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 Edwin r. Edgctt S:00-Footltes S:30-The pcnnlen o:00-True story hour tN:O0-Radios court of appeals 1O:S0-Curtin's Institute of Music program l1:0O-News flashes 1t:1O-Jacqucs Renard and his or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-02

WANTED-TO BUY HOUSES
small E A CARNEY phone DistrIc: S.-l
Room 1914. 1910 Vermont ave. nv
IMMEDIATELY, 6 TO ROOMS coz
HEts.. Mt. Pleasant. upper i4sh or 18th Sec-
ton or other good NV. section; priced res
sonably; give details. Address Box Scs>M.
Star ONCE
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co-oPERATIyE APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT OR sALE-FURNIsHED OR UN-
furnished: 1-r, kit. and bath apt. Frisid-
ARE; in ClYdesdale Apt, facing Rock Creek
Park on Adams Mill I'd; rent reasonable
J. w JACKSON, Apt. 108, 280l Adams Mill
I'd Col. 3444-W. 2
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RENT--FLATS.

5l2 18th ST. NE.-6 RMS, B., ELEC. .s42 50
ISIS nth st. n.w.-5 rms. bath cleo. SPY az
12i5 G ST. ne-5 rms, bath, elec.... 32.5O
JAMES F. SHEA.
642 La Ave NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.
(C0nfinuedl
THE HOME FOR YOU.
Better Built--Better Financed.

DITeCt from OWner.
Average family size; desirable arrange.
ment. artistic features, fireplace, shrubbery.
etc; ready to move in. bargain. Open
Sat. aft, all day Sunday and Labor day,
every day S to Q. 2007 KlinRle I'd. 2s
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
(Conttuued,1
TTp0pA HEIGHTS VA

AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
Six-room and bath house. stucco ,o over over
garage. chicken house. fruit; one mile TO
Key Bridge. Price, $4,000. Terms rea-
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SALF-APARTNENTS.

ATTRACTIVE SMALL APARTMENT IN
Mass ave. cooperative apartment house
best residential district. Tel. Potomac $40
Apt. 20l.
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SALE-HOUSES.
ON A BROAD AVENUE.
20 TT. WIDE-n FIT. DEEP.
ROOMS-FRIGIDAIRE.
BUILT-IN GARAGE-$l0,95 $50.

An attractive s-room coloniai-type home.
crete front porch with brick pillars and
concrete belustrade. on q vide avenue IN a
TRANSPORTATION, facilities. Reception hall.
room. dining room, breakfast room. fully
equipped kitchen with Frigidairs, service
and toilet, built-in garage; deep lot: paved
street and alley laEEs bsdro9 ,11s . black
er and fixtures Artistic decoration. hard
wood foos and trim throuIEhosT t;, paneiied
stantaneous hot-water heater. all modern
improvements; beautifully Handicapped. Only
Sl0,950. with terms arranged to suit. Call
Georgia 2240.
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SALE-EARMS.

SALE-LOTS.
SACRIFICE. BUILDING SITES, on CATHE-
dral ave-. all impr.: on grade; l2c: y. Nep
DRUMMOND AVE. MD, NEAR CHEVY
Chase Circle-Lot soxl7S; towering trees trees
pretty street: price most reasonable. Phone
franklin $500 or Wisconsin 1851.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE JUST OFF
upper 18th st.-To close an estate price cut
about zoe Of surrounding values;
1407 New York Ave. Nat 100.
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sALE-Co-oPERATIvE APIS.

NEAR 18th & COLUMBIA RD.-IN ONE OF
WashinRton's finest cooperative apartment
buildings very desirable and economical
home consisting of living room: bedroom.
kitchen and dinette, reception hall and bath.
Every appointment including large FriGid-
aire Best value in city. Small payment
and $40 80 per month. Apply Apt. sos, 21O7
Adams Mil I'd. NV. q
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An attractive Detached Home Northwest.
he eode q
% well Bnaea Hd eDH I M
ned Home in Beautiful Heights.
AGshssr f Hnp'a: s5 ms sRoi
ace. oak
sl3,5Oo-A SemBungalow in sauls Addition
spt .': , ~ E
in nettya O nc = "
sl595o-s.tion q Chevy Chase Md. =
buy n 81
ee ' Eou sG5R9s5 s Roo e as s %
s595O-Beautul Home in woodley
A 4
fPf ans S9nGos Faa
condition
$675G-Detaehed-I Cleveland
PesSs ua. Pvts st G l as ns
BOSS & PHELPS
aionalp
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SALE-HOUSES,
i8-FT. BRICK HOME.
f ROOMS, 3 PORCHES. GARAGE.
ONLY $7,450-$60 A MONTH.

An attractive brick home, 10 IT, wide by
30 IT. deep. on an unusually deep lot with
garage, located in an attractive northwest
schools, stores. churches and transporta-
ton. Covered front porch and two covered.
large rooms. tile bath. roomy Kitchen with
linoleum, pantry. In good condition; hot
water heat, electricity. hardwood floors.
screens throughout This home is priced
for quick sale at $7.450; small cash pay
175B-W
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4 CLARENDON. VA.

$500 down. balance $3.50 mo- no. pl'ss' 's'''O
e.s. . s;Ti: h.;w;h; ios ecx2oo; price,
inv AZ. IW co1diton s f fsrss 0 lot; price,
$3.50; $500 down, balance $3.50 mo.
JUDSON REAMY,
n. Clarendon Ave-, Clarendon, ".
Telephone Clarendon 1o22i EyeninEs. lgz2.
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sALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY.

Big yalues-Speculation or
Investment.
Four 6-room bricks. rented to whites; open
streets: each $4,000.
Several small houses showing 26es and
better on amount invested.
PETTY & PETTY,
National ears. l024 Vermont Ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. BY SEPT. 9 OR EARLIER; FUR,
or unfurnished apartment. ami, bed
rooms. living room. kitchenette and path,
aged 3 and years.: Northwest section pre-
ferred: must be near school. Address BOX
S53-M. Star office. D
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the State of New York has placed a
provision in its State constitution
which excludes aliens from the count
in making the apportionment for
representation in the State Assembly.
This accounts for the usual practice in
that State of the election of a governor
and a State Assembly of a different
political faith.
More light can be thrown on this
subject by an analysis of the popula-
ton and vote of some congressional
districts in the center of New York
City, lie:
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures, Isl SOS;
vote 1926, 1927; 1928, 20,422.
Thirteenth district-Population 1872
100: vote 1926, 1874: 1928, 22,337.
Twentieth district-Population 1885,
814 vote 1926, 1879; 1928, 25,153.
When we see that only one out OF
ten of the population of the district
casts ballot, the inference is large
per cent are aliens and have no vote.
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he recent influx of population from

the recent influx of population from
abroad.
The difficult problem confronting
Congress is to find way to retain the
present membership Of 435. giving each
State the increased membership de-
manded by its gain in population, yet
not decreasing the delegation from any
OF the 48 States.
Aliens Not Citizens.
At first thought the solution of the
problem is impossible but there has
come forth from the discussion a new
line of thought regarding Article
XIV. Section of the Constitution,
which reads as follows: Repre-
sentatives shall be apportioned among
the several States according to their
respective numbers, counting the whole
number of persons in each State, ex-
Guiding Indians not taxed"
The first proposal is to amend the
Constitution by inserting after the
words Indians not taxed" the words
land aliens" Some idea of the effect
of this amendment to the Constitu-
ton may be gained from the following
table, which shows few of the States
and their alien population as given
by the census of 1920
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JEWISH FOSTER HOME
CELEBRATION PLANNED
Children Will Be Accompanied by
Elders at Program Marking
Renovation of Building.

Children of the Jewish Foster Home,
in company with their elders. who have
superintended the renovation of the
afternoon with exercises under direction
of Isaac B. Nordlinger, president of the
home The institution provides tempo
rary shelter for children. The exercises
will be open to the public between 2:30
and o'clock.
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Another proposal which will achieve
the same end is to define person" as
used in the Constitution, as a citizen
of the United States. A close study of
the Constitution will lead one to the
conclusion that the word person" as
used does not include aliens. I'M
naturalized foreigners. The word is
used 81 times in the text of the Con-
stitution In one case there is some
doubt as to just who is included in the
term; in two cases the application is
to slaves; in five cases it means citi-
zens and may include aliens, while in
the remaining 10 cases there can be
no doubt that citizens only are en-
braced in the intent of the word.
The seriousness of this question may
be further realized when we consider
that the estimated alien population in
1920 was 100000. If we will divide
this number by the sum of oil ,877,
which was the basis for apportionment
in 1910, we find it affects 33 seats in
the House, and, consequently, the same
number of votes in the electoral college.
close presidential election, such as
that of 1916, might we'll turn on the
results obtained by the alien numbers.
That some of the States are alert to
the danger is proved by the fact that
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Athletic Shirts

Plain-,chife PuI-oper :. White Rdyon
>. and Colored Rayons. Snug fitting.
Porous. Sizes "a to a..
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Cool and comfortable this popular type of under
garment 1000 complete sets in all. Plain colors
-. plain whites stripes dots fancy figures
>. two-color combinations. Nothing better for Sum-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-31

2l-French Chamber Of Deputies. 800
to 292. votes III debt payments
to United States and Great Bri.
tain.
22-0erman liner, Bremen, sets new
transatlantic speed record Of I
days, II hours and ~ minutes.
24-Before representatives OF Is ma
tions. President Hoover proclaims
the Kellogg Peace Pact and lat
er in the day he and Prime MIN
lister Macdonald Of England an
nounce that work on cruisers will
be stopped by both nations. pend
ing naval limitation negotiations.
Ex-senator Edge selected as ambas-
sador to France.
25-Pope Plus emerges from Vatican
-the.- first time q pope has SO
done since 1910.
27-Premier Poincare Of France re-
signs because Of his health and
Aristide BRAND is called to form
a new cabinet.
28-Armed convicts ct Auburn, N. T..
prison riot and set fire to peni-
tertiary. Two arc killed and II
wounded.
a-Ncw endurance flight record of
more than 40 hours set by Dale
Jackson and Forest O'Brine at
st. Louis.
AUGUST
Riot ut Leavenworth Prison or
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Thomas w. G.. Settle and Ensign
william Bushnell in flight from
Pittsburgh to Prince Edward
Island. Old record 572 miles.
6-Navy Lieutenant Apollo Soucek
sets new altitude record Of 39,140
feet ut Washington.
9-Parital proof on Einstein theory
found in observations of suns
eclipse In Philippines.
l5-More than 100 persons die III fire
at Cleveland. O.. Clinic Hospital.
Fire started In storage room for
x.ray films and a poison gas was
generated.
l7-Graf Zeppelin OH second flight to
United States makes emergency
landing at Toulon. France, after
motors fail.
l7-Impeachment charges against
Governor Long fail: more than
n : third Of the state senators
; announce In advance Of trial that
they will vote to acquit.
20-U. s. supreme court overrules In
terstate Commerce Commissions
valuation and rate making FORM
ula In famous st. Louis a. ORAL
lon test CASE President Hoover
names law enforcement investi-
eating commission.
23-Theodorc Roosevelt accepts APP
pointmcnt as governor Of Porto
Rico.
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2l-The three-year controversy be-
tween the church and state In
Mexico is ended.
?9-Four Spanish aviators. attempt
ing flight to United States. res
cued near Azores after seven days
on the water.
29-Frank Hawks completes flight
from New York to Los Angeles;
and return in Sc hours 81 min
utes flying time.
JULY
1.-The Interstate Commerce Com
mission Is asked BY the Wabash
Railway to allow it to form a
fifth trunk line in the east.
2-Alexander Legge. president Of the
International Harvester Co.. ap-
pointed chairman of the newly
created farm relief board.
2-Barcn Tanaka resigns as premier
Of Japan and is succeeded BY
Yuko Hamaguchi.
l0-Rogers Williams and Lewis YAM
coy complete flight from u. S. to
Rene, after stop III Spain for
fuel.
l0--Russian officials and employees
of the Chinese Eastern Railway
al Hardin. are ousted by Chinese
authorities. the action causing
hOctioitinc osa1 a coss{oa,c S,s%a~nn-
ticnal situation later in the year.
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c7-Wheat price drops below 81 for
first time since 1915.
28-Germany and allies agree on
r~eparations payments of $9.oOO.-
100000, to be paid in 50 years
but interest brings the sum up to
$4,000, 100000.
50-Labor party. headed by j. RAM
say Mach Donald, wins British cleo
ton.
3-Chilc and Peru sign treaty bind
ing Tacna africa boundary dis
pute.
7-Papal state comes into existence
with ratification Of treaty be-
tween Italy and Vatican.
l4-Senatc and House finally agree
or farm relief legislation without
%debenture. as favored by Prcsi-
dent Eoover.
14-The yellow Bird. Frcch memo
plane. lands safely in Spain after
flight Of 3.128 miles from Old
Orchard. Me. with young Ameri-
can stOWaway aboard.
l5-prohibition enforcement cost
s2l3. la. 485 during the last nine
year,. Commissioner Doran an
nCunccS.
l8-Amoassador Dawes and Prime
Minister Macdonald DECLARE for
naval reductions. rather than
naval experts.
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cultural relief and limited tariff
revision Is called by tho presi-
dent.
5-Elihu Root presents to a COM
mittcc of jurists at Geneva a
formula designed to bring about
American adherence to the world
court.
6-Thomas Taggart. for 40 years
head of the Democratic party in
Indiana. dies.
Colonel Robert w. Stewart Is
ousted as chairman Of tho board
OF tho Standard Oil CO.. Of In
diana. by forces under the leader
ship Of John ID. Rockefeller. Jr..
because of the formers testimony
before the senate oil Investigate
ing committee.
ll-Ncw speed record for automobiles
Of 23l.26 miles an hour set by
Major II. @. d. Cegrave. English
racer, at Daytona Beach. Fla.
ITO conserve the nations oil re-
sources. the president announces
that no public oil lands will be
sold or leased. except on mandate
from congress.
14-Publicity on ta.: refunds in excess
Of $4,000 ordered by President
Hoover.
l4-Disastrous floods in Alabama.
Georgia and western Florida.
l7-Fourtecn passengers killed when
a plane crashes at Newark. N. j.
Most serious accident in history
of aviation.
20-Marshal FCch dies.
Ex-Governor Henry Johnston Of Okla
bona. found guilty Of incompc-
tcncc by the state senate, is re-
moved from office.
22-Though opposed to it. President
Hoover proclaims laws establish
ing national origins as the basis
of immigration restriction quotas:
was passed by congress in 1924,
but twice postponed.
c2-Canadian steamer. I'm Alone. al
legged to be 4 rum runner. is sunk
in Gulf of Mexico by coast Guard.
24-Mussolini wins Italian election.
$3.50 900 to 1860.
24-William Fox announces that in
the future only sound films will
be made by his company.
2S-Trading on New York Stock Ex-
change sets new record Of 8.246.-
TAO shares, with call money at 20
per cent. and declines In all
stock prices. Charles E. Mitchell.
president of the National City
Bank. pledges s25, 0O0. 900 Of the
banks funds to the call loan mar
ket as a means Of stopping price
declines. and his action is severe
~ attacked By Senator Glass.
30-Henry L. Stimson becomes sccrc-
tary of state.
T. Hcvrick dies.
APRIL
2-Wisconsin votes to repeal state
prohibition law by 2 to l major
ity.
6-Goycrnor Hucy P. Long is I'M
pcached by louisiana House.
9-Charles g. Dawes named ambas-
sador to Great Britain.
l2-Financial experts OF the allies
with Owen D. Young, American. !
as chairman - agree on revised
German reparations. averaging
from 44OO. 10000 to $4,000! 900
annuall- ovcr SO years. Germany
proposes to abolish airplanes and
poison gas In warfare.
l8-Farm relief up in spec al session
Of Congress. and Senate commit !
tee approves debenture plan. de-
spite Eoover's opposition.
air mail service from coast
TO coast started.
MAY
Fifteen killed and u wounded In
Communist May Day riots Ii Ber-
lin.
4-Five-day week granted l50.Oo0
building trades workers In New
York.
6Harry Sinclair begins o0-day Jail
term at Washington.
6-New free balloon distance record
q 800 miles set BY Lieutenant!
a@#a2N# M@s 2 - - A-&MaM. ~ N4 .uE&6 XIV &##N E.4 ~
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3700 convicts results in one death
and many injuries.
7-victor Berger, Socialist leader.
dies.
s-Graf Zeppelin leaves Lakehurst
for round the world flight. which
wss completed 81 days later.
1Rediscount rate 1T New York
boosted to s per cent to curb spe-
culation.
23-1nter racial warfare between
Arabs and Jews breaks out In
Palestine.
SEPTEMBER
1.-The tenth assembly Of the League
of Nations opens.
Eight killed when air liner
strikes mountain In New Mexico
during storm.
Flying Officer Waghorn Of Great
Britain wins Schneider Cup with
speed record Of 328 miles an hour,
while five days later Squadron
Leader Orlcbar sets another. rec.
ord of 357 miles.
7-Harrison johnson Of st. Paul
wins national amateur golf cham
pionship.
9-Claudius Huston Of Tennessee
elected chairman Of Republican
National Committee.
l0-Senate naval committee decides
to investigate alleged propaganda
Of William ,. 6hea<er against
naval limitation.
l0-Senate votes to obtain income
tax figures Of corporations seek
ing higher tariff rates.
l2-Mussolini appoints nine new cab.
met ministers, seven Of whom
will have portfolios he formerly
held.
25-Afiller Higgins. manager Of New
York Yankees, dies.
30-Fritz Won Opel Of Germany sue
cccds In flying an airplane pro-
PEELED by rockets.
OCTOBER
l-0rcat Britain and Russia agree
on terms of resumption Of diplo-
matte relations.
1-Scnate orders thorough investi-
CATION Of lobbying In Washington.
2-Thrce strikers are killed in Q
battle between North Carolina
mill workers and = sheriff's force.
3-Another serious prison riot, this
time 1T Canon City. Colo. Twelve.
including seven guards. are killed.
3-The worst price break Of the year
to date hits the New York Stock
Exchange.
Prime Minister Macdonald ar-
rives to confer with President
Hoover on naval reduction.
7-0reat Britain invites the United
States. France. Italy and Japan
to naval Limitation conference il
London In January.
o-Senate defeats amendment 70
grant freedom to Philippines.
il-American Federation Of Labor.
meeting at Toronto, votes 70 en-
large activities Ii industrial dis
tricts o. south.
l2-R.l0l. worlds LARGEST airShip,
makes flrnk l1i4ht n EnnlnnA.
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2e-Albert B. Fall found guilty OF &C.
cepting bribe while secretary OF
interior IN connection with oil
leases.
20-Severe fighting between Chinese
N~attonali8tS and KuOgninchun
forces breaks out In Yanestc
Valley.
3l-President Hoover points ont de-
strabiltty Of flexible clause in
tariff bill anc asks senate to pass
It within two weeks.
NOVEMBER
1-0. Aaron Youngquist Of Alnne-
sofa appointed to succeed Mabel
Walker Willebrandt, - assistant
attorney Gneral In charge OF pro-
hibttion enforcement
-8enate adopts resolution cenSur.
ing Senator Bingham for employ
ment Of manufacturers agent as
clerk Of senate committee tram.
ing tariff.
@Jtmmy Walker and Tammal,y
Hall candidates win In New York
city. while Dr.. John Pollard, reg
ular Democrat, Is elected gover-
nor In Virginia W the anti.
Smith Democrat and Republican
candidate.
6-Automatic airplane pilot Is sue.
cessfully demonstrated in flight
from Dayton . washington,
through dense fog In Allegheny
MounAinS.
s9-Federal budget for next yea
laced ct e3,s30.O00.O00.
o-Senator Moses refers 70 insure.
ent Republican senators q SONS
Of the Wild jackass."
il-President Hoover urges that food
ships b immune from attack Ia
ll-largest suspension bridge ia
world. between Detroit ana Wind.
sor. Canada. opened.
is-President Hoover aunounces that
various groups Of industry, ART.
culture and labor Win moet In
washington to take steps . IN
sure continued business progress.
ls-Six employees Of Flint, Mich,
bank charged with embesiling
$3,5o2yO0o. most q which Was 1ogt
In stock market.
i7-Rascual Ortiz Rubio elected presi.
dent q Mexico.
ls-T. r. o'Counor dies.
is-secretary of War Good dies.
2o-fIarry +. Sinclair. OIL millionaire,
completes stx and . half months
jail term at Warrington.
13-Clemenceau dies.
2e-Cold weather breaks records in
many cities.
1-Commander Byrd completes spec.
taculAr flight over eoutl POLE.
3o-Notre Dame completes ! vic.
tctious season against the major
teams BY defeating Army % q.
DECEMBER
3-Congress convenes il regular ses.
sion.
3-Ruasia rebukes y. 3. for .med.
ding" IN Russo-C Chinese dispute.
3-Fosd raises wages e9oy0ooy0oo !
year.
5-Houss votes eleo.0oo.ooo tax cut.
1William q. Ware deuied seat In
Senate because d large campaign
expenditures.
-Natiye mob threatens MARINES II
HAITI.
~. q. signs world court protocol
q 0euev9.
e-Distsict q Columbia aranA Jury
re1nDog indictmomts a ct9Tges
e oon9toe 1goolkhast.
lo-Ten d.. n New York movie
studio llro.
l3-lline ~ n socond ~ riot &C
Auburn. \. r. prison.
l3-JdGph u Grumpy. leboyist o.
Pennsylv4ni MA manufacturer,
eeoted 9 = pennGylvanle senator,
having been appointed b. Cover
nor Fisher to succceed the ousted
Senator Ware.