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The Washington times., 1930-01-31
EOrCOTDS

We all catch colds and they can make us miserable
but yours needn't last long if you will do this: Take
two three tablets of Bayer Aspirin just as soon as
possible after cold starts. Stay in the house if you
can-keep warm. Repeat with another tablet or two
of Bayer Aspirin every three four hours, if those
symptoms of cold persist. Take good laxative when
you retire. and keep bowels open If throat is sore
dissolve three tablets in quarter-glassful of water
and gargle This soothes inflammation and reduces
infection. There is nothing like Bayer Aspirin for
cold throat. And it relieves aches and pains
almost Instantly. The genuine tablets, marked Bayer,
are absolutely harmless to the heart
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
1880 Taxes Paid

All cars will be delivered WITH 1890
PERSONAL TAXES PAID and tags
attached. All cars completely oiled and
creased and with gallons of gas.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
RIFLE ASSOCIATION MEETS

The annual meeting Of the
board Of directors of the. Ma.
tional Rifle Association, will be
held tonight following a dinner
in the Lafayette Hotel at 7:3n
o'clock. Reports of all iir 2ctors
will be made.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY HEAD ASSAILS SUNDAY BLUE LA
LEWIS KEEPS IT SECRET

RENO, New, Jan. 81 QNS0.
Because Sinclair Lewis. noted
author, had no desire to air his
financial affairs, his petition to
have his former wife's alimony
reduced was held behind closed
doors here last night.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
WAR NURSE JAILED

CHICAGO, Jan. 81. 1NSO.-
Mrs. Bonnie Wheeler, 40. former
war nurse, was sentenced to 30
days in Jail and fined $50 and
costs in the Federal court today
for violation of the prohibition
law.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
MRS. ARNOLD FOUND DEAD

WINCHESTER. Va, Jan. 81
Mrs. Kate Arnold, widow of Ed.
gar Arnold, died suddenly at her
home. this city. Mrs. Arnold was
found fully dressed as though
she had intended going out,
lying on n davenport in a front
loom down stairs.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
COOP. STORES QUIT

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-The Letter
Building Stores. Inc, at State and
Ven Buren Streets, announced
they were going out of business.
The stores are a cooperative sf-
fair.
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HUPMOBILE.

1929 Century Six. 5-passenger. a.
door sedan. Dark blue paint, natural
wood wheels. All metal parts chro-
mium plated. Upholstery is spotless.
A real family car that has had very
little use. Fully equipped.
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HIIPMORILE.

1929 Straight 8 Sport Roadster,
with rumble seat. This car can
hardly be told from new. Painted
black, old ivory stripe. Is fully and
delightfully."- equipped with all extras.
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ESSEX

1923 Essex 5-Passcnger 4-Door
Sedan. This car has been we'll cared
for; tires like new, fine paint, full
equipment including parking light.
extra tire, etc.
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HJ1PMOBILF.

1927 business coupe, rumble seat,
leather upholstery, painted green
with black trim. Has been driven
low mileage. Has all extras includ-
ing motor meter, bumpers, etc.
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MOTT MOTORS, INC,
USED CARS!
HONESTLY RECONDITIONEl
HONESTLY PRICED.

That's all we'd ever have to say
about our used cars, If it wasn't for
the fact that any one can say it. The
emily difference is, we can prove it.
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THE TIvERTON. 1921 Gath ST.
Room; GEILL. BATH: ......:. .S2e. so
ROOMS, KIT. AND BATH. $3.50 40 so
l ROOM, KIT. AND FAITH ........... 1880
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HIIPMORIIE

1923 Straight 8 5-Passengcr Sedan.
This car has black paint, old ivory
stripe. Former owner local attorney
who will gladly vouch for splendid
condition and care that it has had
in the past.
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25l 18th ST S.E.-Living room. sleeping
porch, kitchen and sink, gas, electricity;
$27 SO.
1903 L ST. NW-2nd floor back; / room and
BATH heat, gas and electricity, $780, g.
951 SHEPHERD ST. NW.-2nd floor or 3
rooms. kitchen. bath, porch; ami; newly
decorated reasonable.
1882 MASS AVE. S.E.-Adults: unfurn'shed
rooms. sink and gas range, Enclosed porch;
reasonable. @"
l740 r ST. NW.-Refined colored two
rooms, kitchenette. glass-inclosed porch $45.
Phone North 10000, Apt. 1913.
1349 RIDGE PL. SEE bright. clean rooms,
with glassed-in sleeping porch; Ink. al
lowed; reasonable.
1913 18th ST SET rooms for Ink; heat,
light and gas: s25.
232 9Th ST. SEQ large rooms, heat, gas
electricity; S25.
1913 ID ST. ME- or ; unfurnished rooms,
bath and back porch, End floor. Phone
Lincoln 1894
80 r ST. Me- rooms and kitchen, End
floor. in private home; reasonable.
1892 MERIDIAN N.W.-One or two rooms,
kitchenette, sink, range, screened porch,
bath. cont. h. W., gas. electricity.
1893 9th ST. N.W.-Second floor; 4, 3 or T.,
ami, Housekeeping; child taken. 6"
PLOT LIST ST. N.W.-Two large rooms. Ink.
third fiocr one well equipped for kitchen
North GIFTS. s"
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CARVEL HALL, 1918 K ST
ROOM, KIT. AND BATH. .$35. so to 3l2.5O
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


ONE ROOM AND BATH WITH E IIS;
Pleasant st. See janitOr, Apt. 5.
1918 o NW:-Two BRIGHT, roVTsIDE
ished inst. h. W.; clean; $50; no children S"
MERRILL MANSIONS, 1861 FAIRMONT ST.
NM top opp, Of hill; I4th ST c irni:,:a room
day. week. month: 81. $40. sl2. sis week.
MT. PLEAsANT-DELIGHTFU SUNNY
two large rooms, closets, dinette, kitchen,
pantry, tile bath; four exposures garage.
R eat o cEE 1880 p sAEK
spacious dressing room, bath; Ink; $45.
1000 10th ST. INVITE RALFoUR-.TWyo!
Gas. electricity. Frisidaire Included.
10th AND COLUMBIA RD:-PLEASANT.
dSr sn@ s
BERLIN, Z IOWA CIRCLE, :2-2 R., K; B.;
new newly dec gas sieG 49, a 16ad walfnS
II and ST NE.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR, 3
large rooms. bath and porch, ami; garage
optional rent reasonable. g.
THE RAVENAL, 1910 18th ST, N.W-2
bath: ss5 TO 500. Decatur 27s0. -
IS R ST: NE BED ROOMS: LIVING WING
room Kitchen gas range; ot tile Sat bath entire
STUDIO APARTMENT.
Two rooms. next to bath. 1881 Columbia
I'd. NV. o.
1886 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-ONE ROOM,
kitchenette and bath. gas. heat and light
furnished; $35. Rooms, connecting. Suit
able for 8 ladies or gentlemen.
li20 9th ST NV.
8 rooms, kitchen and bath; can accommo-
date four. g.
i74s N ST. Nw.-sTUDTo; OVERHEAD
light for artist; very large twin beds. bath,
kitchen; ami Decatur $40.
1854 PARK RD-3 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS.
range and sink; near car and bus line.
S4l4 9Th ST. N.W.-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished. cool; private bath, phone. laundry
privileges; reasonable. Georg1a 2962.
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DECATUR. 2l22 DECATUR PL.
. ROOMS AND BATH ........, $50 50.s57 so
D ROOMS AND BATH ....,..,.,,,,,., az SO
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WELDON HALL, 1852 21st ST.
ROOMS, KIT AND BATH ......... $50 90
ROOM. KIT. AND BATH $3.50 to $500
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CLEARANCE SALES.

Terms can be arranged.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9th at K St. NV. Natl 5000.
Open Sunday and Evenings.
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THE PENFIELD. 900 goth ST.
! ROOM, GRILL AND BATH .........$ 1872 so
l ROOM, KIT. AND BATH. 1872. so to 3450
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THE WORKMANSHIP, .2114 n. ST. NV
l ROOM. KIT. AND BATH. .S34. SO to $37. so
2 ROOMS, KIT. AND BATH .......... As so
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WANTED-ROOMS.

ROOM in vicinity Of corner of California ST.
and Perkins pl. Reply stating size and ex-
posture Of room, floor 1t is on. accessibility
Star Office g.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Observation-Disclosures.
p,,c1T,H THE "a. MApIsoN' 1888 EYE ST ...-.
F RoOooNMs AND BAH RITH .''....'sSSo to sss:o
soo c2oRDoyA; 20th AND FLA. AVE-
ko9Ms A ASB Bath Bath tDdbLEx;s.o so 1885 fss
s ROOMS G SSBy R2Riz 1878 L ST. .., 8,
ROOMS AND sA STFHa:::::'ssalssSS
DECATUR. 2l22 DECATUR PL
I E0000Ms AMP BATH. ......... $50 .6o-ss19o
| HOOMS AND BATH ................ S2.S0
CARYEL HALL, 1918 K ST.
ROOM KIT. AND BATH. $3.50 to s42.SO
WELDON HALL, 1882 a1st ST.
ROOM, KfT. AND Bath ..sss.50 to 10 $500 $500
THE TIyERToN. 1I2l 24.h ST.
FooMs XII HN H3i BbrH. sz zssS
ROOM. KIT AND NEI gAfH s s5
THE PENF1EIp. 900 goth ST. -
i ROOM KIT. AND Bhf s ESQ to 81 $3.50 50
THE NoRTHMINsTER. .2114 N ST. NV
k9 9oMs KIT KFr Ak SR BATH sE4 's4So to '55s9
l7i9 EYE ST. NV.
L. w. GROOMES, 1919 Eye St.
llOs Path ST. ,,n,o
rms and 14ass KENYON is;r. ''''.'' ''0OOO
and b !%i Hom ss y block 90
rms. and b. End n; corner apt fac, so M
ing Lincoln L. +. AZ GR.AvAiriTEi,. S'O'O'
CENTRAL LOCATION.
| LARGE APIS, LOW RATES.
rm apts marble bath; s45 up. See CHAM
plain, 1924 K. Most Convenient in CITY
THE BRISTOL,
1888 S ST. NV.
rooms. Kitchen F and 6St9 $4,000
rooms, rec. hail, kit. and bath, 49,. $3.50
Electric Refrigeration,
/, R Res elMes Manager, n Hpt! Ines.
II. /. RUST COMPANY,
1OOl 18th st. NV. Nat. sl00.
8l9 Eye St. N.E.-S35.50.
First floor; 5 rooms, bath, electric light,
RH5S%2ESN ffiS SR6s Tin AND SIS NE
BE 5 SgEg 12 3 SEE EgrsH
sas THE HAT T1Y Pf NV
Near l4th and Park Rd
l rooms kitchen ana bath ...,.......S370o
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE,
| $500 New Hampshire Ave.
Conveniently Located.
2 rooms, ki;., bath, porch, FrigidalTe, $500
: THE GELHAVE,
405 10th ST. NE.
! room, kitchen and bath ............S3 I.50
2 rooms kitchen and bath ............ 5000
THE DAHLIA,
70l9 Georgia Ave. NV.
Opposite walter Reed Hospital.
2 and 3 rooms. kitchen. bath and -
: porch apis, with FflgiGaire S62.50 10 $1,000
THE SUNBURY.
1912 NJ St. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath ........... $1,000
l407 ST. NV.
Desirable Downtown Apt. - -
U rooms and bath ....................S4 O.U0
THE QUINCY.
Sll Quincy St. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen, bath and closed
porch SHS' ~
- ! room, kitchen and bath ............ 42.50
See Resident Manager or Call
L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS, INC,
= 2l1 investment Bids, Nat. 9o4o
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GARAGE BUILDERS.

METAL GARAGES. SPECIAL FOR April
$75 up. West End Garage Builder, 1915 35th
st. NV. Phone West 93l. IL
BEST CONSTRUCTION. Low PRICE. TERMS
GEO. 2 Drunk.
806 ST. NE Phone Lincoln 853l.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4l4 ST. NE-BEAUTIFUL 2 AND 3
room apartment, elegantly and completely
furnished oo for housekeepinsi reasonable.
llO6 E: .CAPIToL-3 ROOMS AND BATH:
over looking Lincoln Park; neatly furnished
for housekeeping; adults.
lQ49 QUEBEC PL. NV. 9th AND SPRING
rd,D--2 front rooms for Ink; S34 per mo.
ATTRACTIVE TWo-RooM HOUSEKEEPING
apartment. nicely furnished; gas and cleo
tricity free. 1912 10th st. NV. Phone
DUPONT CIRCLE-CoRNER APARTMENT,
larEe rooms fireplace 6eautii iSl furnish
1878 IRVING ST. N.W.--CozY APT. !
room. kitchenette, private bath; clean
brisht; adults only: rent reasonable.
s sdcm ssG 81 6AEGa
small room, SIS. cont. hot water; ref1ned.
2ost 18th ST, NV. JUST OFF 18th ST; :, AT 7
homes detacSed beaStifn aE fnrnshe iarrs
yaF6 G4 Te% I York s@Uig
WANTED--YoUNG MAN TO SHARE DOWN.
town apartment. Call after pm. Met
1892. Apt SOC. sl5 18th st. NV. 81
a. so09S AsR E5%qHES55TES ; 81 ?!E
LIVING ROOM, BED ROOM, KITCHEN:
f foom i richeh ssi bsih 4s2 sist St; @
SITS NV. within walking distance Of the
trees Of the nEs hsxf anS
Lincoln Memorial for fr3nt yard: Make IKE
reservations now for yourself and friends for
the season. Completely furnished apart
mentS with or without full Housekeeping IA
ciiities. 4, high-grade house with 'tand>rc
service No doss or cats or wild pArtles
Phone National 9l02.
FURNISHED AS YOU WOULD FURNISH
your own home; iiV. rm. bed rm., porch.
Buchanan Apts.. 1926 18th st SIS mo. up
CHEVY CHASE. 1919 MILITARY RD.L,MAA
hogany-furniShed. newly decorated, brlgn
apartment. 2 rooms, b. 81 X, large porch, u
well kept. modern. refined, homelike apart
ment house. Frgidaire. Near Conn. ave
SIS. incl electricity. Clev 003S
NEAR 18th AND COL RID. = RECEPTION
hail. living room. dining room. kitchen. pan
try. bed room. bath. porch. piano; reason
able. 25l8 18th St. Apt. Fl. o..
1920 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
/ rm.. K. & b.. S33 so; ] I'm. d b., S25 SU
Met 1900. CleY. o2l6. Q.
FURNISHED APARTMENT.
Rooms for rent.
NJ
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CoYWOOD, 1928 L ST.
. ROOMS AND BATH. .....,..,,,,, e6l so
2 ROOMS AND BATH. 32 SO
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LAMRERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1851 14th st. NV.
3-DAY EXCHANGE
PRIVILEGE!
100 CARS FOR YOUR
SELECTION.

Chrysler 20 1927 Crown Sedan.
, Thoroughly reconditioned in our own
upholstery like new: any demonstration;
low mileage; 5000; liberal terms.
PIERCE-ARROW SPORT ROAD.
Maroon and tan, beautiful color color. COMP i'i
spect, f only ' driven 1900 miles: new-csr
guarantee; $4,000; liberal terms and trades
accepted.
MARMON 6S 1929 SPIT. PHAETON.
De luxe equipped. an unusually attractive
:1 sRfa n d s6 w Pae in en-
perfect mechanical condition; marvellous
performing car; any demonstrat,i,on s9ar ,hi.
bargain, $3.50; liberal terms.
FRANKLIN SEDAN. SERIES II.
Fine condition throughout. High Glass car
that will give thousands Of milesy of eco
nomical transportation; good tires. paint
a snap at $500. ''' ''''
ESSEX COACH. 1920.
show any wear; new tires. beautiful blue
Duco finish; car equal to new IN appear
driver; $475; liberal terms and trades
DODGE '2S 6-CYLINDER COUPE.
Finished in two shades OF. tan, smooth.
powerful motor; a sturdy, dependable car
reduced to S425.
MARMON 27-68 LINE 8 SEDAN.
In excellent condition, motor recently re-
conditioned, car throughout very clean, flne
paint; economical to operate; wonderful per.
Torrance: an opportunity to secure one OF
these high quality cars at bargain prlce'
$3.50; act fast on this one.
No Reasonable Offer Refused.
A. C. MOSES MOTOR CO.,
1887 Irving St. Adams 5o83.
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WEEK END
BARGAINS!

Ford 1880 Town Sedan.
Less than 1000 miles; cannot be told from
new; over 500 of delivered price.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
SlNl

PIOO
For your old car: pr provided it will
selling above $3.50 We have sil our
cars marked plainly with selling
Dotes TSs hss BEEN ana IN eect for
about 10 months. Our stock is one
OF the finest in the city of late model
cars c in the medium a Griced he aii.s It
Dodees, chevrolets. Chryslers, Washes,
Oaklands, Studebaker. Marmon.
LAMBERT
THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE"
Offers Practically New Cars
at Used Car Prices.
HUDSON sEDAN--Latest 1929. Six
wire wheels, side mountings; per-
feet shape; ready for the road.
Only $3.50.
ESSEX CHALLENGER sEDAN-ls2e.
Used only by this company. 1t
will please the most critical buyer.
Only 1925.
ESSEX CHALLENGER sEDAN-1s2o
Slightly used. Original finish like
and drive ito IL: You win Hardly
t think It possible to buy car
ESSEX CoACH-ls2s. Unusually
clean, motor excellent, good tires;
upholstery does not show the
slightest wear. Only $345.
ESSEX sUPER-sIx coAcH-Late
1927 reconditioned, refniShed
new tires. Looks and runs equal
to new. $295.
HUDSON BROUGHAM-ls26 Spleen
did shape; Duco finish like new.
Reduced to $295.
BUICK STANDARD SEDAN-l926.
Al condition; upholstery does
not show the slightest wear.
Yours for S295.
OAKLAND 4-DooR sEDAN-l927.
New tires; finish and general con-
dition good. Only 1855.
Is Other Bargains.
Our Reputation Your
Guarantee.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1851 14th st. NV.
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l7l9 EYE ST. NV.
/ ROOM AND BATH .................$35.5 so
L. w. GROOMES, 1919 Eye St.
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ROOM AND BATH fiji nnD ..n AVE- .,as 50
k k99Ms A ANB Bath BATF x:soSo;
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

i 18th ST SEWING room sleeping
,rch, kitchen and sink, gas, electricity;
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LAMBERT

THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE"
Offers Practically New Cars
at Used Car Prices.
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FORECLOSURE SALE OF
TAxICABS (DIAMoNDl. PITTSBURGH
METERS.
I Dodge. 1928. 6-cyl .....................s $3.50
2 Hupmobiles.. 6-cyl. (each) ............ 200
viii sell Tor a small cash payment or
rent to reliable men. 8. j. MONK, trustee,
eSl N. Y. ave. NV. Franklin 5000. g
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 80 Especially
Memorial day is being marked by a
general suspension of business here to-
day. All banks, city and government
offices are closed, as are both public and
private schools. The local post office
will be closed, but there will be a gen.
eral collection of mail in the afternoon.
The local post of the American Legion
held its annual exercises at noon at
historic Gadsby's Tavern, with Capt
Thurlow White, member of the local
post, delivering the principal address
This afternoon members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Legion will decorate
the graves of the World War veterans
buried here.
Other memorial exercises will be held
at the United States National Gene
terry tomorrow and Sunday, permission
having been obtained from the War De-
partment for the services. The memo
rial address will be delivered by Sen
ator John M. Robson of Kentucky.
Two AleXandrianS were honored in
the annual elections held at the meet.
ings of Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
and Rebekah Assembly of Virginia, hello
IN Lynchburg this week. Frederick L
Flynn was elected grand warden of the
Grand Lodge and Mrs. Lille Cunning
ham, also of this city, was named vice
president Of the State Rebekah AS
sembly.
st. Agnes School will hold its sixth
annual commencement exercises Tues.
day at 1880 am. Six will graduate.
Curb and cutters are to be laid BIZ
the city on Hume avenue from the
River road to Mount Vernon avenue
six blocks.
An American nag will be presented
the George Mason High School tomor-
row evening at the school building by
the Potomac Khan, lis.
Mrs. Harrie White has been elected
president of the Lee School Unit,
Parent Association; Mrs. E. M.
Delaney was named vice president, Mrs.
George Wilsey treasurer and Miss
josephine Berger secretary.
The annual banquet Of the George
Mason High School Cadet Corps was
held last night at the George Mason
Hotel. Col. Stuart Crickenbarger of
the corps presided as POSTMASTER and
introduced as speakers Col. Clarence
Deems, 1r, professor Of military science
and tactics at the high schools here:
II. 9. Bowton, superintendent of
schools; G. H. Strader, principal of
George Mason High; DR.. Howard Ar
mold, commander of the local Amer
lean Legion Post. and others.
Each student in the sixth and sew
enth grades Of public schools was pre-
Sented with a poppy commemorative
Poppy day by the American Legion
Auxiliary yesterday.
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NIGHT DRIVING HELD
SERIOUS PROBLEM
Safety Conference Appoints
Research Groups for
Detailed Study.

The traffic problem growing out of
Atght driving has become one of con-
Germ to the Nations traffic experts, with
opinion divided among the membership
Of the National Conference on Street
md Highway Safety as to whether speed
limits should he made operative 81 night
Or better highway illumination provided.
Concluding its three-day meeting here
yesterday after hearing an address by
Robert p. Lamont, Secretary of Com
merce, who presided as chairman, the
conference adjourned and left COM
mitteeS to continue research work in
various fields of traffic development.
In his closing address Secretary La
mont emphasized that the relief of
traffic ills is a matter OF State and
municipal action.
"I think the deliberations of the con-
ference are a convincing guaranty that
the States and municipalities will have
the earnest support of the organiza-
tons and associations which have been
represented here" he said.
Code Omits Night Driving.
The subject of night driving was
not treated definitely in the uniform
vehicle code and the model municipal
ordinance which the conference adopted.
J. H. Hunt of Detroit urged the con-
ference to set a 35-mile-an-hour speed
limit for night driving on clear nights
and 80 miles an hour on cloudy nights.
Another element in the conference
contended that the glare of headlights
was responsible for most of the night
accidents and urged that headlights
be inspected regularly and made to
conform to proper illumination and
focus.
DR.. Miller McClintock of Harvard
University, who is conducting a study Of
garaging possibilities in Washington
as consultant to the National Park
and Planning Commission, said he
would support a proposal to study the
entire subject with view to determin-
ing the feasibility of recommending
that roads and highways be Illuminated
at night as streets in cities are L.
Illuminated.
Legislation Recommended.
Secretary Lamont was requested to
appoint a committee to consider the
establishment of a national foundation,
non-governmental in character. which
would be equipped to conduct exhaustive
studies of traffic congestion, the sta
bility of property values and the or
derby development of urban comnuni
ties. The conference also recommended
that Congress enact legislation en-
towering governmental agencies such as
the Bureau Of Public Roads and the
Commerce Department to conduct re-
search in traffic problems.
Resolutions expressing thanks to Pres
adent Hoover for his interest in the
conference were adopted. Mr. Hoover,
O. Secretary of Commerce, was chair
man of the first two conferences, and
delivered an address before the dele
gates Tuesday.
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HEROIC YOUTH OF 1861 PLACED
BESIDE COMRADE IN ARLINGTON
Body of Sydney Hebden, Youthful Englshman, Removed
From Unmarked Grave.

When the body Of Sydney Hebden.
Civil War soldier, who was fatally
wounded near Brundys Station in 1868,
was buried with military honors in Ar
lington. National Cemetery yesterday
afternoon. two comrades in a grand adj
venture of youth were reunited in death.
Hebden and Alfred Guiton, 19-year-
old youths who were descendants of a
long line of English and French aris-
tocracy, left England, where they were
schocled in Essex, for the United States.
Once here, the lads enlisted in the
Union Army of the War Between the
States on May 80. 1862.
On that day. just SO years ago, the
comrades were separated, Guiton being
assigned to the 5th United States Cav
airy and Hebden joining the Permanent
Company at Cavalry Depot, Carlisle
Barracks, Pa. Letters passed between
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the two youths. Each saw action, death
passing Guiton to strike Hebden.
It was near BrundyS. Station In Viz
GINA that the flag of the Union was
captured by the Southern troops. SIN
gle-handed, Hebden entered a bitter
conflict and returned with his new
country's banner in his hands and with
bad wound in his body. He died at
the Cavalry Corps Hospital at Brundys
Station on December 90, 1863.
Since then Hebden has lain in an
unmarked grave near the scene of his
death. At the instance of Miss Lillian
Guiton and Miss Katie Guiton, daugh-
tiers of Alfred Guiton, who left the war
unscathed to marry and settle in this
country. the War Department identified
Hebden'S grave. The body was disin-
tered and yesterday. with rifle volleyS
resounding over their heads in a SOL
dier's tribute to soldier, Hebden was
buried beside the body of his comrade
Guiton. who died here only recently.