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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
Notice To Creditors

Notice To Creditors
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
cha- the SohsrrSosr n Moc1Suns-y
County has oe5a1nsS frczn N
Orphans CSCrs oS Monegurssrr Ccr--
Y, II MARYLAND. Letters u ASrrsrss
--S-scG q the Personal Estate os
MARY JANE TYLER.
ste q MOEcgcr<y County,. SecsassG
Al rs-ss1s resident and ccc--sssSsnS
having Cl2SmS against ne said O.
CEASED. are hsrscv warned to sxnIEe
and he the same. N said Coc-..
Win vouchers thereof. On O. before
sAs SS<h day u Oecces< next. thew
nay ecnsrwSe ~ aw be sxes1ssss
r-cn al hsns6r q said Estate. Al
persons indebted % ssSs Estate AZ
csgOescsc 20 make nrreSxte uxr-
@nk
GIVEN under NY hand this scrn
s1y * April. n the vear II or
Lord enc Thousand 1ns hrrs-ss
and tAEer-<x
LILLIAN T. GICSTA
rs Thaysr Arsrre.
naca Silver Scmg NJ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
Notice To Creditors

ANWt4N& ~ AA&0ANAA -
NOTICE is HERERY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber Of Montgomery
County, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Montgomery Coun-
~, in Maryland, Letters Testament
tAry ON the Personal Estate of
ALRlN BEARD VEAzEY.
late of Montgomery County. deceased,
AL persons having Claims against
the deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated 70 the
subscriber ON or before the Ath day
of November next; they may other
wise by law DO excluded from all
benefit of said Estate All persons
indebted TO said Estate are requested
60 make Immediate payment,
Given under my hand this 9th day
Of May in the year Of eur Lord, one
thousand nine hundred and thirty
elk.
MARION WIIEATI4EY VEA2EY,
S6aS Wilson Lane,
Bethesda, Maryland,
1901 ESeeutrix,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11

Order NiSi-
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Lila W. Wilson.
Non CcapoS NsntSS.
Blanche W. Mackenzie.
Committee.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGQMERY COUNTY. AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
Ne SSSS Equity.
ORDERED. shSs 9th 6ay q MAY,
A. D, 1885, BY the C5-crSt Court fo-
Menrgocssry CoCnty. IS = Court II
keCsSy,> chSs the Special A06Ssorss
Eere<s hseS IN the shove snsS-SsG
eaSsa Be rSrSSeG and Confirmed. u
ssSS caEsSs 70 the CONTRARY thereof
Dc SAowa en- o. before TIE sarA cay
q IOns nsxrs Pco~oSsS q eory q
tbs 0cSer BE Inserted II sccne news
paper PUNISHED II said Menegurns-y
Cc0n<ys encs IN casa Of rnres Suc-
essSsye wesks esfers the Sszh Gay
q June. 1854
CLAYTON K WATKINS.
Clerk Of the CSrc1SS Court
for NcnEgomsEx CsCrv.
Frres C9gg-Tsses
CLAYTON K. WATKINS Clerk.
liz
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
1901
oFFIcn or

OFFICE OF
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
roR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Rockville, Maryland
May 10, 1886,
An application has been filed with
tAe County Commissioners fer y per-
init 70 operate an moderator at
Chevy Chase Lake. this County, and
hefere taking action thereon. the
Commissioners desire 10 give the
public an opportunity 70 be heard
and % this end win hold . meeting
IN the Suburban County Building,
Bethesda, Maryland, June Is, 1885,
at 1850 T, NJ,
BY an order of the Board OF
County Commissioners,
IRA c, WAITACRE. Clerk.
lll6
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgomery
County. has obtained from the
Orphans Court of MONTGOMERY
County, in Maryland. Letters of Ad-
mlniseration ON the Personal Estate
Of
LILA W. WILSON,
late of Montgomery County, deceased.
All persons having Claims against
the deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated TO the
subscriber ON or before the 26th day
ot November next: they may other
wise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said Estate. All persons
indebted 70 said Estate are requested
TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Goth
day Of May, in the year OF our Lord.
one thousand nine hundred and
thirty-Six.
BLANCHE W. MACKENZIE,
S61o Western Avenue.
Chevy Chase, Nd.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
CIFYoEp H, RosErsON, Selsesfor.
1121
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
11SE cns S1hse-ner of N,rcrzu1g.-r
CoCrT has eSex5nec t-vu ne
Orphans Court Gf M0r-gcrasry Cszr-
u II Mz-xiSri. LsC1zrs q Assrl1-
ES1-srocc On ~ Personal EsSxrs a
GEORGE L JOHNSTON.
lace OF S11rs N FEn<Tfrzris. d.
cszse1 All persons rssSSzrr snS
or-cssHaerr having CLAIMS sscssnsc
1ns S7EO GecsssssS AZ herscE Ea-rs,i
70 sxn1rrr amt lie. zne same. IN $40
Court. w-En vVu-nsrS 1asreur- On or
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asx-S -nsE maT 0CnsrwSs rr lzw
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ASczcs. Al persons nn.secrs.s Z, ssEs.s
s<cscs AZ rsTuescs6 ~ rzkz mr-e-
has payment
SSysn nE1sr my band TINS Ssa CAV
~ NAY N zne ysxr II our Esr,f
ons Thousand 1ne krurzS EuS
BUELL. NJ GARrNEE
acczr1te. MNrrraEsS
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11

NoCSrs To Crs.ifnar-
NOTICES Is EEEEEY crvEN
mac Saa SSznS-ner N Nurrruu.zrT
CowC las scrzineE Nn re
CEpnzEn< CSCz1E Ncurrumn-T Csm-
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sC-sEun On ne FEzurE Esrzra N
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M sad GeesassI. E-@ asrurv wz---ii
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Gr Azxs n zn@ EE n Gur rGrC.
ma z1uGszn1 rns hurfrvEf w,Tf
$780,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
JULY FOURTH PIcTIT e

A beautiful picture in color !.
ing the adoption of the DecI.r ~uoS'
OF Independence will be feat,,n' a'l0a
the American Weekly of Jnne ~ y p
Don't miss this patriotic treat q
American Weekly comes reg,,a aae
with the BALTIMORE AMFpI u,arlg
OAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
Notice OF Hearing
ON PETITION HoR ZONING
ANlENDMENT NUMBER 81


&eNSe es CeSNrx COMMISSIONERS
FeR NeNrecNlSsx CegNrx
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
Public Sale

At the request of the owner l will
offer for sale by public auction, on
the premises, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
Notice To Creditors

Notice To Creditors
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
that the Subscriber Of Mortgomery
County has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Montgomery Coun-
y, in Maryland. Anci1ary Letters
TsSrSuesatSry On the Personal Estate
PATRICK ]. WALSHE
Ises Of District Of Columhia. deceased.
All persons resident and nonresident
having Claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned TO sx-
hseSt and 6ls. the same. N said Court.
with vouchers thereof, On or before
shs S1Se cay Of October next: they
nSy otherwise By law be excluded
from al benefit Of said Estate. All
persons indebted 20 said Estate srs
requested 70 make Immediate pay
~sr&
Given under ny hard this s1S
day q April n the rear Of our
Lord. c1s thousand nine hundred and
sASEsy-Sx
LEO A. wAIsSEE.
110T Eye s.. y. W.
lQlS Washington. D. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11

0rIex NSs-
g. E-ansSis Ovens. Aunurnsw
WScam clsrrsr
IN rES CIRCTTr COURT rCR
MCeNrSANGSRN COUNTY. As
a CCCSr o. EQUITY.
N0. FS$S E1uzkxs
oR1SRSn uAis tSA Sny II NExx
A. . rss& 6w ne cSrrxsk cSure sor
Mansgsmarx Ssunccs g. . cSx-x II
SSuEE SAaE ~ ale z.nlia ~ {.
Ssanss orsnS AarrnAF ~ Nsra
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AWE snSkseaS ssEseA - -anltnS ADD
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ra-y 2sreof b. sA0wa 81 o. AsIors
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= cepx u eAis order - arssrsui IN
ssnns nawsraQsr rcnSseea IN sad
AorcgSemMr Csuneys 1nra n sM.A n
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sid Nsan iaw ~ A1nsA rS&N
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~ xaaa ~ - Seo.10
CLAYTON K WArKCxS
Ctsr& u ~ cs-uxik cours
crr Moncwumn~ ceure<
rssa csW-Er rtN
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11

Or3er NESs-
II zAs Mz=7zr II -ae N-re-ars s-um
SGgsns A [&~n and Else <
gxuSn. hrs VIA
To
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N TEE CECTEr COURT FC7
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, As
4 CUCEr Or E~CTTT
VI. $50 EsUrT
ORDERED, ms rarn nv NJ Mrr
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
Notice To Cre.6tor-

Notice To CresiTtur-
NOTICE Is EER1T GIVEN
-1Er me SznSEsner u M-rr-zuz-7
CSGrTs las snczansa firm "a
Orphans CSr- Il MrrrrrmET CsC--
q u AEEixnG Lgr7zrz II A1:
1EzEEln IN ne RrurI EErzSs <
ERANxIN NJ PREEX
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11

Notice To CrS1ltorS-
NOTICE IL EERSRr GIVEN
mat ms $srnscrs6sr II Mcrrzomsrr
CeGnrrs has SSaineS f-n1 the
orrn&nS CSU-1 az M,zurrurerw
csunrT. N AR-yiacS Lsc,srs II A.
n1naScSsEssn On ans Persona Exczrs
II
WINTER = ELErCEER
lacs NJ NorngVnsry C0urrT. SscsassSS
Al pssrSrrs having Claims s,gsEnss ne
ieesassa. Az hsrscx warre1 - sx~
asnzh sAa Ssuzs. Win vcurners .asr~cf,
legally sucAsrtxMneS ~ -As zrn~
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ma rncussn4 nlns AnrSSreR and
1fErsy~SlG
MAMIE :. FLE-CEgR
>silnan. MarysarSE
= ECMyR cRME,
SeilnHn. Ma-rsarS&
ES& AErnlnlSc-an1rz
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
Notice To Creditors-

Notice To Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the SChscrhsr II Montgomery
County has onEzIned truu th
Orphans Court OF Mcr<-orsry Cogn-
y, IN Maryland AnsaEarT Letters
Lest2ne1eary On 1he PsrsucA
ANNEvA N PERRY CAMP
izts Of DsssrscE q Colurrnia- d
esase6 An persons resident s1d
noc-rssa3srt having Gains agai1S
ne said deceased. are hsrzhy warned
. sxaScEr and Els. the same. Y sa
CoTs, WIN v0ucnecS zhersrf. n q
before ne E<S Day II Oscpnsr rezs;
snsy nay ocAsr~lse BY law e Il.
=2.sG f-ou al hsnefr II SziG Is.
eaes. Al persons Indicted e sad
ASca1e are requested % mzke u1=
G18es PaTusnE-
GTgen under NY hand Us Ls
3y u Ar1- n s1e Ees- Il cG
LORD one EhcGsz1G urre huca
AID ra-eyGx
NATHAN 3. CAMP.
SOS GeEra AvEug
SSr~ SrDg, NJ
MO Anal&T k-s7r.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11

Order NiSs-
Il sAs MsEesr Ct tie Deed of Trust
From
fG-nSr C. Thompsc1 and Charlotte
V. TAersrsoa. his vile
TO
ThseS0rs y. On and Es-vsy 7.
WlnSesG. Trustees.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. As a
COURT OF EoCTTY.
No, TeoO Equity.
OSDSRER sAs NCA. Day Of Nav.
A. n 1885 eE me CS-ruse Csus for
NoregcmsCx Couneys a. a CoCzs II
EsE1ey, sass 1As ss1e made ny Theo-
Ssrs N GS1. Jr.. Sr~Sxiag rruSose
~ he Gs0rgs WsSaSnge0n Cnsxsr>
sly ami vspoZosS N the ac0Te en-
SssSsS CANS Dc rszaSeS and CO..
H-sS. G1lssS eszs - sAe conr-s-y
eAarsaf be saawn en- Sr before sAs
ESaA say ef [ue. 1885 asxrs Pre-
vtSSec 4 ecrE u SaSS order Ae N
ser-ec II Serns 1swSp82sr rcniSnsi
II SSs1S M9rcgcuery C0CrEv, orcs n
sSAsn or s1c@e SrscsSS.re WesSS csfcre
the ssxnS EsSn TAR II June. 1885
TAs 6spor< <es1ss ne sra0Crr u
cas sale - Dc rwefve EunSS-eG Dol
las tN.Ao.003.
CLAYTON K WATKINS
CisrS u eAe CS--zit Ccur<
Ssr Morrgsmsy CSurrr
rs-s carg-rsSts MS
CLAYTCN <. WATKINS. CFsr&
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11
NELLIE GENEVA COLDER
KNEES$V

zes q NontgonEy County, deceased
Al persons having Gains sSainss
ne caesSssG are hereby warned %
sxnAE EAs same. with vouchers
thereof. legally sn1nsr-iearsd 10 TIE
<1csc<hsr cc O. before me slSz 6zy
T NGTsunsr nsx-> they nay crnsr-
wise hE law De excluded frun al
esnsH- II said Estate. Al persons
I1G5sccsG - sad Estate are rssrssesd
- Mako immediate payment
Gwen 1n6sr nv hand this ISrh 5zy
II Nay N ne ys&< q cur Lord one
thousand 1zs hu1ES-eG and thirty
SIX
Planners BANKING & TRUST
COMPANY OF MONTGOMERY
COUNTY.
81 ECESS2 2 GSxxN. PrssaEszs.
ASE1iSz-S1c< :. :. A.
A-sxz- N RoClc. Azzorrey.
III
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-11

Notice To Creditors
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
-ax= zhs S1hscrlhsr q Nc1tEomsv
CoUy. las ocez-s6 fuu ne
OrrnaR Court of MoCtgDsy
County,, N Maryland Letters Of Adj
zzzzSz-Szocz = = = On the Personal
ESSx-s n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-07
Times Books

DACK of the dullest little stories in your news
- paper there lies wealth of poignant human
drama-if you could only get at it.
Working on that theory, Winifred Holtbv has
written one of the springs finest books-"South
Riding" Macmillan; $3.50, which examines half a
dozen excerpts from the minutes of county council
in Englands Yorkshire and then digs out the story
that goes with each one
The minutes, for instance will devote NATTER
of-fact sentence to the announcement that new
principal has been hired for a county grammar
school; Immediately, Miss Hobby shows you the
school. the energetic young woman who has been
chosen to run it, the children who come under her
influence, and the homes from which they come
THE minutes, again, will refer briefly to new
l. housing scheme; Miss Holtby translates that
into its human terms. shows you the families that
will be affected the political chcanery that is in
voved, and the whole series Of little tragedies and
comedies that follow
Working in that way, she presents remarkable
picture of English life and builds a coherent and
appealing narrative about the dreams people dream
and the valiant, pitiful ways in which they try to
realize them. Altogether, she has written excep-
tonally good novel,
Miss Hobby died shortly after finishing this book.
1t is pity for she had something TO say and knew
how TO say 1t. sBy Bruce Catton)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-07

tce Hughes and Associate Justice Roberts speak up
in ringing tones and enunciate to the satisfaction
of any elocution instructor But some of the Others
when delivering opinion, speak in most num-
bling, confidential way. Those stirring stump
speeches on liberty which Justice Sutherland throws
into his opinions have resounding ring on paper
But he actually delivers them in faint voice which
at times barely carries to the nearby ears of the
Chief Justice.
Furthermore, to time, justices often cut short
their oral delivery explaining that the full reasoning
OF the court will be found in the printed opinion
GO one newspaper correspondent recently went to
~ the residence of Chief Justice Hughes and deli
catey suggested that it would help the press if the
printed opinions were furnished when the delivery
OF an opinion began, not after concluded The
Chief Justice was favorable, but said nothing not
even to his attaches Accordingly they and most
OF the reporters were quite surprised last week when
during the delivery OF an opinion, Justice Hughes
summoned the court clerk and told him hereafter
to hand out the opinions to the reporters when de-
livery was begun from the bench.
1t worked fine until yesterday when Justice
Sutherland began reading the opinion on the SEC
The clerks distributed the little printed sheets
to the reporters. But suddenly there was furious
handwriting from the press desks followed by
frantic whispered conferences with the court at
tache Then new set of pamphlets was distributed
The reporters had been handed the wrong opinion
But 1t shows how accommodating the court is try
Ing TO be.
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TraUeI Safety
by
ROBERT D. POTTER
,corv-,oh, ,aas hv se,.rc. ssrv,cs,
Haywood Broun Is on Vacation.)
Copyright. 1885. BY Science serviceI

WASHINGTON, April (which is
safer, auto airplane or train, in terms
Of the number of millions of miles Travelled
for each fatality caused by them?
Motor cars and trucks have the worst
record on the basis of passenger miles COW
cred per passenger death. This was shown in yes
terdsy's article But highway transport is the most
efficient and sale method of transport if the trans
potation death problem is looked at in another way:
greater number of miles is Travelled by autos and
trucks for each fatality caused than by airpanes and
railroad trains.
In yesterdays article it shown that the pas
senger miles per passenger death looked like this:
Automobiles and trucks: 725 occupant
miles per occupant fatality.
Airlines: 240372 9o passenger miles per passenger
fatality.
However, note the following for the number Of
miles Travelled for fatal accident of any kind what
ever:
Railroads. 375 900 miles per DEATH
Arlines, 100000 miles per death.
Automobiles, 5,658000 miles per death.
The order, it will be seen is completely reversed,
with the airlines still holding the center position in
both cases
The railroads are, therefore, very safe for their
paying passengers, for although 18 passengers were
killed last year. not one Of them was killed in
wreck collision These accidents occurred to per-
jumping moving trains from to car
and
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A Questionable Investment?

HR. DICKINSON'S point is that life is more eff
~ cient if we have motor cars and airplanes and
railroad trains which kill people occasionally than it
is to spend whole lifetimes guratively crawling from
place to place with less loss of life
The reason why man wants faster airplanes,
trains and automobiles is that mass consciousness
has dim, but ineXpressible realization that the
faster way is the more efficient way.
Says DR.. Dickinson:
I'VE use the automobile not only bscause we like
It, but because it time, which is life 1t enables
us to do in a lifetime to enjoy more leisure to
produce more of what want, to save parts of our
lives Suppose now that some one proposes to re-
duce the average speed of automobile travel.
IF we reduce the average speed so that we cover
$50 900 miles less out of each 10 million miles travelled
before for each fatality shall have lost as much
distance would have been covered in lifetime of
walking. This would represent reduction of only
25 per cent in the average speed of travel,
eff we did this and thereby saved every single
highway fatality, it would be questionable invest
ment in life saving. But reduction of 2.5 or per
cent in average speed certainly would save very few
lives, possibly none at ALL"
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then cashed the queen of diamonds
and returned the queen of clubs,
which South won with the ace.
The queen and jack of spades
were cashed, after which declarer
played the king of clubs and ex-
tied with the seven of clubs, West
winning with the jack.
At this point there were only
three cards in each hand. Declarer
held the K-8-6 of hearts, West
had three diamonds, dummy the
nine of hearts and the good spade
and club, and East was down to
the Q-5-4 of hearts. 1t was
Vests lead and he had to play
diamond, which declarer trumped
in dummy with the nine.
If East unidentified, declarer al
so would underruff and then would
make the rest of the trump tricks,
since he had established a grand
coup position.
If East elected to overruff with
the queen, South would overruff
with the king. He then would
hold the two high hearts, giving
him the remainder of the tricks
and his contract of four hearts,
doubled.
Copyright 1885. NEA Service, Incl
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said, to wage the long, uphill cam
paign through the presidential
primaries, to the Republican
nomination in June.
Perhaps there was just enough
truth in this to get under the
Senator's skin. Perhaps this is
the big fight which he has chosen
as the climax of a lifetime.
Whatever the reason may be,
William Edgar Borah is fighting
as he never fought before. This
time he is a "go-through guy"
And there is no question that he
has the power to achieve the goal
he has set for himself:
/. Either get the nomination
himself; or
2. Name the candidate and write
the platform of the Republican
Party.
TT was nearly in the after
l. noon. The Senate had adj
journed, and newspaper man
walked down w. Capitol-st to-
ward the Senate Building office
of Mr.. Borah. He hoped to catch
the Senator before he left for
the day.
Suddenly the newsman stopped.
Across the street, bare headed,
hunched-over figure sat upon a
low concrete bench, partly hidden
by shrubbery. There was some
thing familiar about the cut of
the hair of the silent figure, and
the reporter crossed the street.
Borah was sitting alone, gazing
off into the quiet of the spring
evening. He looked up, smiled,
pointed to the bench, moved his
brief case aside.
Sit down for minute" he said.
1T is pleasant out here. It has
been lovely spring day."
Senator" asked the reporter,
after moment, how is the cam
paign coming?"
We'll, it is hard to say. I am
getting great many encouraging