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Evening star., 1928-02-09
lNATnllCTlON COtlRaEn.

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Evening star., 1928-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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will receive prompt attention. For
admission 10 Recomme ntied Service
Column calt Main suuo. Branch ia.
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Auro nonlss RADIATORS rNSpERS
.,,s ..sse wirnstArrS lsSa it,s, et, I I
AuW PAINTING JOBS COMP krEn IN aS
hours With waade, fu, new durable las~,aer
nh'sh that Slows hsa,iaamsF with axe. rruaf
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glless, rene ee.s pr,rs. sel es,sa,rt lei
Mssh Ma.sssss ". d.. ata y 81 ~. ~ tsefa
hoN.ER AND FuRNACE elsseed ana 10
raired xrete hsEa weluas Ast~stas cayeg.
tWs surertat seFvlee new aad NssA heteea
g., ~ 'ss'.s,. ss.as,Is sIs~ita itais is' service ar ""
CARrrNTeA white any k,Na ias, reeAiv
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teAs..aahleA fta snaA aNx line - \.
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g,"U~fN. .Alisya wutkmea, iaAasaaA tNa
nnl latA itslnkA -
CONCENTRATING sen repair wugk eseeN
MNtAWAn, aa tah tpa aMAtt aatA 18th ~
fAaaa AdAHts nfAf
CHAIR CANNING haaa eaasias seaN, eAps
ta.. At a. an Nrhetsteflak Atax Afmssr>sas
lsAa tnth - NV Ffsak 7tsA
FtECTnW>L RErAtRlNu Ma.ass aFaa
tNsn aud Se', wl"ans. m.~sy As.arA.ps ..s
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eNrTRr etssOR FtStsHiNa sysep,4, sNets
sssisk sktllsst NaeNhasAeA Eestssget nfteea
raul ssAstse Al H. 81 i. m >. III II.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


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,S. n. MONTH, q. D.ym.n.:; i.o s..rs o ssy
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iNTkRIoR ANb EXTERIOR DTr6K1f6Rs
e.,.,iSs par, sls.,:r ssrs h..,ia.: ssss.s &c g.
ana any fInd oi Improvement % 10 '"h n. "s ho;n.:
honest work and ho"..: prices, on terms 70
nbissn"n "r sSafre ,or !..r.,. - % 10 oa sn..r. no
.". =. ,,, re :" three y..5s - p.s: 81 tro.,:
In ti1 !. 1th q: n pnon. Nsla si2 80
s1s s.@.n, r'nsTkn1S ns11 y H. 1: - .
franklin Dse:. ''' WIZ VIM" '' ''' s."'
kEYs-IDapl.cats key: 25 cents: mad. vsIIss
r" -ait s.~ I2rgsf Y"rs A.. eisr. obs .d's''
kEYs DUPLICATED wbiI.. Jou Vsit. &c:
''lrd Gr"css. llth ard E- z
sr.IMTiHG. r,.c,,T 90. rArEsfsc AM. PLHsTEsfEs
rial ~oikmsn.hin. 3. b Lopsiir. sssa
lib nv ~: rarx q Adam. $40 o1~.
soS :sed seao.n. ,.,9t aa1 =.
PAU Serene s. N 81. n.v. N IoIs7.
rAprkISC WHOLE H0CsE. as sa1 40.
TSe n,de. s.a 4a STs 1,dn. ns as,ik AZ gss ves
pAPERfNG, PAISTING--Rooras Oofntsd %
and paper"d with oolyehrom. Dsrsr $50
of duIl .aason prices Terms 10 10 II nronths
snIe'a s1na'e. .ys siadg z.ssn AoIeosn Co.. 4sos
isis pea, Iow nlo.. ms
J Egdal 33 Pa. ave. ". So-,h 1851. ii.
rAPERHANGISs. HOrs!. PAISTTSG.
sPnnx estimates at ones. j. arIfs sss.
PAPERING. paIntinT; roons pspersd. 81 u5:
painting at lowest prices. SAILED nltchanirs:
i"r El.e ca inc aoa n~ VET \: :eGlss. So
pAPERlNe pAINT1NG PLAsTERTSG- Sc
~ W ps,er"' Pasp ssa & g. s's,.' ~. A siss sss.
paDersd So up- I95S
samples: anick service also painting ard
carpenter work. Roy White Cleveland $50.
G. Bscon. iaoa I E,.. q Z. En-, I'm 17s4. 4inf''
p.PERHANG TSGi-Roofns pap.red, s5 %
G. 900 q. ~ =. Nortn Nst,nss ss.s.w wa'ec''a'Hr
PApFRHANGISg and painting rooms s
~ *4rk guaranteed estimates freely gi-en,
j. Walden. Fr. $500, 2l2 z. csosiol a.
pAPERHA NC GING-Roon1s paoe-s1 $ ~
ard .", rp mai, r. Gsosss. 2l.s Isia St NV.
:rfs nrH"s.7 .. wh,., A. 9.
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pisAPtiRHASGING, r.. FRI PLAsTERING--Es- 3
'n,erior e and ii .st.r,or @ ps,n,n. NIUE eus s, so.r
:. ph.:n. r ssss. '@"'"-' %" ON ~
pAPERHASGING. painti1r- dec0-sfI7f tTs
n@iter KIND rsasnnable. estimates ~hssrtftify
z'Fen National Decorating Co Adams 1915.
PIANO TUNING $3.50 We .pzciziias "a
| general piano repairs and rebuilding GEL
~. es,imate Prices reasonable Skilled
niechsnics work guaranteed ssnferscn
>cnaefe- CO. 6ll q. o =. Linz 1857.
ROOFS GUARANTEED-Wif make anT 1oof
| rwsns seoairings painting. euttertnz srouting
W w ? Betzsl. 23z D 9. ~. 19r2 y ss60-J.
| R.pE EiNG-Root painting. tinninr Tui,erInT
am sDoufinF: get our price on new I'm
| r1nIs. Watkins & Son. Atlantis 33:,s IL
ROOF RETAINING PAfNTTNG' zTii7-7aT'
scouting furnaces reosIr.f ana cleared: rea.
AJAX Roofing Hes.ins Co. ls3o Eal RI.
| .,FHtoL.IERY !, .,t1o slip covers. draperi..- etc-,
| Ard Upholstery Co. Inc 403 Tfta ., nv
~ n5,'n h;s 800 Uptown once. 2eii Iiih Of.
WEATHER -sTRTPPING: spec WInt.- o-3ce.-
guaranteed for lite Of building Afan1s fRS
| Tor estimate Acme Metal weatherstTio Co.
Evening star., 1928-02-09
SAlE--MlSCgtI-aNEoUS

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nes,s 'e,.. ave-, & lS,". at@.> 49,. .'.,. .ns,
heating Eisns i've tsatAreA, - hAsSys a,I 1"pr
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sns,Rs 2,As neaa tNg tgtaaae,t ass Sss
nFaytt,SatN hrsnJ new SAsar NM L. Asa-
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81 NITRO ktNCySEs essse u&I pstsats
fAmtts, ssgssas~ fNg aas>A ssis fesase.s
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tSsNf ~tNN NAH ss+*&sy'@ Sses ta.ass>hAtS sAs&4
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stu,n,d ~ ssasa.assstAl@s rNteMsS 81
FtxrCRE~ -CsNsstafe nuiAa tNs rest sue4al
tpf ssss VAsAla Vail EAFA aAAt sAF Az
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klRNtftAE HN latss Sst@ at amslsasAte
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saa MiA saaaes sAA~easss eash Ves44taa
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Evening star., 1928-02-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

-.
BAKERY BUSINESS. retail: vii eli n1ii7.
ING on prominent street together with siceS
fixtures. equipment and good viii: or wIii
l.ase property 10 responsible party; present
DwnAr has made success here ard - forr~d
To move due tn expansion IN wholesale ds.
nsrimsn'. Fos detail. ineu:r.. OF. ". J.
ay. Nan vssss. 'N7 DIus 1Oi' 'm0''
HAVE option 70 purchase at great barrain
hr,x nr ,"rmos s,snnsns nm and soSd I'll Of
naeattins 70 ~niSs M imp-ov.d 'n. ars sniaus Snns
explana'son fvsiisbie iS any on. inssr.ss.d
Gill Lee Enuse. neca,Ir lea, iis
terra man. twelve year. experience Tranax.
n.S,oa ~s FShss. sr-.: s' f.. sa E :,sr os
plwNTowN BOOMING HOUSE for rsnf.
Ths so ,nnn,,,,. o ~ =, ,.s , bath. ~. n sen:rs
aa. M i<en ''saIT roomirs I'M souss for 10 S.ar. "a
has !sfge transient trade. Enslish. bsse-
s,.ni S lsrx. enoasn 2 10 s,.sc a ss ss"pl. @ "a
Bartlett Realty Co. lo0@ X st. nv. Nam
INcoRPoRATk yoaF sa..ns:s. Cares =
ratItl-i Why incorporate 8 Fedsrsl charter
Co. Ine Southern Bidx Tel. Nssn i4sa .
l3ls SE.-.LARGE store ANY sTsI-
THos. b. WALSH. SIS lin nv. Nasa
GRoTERY KND NEITS-SeITiar on s@,oaas
passed. Reeirs: AZ sv.Ssse sses 10 ssSs s'ss. e.r
ss.,ae.. sss @ spos.r. ~ ga SaSSfs T. A.. Ma SaFsAa
sooNiSS NC, HorsE .,,sn,!s.s sss 81 - a..
account health hsrxsin.
LUNCH ROOM lcsated cn dcwrtowr r,NrneF:
VEL edulpped; good business; esner hss
Address Eox I n, star oasee.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES: corner tr.ve.ln:
rent. SIS nonth sesse cv.c~ 5000; tessns.
.,t.iress BOX 3SS. star otsc~.
HARDWARE H0CSErrRNt>HiNt- ETC:
well ~Iugrrea and stoSked: profitable. sssae-
nsnsi ,nsaess snn ~. RI x S.h - sS,s 80 80.
HALF INTEREST IN caks business fer sals;
ms, hay. Al lea., $500 esss. ASiT.ssa sGI
nELtC tCaTESSEN raat ana founsaia; hne
ss.a 81 600 esl $500 ,eTass, rs ; i 's,
t.,Fs--C,ssi N,l<i'ses- rlace next 70 Cn!cry
Thester 49ta Ia. ave iss
STORE Am GsotrRY rIxrCREs 20 IA
s,oce snG asr;l,ns. Wiling EOS a. .w rent.
S3a
MAJ. s:sS 5, v SrSsSSs ,,ss s,s <,xv
- >EcoNn rRr>r NurE =.
trust eet~ et =. nm - Sto per rse. hal
M good rs,STev hoas ser,nes., ssSt,ca> Vs.
s,td NJ. S>Aoo Trlepheas Adams 81; pc
t~eee asd 10 arr tes
NM STRlAt. GROUND ossr S2YI sni x
sta NV At <t(k ~ tNat ANsNs tsteA
square fret. eVev - ss<l street te,rtAg>
rn,s sl,e - ,tiess sNs eanG'sct@fsns r'te'.
wst~hous~. truck gaFSxe cE amt3ar 0sAse
Absolutely tae ceeArssS taiaStets. Swans
in tA4s setSl0a
Can Mi kesnesiv urts} cn.
MOORE 4 Nitle INC,
Sssp Sta ~ Nv
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safe taf YOUR hs5siosss hst ~tsA~
/ arieV & ilallcv. So lOth -.
Evening star., 1928-02-09
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO star
readers, Any complaint fouud
necessary 10 he made 10 The star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission 10 Recommended Service
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Evening star., 1928-02-09

~ CAN hold the job Just as well as
81 g man" s.le had said to her Eus-
band the week before; and by
Friday noon III show results as
Evening star., 1928-02-09


to fli important travelling positton that is
not routine work and offers unusual orDor-
tnnity for advancement: high school educa.
tion. entirely unincnmherrd sge ~ IN 81.
M investment REQUIRED. guaranteed income
and opp0rtunitv To earn ~ 600 wear. Dn
not telephone: call IN person: cAnyassers
need not apply. Mrs weedman. La Fsvstte
Hotel Ins
Evening star., 1928-02-09
s%ssS 4@sNs
NlTl'ATlON-~-FENIAI.E.

~ Sss ANt~ esNssssNsss
nnnKkFerER mrs, ,las~ eAnertenced real
estate, Investments Capable xtnr,at 0Ifst@
whkeF, stenasr raphes. Npist, Address Dos
~ n stat aiiiee
htokkRErfR assistant seaefai aesee work
eare.' As.irs.. n"s iisH, s.st "t.e >.
utNl eatored hsht tanne,i saaa peamsa
isstles Mufs adslr~sssng enveipne. .af A.
msit in store at nfiaee Frank, Asae.W -
uiAt neat lisht ea,uiAd experienced. w,ah
- 10th waitress ., sevond ee"h "f chan
hetmsih ehnns Adains saHl J ..
GtNta - Ueeman wAnt posltton ~
NURSE and hanseksener Cali fhWstas after
Uearsia tbiAN -
PASTRY CnuK whits hatei oe teslaur ant,
exper,ru,'e,l Aseelteni iwfeseayes rhane
wis aa~i-W. Rosemary A., Chevy teasa
Nd tAs
PRACTICAL, NURSE ~ishes sasa tniants
Aaesi ar gnA* AlNr,pnts, staN tis AtA best tef
Address haS laa 4. star ats're, -
spENuu HArHFA eNpeFieneea. desifss post
tiau pteFefAhis with tawyef az nsteat At
thHas sreietasiat aua keartsl 0fIate exeafi
an.s' c,,iiesu ettucailan MsAaarAte salary 10
start Ahans tAu lNs
s'rr NoaR AruFN Ten years patcn,, cpa,
sa,as, Address hrx it.n. star afs.re. ns
YOUNG IAnY desifes office posttiaa tsuist
die eletk khawle,isa af shatthaaa and hank
he"uint t'ait Nntth aiAA
yut'NU t.AhV waus nea.tlaa a. dewtes =
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Evening star., 1928-02-09

10 iifT Madams ta,lshs hish riass line
ut preparations III tteiy beauty shop and
bar tiar shup h Nashtnstun; i've Aitrs oniy
ssl,tS ani unna'isnion. Call Pot "as'h
Evening star., 1928-02-09

II. loI' WANT a aa,.s ave- ss'isiss'Nss
safe tat YOUR business hst ~sts~
tarlev & ilallcr. ~ loth 81,
Evening star., 1928-02-09
liEIP--MALE AND FEMALE.
:
III; \ DETECTIVE.
VANTED---AGENTs.

Five men two wnnien Heudad fFttate
lrrttse 4 n nos tilt Washtagtun, /"
Evening star., 1928-02-09

-
nuY rnlore,i. ~, wants wnfk sa private
HooRkEEpi Nd~~~fart time specialized All.
dts. tnvrsttg atians ssstcma Installed, by ex'
rerien.sd accountant, Decatur .O7n.
HOOKk EEPl M ~~~ Income tax ami ether con.
hdentiai reports. day or evening small ARMS
smcislsst Address Hox aanh star nffite
cAntNRTMAkER and exnert msch,ne wood
charge. Address Hox ia0 q star oftiee. %
CARPENTER EtkFMAS estimator, with
power, - open far position. Address knx
liH star nttit~
tHAtfFktfR wi-hes part tia,e positson os
~ark ~ huueenisn. Reteren,~ lfai i 81
nv Ant anf Potomac ldSi, u.
CRAFTSMAN rsperlen,+,, wishes extra
wcrk. sueh a. tracing uf HsktnE comntelr
III n"tnks fur contractor ar builder l1Fatnr
ant1 %
tuRMrR Il I ,SuM'SY <ERur seeks en,,
play sment as stare nsanaser nf Easrtt ~ Fed
arat teset va hank, Address sets~snit Tlf Nj
SwFnan ni, nv.
MAN. ~ with rin.~d ear tes,res pos,tiun
vait,ns na established Hsir ant soivitias 3.
we'll kHnan references. Address haN ltA.N
star uiitte ~
MAN reiishir sonne ctotAt wants ioh a.
h altman ut huss ho, Reteence, tTah
fun VI ~. Nntth thSH
MAN so,,ns .s,iitc. wants iah in afonwrt
stare as m,rtei, Vases ~, = week, lta.;
MAN. coiofe.i W,shss pasitinn a. waiter, ex
nsrienee.it is HI rolurs Raad " etefence. ia
II II sw. frank. iifh,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
filling and Hall Slated
 For Armenian Meeting

Attorney General Benjamin Alling and State Senator Edward F. Hall will be the principal speakers eun- day afternoon at 8 republican rally to be staged by Armenian-Amsrican citizens at the auditorium of the Armenian Apostolic church. lSS Fremont street. M. Martin Turpan- jan. director of the national repub- lican committees Armenian bureau. was in New Britain yesterday mak- ing final arrangements for the mas meeting. Rev. Dr. Hadidian. pastor of the New Britain Armenian Pres byterian church, M. Paxeian and Mr. Turpanjian will also address the gathering.
 MT. Turpanjian declared today that the Americans of Armenian birth or extraction will cast their ballots for Herbert Hoover through. out the United States.
 MT. Turpanjian resides In New Jersey and Is identified with . news- paper in Union City. He is chairman of the executive board of the Armenian-America Republican so- ciety of New Jersey and has prepar. ed a number of pamphlets boosting Hoover and Curtis which will be dis tributed Sunday afternoon. The pub. lie is invited to attend. A program of entertainment will be given.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31

You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing to tho Questic- Editor. New Britain Herald. Warrington Bureau. ls32 New York avenue. Waahingtoa. D. C.. enclos ing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical. legal and marital advice cannot Dc given. nor can ex- tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive . per- sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- not be answered. All istters are con- fidential.-y.ditor.
 O, Is there a verse in the Bible that says that the foolish things in the world will confound the wise things
 A. The verse you refer to no doubt is Corinthians 1:27. which reads: God hath chosen the foolish things in the world to con- found the wise: and God hath chosen the weak things in the world to confound the things which are mighty. ..
 V. 10 Odudud CntlIcly iHuCpCu- dent of the English government?
 A. Canada is part of the British Empire. It's status is that of a lf-governing dominion. It has an autonomous government, which is effective so far as domestic legisla- ton and administration is con- cerned, but the British power is represented in the person of the Governor-General who is appointed by the King of England as his rep resentative, and he has certain limited powers.
 Q. Who played the part of the mother in the picture "The Son of the Sheik"?
 A. Agnes Ayres.
 c. What is an extradition treaty?
 A. A treaty between nations that provides for the delivery by one state to another of person ac- cused or convicted of crime com mitted within the jurisdiction of the state seeking his return.
 O. How many soldiers did the state of Alabama contribute in the world war?
 A. FACTS.
 Q. What is the address of the
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Theater Guild School of Acting!
 4. 14s West 52d street. New York City.
 e. What is the valss of . Grant Memorial half dollar dated ls33. Why does the coin bear the date of 1s13?
 A. It is valued at 1S cents General Grant was born in 1922 and the coin was minted to cemmemo. rate his one hundredth anniversary Q. When was the Moftatt tunnel opened for train service! To whom does it belong?
 A. It was opened foI service February 16. 1928. The tunnel va, built and is owned by the State of Colorado. It was constructed to shorten the distance between Denver and Salt Lake City by lSs miles and to reduce grades, also to make possible a shorter transcontinental route. The Denver and Salt Lake railroad has . contract for use of the tunnel for fifty years with option for renewal for forty-nine years more.
 O. Who is the Prime Minister of England?
 A. Stanley Baldwin.
 Q. Who was Moloch?
 A. The god of the Ammonites who was worshipped by human sacrifices. The Hebrews in Le- viticus 2O:3 are forbidden to give any of their children to be offered as such sacrifices on the altars of Moloch. The name means "king".
 c. Which political party is re- sponsible for the Federal Reserve Act?
 A. The Federal Reserve Act was passed in 1913 during the ad- ministration of Woodrow Wilson.
 Q. Why does the Pope of Rome always stay within the Vatican?
 A. Since 1871 the Popes have been voluntary prisoners within the Vatican as protest against the seizure, by the Italian government. of certain lands within the former Papal domain in Italy. An allot- ment of money was made by the government to offset the taking of the lands. but the money payment has never been accepted by the Vatican.
 Q. What does the expression ITO sell short", used on the stock ex- change. mean?
 A. To sell short Is to sell se- curlties. expecting to repurchase them at lower price. The seller is short" because he lacks what he has sold. All sales at the stock ex- change are practically "spot cash", delivery being required within 24 hours with rare exceptions), so those short must purchase what they have sold to deliver the next day, or failing to do 50, must bor- row the necessary securities, which loan they expect ultimately to repay by purchasing securities at 8 lower price.
 Q. What is the origin of the
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words"hisot"s
 A. The origin is unknoWu. I'M old supposition that 1t ts . oerrup- ton of ''by God" . phrase Whaeh tAa French picked up from eftea hears ing it. is not improbable.
 Q. How many church 0e0beel are there in tho United etates! How many of thess are JeWA Pre- testants and Roman Catholics?
 A. According to the 1928 ro- ligious census thers are ~6l.s1t.e7e church members of all denontua. tions in this country. Of thees, 1S,605.Oo3 are Roman Cathoaic; 4,0S7,s57 are Jewish and nearly all the remainder are ProtestantG
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SHAN BATTLE IS
 M Of HUGHES
Ath Smith sa Prohibition Qlia h Horcstsr Speech

Walnester. Mass. Oct. sl RH Chara,c- Hughes told an audience here V night that he believed 0oveS5Ar Smiths election would lead Q "far greater demoralization than VI have had lin the enforce ment ef prohibition.
 Ans)rering a question put to him by 0]sesner Smith in recent speec4 AS to whether he-Hughes- was akt4sfied with present conditions undeseprohibition. he said: Most decidedly no. But I must add that do not swish to see matters made worsel and I believe that would be the result of his election"
 ss Not Adequate Test
 'Gdkernor Smith might raise his hand fto heaven and swear that he was tytng to enforce the prohibition law" "-he continued. but the country would net accept any performances by hi& i&administration as an adequate test Without questioning his sheer ity-S3though I do not believe he think he would enforce the law-I am q6ke confident the country would never accept enforcement by . weEAs, test of prohibition
 Mr,. Hughes reiterated that Gov ernor4Smith was fighting a sham battle" over prohibition.
 If ,it is not sham battle over prohibition why is Governor Smith not asking the people to elect a congress favorable to his liquor program ?Why does he state that the demoeratic candidates for congress are free to run as drys if they see flt?"
 Tuning to farm relief and water power. MT. Hughes said he had ask ed Governor Smith ''certain definite questions" to which he had not heard an answer.
 4 Not Definitely Stated
 Despite constant protestations of entir1 candor on the platform in language that anybody can under standt" Mir. Hughes said that Gov ernorre Smith had not said whether he favored government operation of hydr4.electric. plants.
 Mr. Hughes stirred his audience to cheering when he declared his belief that the republican nominee ''is the man best qualified to assume the responsibilities and to meet the exacunE requirement of the greatest office h the world"
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Hudnut of Perfume
 Fame Dies in France

Nice, France. Oct. 3l CP-Richard Hudnut, former New York druggist who became a millionaire through the manufacture of perfume. is dead at Chateau Juan at Juan Les Pins a resort near here.
 MT. Hudnut owned a villa there and spent much of his time in re. cent years at 1t. He died last night of heart failure. He was 66 yeara old. His widow is the mother by . former marriage of Winifred Shaughnessy Hudnut, known on the stage at Natacha Rambova. who waa the second wife of the late Rudolph Valentino. ..
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SMITH AND MRAH 10
 BROADCAST TONIGHT
No Chain Speecaes sclbedaled on Politics Toas0sFow-A0ses Talk.
 ing Over WRNY This Eyenine

ing Over WRNY This Evening New York, Oct. S1 &1Political speakers over the radio tonight and tomorrow include: Toaight Democratic: Governor Alfred E. Smith from Newark. N. J., at 9 p. m., over WEAF and coast to coast network. John W. Davis at 10:30 p. m.. over WEAF and coast to coast net work.
 Edward I. Edwards. president of the New York State Allied Printing Trades Council. at 6 p. m., over WEAF. WGY and WGR.
 Republican: ho from Baltimore at p. m., over WIZ and blue network of National Broadcasting Co.
 The Rev. Daniel A. Polling, presi- dent of the International Christian Endeavor society, at S:30 p. m., over WOR and Columbia chain.
 Senator George H. Moses. of New Hampshire. at p. m.. from Passaic, N. J., over WRNY.
 Tomorrow
 Democratic:
 No chain broadcasts scheduled.
 Republican,:
 Charles Evans Hughes from Brooklyn at g D. m, over WEAF and chain.
 Crime is Eastern).