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MUSICAL FEATURES
LEAD WRC TONIGHT.
Eight Attractions of Major
CaIiher LiSted-TaIk on
German Leader.

Eight major musical features headed
by the General Motors weekly family
party" and concert by the A, q P.
Gypsies, make UP the program tonight
Of WRC.
Spanish music, both vocal and in
strumental. will be featured during the
so-called family party" The program
will be presented by Spanish artists and
Joseph Green's novelty orchestra,
The Fisk Time-to-Retire Boys and
orchestra will present half-hour Of
dance music and popular tunes at $50
O'Clock. The selections include The
Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" Tn
Always Chasing Rainbows," spanish
Shawl" and Mary Anna.
Florence Wightnar, harpist, and the
only woman member of the Roxy Thea
ter symphony Orchestra, will be the
individual star of the Roxy" broad
cast at $50 O'Clock. The O-Cedar hour,
st o'clock, will feature George O'Brlen,
light operatic tenor, and the reorgan-
iged and enlarged Melody Maids Or
chestra, which will play Whats the
Reason" from the Greenwich Village
Foilies": Chill Pom Pom Pee" I'm
Afraid Of You" and Just Night for
Meditation"
The weekly talk by James G. Nc
Donald st 6 O'Clock VIII concern the
career of Herr StreSemann, foreign
minister of Germany. upon whom fell
the duty of reconciling his country to a
humiliating peace.
Arthur Rubinstein viii be the subject
of the weekly period of Musical Mo-
ments With Famous Pianfsts." one of
the principal attractions tonight OF
wAIAL. This program will be broad
cast from e:l5 to 9:35 o'clock.
Popular songs by the Melody Girl
and the concert Of the Navy Band on
the Capitol Plaza are among WMAL's
other features There also viii be
program by Bell and Jones' popular en-
tertainers. and a talk by Colby Harri-
man on the Russian Theater.
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RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
6:3O-Roxy and His Gang; Flor
ence wightman, harpist--
WIZ. WBz, WHAM, KDKA,
KYW, wJR, WSM, WSB,
WRC, WIT, WBAL.
7.sO-A. a. p. Gypsies; varied
progra m--WEAF, WEEI,
VITO, WAR. WCSH, WILT.
wGY. WCAE, WTAM. WWJ,
wSAI, WON, WRC.
s.00-Show Boat: typical Missis-
sippi River Theater--WOR.
WCAU. WNAC. WEAN,
WFBT,. WMAK, wCAO,
WAS. WADE, WAIU,
wKRC, WGHP, WsPD.
:3o-General Motors Party; mu-
steal feature-WEAF, WEEP,
VITO. WAR, WTAG, WCsH,
WILT WRC, WGY, WGR,
WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, WSAI,
WGN, wHAS. WSM, VINO,
WSB. WIT. WAX.
o.0O-cabin Door; Willie and Ezie
--WEAF, VITO. WTAG,
WILT, wGY, WCAE, WBT,
WRC.
:3O-Time-to-R Retire Boys; poppy
program EAT. w Il r ],
vito, WAR, WTAG, WCSH,
WILT, WRC, WGY, WGR,
WCAE, WwJ. WSAT, WHA6,
WSM, VINO, WISE, WHIT,
WTAM.
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INsTRUCTION COURSES.

MEN. WoMEN.-~.Jobs for linotype operators:
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type School, 930 II NV Day and evening. n
WILL COACH A FEW STUDENTS in the
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ployment pays we'll. Course is reasonable.
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YOUNG MAN
20 ItaTH Ute
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SC AND l0c BUSINESS.
Must be clean cut, have high school edu-
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future advancement To those who can
Give full details as to past record in your
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ACCOUNTANT, capable. with
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salary requirements and present
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submitted will be held in strict
confidence. Address Box 474-.J,
Star office,
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BAG s KADIAK BEARS.
Sportsmen End Trip to Big Game
Country of Alaska.

SEWARD, Alaska, July 2 (P.-Six
Kadiak brown bears were bagged by the
guns of Robert rockingham Of New
York and Newton Hess and L. Taylor of
Pennsylvania. The hunters have re-
turned to Seward from the big game
country to the westward, where they
had spent more than a month.
As they entered the harbor of Seward
Taylor shot a sea lion weighing a ton
and a half, In falling the monster
crushed out the life of baby sea lion,
thus enabling the hunter to secure two
trophies with one shot.
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statesmen.

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fraud and forgery contracts in. WASHINGTON
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Statesmen
INDUSTRIAL. BANKING.

The washington ONCE of reputable Wall
street investment house requires the services
OF several representatives of proven sales
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sion basis.
Only men whose character and personal
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considered This Is permanent connection.
Apply between and IL am, cal 18TH
St INV,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


IF a DoUBTER PASS ON; PROGRESSIVE;
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
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day workers. cleaners. nurses, porters,
h0usemen, truck drivers, watchmen, Jani-
tors. Pot 3D. %
STENoGRAPHERS, S20-s25 wk No charge
unless placed. WASHINGTON Employment Ex-
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BROTHERS Employment Sery-
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STENOG.. typist, bookkeeper, clerical help.
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a3s.i--wBZ springfield--so0
s.iS--Trio.
6:00-OTchestrs.
s S0-Roxy and His Gang.
S:00-~Riverside; reverie time.
a;00--Snappy Entertainers.
.3S-Symphony orchestra.
3os.9--WHAZ Troy--as0
s;o0-Banios and marimea.
S:4S-Concert.
aiS--OrcheStra.
5l6,o---WTAG Worcester---1SO
7po--Melody Maids.
T:30--Studio programs,
S:S0--General Motors Party.
o.c0-~Cahin Door.
30-1tme-to-Retire Boys.
4sa.3--CNRo ottawa--es0
e:2e-Cosy Corner.
700-Concert orchestra.
aSi.5--CFCA Toronto--e9O
7oo-concert programs.
SOUTHERN.
296.9--WWNC Asheviile--I,010
7:00--Dinner music,
a15.9---WSB Atlanta---630
6:20--Roxy and His Gang.
S.0G--RiverSide program.
S30---GeEeral Motors Party,
.00~Motorcade.
9S0-Ttme- o~Retire Boys.
AVtuu-FOunuAtlOn program
.43.s--wpUD Chattanooga--12 $40
7:0Q--Musical program.
S:00-Story period,
8 3o-EnSemble.
3io..--WJAX Iacksonville--SsO
7;s0-orchestra and assistants.
S;S0-General Motors Party.
l0:o0-Recital. organ music.
S2e.4-WHAS Lopisvilie--93O
e;oo-Children's program.
:oo-Riverstde p!ogram.
S;S0-General Motors Party.
e:o0-Studie concert.
9,50--Time -to-Retire Boys.
5I6,9--wMC Memphis--5s0
:So-Time-to-Retire Boys.
i0.0o-Dance music.
S36.9--WSM NashvIlle--S90
6:so--Roxy and His Cans.
S:00-Riverside program.
S,So-Famlly party, dinner music.
e.30-Retire BOYS; organ.
10 ,30--Radio Seven.
lI:i5-Studio, SerenaderS.
s96.a-wSMB New Orieans--l,010
s:30-Dance program q hours).
aas.9-wCoA Pensacola--1,s00
e;o0-Army hour concert.
es4.1-wRvA Richmond-1,1so
7;00-Trio.
s0O-Musiea1
s:oo-Sportst. music.
945--Musical.
Il:oo-Orchestra
CENTRAL.
s26--KYw Chicago--510
s:so-Battle of San Diego.
lo:o0-Populsr program.
4I6.4--wGN-WLlB Chicago-s20
e:5o-Recital.
1000 Features and popular.
42S.3--WLW Cincinnati--T0O
Z 90 Beauty talk and dance.
s00-Eiverside program.
S;30-Showboat.
;30-InStrumental trio.
l0:00-Serenaders; feature.
ii n0-pance music.
seI.a-wsAI Cincinnati--ss0
s;Is-sec; Hawkins; troubadours.
T:00--Melody Maids.
s:se,-General Motors Party.
s;05s-Along Broadway.
930-Time-to-Retire Boys.
10:00-Dance music.
500 s--wTAM CIeveland--S50
6:i5-Orchestra.
T:00--Melody Maids.
5;3o-A. & Gypsies-
sSo-studio: Retire BoYs.
10 00-Radio detective.
IL :Su-DaEce music.
440.9--wCx-WJR Detroit--6s0
6.OO-Orchegtra and features.
630--Roxy and His Cans.
T:30-Minstrels
S.00--Traii Blazers.
6.30-OrcheStra.
s.o0-Personality Girls; Hawaiian.
9:30-Dance music.
352S-Ww1 Detr0it--S50
6:00-Organ.
6.30-Dinner concert.
T.00--Meiody Maids.
T:30-A. & p. Gypsies.
s:3o-General Motors Party.
e00-Charles w Hamp.
9.30-Time-to-Retire Boys.
i000--Dance music.
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WANTED-vSALESMEN.


A MAN who Is ambitious, enjoys work and
thTives on competition. to sell high~Erade
Investment backed by WASHINGTON men who
succeeded with those qualities. This Is
real opportunity TO set ahead. Address Box
269-E. Star Office
MAN, high class, to call upon grocery and
delicatesSen trade q good Job ana pefma-
nent Address Box 422-J, Star once.
SALESMAN, Jewish. with car, for retail
trade only; state age, whether married or
single. salary required, explaining record
for past five years and giving three refer
ences Address 8. r. Buie, 1905 Oak Crest
ave. Hamilton, Baltimore, Md.
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CLOTHES ADVISER
for
COLLEGE GIRLS.

A prominent speciality store
desires to engage young
woman who has attended one of
our larger colleges to assist in
advising girls who plan to go to
college this Fall. The position
is most interesting and may be
permanent or temporary, accord
ing to ability shown and wishes
Of applicant. Apply by letter,
stating education and expert
ences. Address Personnel Di-
rector, Box 4o4-E Star office.
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Local Radio Entertainment
Monday, July 2, 1928

NAA-Washington Navy Yard t4S4.5
Afeters-69e KiIocyclesl.
S45 pm.-weather Bureau reports.
9:55 pm.-ArlingtoE time signals.
1905 pm.-weather Bureau reports.
WRHF-American Broadcasting Co.
t322.4 Meters-9So Kilocyclesl.
Sis pm.-CoIonial music
5:45 pm--The Town Crier.
6 to pm.-Dinner concert,
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a-m.-Hcusehold talk by Gladys
Young
1880 a.m.-MusicaI program
II am-Eeauty question box.
HOS am.-Household economy Pc
riod.
II:3o a.m.-Advertisers period
WsEAL-Wsshington Radio Forum
PALS AIeters-l ,24e KilocycIesl.
SIS pm.-Thirty Club conducted by
tbs pm Listening in on Jimmy
ard Jane"
7:3O p.m.-Correct time.
T.3i pm.-Concert by q. s. Navy
Eand. broadcast from Capitol Plaza.
8 pm.-''The Melody Girl"
o:I5 pm-Musical moments with ia
nous planists-Arthur Rubinstein-
e:35 p.m.-Ben and Jones. popular
entertainers
10 pm.-.Tne Russian Theater." by
Colby Hartman nfftf> s
1918 to 1880 pm-News flashes
WRC-Radio Cooperation Of America
1855 Meters-64e Kiiocyclesl.
3 pm-Studio program.
3.l5 pm.-Manhattan Trio.
3.45 pm-Tfomas Hardy, " by Capt
T. Henderson Bland
pm.-Bob FaIlon's orchestra
40 p.m.-Concert by the United
States Marine Band.
SIS pm.-Motion Picture Guild.
s-5B pm-Baseban scores, courtesy of
the Associated Press and The Evening
Star.
s pm.-"The World To-day" Strese-
mann" By James G.. Mcdonald.
SIS pm.-Nati0naI String Quartet.
$50 pm.-Roxy and His Gang.
Z pm.-O-Cedar Hour.
7.30 prn---A. and p. Gypsies.
$50 p.m.--General Motors Family
Party.
gpm-The Cabin Door.
$50 pm.-Flgk Time-to-Retire Boys.
10 pm.-Correct time
10 p.m.-Ellrnber music.
II pm.-Weather forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
Gas am.-Tower health exercises.
tbs am.--ParnaSsus Trio.
T.30 to 7.50 am-Cheerio.
c.z5 a.m.-Parnasgus Trio.
1918 am.-Radio Household Insti-
tate
10 80 am.-Studio program.
IL am.-Organ recital
Has an.-Pennsyivania Orchestra.
12:45 pm.--Aiyirda Schroeder, con-
txaIto.
pm.-Maynowe Orchestra.
2 pm.-ParnasEus Trio.
ais pnl.--"Types," by Marjorie
Dork
$50 pm4-MeIlow melodies.
WTFF-The Fellowship Forum GALS
Meters-1,240 Kilocycies).
4 T:3O pm.-Jack and jill.
T.45 pm-Mackey's Orchestra.
4 $50 pm.-Edith Reed, pianist.
e.4S pm.--COslow's Fretted Orchestra
Q p.m.-Harry Arnold, harmonica
4 player.
-Woodviile Brown, the South
err troibadour.
Gas p.m.--Iitzle River Jack
10 pm4-The Honolulans
1870 pTn.-Fairfaz Old-time Fid-
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LONG RANCE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT

MONDAY. JULY 2, 1928.
Scheduled
call letters ktlocgcles right
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HELP--FEMALE.

BooKKEEPER-An established real estate
firm in Virginia desires the services of an
stenography and typewriting. Applicant
must furaish references. be. o., neat appear
She will have fui charge ' Of al all Affairs Of
your. value 70 this organization; An invest
ment OF some cash is desired but Is not
when replying Ali replies Viii be confiden-
tial Address Box 261x, Star office.
Cali. 10 am. at 43s sth St. s.e e'''A . Ol'''
GIRL, colored, for beauty salon maid; must
be Clean not over 20 years old no infSr for
floor, opposite the Mayfower' r. N'
GIRL, not over 30 years old, to learn beauty
salon profession; must be intelligent, and
ITO Conn. ave, End floor, opposite the May
LADIES Exceptional opportunity for 5 ac-
tive, enersetic, neat-appearing ladies; pleas
Sunday and Monday, AIT Bond Bldg. 2.
pHoTo CLERK; permanent position for
ndy am II nkns orders
films. photo supplies. etc State experience,
where. formerly employed and salary ex-
pected. Reply to Box ATE, Star Office.
male: high school graduates preferred.
Natalie Beauty Parlor. 1917 st. NV.
SALESLADIES- per week and liberal
experience unnecessary. 2i6 Insurance Bldg,
18th and Eye NV. after IL noon.
SALESWOMAN-S5 per week and comn,is-
SION must have pleasing personality. ex-
ecutive ability and be free to 10 some travel
ing. State education, experience. age,
whether married or single, and other quail
fications Address Box 456-J, Star Office. 2s
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced, for
temporary employment III real estate ONCE:
state experience and salary. Address Box
267-E. Star office.
WAITRESS wanted. 800 Pa. ave: NV. s..
WoMAN-Newark. NJ j.. manufacturer OPEN
ing Office here wants practical nurses, DENT
onstrators for health necessity: short hours.
Apply mornings. Room 200. 14o9 L NV. 50
WOMEN wanted ca. Catholic, for special
work. part or full time; beginners earn SO
weekly and up. We train you in our line.
Call $40 or Sc. Room 1910. l343 H st. NV
YOUNG WOMAN. unmarried. energetic and
mentally alert, for position outside OF city;
schooling ard experience. Address BOX
452-E, Star ONCE --
YOUNG TEACHER, country, for Summer
work covering ten weeks; position open In
interesting educational work. Address Box
475-E. Star office. -
A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
Requires the services OF several lady s0llci-
tors for work in new business department.
Opportunity <or advancement and attractive
basis of remuneration. Phone Main 644S
for appointment.
BUYER
OF glove silk underwear. viii consider one
who has been a capable assistant. Address
Box 403-J. Star once. -----------
CLOTHES ADVISER
for
COLLEGE GIRLS.
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

IL pm. day before publication.
for Sunday. $50 pm. Saturday.
At the Branch Agencies, one
hour earlier. both for daily ana
Sunday.
Only Exceptions
Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for the daily
will be accepted up to noon day
of issue except Saturday and Legal
Holidays, when the closing time
Is 1920 am. Death Notices and
Lost and Found for The Sunday
Star will be accepted up to II pm.
Saturday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNTTuRE WANTEp--We pay highest cash
prices for all kinds Of furniture. russ. an
NaueS or any other goodS. Call Franklin
a0lS and be convinced, Notes Furniture
House. A0A 10th So, NV. Sc
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SITUATION---DOMESTlC

COLoRED DAYS worker: experienced laun-
dress. house cleaner; whole or part time.
1924 w st. NV. North 1854
COOK. colored, neat; do general housework
enceS, North a25S-W.
COOK, good colored and girl as cham
ee,maid ssy nights ag best city
DAYS WORK wanted by. neat eoiored wom-
an, Phone Franklin 4iSa-J.
GENERAL HousEWoRK, by ceiorsd woman;
Will stay nights, 1908 4th So Fl IsA-W'
GENERAL. HOuSEWORk or cooking; stay
niehts. 2n5S 9th st. nv.
0IRi, colored. wants place ehamhermaid,
waitress or light housewerS, North lo4Sl
GIRL, coored. neat. wishes work OF any
kind; city reference, Call or write. North
zoos. 1874 w st. NV.
GIRL eoiored, wishes place as nurse or to
assist In housework, Ga 1858. -
GIRL, white, wishes light housswork and
Address Rox ssi-J. Star once,
GIRL, reliable. colored wants work as nurse
or housemaid 9i5 French st. North aSs2.W'
LAUNDRESs, FIRST class; small washes want
ed Phone lincoln 538a-J, .
LAUNDRY. washing and ironing, reference;
s dsvesed 9pe sotanae cameo i0F ana
s sifsr q pm oall lbs wants n'sn' work
PLACE in private family. city or. so away;
references, i4ts r 81, nv. Ant !.
When When work s is finished. PotomaS iOis, lass
I ST.. Apt IL. Reference, 2.
WANTED, by a young eolored girl, position
TO take care of children, or light houSewnrk,
WIN stay nights. i40l 3rd ST. NV.
WOMAN, oolored, wants senegal In, h,o9assssgerss
or part time Will leave city, North s3ah,
WOMAN. eolored, wishes evening work clean
ing, cnoking dinners or care OF children bil
a0th st, nv -
WOMAN, eolored, desires work of any kind,
GIT w st, NV
WOMAN, reliable, coiored. part time or
days work OF any kind; good references
la Thomas ST, NV -~- -
YOUNG GIRL, eoiored, wishes lob as nurse
AZ MaItrass i79U lin 9s
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SITUATION--FEMALE.

BOOKKEEPING hourly or as desired; books
opened, closed. balanced: experienced; eth .
cfent. Reasonable. Address Box 41a-J. Star
once. >
ENGAGEMENT as palfnist or "tea-leaf read
en-" In tea room or womenS clubs late
afternoon and evening only. Address Box
44i-J. Star ONCE,
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FURNITURE buy everything, antique or
modern. pianos, rugs, hric-&-hgac. etc. Call
Douglas, Lin. S692, any time for appraise-
mFNtS. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02

PLAYER-PIANO. Melville Clark Apollo.
Played By electric current or foot. Cost
$3.50. Good as new. Including rolls. VIII
sacrifice for cash. Breakfast room set,
set. Apartment 216. The Embassy. 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GROCERY ard confectionery, eheap; In
suburbs Information. iaa2 Seth 81. NV,
nELICATESSEN daing Booa huSineSSs good
reason for selling, Franklin s4sS e
CAPITOL HILL billiard & Bowling Alleys
for sale. 900 Pa, ave-, S,e.s and noor. 4
bowling alleys and new tables, Call Mafl~
born eO~FvA. Mr.. or Mrs. Pumphrey, -
SODA FOUNTAIN fixtures aud stock for
saiel harEAin for cash: must vaeate. lSAS
u Sc. NV, ~
DEhICATESSEN wanted In neiahoFho0d
The only vacant store IN a grour Of four
teen pew stores, IN fast..rewins northwest
suburban community. Wonderful opportunity
Tor a dellsateSsen. No Competition within
miles, Reasonable rent 20 suitable tenant.
Phone WISCONSIN aeAt, day or eyeninS.
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PuRNTruRE- Would IKE TO purchase some
good used furniture; can paw cash. Phone
Erankfln AS9a
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-13
FAREWELL TO FKJTSON

Folk from this city go to Europe,
Canada, perhaps Mexico. Alaska.
But nobody as yet has gone to
Antarctica from the hardware capt.
tai.
This journey remains for a fellow
citizen, Frank Fritson, who will be
a member Of the Byrd expedition.
The farewell rendered Fritson
came from q multitude of friends
who have learned to admire the
modest adventurer OF the icy wastes
who lives with us between trips. We
join with the others in wishing him
a happy and prosperous voyage and
share the confidence of New Britain
as whole that he will contribute
his full share in making the Byrd
enterprise successful Good luck,
Frank.
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something about the air ON that
mountain tina keeps the body fit. the
pulse normal and the mind alert.
The first thought that naturally
comes to one on reading an inter-
view with a person who has neared
the century mark in human eN-
perience is to wonder how it is pos
sible when so many pass on early
and often. Mrs. Hague gave some
inkling about it when she radiated
good cheer as the reporter called. 1t
is evident she has been that way all
her life. Doctors tell us that the art
of living really is an art, and not Il
theory; although few of them get to
be So.
Hale and hearty citizens like Mrs.
Hague. who at SO can look the
world in the eye with a smile and be
no more worried than they We're at
90 perform an inestimable service to
fellow citizens Nothing is more con-
tagious than example. The story of
Mrs. Hague made every reader feel
better. The more ambitious We're
fired with renewed zeal to be able to
dance at so.
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II ACCEPT"

When Herbert Hoover was
nominated there were folk in Wall
street and divers other influential
places who feared he would consider
himself above the party and that, if
elected, instead of there being a 100
per cent Republican administration
there would be one Of around 50 per
cent Hoover and the remainder
what'll you have.
Although Hoover may once have
been a man of somewhat independ-
ent mental mould his acceptance
speech Saturday proves clearly that
he now has become a stalWart
partisan. He is for the party first,
and seems to consider himself as the
big reflector in the Republican
telescope, rather than the hand
which guides its searching glanccs
throughout the political skies.
His speech was a restrained ex-
position of current Republican
dogma as previously outlined in the
party platform. He said pretty much
the same thing, with an occasional
establishment. His attitude on the
dry law has become intensified: he is
a little more strongly opposed to
what he regards as qualification OF
the 18th amendment. His attitude
towards farm relief is more extended
and he promises the farmers more
than the platform.
In q sense Hoover remains the
civil engineer in politics. Nhlie
holding up the Coolidge administra-
tion-of which he was a shining
light-as the ne plus ultra of gov
eminent and praising the principle
OF governmental economy. he never
thclees favors large governmental
OUTLAWS for public works. These larg"
Jobs were on the horizon long be-
fore his nomination and cannot be
said to have originated with the
nominee; but they do not Jibe Wen
with the uper-economy so unstint-
ingly acclaimed as a fundamental OF
Republican politics. But then,
probably what is meant is that
Hoover will see to it that the MIL
lions are expended In an economical