason Gulick. Am
srlcan marine commander in NiGar-
aEus, said m announcing his policy
The rebels were dispensing under
heavy cover today fearing the effect
Of bombing. Marine infantry detach-
ments massed IN the eastern part of
the state of Nueva Segovia. They in
tended TO cut off the rebel General
to escape down the Coco river to the
Caribbean sea.
Planes returning from the Quilali
district Thursday vigorously bombed
the rebel areas near Quilali, wnere
American troops were smbushed last
week, Colonel Gulick announced. He
said that the aviators reported that
their bombardment was carried oJt
with disastrous effect.
An offer Of a conservative army to
aid the marines in their drive against
the General Sandino was made by
General Emiliano Chamorro. former
conservative president. Chamorro re-
turned 70 Nicaragua recently after 4
conference with the state department
in Washington at which he was iw-
formed that he would be persona non
grata II elected president in 1928.
The liberal newspapers here re-
Gently charged that Chamorro was
supplying Ssndino with arms and am
munition. Calling on Colonel Gulick.
Chamorro said these charges were
ridiculous.
Chamorro then suggested that a
force Of conservatives in the north be
organized to help fight Ssndino. be-
cause knowing the country they could
move faster than the marines. Gulick
did not reply to this suggestion but
in military circles IL was said he re-
minded Chamorro that the conserva-
tives had hidden large supplies Of
war materials in the north Chsmorro
is understood TO have agreed that
they would he given up as provided
under the Stimson agreement for n
free election in 1928.
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LINDY LEAVES
ship TOHUNT
Panama Fetes Airmen
From France On
World Tour

PANAMA CITY, Jan. 14.-tP)-
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh today
deserted the Spirit Of st. Louis for
the rod aud gun, while Panama feted
two other celebrated sirmen.
The French flyers. Dieudonne Cos
ties and Joseph Lebrix, who flew
here from Guyaquil. Ecuador, dur
ing the worst weather they have en-
countered in any Of their flights.
will fly to Caracas, Venezuela, in a
few days as will Lindbergh. Asked
whether they would 70 with Lind
bergh, Costes replied that they had
not been asked but would like 10.
A rest period Of three or four
days is ahead Of Lindbergh before
he continues his flight. He will
hide away at hunting and fishing
lodge at David. near the western
end OF the isthmus. about 200 miles
from Panama. The principal game
or the region is deer and wild tur-
key. Members OF the army pursuit
group will accompany Lindbergh.
II took the French flyers nine
hours and two minutes to cover the
800 miles between Guyaquil and
Campo Lindbergh. Lindbergh had
intended to meet them in the air
but missed them. The Frenchmen,
whom Lindbergh had met in Paris
last summer. and the American fin
ally met again at the municipal
building where 10000 persons as
sembled to cheer three Of the
greatest airmen in the world.
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TWO Held IN
BABYSDEATH
Search Continues For
Brutal Slayer of
Michigan Girl

LINT. Mich, Jan. 1i.-tFl-Wide-
spread search for the slayer Of
year old Dorothy Schneider, kinder
garden pupil whose mutilated body
was found Thursday in a creek three
miles from her home at Mt. Morris,
continued today.
Two men. brought under suspicion
during yesterdays developments in
the search, are to be viewed by
Archie Bacon, Mr.. Morris farmer
who saw the child's slayer a short
time after the crime was committed.
Police had little hope that either
suspect would prove to be the right
man.
Fully 500 police officers and depu-
ties. augmented by volunteer bands
Of farmers, are combing Genessee
county and the entire state for the
killer, described by Bacon as n man
about so years old. driving an old
Dodge sedan. Two thousand dol
lars in rewards have been posted.
The Genesee county board Of su-
pervisors plans to 20 to the aid OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Schneider. par
ents Of the slain girl. The father,
a factory worker. said he had only
IS, and the supervisors plan 10 meet
all fureral expenses. The body is
TO be bruied Monday.
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on arrangements will be held in
April at Houston, at which the sug-
gestion Of Governor Smith of New
York for an early consideration Of
the party platform will be taken up
with other suggestions.
Mr.. Jones also made clear that the
Houston bid for the convention had
no connection with the outstanding
debt of the democratic national COM
mittee. with apcprximates $225,000.
This debt has not been paid" 10
said, "but will be wiped out without
any reference 10 the Houston guaran-
tee. IL will be met by prominent men
in the party who have more means
than they need and ! have received
assurance from such men that the
debt will be paid before long"
About 1000 persons are expected to
attend the democratic convention
proper and visitors are expected to
exceed $1,000, Jones said. First
considera on for mmodations
will be given equally 70 delegates
and newspapermen. he said, and Il -
likely that visitors will be put up In
private homes in Houston and Gall
weston.
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WOMAN SHERIFF
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MAKES CHARGES
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LIKE MUSH' FEED

SYCAMORE. Ill, Jan. 14.-(Pl-
When Mrs. Helen Dolder became
sheriff Of Dekalb county Thurs
day the SO prisoners in the county
Jail laughed.
Everything is rosy now" they
agreed. This is a snap"
When the Thursday night meal
of mush was served 33 refused to
eat. Vocal protestations against
the grub" were accompanied by
banging of tin plates with knives
and forks. Mrs. Dolder's orders
70 desist brough derisive yells;
her command to return tn their
cells. brought the taunt. Who'll
put Us IN " Then the only woman
sheriff IN Illinois acted.
Deputies armed with hose
drenched the rebels" CrinEinE
against the wall they promised 10
be good. They were ordered to
their cells-and went.
Last night they ate mush for
supper.