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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

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EFEEED EFEkE rHRsHEb HRNGH PREekAeE B6Nk HoGsE
sERyANTs' QUARTERS: BATH HOUSES
RUNNING WATER; ELEG; AND , TEL ;
Lawn Lawn AND AND shh sHk1Bs; NfTH FILL RiPARIAN
affRHEqR4GESr PRICE r0k asfe Ezs
ACRES AND OLD HOUSE. ON STREAM
near river; "a hour from washington;
priced to sell, -
BUNGALOW ON SOUTH RIVER-LIVING
room. two bed rooms. kitchenette, lavatory.
large front porch. electricity. fine bathing
S950.00. worth 81. 10000 Adams 3233
TWO ACRES-PRIvATE WATER FRONT.
log-shingle cottage; cleo, r. W; season,
$175; thru Herald Harbor to end Valentine
rd. or Address IRVING Waterbury, Md.
NEW MODERN HOUSE ON SOUTH RIVER.
| frigerator. oil burning furnace. servants
room; guests cottage; 2-car garage; pile
driven pier: boat house. 20x70 it.; concrete
/ place fenced; acres with ZOO IT. shore;
safe harbor; sandy beach. Owner will
F sale cHAs
napolis. Md.
FOUR. ATTRACTIVE, ADJOINING LOTS
Herald Harbor Nd; Tydiiai VII sacrificaei; sc 81.
, CdSii WI IcOo. npe.
BIG BARGAIN IF SOLD BEFORE MAY
| 30. furn. bay-front cottage, Apply, OWN
Err. 2nd and Bay. North Beach, Md.
WANTED TO BUY: TWO Or ,R THREE RET
S5 n Hd pEc aabS ebSh On Md sye
| Box 3S1-V Star office.
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY-FURNISHEI
home. facing Chesapeake Bay; pea rms.
living room; fireplace bath running roUm WA
| wide screened porches; will lease from
! June l to Sept. 80 to responsible party:
! reasonable rental. Call Cleveland 1853.
EPfNS6d bo oN SEVER cdstase MEAe
double garage. fireplace copper screened
porches right by club house and bathing
consider rental, Address Box 4s2-V, Star
| office.
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH-FOUR-R RIM
cottage for sale at real bargaip; modeeT oeer
$500 18TH St NV CO, iol94.
| WONDERFUL WATER FRONT BARGAIN
place, screened porches, car garage rage
| boat house Price. $50. 1000. Cost former
J owner $4,000. Address Box 4s9-V. StaI
/ office.
DEEP COVE MD, OVERLOOKING .CHES-
| apeake Bay-4-room bungalow and bath
artisticaIly furnished for rent by season
sndlns snd BSfG@0eF as co
! 2423 Pa. ave. or JOHN F. ATWELL. Deer
| Cove. Md. Drive down and inspect today
! SALE-LARGE LOT NEAR WATER. ST..
cash: 4-room furnished cottage rent; bar
| gain: Colonial Beach Va. CO. 64oS-
| RENT OR BUY-COTTAGE ON THE PO-
| tomac near D. c.; preferably above Cabin
! John. Address Box 32iH. Star office.
BRIGANTINE. N. J-1O-MIN. DRIVE TO
Atlantic City: attractively furnished, de-
tached residence containing rooms. tiled
bath INV h. eleC., oak floors. etc; Scar
garage; block from ocean; one mort gage
only: exchange for ID. C. property or farm
OWNER. Adams 542U.
BENEDICT. MD-CHOICE LOTS, 500:
III fl. water front. $3.50; salt water, Sd
,, miles. G. HORSMON, Benedict. Week
days, ME- 3254.
LARGE LOT ON RHODES RIVER; LEVEL
! land: 30X220 large trees; fronting direct
ly on water. Just of Mayo State rd., cleo
tficlty, $500. w. G. WILLIAMS CL. t. =!
LOG CABIN STYLE.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.

SALE OF LoTii yiispa IMPRoyEp gy oAEaGEN AEaWN
AS As No 12,oSds ISIS THIR3p STREET NE
BY authority of that deed of trust
recorded in Liber No. 4s46. at folio 2l1.
lumbia. and at the direction of the party
thereby secured. the UNDERSIGNED will sell
At public AUCTION. on Nc MoNpAY' I.Y ,dRa dhE
At FIVE ,o'CLoCK PM; in front Of the the
numbered eight (Sl in Georse Trues-
delrs subdivision Of Eckington in the
District of Columbia. as per plat recorded
in County Book g. page S5. in the sur
veyor's office of said District. subject to
covenants of record.
Terms: One-third cash. balance payable
in equal installments in one and two years
after date. represented by notes Of pur-
chaser bearing interest at 6% payable
semi-annually and secured. on the prop
erty. or all cash at purchasers option;
$500 deposit required Conveyanc1ng.
adjusted to day Of sale: terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days, or the
trustees reserve the right to declare the
deposit forfeited and the property resold
at purchasers cost after five days ad-
MICHAEL J. COLBERT.
WHARTON e. LESTER.
myoO % ,2426.2S Trustees,
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PROPOSALS.

CLARENDON. VA. MAY Is. 1894
NOTICE.-The County Board of Arlington
County. Virginia. will receive bids at the
Court House. Clarendon: Virginia, until
900 AM. Tuesday May 29th. 1884,
and night soil for the coming year. be-
ginning July LIST. 1884, and ending June
3Oth. 1885 Bidders bond or certlfled e
required with each bid and the success
ful contractor will be REQUIRED III ,o to 0o6 gye Ee
to guarantee a faithful performance of
the work. Specifications and other in
formation reearding this work can be
Manager. Court House Clarendon. Vir-
ginia. The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids ROY S. BRADEN County
lington Count Virginia. q my20,21
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PARKS ARE SELECTED
FOR SERIES OF STAMPS
New Issues Will Honor Eleven
National Areas-Design
Still Undecided.

By the Associated Press.
Tentative selection of the names
and denominations of the National
parks series of stamps was announced
yesterday by the Post Office Depart
ment.
Yosemite. Calf, 1 cent; Grand
Canyon, Ariz., 2; Mount Rainier,
Wash, 8; Mesa Verde, Colo, 4; Yel-
lowstone. Wyo., 5; Zion. Utah, 6;
Acadia, Maine, z; Sequoia, Calf, g.;
Glacier, Mont, 9; Great Smoky
Mountain, N. c., and Tennessee. 10.
The color. design and date of sale
Of each Of the series will be announced
later.
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Hillandale

l to acre sites, $400 to $500
per acre; moderately restricted.
Drive out Piney Branch road Az
miles beyond D. c., to signs.
Wooded or cleared; level or rolling
land. This is a new subdivision,
approved by Suburban Sanitary
and Park and Planning Commits
sion. Terms to suit. Can help
finance building at a reasonable
price. Office on premises or call
Adams 3657-J.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

SALE-ACREAGE.
TWENTY; SEVEN ACRES OF HIGH
cleared land. one good dwelling, on
the District: water sewer and electricity;
ready for subdivision: terms. 81. 800 down
and m9rtgsse back AdddrsSs ssdi0d John cl9v H
Phone Ma 693l.
Il ACRES EAST OF SILVER SPRING.
Mont Co adjoining Moss and Robinson
sub; near schools and all imp; at sacri-
flee; price. $500 per acre, cash or ,, terms; !,
for plat or particulars, A. l. COMTELLA
co. INC. 915 Eye st NV; NE. 5S00-5SOl.
IL ACRES LEVEL, BARN LONG ROAD
frontaee. Sa5 p, a; terms. F. A. SCHWAB'
Brandywine. Md.
ele-AcRE TRACTS OF LAND, Is MILES
from Washington. S99.5o. Address Box
81 ..50-1I2 NEAR CHAIN BRIDGE RID.
S395-3i2 acres. stream, wooded
S55O-Landscaped lot 50xll5 sidewalk
hard street. sewer gas and water
The following cloSe-in parcels are WOOD
ed and have hard road frontage.
81. .0OO-ia acre all improvements available.
S1,a50-6 acres. near Falls Church ;,,
el''' E NEWTON TON sNfDER, ResltoT. .
Phone Walnut Ss64. Eve. co. 1l13. .
AN 11-ACRE LOT.
little garden site on which to build
home where sunlight and healthful air
abounds. set back from the State road
where rest and quiet repose. You can
Ha4 Sate oGen
garden. You can have your table earae1
for fresh vegetables, your, chickens and
also plenty OF room. for the children 70
play This site is located II. in Msrylsndt AisIida d
the Congressional Country Club Best OF
ali the price is less than many soft.
lots. Only So. 300 for the site.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1TIaK St NV MA. 100.
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Interesting examples specially of Charles Kohn Washington
concentrating the ACQUISITION and study Of covers OF
War Spanish World War date
Confederate N
1t Mary A. Baker Conneaut Ohio
detention Dorchester England
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SPECIAL SALE
SHORE PROPERTY.

POINT LOOKOUT. MD-FURNISHED
cottage, running water. electricity screened
porches. overlooking bay. month or season.
CL. 1891.
ROOMS BATH AND LARGE PORCH.
Neeld estate at Plum Point. Md. Call GE.
1904 before ) pm. 2O'
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FIVE-ROOM SCREENED COTTAGE
over looking Round Bay: gas. cleo water
large porch: fully furnished; fine location:
hshinE; As o, bathing % %boasinE Gali Sunday e Or
Hill, Sherwood Forest. Baltimore, e22
Munsey Bldg.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

EDGEHILL ESTATE.
Summer Camp for Boys.
Beautiful country home on the James
at Saltpetre Cave. Va Every outdoor ac-
tivity Boating. fishing. horses. tennis.
in the Blue Ridge Experienced staff
Reasonable rates; June @ 10th to Sept. 1gt,
Woods ave sw.. Roanoke. Va.
EXCLUSIVE. BOYS. NON-SECRETARIAN.
White Mountains New Hampshire. Ages
5 to 16 Address DAVID F. MONAGHAN
z East S5th St, New York City.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
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SIMMER COTTAGES

5 RMS, ELEC.. AMI. SCREENED
porch. private wharf and boat: comp
furnished: sand shore; 5 min from Ann
apolis' week or mo. Also Arm: cottage;
Early bargains; WI. 3506 before $50
ISLAND VIEW Mayo FUR. COT
taQeS on Rhode River: cleo. private
beaches boats: $3.50 to $500 for season.
NORMAN E. CARR. Phone West River
19-F-5. 2Os
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lots. nne shade, real bargain. OWNER.
GEorgla SS:}9
COBB ISLAND.
heart of Potomacs best fishing grounds:
500 to $500 State road routes } and 3
via La Plata VIII build attractive 3-room
and porch cottage on beautiful wooded
lot; price OF house and lot. $3.50. easy
terms. See Andrew Norris. agent on prem
lSes; or write THE MD. REALTY. 1911
Gullford ave. Baltimore. Md
FAIRVIEW
On Chesapeake Bay.
New restricted Summer home develop
ment within hours drive from Washing
ton. Beautiful 5u-foot lots close to water
front, $3.50 to S400 on reasonable terms
. 4-room cot tage about completed; elec.
lights, drilled we'll: 81 800. To reach
property turn OF Solomons Island road
sign, left q miles. Representative on
property. Full information and plats.
LEWIS KEISER. Bethesda Bank Bids,
Bethesda. Nd. Phone WI 4I16.
SPECIAL SALE
Beautiful 4-room bungalow priced at
only S1.250. $50 cash, SIS monthly
buyer. Also number of large. beautifully
shaded lots overlooking the water. Sl50
to 500. $40 cash $40 monthly Special
prices on waterfront lots until May -.
Drive down and look them over today.
All located at Calvert Beach on the Chesa-
peake, refined and progressive colony
with many unusual features. Wide beach.
excellent bathing and fishing. Small boat
harbor. Go through Marlboro to Soomons
Island road take solomons road through
Prince Frederick to Calvert Beach property
A. miles from D. c. line. Inquire at hotel
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HUNTING GROUNDS.

HUNTING GROUNDS
1900 acres. near Hot Springs. Va. part
of 34,00O-acre game preserve, adjoins Ma
tional Forest; admirable for turkeys,
grouse pheasants, deer and fish; extraor-
dlnary bargain at S3.75 per acre. Apply to
REV. NOEL j. ALLEN. Alexandria, Va {"
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-To RENT OR BUY ON EASY
terms near Washington dairy or poultry
farm Have stock and equipment Ad-
dress Box 25S-V, Star Office
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DI B0B3. Home, Fairfax 81.
HERALD HARBOR-2 LOTS SUITABLE
for Summer cottages: good neighborhood;
reasonable. Adams 3161.
BAY RIDGE BUNGALOW DECATUR AVE;
furnished: rent for or sale; rms.
bath. am t.; open. A. E. WILD. 2O5 10th
ne
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FOR RENT-sITE FOR BOYS CAMP,
over 200 acres bordering lagoon. salt
water bathing fishing. grabbing nearby;
JAMES ]. BRADLEY. California. Md.
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LOG CABIN STYLE.
Sale or rent. 3 r, screened porch > big
lots. nne shade; real bargain. OWNER.
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SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY,
CAMP SITES.

MANASSAS. VA. 2S MILES D. C; GRIN.
bungalow. ami; nice plot: immediate pos
session; $500 down. Rent ME. 9449. 20'
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80 acres 100 acres timber, fine front front
age on State road. ID minutes from treu- l
erick > dwellings, good outbulldlngs. s.
Price $1,000. The above are two OF the
hest buys in Frederick County. POTTS d
CnrrrTN Frederirk Md
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An active stamp club has been
organized by collectors employed in
the Internal Revenue Bureau. There
also is philatelic society in the
National Parks Service.
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SUMNER HOME FOR RENT.

Mount Vernon Me
Beautiful grounds; . bed rooms . baths
living room, dining room. kitchen. garage
completely furnished except silver and
linen; in heart of lake region: excellent
fishing; ; minutes walk to village; Sum-
mer, $500. Address Billings HOTEL Mount
Vernon. Me
Evening star., 1934-05-20

The Washington Airmail Society
will meet tomorrow evening at 1885
National Press Building. All interested
in air post covers or stamps are
invited
Evening star., 1934-05-20

Stamp collecting comes in for men
ton in Lanny Ross movie, Melody
in Spring"
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illegal" Mothers day first-day
covers are reported from the follow
ing places: Stanley N. OAK; Ross,
Ga; Sarasota, Fla; Anson, Eastland,
Mexia and Winters, Tex; and Seaford,
Del But only first-day Washington
cancellations will be recognized by
collectors.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

California collectors have appealed
to Mr.. Farley for a stamp to commem-
crate the opening of the new bridge
over Oakland Bay.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

The Post Office Department has de-
clined to issue commemorative for
the seventy fifth anniversary Of the
drilling of the first commercial oil
well, Titusville, Pa, August 81, 1853.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

The Paul Junior High School Stamp
Club will have an exhibition Tuesday
in connection with the annual Parent
Teacher Association review of the
years work.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

GRIFFIN, Frederick. Md.
900 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, IMPROVED
with old Colonial, stone house containing
S rooms in need of repairs. but Sound
and worthwhile, situated in Fairfax
County. Virginia on hard. fast road
about 45 minutes by, auto to Wasninetomt; d n on
on the market at S1O.5OO. Additional
acreage can be had adjoining at $1,000
400 acres of heavily wooded land with
nearly a mile frontage on the Potomac
River, about 23 miles from WASHINGTON; !;
and fishing. with fine springs and streams
Priced at $4,000 per acre.
H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon. virginia.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

Charles F. Rogers has an interest,"
ing arucle on the Pro Juventute
stamps OF Switzerland in Weekly
Philatelic Gossip for May 19. ANY
collector specializing in these beau
tiful issues will wish to have their
story.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

Mazda Foster writes: Il have in
my collection of first-day covers for
the Mothers day stamp two covers
which are rather interesting. On the
inside of the envelope is the first-day
cancellation postmarked Washington,
May 2, and on the outside is the cam
collation. for Mothers day, post
marked Wilmington. N. c., birthplace
of Whistler's mother. May l3, with
the cachet of the Wilmington Cham
Der of Commerce attached"
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zop cAIETO SETTLE ESTATE.

Fine farm of 447 acres, with Colonial i
type frame house kpSvp 3bs as Lees nj Tir-
ai,ia oiG located al Ashburn. Loudoun County,
Va, and borders on railroad, for one Inne miie
nd mscadsm road ID tSf tSe finest ms agreul kH
tmrai Sections of virginia. Ashburn mas
two churches high and sraded school IS anq aa
othe. conveniences; Most o., OF +ihar iaFm Is Hss as
tpwo Wells. 81 three sulphur springs, running
stream Of water through center 81 shirn tarm
ton and ! miles from Leesburg. A 1924 1924
opportunity to purchase a fine farm ARM WI
make a splendid dairy farm: AooreSs a.
DiBREIL and J. T. JACKSON. Executors
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Send for new. illus. cataloe. S-room
dwe,. cows, large barns, 100 acres tlliaee'
timber lots fruit neveriifaifHng Ling Stfefs yifsfe
Price, S5,S0O, $500 cash. BRAY q
MACGEORGE. Est. 1901, Vlneland' n. j.
n15 ACRES NEAR MT. AIRY, MD, 10,
room dwelling. in good condltion: parh 4f,,l
ber, Price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

Martel Brett is the editor of the
stamp department of the Birmingham.
Ala, News.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-04
HOPES DEVELOP TRAGEDY

2o-YEAR-OLD Ohio girl who never
"A had a steady boy friend" is being helo
in q PENNSYLVANIA Jail charged with murder.
The youngster, according to her mother al
WAYS had wanted home of her own. Inc
chances that she would get one didn't look
very good. She put in most of her time work
ing in a factory; for some reason, NOBODY
seemed in a hurry to come around and ask her
to set up Housekeeping.
So she finally wrote to one OF these matrl-
noonial bureaus through which she met
prospective suitor-who happened to be 81. II
didn't take the girl long to decide that no
home at all was better than home with this
chap. but he was pretty persistent. They quar-
rolled. he remained persistent; finally she shot
him.
L didn't 60 to kill him." the girl explained
afterward. L just meant for him to leave me
alone
In the superabundant crop of homicides
which the United States manages to produce
each year, this is surely one of the least note
worthy cases. And yet, for some reason, 1t
sticks in a readers mind; for back of it, all
too clearly. can be seen that long, dreary
shadow of loneliness that falls quietly across
so many humble and obscure lives.
There are persons like this girl in every city
and village in the land; Woodworking folk
who have Just one humble little wish = and
who never quite manage to get it gratifled
A girl wants a home Of her own-surely one
of the oldest and most natural wishes in the
history of the race; and somehow, through
the queer ways in which human affairs work
themselves out, she finds that she might just
as well have wished for the moon.
She tries to get it, makes a foolish mis-
take, gets into an intolerable jam-and then,
presently, there is tragedy, and in her lonely
cropping she has pulled the world down about
her head.
Pitiful enough, unsensational enough, sure
ly-why should we think twice about it?
Well. our education is incomplete until we
learn the hard lesson that life is sometimes
more cruel and Disappointing than any one
deserves. That casual remark, Never had a
steady boy friend" can stand for as much suf-
fering as a cancer.
All about us there are persons who, as
some one has said, lead lives of quiet desper-
alton. If We can understand what some of
them are up against, We can understand the
wrong and mistaken things they sometimes do.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-04

the trials Of former officers Of the Meyer
Kiser bank, who are scheduled to start
Monday.
That Mr. Martin can not serve in this
capacity is to be regretted. Indianapolis is
waiting for the first Of these open court hear
ings on the banking situation and with Mr..
Martin on the bench there would be no doubt
but that both the state and defense would
have had fair opportunities to tell their stories.
When the Myer-Kiser bank trial is staged It
probablv will be the first Of series Of such
prosecutions that Marion county may expect
in the next several months. If indianapolis
and county residents do not witness several Of
these trials in the next few months, it will be
because the evidence to indict is lacking or
because the prosecuting authorities of Marion
county have failed in their posts.
Let it be hoped that Judge Frank P. Baker
is able to present the state and defense coun-
sels in the Meyer Kiser case with the names
Of three attorneys as outstanding and as COM
petent as Mr.. Martin and that the final selec-
ton finds man worthy Of passing Judgment
in a case OF such importance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-04

JULY FOURTH GOES ON
IA scRIFrs-HoWARp NEWsPAPERl

y EPEAT any ceremony often enough, and
eventually 1t will be almost meaningless
unless you take especial trouble to stop and
remember just what its all about.
That's especially true Of birthday celebra-
tions-even Uncle Sans.
There have been a lot of Independence
days, since an old bell in a Philadelphia steeple
rang out the announcement of the first one.
A lot Of flags have been run up. lot Of bands
have footed their lips tired, lot Of explo-
sives and rockets have been set of, and a lot
OF speakers have shouted themselves hoarse;
sometimes it seems as If all these obserances
had got a bit stale so that no one any longer
bothers to think Of what's back Of them.
And yet. even if this Fourth Of July SYM
Dol has been used over and over again, the
reality which stands back Of it is just as much
alive now as 1t ever was-and just as much
worth talking about.
Those men Of 1776 didn't go to war just
because they disliked the king of England, or
because they we're feeling their oats and need
ed good, brisk fight. War meant hunger
and mutilation and death then just as it does
nov; and the cOl0nists went into it for per-
fectly definite and substantial reasons.
They fought. in brief, because they had
discovered what a precious thing freedom was;
because they felt that the common mans right
to live his own life and work out his own des-
tiny a right worth suffering and dying for;
because they believed that with the strange
new instrument called democracy men could
carve out a happier and freer world for them
selves.
Freedom and democracy weren't popular
words in those days. They aren't popular to-
day.
When the first Independence day was cele-
brated. most of Europe looked on democracy
as an impractical dream that could never con-
oeivably work properly. Most of Europe, judg-
ing from the prevalence of relationships, feels
the same way about it today.
In the years following the American revolu-
ton, the people of the United States showed
that democracy could be made to work and
that freedom was something in which the
humbest man might share.
In the years ahead just ahead Of us, we
have chance to prove the same thing all over
again.
The ideals for which men risked their necks
on the first Independence day are being i'm
periled anew. Their security is largely up to
US. Our Fourth of July celebration will take
on a new significance if We can just remem-
Der that the day marks our acquisition of the
greatest heritage any people ever had.
That heritage still is great-and still in
danger. 1t still is up to us to defend it,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-04
WHY DISCRIMINATE?

A N ordinance is pending before the city
n council which seeks to close Indian
apOlis beer dispensing places at a. m. The
idea is good one and will. no doubt. reduce
the amount of drunkenness and drunken driv-
ing which has been prevalent in Indianapolis
since the return Of beer
However, there always will be some of the
citys drinkers who will find that at l in the
morning they still have thirst to be satisfied
and naturally they will seek the places where
the law is not observed so closely.
one Of the quickest routes to later hours
Will be out in Marion county where the law
can have no power and where dancing. slot
machines and hard liquor will add to the
pleasures of the determined drinkers.
Unless this law can be enforced in Marion
county as we'll as in the city limits, it will be
worthless. The men and women who are the
targets Of the proposed ordinance are the same
people who will not stop If there is any oppor-
tunity to buy another drink within ten miles
II would be well if the law enforcement
agents Of the city talked the situation over
with Sheriff Sumner first IN an attempt 10
make the late drinking ban uniform rather
than one OF classification which will release
the worst offenders 10 additional deeds of
misconduct and send the respectable citizens
home to bed.