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The Washington times., 1929-04-19
HOOVER'S 5 FARM
PLAN SCORED
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out Of tariff receipts of one-half the
tariff upon exported farm products.
The debentures would be payable
to the farmer or whoever exported
the product.
Hoover Asks Reports
"Its direct advantage would be
$40 additional bale on cotton, or
$3.50 ,0OO, 900 additional by way of In
creased prices to the Southern cot
ton farmers" he said. Twenty
cents bushel on wheat or $780,
100000 additional in increased
prices to the wheat growers would
result"
He asserted similar plan had
been tried successfully in Germany,
Sweden, Czechoslovakia, and partially
in France.
Reports on the feasibility of the
debenture plan have been called for
by the President from three Govern
ment departments, Agriculture, Com
merce. and Treasury. These will
be sent to congressional committees
later for their guidance.
The Senate Agriculture Committee
met again today in an effort to
agree upon the McNary draft. The
bill, aside from the debenture plan,
carried approximately the same
terms as the House bill, including
the creation OF a Federal farm
board, the formation Of stabilization
corporations for each crop and Fed
eral aid for co.operat1ves.
Vote Next Week
Administration leaders confidently
asserted the House bill would be
passed next week in exactly the
form in which it met Mr.. Hoover's
indorsment. While 1t was expected
several attempts would be made to
amend the bill, Administration
spokesmen said they had enough
votes to insure its enactment in the
present form.
The sentiment in the House ap.
parently was overwhelmingly in IA
vor Of enacting a bill, which would
meet with Presidential approval.
Among the House Republicans,
who have abandoned the old equal
ization fee and thrown their sup
port to the new bill, were such stall
wart farm bloc members as Haugen,
of Iowa, Purnell, OF Indiana, ana
williams, of Illinois. Others ike
Dickinson R.l of Iowa. have indi-
Gated they. too, will support the
Hoover bill.
The Washington times., 1929-04-19
Gambler AirfieId In
Expansion Program

ATLANTA, April 1s u.N.sl.--
The huge expansion plan at Can
dler Airfieid has been stimulated by
an announcement Of three airport
developments.
The creation OF a flying base
with hangars and shops by the
Southern Air Transport, Inc; the
organization oi the ALntn.s J. ".
ing Squadron. Inc. a commercial
flying concern. and the application
for a charter by the Aviation Syn
dicates. Inc, to handle aviation Sc.
curities, are planned
The Washington times., 1929-04-19
BRITAIN 'SENVOY
FOUND DEAD
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tl01Il1uuGof AEOAA AAGS = OoSy
profound sorrow at the untoward
happening and adjourned. They
win reconvene again Monday morn
ing at IL o'clock.
DIR. Schacht expressed himself To
an international News Service cor
respondent as being profoundly
grieved at the passing Of one of the
squarest and most loyal gentlemen
/ have ever known"
Lord Revelstoke, he said. was
an old friend of mine. We had
many dealings together because OF
his close association with German
commerce. I am deeply grieved.
1.-THE manner in which Lord Rev
elstoke presided over the subcom'
mittee," DR.. Schacht added, was
both perfect and equitable. He
comprehended fully the difficulties
which the various experts were en-
countering and strove to his utmost
to avoid them. / believe that this
hastened his end"
The Americans issued a formal
statement saying:
Lord ReveIstoke's death is a
tragic climax to his patient, tire
less clear headed contribution to
the work of the conference.
BERLIN, April 10 Q.N.S9.-n
the Paris reparation conference
actually disintegrates, Germany will
face hard times, it was agreed to
day by the press and business
circles.
But the hope persisted that q
way would be found to discuss 9
provisional settlement for the next
Is years, for which period the
Allied and German reparation fig
ures are comparatively close.
The collapse OF the negotiations
in Paris had a depressing effect
upon the Berlin Boerse and stocks
dropped from 10 to 20 points before
the list became steady.
The Washington times., 1929-04-19
zEPPELIN FLIES AGAIN

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany,
April 10 Q.N.S).-The Graf Zep-
pelin went aloft again at 7;1S a. m,
today on six-hour test flight over
southern Germany. The flight Is
being made for the purpose Of test
ing q new compass.
The Washington times., 1929-04-19
WIFE WINS DIVORCE

Laura P. Thompson, wife Of
Joseph NJ. Thompson, who recently
entered suit for absolute divorce in
Equity Court was today awarded
a final decree by Justice Jennings
Bailey. Attorney Alfred d. Smith
appeared for the plaintiff.
The Washington times., 1929-04-19

To co ON
DESPITE
fire
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made their way to safety. At first
II was thought he had been killed.
The fire is thought to have started
through the exploding Of an oil
stove in the stable.
The list of horses killed In the
Inia Goulash, EI Canoe, My
chun. New Guinea, Edwin B., Lady
loan. Waterfall, Lass O'GOwrie,
Shasta KIan, Scipi0 Adriane g.,
HiiO. ArnO and Parchesie.
-Four OF the horses on today's card
vera caught in the fire. They are
Adriane G., Lady Joan, Lass O'Gow-
RE and Parchesie.
Whitney's Saved
The fire was the largest that
every struck a Maryland track. IL
Il were not for the quick work OF
horsemen at the scene, more OF
the thoroughbreds would have been
destroyed.
stable were taken to safety. Fire
departments from nearby towns re-
sponded to the appeal Tor help,
when it was seen that the flames
were spreading. The stables are
some distance from the track itself.
The owners who lost horses In
the fire are Joseph ]. Keefe, Mrs.
H. C. Cox, William H. Denham. A.
Z. AppIegate. James McNally, and
]. j. Murphy.
Their nostrils protected by damp
ened clothes, volunteer rescuers
worked In desperate haste to free
the horses in stable NO. AZ VINO We're
dashing themselves against the
stable walls. As fast as the horses
could be rushed into the open they
were turned over to other handlers.
Many of them, however, broke loose
in the confusion and ran away.
DasEles Into Flames
At the height Of the flames Inlaid
was brought to safety but fought
loose from the handlers and dashed
back into the holocaust to certain
destruction.
Firemen from Elkton, Havre de
Grace and many other towns sur
rounded but were powerless to save
the three stables. The heat OF
the blaze was so great that 300 feet
of fire hose was consumed before
the fire fighters could drag 1t to
safety.
The trainers and their assistants
screaming orders and suggestions
back and forth across the grounds;
the neighing of the horses and the
pumping engines added to the con-
fusion Of the scene.
Policeman Injured
Town and State police responded
to keep the thousands that gathered
from hampering the work Of the
firemen. one Of the State police.
men was thrown from his motor
cycle in the confusion of traffic and
injured. ~
Most of the horses that will run
today escaped injury in the flames
only because of the efforts Of train
ers, jockeys and stable boys who
rushed through the smoke and led
them safety before they became
excited enough to injure themselves
against the walls of their stalls.
While the firemen were pouring
tons of water on the burning stables
the residents of the town turned
out to help the trainers, jockeys
and horsemen search for the fright
ened thoroughbreds.
These were dashing about the
grounds maddened by the smoke
and confusion. They got in the
way of the firemen, trampled on the
hose and some fought savagely when
they were approached by their
keepers.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARDERS WANTED-Oakland,n near Shen-
andoah Natl. Park; large, airy rooms. huge
lawn, modern conveniences; chicken. Va
ham, vegetables, milk. butter. etc: on bus
line from D. c. Apply Mrs. j. BEWiliiams'
Flint Hill, Va. 10
ROOM AND BOARD, Sl2 AND sI4; three in
room. 81 SO: low rates to families, les, close to
thorn Cottage, Braddock Heights, Md.
MANSFIELD COTTAGE. Braddock Heights.
Md, $40 per week: Telephone Braddock
2e-F:S. Mrs. M. Smith. r. F. d. No. 5. Box
SO, Frederick. Md.
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MANIFESTATIONS AND BOARD.

BY REFINED YOUNG MAN, in private
Catholic home; northeast; must be reason
able; give rates. Address Box 3l6 H, Star
ONCE, l3s
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-6 ROOMS. BATH.
h.-wh., elec, $50. so.
8 rooms, bath, h.-w.h., elec.. SIS.
Z rooms. bath. anil; $75.
DONNELLY & PLANT, INC,
1928 14th st. NV. Columbia 0s3S.
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK, $87. so.
2730 wOODLEY PL. NV.
large rooms, bath. 8 large porches; .
two-car garags: In splendid condition.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO., INC,
fAl0 Eve st NV Natl aoSA
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THEY CANNOT FREEZE!
THEY CANNOT BOIL!
WE
mean Franklins with their air
cooled motor. That's why all en-
durance records have been broken.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
tFRANKLIN DISTRIBUTORS.
346-348 Pa. Ave. Met. 0o67.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(COntinued.)

Of1N SLEN
USED CAR DEPT.
OFFER
SIS
CASH
to any one bringing a buyer
for any one of our Dependable
Used Cars during this To-day
August Sale.
Due to heavy demand for our
New Chryslers we are enlisting
the aid of the public to help dis
pose of Our entire stock of used
cars. -
HERE IS OUR PROPOSITION
If you have a friend, member of
your family, neighbor or a fellow
worker, who is in the market for
dependable used car, bring him or
her to US and we will pay you a
commission of $500 cash if car
is sold and delivered, regardless of
its price.
Lively Oouy lyPS oiiN OH IiS
popular makes are here to select
from. Remember, every car
being sold at a Bargain Price
during sale.
COME IN TODAY.
Bring the Buyer With You.
Exceptionally Easy Terms
During Sale.
Open Evenings 10 PM. and Sunday.
H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
Distributors,
1921 14th St. NV.
North 1926. Night, North 6826.
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
OFFER
SIS
CASH

to any one bringing a buyer
for any one of our Dependable
Used Cars during this To-day
August Sale.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Cnntinuedl
North of Dupont Circle.

North OF Dupont ClrcIe.
We have few apis. completely furn. and
equipped at practically same rates as I'M
furn. Beautiful detached bldg. Unusually
LARGE, bright rooms; large. airy halls, loo
bies. Coolest and finest location in city:
| r. & B. FURN. ..$35
3 & 4 r. & B. FURN., SIS & SOS
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

HERE THEY ARE
ALL BARGAINS.
Save Money on Our Midsummer
USED CAR SALE.
u to "a of on every car.
Hupp 8 Sedan, 1927. long W. b.. ...... .ssss
Willys-Knight Club Sedan, q buy at..... zs2
Nash Coach, advanced 1926. 395
Pontiac Cabriolet, 1928 ,,.,,........... SOS
Hump club Sedan, 1925 .,.,,,,....,. 1876
Hudson BroughaTn, 1926 395
Buick Coach 1925 .................... 395
1928 Oakland Ail-American 6 Sedan .. CTS
1926 Ford Roadster .,................. 90
Hupp 4-paSS Coupe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2So
Cadillac 7-pass., Sedan. ................ ITS
Fords, all models, $25 up.
Studebaker Light s Sedan .........,.. 395
Packard STRAIGHT Tour; like new 80. SOS
Chrysler Road; perfect shape ......... sos
Cadillac 4-pass Coupe las
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 EYE ST NE MET. 3SO5.
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Due to heavy demand for our
New Chryslers we are enlisting
the aid of the public to help dis
pose of our entire stock of used
Nogales international., 1929-02-26
Observation Of Narcotic Education Weey 1929

bIic drug flng Is.sc upcsAtI0,n
are based on the enormous over
manufacture of hahit forming
narcotic drugs by the nations al
Europe. who. nevertheless, are
under solemn treaty obligations
under the Convention Of the
Hague Of 1912. and the Conven,
ton at Geneva In 1928. to limit
manufacture to the quantity
accessory for medicinal purposes
The quantity required for medic.
lnal purposes as determined by
the advisory Council Of the
League Of Nations. is hut q small
fraction of the amount being
manufactured The Conference
Of Committees recently held in
New York directed resolution
to be introduced In the Senate
calling upon the State Depart.
uaent to report what measures
have been taken oy the signatory
powers to carry out thsse obiiga
lions. Our government has al
Nogales international., 1929-02-26
The Most Damnable Curse of Humanity ity-Dope!

.dulcts huyc d desire iur conlpan,
and wish others to share with them
the problem of securing the drug
supply, but in the case of the heroin
addict it is an absolute mania for
recruiting. He thinks, he dreams, he
plots to bring all whom he contacts
into addiction. All addiction tends
to spread. Heroin addiction can be
Gkened to . contagion. Suppose IT
were announced that there were
more than q million lepers among
cur people. Think what a shock the
announcement would producel Yet
drug addiction is far more incurable
than leprosy, far more tragic to its
victim, and is spreading like q NOR.
ii and physical scourge.
Capture Of the books of a "dope
eing" in Chicago revealed $4,000 ad-
diets among the customers. involv.
ing yearly payments of $39, ,OO0, ,OOO
This was but one ring in one city.
More than half Of ell prisoners In
moral turpitude cases In the prisons
Of New York City are now addicts,
,ver 90 percent of these being young
Nogales international., 1929-02-26

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of Santa Cruz County, State of
Arizona
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of
ROBERT A. MCDONALD Deceas-
ed.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Julia Mcdonald Me
meyer, Executrix of the estate of
Robert A. Mcdonald deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased; to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within Four
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said executrix
at the office of Duane Bird. Noon
Bldg. at Noga,es, Arizona the
same being the place for the trans
action of the business of said es-
tate, in said County of Santa Cruz.
Julia Mcdonald Niemeyer, Elk
ecutrix of the estate of Robert A.
Mcdonald, deceased.
Dated at Nogales, ariz. this 8 day
of August, 1923.
Ill wks.)
Nogales international., 1929-02-26
cation Associ@fiOss

supply the addict will not only nd
vocate public policies against the
public welfare, but will lie, steal.
rob and if necessary commit murder
In addition to the general anti
social traits of all addicts, the heroin
addict has two special Characters
tics' First, for period after taking
the drug he experiences an "cxalta.
tion Of the ego" looks upon himself
as hero. Bent upon getting money
to buy his drug, he will dare any.
thing, thinks he can accomplish anv
thing The daylight holdups. rob
berries, murders committed BY these
young criminal hetoin addicts eclipse
in daring all the exploits of Jesse
James and his gang. This can be
said also OF the cocaiD addlcta.
Spreading Like Infection
The heroin addict has q mania t@
bring everybody else into addiction.
It may be said in general that alD
Nogales international., 1929-02-26

In the case Of cocaine and heroin
the degeneration of the upper brain
is 20 swift that the elements of
character crumble in a few months
Complete decentralization follows,
and often the life of crime joins
with physical ills and the spur Of
torture Of the drug to hasten the
end.
Crime Wave Symptom
The Transformation in character
u swift. especially in the young and
swifter with cocaine and heroin than
with the other narcotics In an in
credibly short time youth Of either
sex "hOoked" with the "snow gang
loses the result Of good heredity and
Of careful home training. Self-re-
spect. honor. obedience. ambition,
truthfulness, melt away. Virtue and
a1orality disintegrate The question
Of securing the drug supply becomes
absolutely dominant To get this
Nogales international., 1929-02-26
Exploitation of DRUG
Addiction

Narcotics are soluble In fat, 90
they penetrate the fatty sheathing
that protects the brain from most
harmful substances In the blood cur
rent, and in this way the poison
comes quickly In contact with tht
delicate highly organized gray mat
ter. Similarly these poisons attack
the delicate, carefully protected or
gans Of reproduction, impairing tht
sexual powers Of the male. causing
the female addict TO become sterile,
and undermining the germ plasm by
virtue Of which the species renews
It's life from generation TO genera,
ton.
Nogales international., 1929-02-26

luresul consideration oy tine t.',
terence Of Committees. by judges,
prosecuting attOrnies, etc, and by
a special drafting committed The
legislation Is based ON the recent
ect by the legislature of the state
~ New York and Is practical
and constructive Nothing would
promote the cause Of society
against the menace si nA.:otic
drug addictloa MORE thar ths-
bringing to bear .: the p<lice
power OF ali the s.Ates ard terrl
tories through sucn o"'fosrn 'eP-
:slatiOn, and no @~sns TO Nrina
about this Legislation s.y the var'-
sUs legislatures car. o. a,sre e.
eective than that oe public sentt.
aent developed and focused BY
the universal observance Of Mar
(Otic Education Week.
The revelations :n the Rothstein
murder case in New York Cits
have thrown light OF the vaS' Op-
erations Of the international mar
Nogales international., 1929-02-26
LEGAL. NOTICE

attorneys, trustees, contractors,
factors, lessons, .essees, or other
wise, either alone or in conjunc-
ton with others and in any part
Of the world; and in addition to
nave and TO exercise all the rights,
powers and privileges now or here
alter belonging to or conferred
upon corporations organized un-
der the provisions of the law au-
thorizing the formation of such
corporation.
ARTICLE V.
The authorized capital stock of
this corporation snail be One
Hundred Thousand ($100,000.OO)
! Dollars, divided into Ten Thous-
and 100000 shares of the par
value OF Ten ($l0.0O) Dollars
each, and said stock shall be is
sued fully paid and worcestershire
at such time and in such manner
as the Board of Directors may de-
termine in exchange for cash, pro-
perty, services or other valuable
right or thing, and the judgement
Ct the Board OF Directors as to
The value of such property, SER
vice, right or thing shall, in the
absence of fraud, be conclusive.
ARTICLE vi.
The time of the commencement
of this corporation shall be the
late OF the filing of these Articles
With the Arizona Corporation
Commission, and the termination
thereof shall be twenty-five years
thereafter, with the privilege of
renewal, as provided by law.
ARTICLE VII.
The management and conduct
of the business, property and af-
tairs of the corporation shall be
vested in and conducted by a
Roard of Directors of not Less than
three nor more than five persons,
each a stock holder in this corpora
zion, and each director, except in
case of vacancies shall be elected
1t the annual meeting of stock
,olders except the first Board,
which is chosen as in these Artic-
es hereinafter set forth.
The officers of the company
consists of a president, vice-presi-
cent, secretary and treasurer and
such other officers as the Board
IF Directors shall deem expedient,
and all sha!. be elected or appoint
ID by the Board of Directors. Any
two or more offices, the duties of
the encumbered of which are con-
5istent maybe held by the same
person. Both the officers and direc-
tors shall hold their office for the
period of one year from and af-
.er election and qualification and
Until their suce essors are elected
and qualified, unless removed by
| The Board. The directors shall have
the right to fill, any vacancies oc-
curing in the Board by death, re-
signation or otherwise, and the
person or persons elected to fill
any such vacancies shall hold his
office until the next regular meet
ing of stock holders.
ARTICLE VIII.
The regular annual meeting of
the stock holders which shall be
Nogales international., 1929-02-26
Mayor James J. Walker, OF New York City,
Denounces Dope and Drugs as the Leading
Cause of Country's Crime Waves

and pray God, will continue to fight
until that problem will have ceased
to exist.
For a number of years I have
been following with interest the ma
tion-wide anti-narcotic campaign.
let me reiterate-the DOPE prob
lem is the biggest one this city has
to solve and so far as | have been
able to ascertain from reports from
other big cities, the biggest ono In
those communities too.
A youth of eighteen only the other
day, held up petty grocer, stole
eight dollars from him, then shot him
dead, and strobe over his inanimate
body to freedom without so much as
shudder of horror at what he had
done. Do you think that youth was
an inhuman monster, utterly devoid
Of feeling7 OF course not. Norm
ally, he might have been fine young
man, needing, of course, the teach
lngs of decent family training and
uplifting environment. But he wasn't
any more the boy his mother knew
than is the gas-inhated toy balloon
the same gas-iniated dirigibie mon
Nogales international., 1929-02-26

lady taken measures to eall this
,atter to the attention Of for
:tgn governments. Nothing could
ne more effective than the swift
development Of public opinion In
rhis country and In other coun.
tries to bring about the sbserv'
4ncs Of these obligations which
would eliminate In q large meas
IRE, the supply for the smuggling
activities. so injurious 10 America
and ether nstions
The emphasis for Narcotic
Education Week Of this year
should therefore be placed on
these two features; Enactment Of
the Uniform Narcotic Defense
Law by the state legislatures, and
the passage of the Senate reso-
tuition of inquiry.
1t is high time to subordinate
the rehabilitation and hospitaliza-
.ion features of the problem and
focus the attention Of the public
upon prevention and safety for