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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
FORD 1888 panel delivery truck a. ton;
fully reconditioned: refinished black: guar
anteed; liberal trade. easy terms. Triangle
Motors l401 R I ave ne
INTERNATIONAL 1887 pickup truck. bar
gain. terms. TRIANGLE Motors. 140l R. l.
FORD 1888 de luxe large panel delivery
truck; only Sl75; terms. Mr.. Roper, 1890
r. I. ne.
FORD 1896 panel truck; a beauty, quiet
motor, perfect body. all good tires; priced
low at S24S: terms to SG,t you owens
Motor Co.. 6323 Georgia ave NV.
FORD 1885 panel delivery; original red
finish; used carefully by fancy grocery
company; serviced every night: this panel
say. Logan Motors. 3540 14th NV. Dist.
5631 Any car a down payment
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oLDSMoBHE 1885 6-cyl. 4-door sedan:
recondltoned motor: hydraulic brakes:
tpholstery shows no wear; five excellent
tires: black finish: only S33a; easv terms
X Steuart, Inc 1925 14th St NV.
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1897 6-paSs 4-door Sc
| dan; radio; black; chauffeur driven: new
Goodrich tires; SAB: name on request A
!. A. guarantee; any car a down payment:
see 1t al Logan Motors, iii 18th St W
| Dist $500
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PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe coupe; roomy
rumble seat, new appearance excellent
tires clean uphol.; surely a coed car
! bits. 1ll4 Vermont ave Nv
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OLDS 1897 g. touring sedan. splendid
and economical family car that we Will
LuIiy guarantee. priced to sell quickly
Top price for your car. Mckee Service
center, 22nd and N sts. NV, or 6666
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PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; finished in Old London BLACK, in
terror overstuffed hand-tufted broadcloth
$3.50. Call for home demonstrat.on at no
ooligation. Easy terms LEO ROCCA
INC. 5-1-9-1l n Y ave ne Natl 1921
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PLYMOUTH 1885 coach; new black finish
excellent floating power engine. spotless
interior. very good tires a real value
Tor S345. PACKARD, 24th and SIS. NV
Republic 0l45
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PONTIAC ''S' 1898 coupe: The most uerfect
one in town; equipped with expensive radio
and heater; a real outstanding value at
terms because we handle all our own fnanc-
ing at SUPERIOR MOTORS, l4th and p
SITS Dupont 1900
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED
CASH ]

DON'T sell until you see us will pay yc
unpaid balance, give you difference in ca
Barnes Motors 1929 l4th st
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OLDSMOBTLE 1885 6-cylinder de luxe .
ooor sedan; radio. black finish almost like
new car that you see once in lifetime
a: T. A. guarantee; only S45o. Logan
MOTOR Co. 18TH and NJ SITS NV District
5S03. Any car down payment
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PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe coupe. Radio
original black finish. low mileage by one
owner name on REQUEST, Perfect condl-
Ion: special, S429. Lee D Butler. Inc
! ll2l 2lSt 81 n " District 1918
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PLYMOUTH 1895 &c luxe 2-door sedan:
large trunk. actually driven only 1861
by one owner name on request; absolutely
the unusual car in every way. also spe-
C4aIIy priced today, $4,000. Hill d To
bits. lll4 Vermont ave II u
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PACKARD 1887 1Y0-C 4-dr trunk sedan;
gllstening tet-black finish spotIess broad
cloth upholstery equivalent to new me-
chanicaly, 5 excellent tires: guaranteed;
reduced to S595. PACKARD, gath and
SITS. NV. Republic Ol4h
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1897 couDe radio
heater, white-wall tires: owned by doctor
name on request: S745. A. r A guaran-
tee, any car down payment: see il at
LOGAN Motors. $3.50 I4th ST u " Dlst 6G2I
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FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan;
black. original finish broadcloth uphol-
oWnsd bv car that gqu soeo s9n onv see %
81 40 down, S21 per mo. A. T. A. Guar
antee. ANY car a down payment. Logan
Motor Co.. 18th and M sts. NV. Dist.
kSn2
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PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan; gun-metal gray finish, owned by
local doctor. this is clean car for only
! S391' A 7. A. guarantee: any car a
Gown payment Logan Motors, 18th and
NJ SITS. W. District 5SN3
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I FORD 1887 coupe; this car will please The
most critical buyers Economical plus that
famous Ford performance Beautiful
! hnlsh; tires, motor and interior will bear
| close inspection; only 1850; Chernerized
and fully guaranteed, Cherner Motor Co
| LII Florida ave. NV. North S565
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PACKARD 1888 "6' sedan, radio and
Your opportunity to own a Packard at
real price. Come in today. Mckee
Service Center, 22nd and N SITS. NV. or
1855 Wis. ave. NV.
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OLDSMOBILE 1887 de luxe 2-door trunk
SEDAN radio equipped. black finish like
new. seat covers since new; only S595;
A. 7. A. guarantee: any car a down pay
ment. Logan Motors, 18th and NJ SITS.
NV. District 5SO3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1897 2-door sedan. Century, per-
.ect condition; reasonable. Private owner
Georgia 6416.
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OLDsMOB1LE 1927 scyl. 2-door touring
grav; motor thorouehlv checked and fully
guaranteed: rubber and interior excellent:
Splendld car for pleasure: low price at
s5Io. l. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th ST.
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FORD 1885 Tudor; excellent appearances,
quiet smooth motor, tires almost brand
new; only S15 down, balance less than
| and P SITS. NV. Dupont aO0 ~
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OLDS 1888 6-cyl. de luxe coupe: robins
motor completely overnauled: only Sl6Q;
N6 down, SIS month; no co-signers. any
car a down payment, Logan Motors, 18Th
and NJ StS NV Dist 5SG2
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 (six) 4-door touring
SEDAN; Jet black; priced right to sell quick
ly; fully guaranteed. We finance our own
deals and can offer you the best terms in
the city. SUPERIOR MOTORS, 14th and
StS. Nv. Dupont 1900
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sedan; reconditioned floating power mo-
TOR; spotesSs broadcloth interior; new tires
hydraulic brakes; clean finish To be
sold for exactly what We have in it. only
S2S7. L. P. Steuart, Inc. (Branch). 1884
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FORD 1896 coupe Radio and MANY ex-
traS Has had very good care and will
really real giXe Years Years Of good service An ex-
as SIS down. Balance less than So per
month. SUPERIOR Motors, l4th and P sis
NV Dupont 1900 0'''
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PONTIAC 1885 2-door trunk sedan. Heat
s ssr original finish. AL condition; Get be-
SSina Silnna the wheel of this car today. Now
S3S.; 5-day trial Lee D. Butler. Inc.
II21 21st st. NV District 12lS
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HARRY J KANE. Jr. Attorney for holder
myIi.I213,15.1
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PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coupe: motor
safe hydraulic brakes safety glass and
many other fine Plymouth features; rub
Der and interior excellent; S325 l. P
Steuart. Inc. 1928 18th ST n W
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PACKARD 1898 5-passenger sedan, series
l400. super s; the original black finish is
perfect; SpotleSS interior excellent tires
This surely has been a well-cared-for car
We are Offering all our Packards at greatly
reduced prices; S545: C. c. c. Guaranty
Nail. 33O0. Omen Sun and eve
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I PACKARD 1885 business coupe: clean as
new almost; motor thoroughly recondi-
toned; man did not intend to trade until
month; no co-signers; A T A. guarantee;
any car down payment. Logan Motors.
1Sth and NJ SIS NV. District 5SO3
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PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan, large trunk; plenty of room and
economy: safety steel construction. hy-
6raulic brakes; very good tires; only
Sl26 down; easy terms; guaranteed
Steuart Motors. 9Th and N Y ave NV
Nail 1000. Omen nveninRS
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HUPMOBILE 1885 sedan: very sturdy and
reliable car that We have checked through
out Will give YOU many thousa ads OF
miles Of pleasant and carefree service:
S2So. Terms that are easy See Uncle
Joe today. Over 200 cars for your seiec-
North '' '''>'
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FORD 1887 "S5" 2-dr. de luxe trunk Sc
dan; appearance, tires, mechanically next
10 new car, notwithstanding radio: surely
fine car; terms to suit YOU; S439 00
HIN d Tibbitts. lll4 Vermont ave ~
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PACKARD 1887 business coupe 12O-C;
terror; radio. We are offering ali our
Packards at very low prices; S495. C c. c.
Guaranty. CAPITOL Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd
St n W. Natl 1900 Omen SIM and eve
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OLDSMOBILE 1887 touring sedan: motor.
paint, tires and general condition Will
please tine most critical buyer. see this
nne car today; just one of over 100 fine
cars to select; Will sell quickly al S595
ALWAYS a BARGAIN at ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1419 Irving st. NV. or large
uSed-car lot at New York ave. and Bladens-
burg I'd. ne, Adams O515 or Lincoln 1922
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PLYMOUTH 1896 2-door trunk sedan; clean
| as new; $3.50. $40 down, balance S91 per
month A. T. a. guarantee; any car a down
payment. Logan Motor Co, 354O 14th ST.
NV District 563I
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FORD 1896 de luxe S5 black coupe: original
baked enamel finish: like new; used by local
doctor since new serviced in our shop every
month; only S3l9: SO down. balance S21
month no indorsers: any car a down pay
ment. Logan Motors, 18th and NJ sts NV.
Dist $500 "
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PLYMOUTH 1886 sport coupe: black A
car YOU wlll ike. at price that Will amaze
you Only 1897. Lee D. Butler, Inc.
/ llHl 81 ST ST. n ". DlSr- 121S
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PACKARD 1885 .5-passenger touring Sc
dan. 120-C: 9 disc wheels, fender wells,
| very clean car We are offering all our
Packards at greatly reduced prices: 1929
&C. G; guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.
Sun and eve
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. NASH 1898 de luxe coach. 6-cylnder;
= owner can't pay; sacrifice, S467; terms
: Nj. Roper. lIan r I ave n 2 .
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FORD 1896 de luxe Tudor and RS, coupe:
hne-appearlng. well-conditioned cars: al
ways in demand at $3.50; any terms.
Sk1NkER. l4th and Pa. ave 81
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FACkARD 1897 l2U-C 4-dr. trunk sedan;
ghstening jet-black finish, spotless broad
cloth upholstery. equivalent to new me-
chancally. 5 excellent tires; guaranteed:
reduced to S595. PACKARD, oath and
SITS NV. Republic Ol45
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FORD 1885 Tudor "S5" only $3.50; S2.l0
down, balance $40 per month; A. T A
Guarantee. ANY car down payment Logan
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ACRIFICE SALTWATER FRONT LOTS
earby beach resort. Call National 400
AND SUMNER SEA-
WATER FRONT-S2O ACRE,

On Patuxent River so acres. trees
wild life, shore fishing good road. Terms
S20u down; balance easy Call j. HARRIS
wood 2232
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FORD 1897 de luxe Fordor touring sedan:
custom radio, heater and trunk puiit in;
factory finish without a scratch uphol-
Stery clean and shows no wear; smooth.
efhcient VS. motor; tires excellent: S445;
guaranteed: easy terms. Steuart Motors
evenings
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BUICK 1888 special convertible 4-door
touring sedan; cost Sl,66s: radio. heater
wheels mounted on sides; mechanically and
appearance excellent throughout: reduced
over $500 for quick sale: fully guaranteed
Terms if desired. See Mr. Barnes, 1923
14th st. NV. Dec 1890
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1898 4-dr sedan; one
OF Americas S finest cars, years ahead in
modern design, looks as well as many 80
models. beautiful finish luxurious appoint
ments; great bargain for only Sqf9
Chernerized and fully guaranteed Cherner
S:l61
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PACKARD 1885 "12O" 4-door sedan. Ra-
dio. heater; satin black finish Butler
Bonded. Special at only SAT-. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. 1121 21st st. NV. District
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FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor sedan: tires near
ly new; factory rebuilt motor; A. T A.
guarantee; owned by Government oficial;
only SlS9: 50 down, balance S13 per
month; no co-signers; any car down pay
ment. Logan Motor Co., 18th and NJ sts.
NV. Dist. 5S03
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TRUS TEES SALE CT VALUABLE APART
MENT BUILDING. KNOWN AS PREM
ISES no. 1888 FIFTEENTH STREET
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L1NCOLN-ZEPHYR de luxe coupe. heater
radio, ,defrosters. low mileage like new:
must be sold for estate. Mr.. Babcock,
District $500. 1920 New York ave n W
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GRAHAM 1898 de luxe 4-door trunk Sc
dan. SupercharRer." overdrive low mile
age by one owner name on reauest For
a real thrill drive it-see it today Butler
Bonded; S767. Lee D. Butler, Inc. ll21
21st st NV District 1918
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PONTIAC 1884 de luxe master 2-door
trunk: radio and heater; owned by an Army
doctor; firSt-class car all around only
S249: So. 10 down, SIS per month; no in
dorsers; T. A. Guarantee. Any car a
down payment. Logan Motors. 2lst st. and
N. Y. ave. NV Met oSlS
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FORD 1888 de luxe coupe: black: radio:
only used very little by an elderly LADY: al
only S595 this is steal Just a year old
and cost new SS4S: A. T A guarantee
Losan Motor Co., 18th and NJ stS NV Dist
oNU3 ANY car down payment
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PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coach. excelIer !
doating-power eng: safe hydraulic brakes,
low mileage. Fully Chernerized and fully
guaranteed. Uncle Joe will give you mora
for your car if YOU trade now See him
today. $500. Cherner Motor Co. I'LL
Fla. ave. NV. North ShHS
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FORD 1887 TUDOR ''S7'; luggage space.
George Washington blue: 3O-day guarantee;
a perfect car for only $3.50 $50 down,
balance S@l month car No. 9ss; A. r A.
guarantee; any car down payment
LoEan Motors. 354o 14th st. NV. District
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FORD 1894 Tudor sedan: new tires orIgi-
ma! BLACK finish, clean INSIDE, motor does
not smoke. driven hy Navy Department Of
Hciat name on reQueSD: Sl49 will buy
lH'}4 ForGS, hut not like his one AT A.
guarantee. ANY car down payment Logan
MOTORS @lst 81. and N. Y. ave. NV. Met
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I HUDSON 1888 custom Travelair club
| cream. with pony tonneau: owner will
| Sacrlflce. settle summer concession: re-
| sponsble party take over notes, small pay
ment. Republic 1900 1Ss
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CHEVROLET 1887 2-door trunk sedan;
new appearance and thrifty performance
from its Valve-in-head motor; no-draft
ventilation, hydraulic brakes : fine tires:
look no farther for a low-priced, depend
able family car: S4G5; guaranteed; easy
terms. Steuart Motors. 9th and N Y. ave
NV. Natl. 5000. Open evenings
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FORD 1898 convertible cabriolet: 10000
miles; leather upholstery. black finish: only
Nh49i any terms YOU say: A r A. guaran-
tee. Logan Motors. 18th and M SITS, NV
Dist 5S03
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PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe cOupe redio.
heater spotlight. low mileage; S225 cash,
take up payments u at S2755 Call
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OLDSMOBILE 1897 coupe; motor thor
oughly CHERNERIZED and fully guar
anteed. fine little coupe, will give you
new-car service in every detail; reduced to
S549. Trade your car NOW. Uncle Joe
will give you MORE. Terms to suit you
Cherner Motor Co., 171l Florida ave. NV
North S5f5
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PACKARD 1882 sedan; this car has the ap-
pearance of a much later model, has many
extras; terms as low as $5 90 down and
balance less than S17.0O per month,
Superior Motors. 14th and p sts. NV.
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Bruin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

A Coast Guard intelligence officer
was much perturbed over the &C
tivities of smugglers in a certain
area. After weeks of painstaking
labor his men had boiled down the
information and located on a map
the points where, at certain time
one night, smugglers had had small
boats placed. In order to, figure out
which of these boats had sent and
which had received messages that
night which the Coast Guard had
intercepted, the officer had to segre-
gate the boats into individual areas,
To do this he wanted to draw six
lines on the map which would rep
resent the direct lines between
points where his men had been
located and which, he hoped, would
result in finding that each smuggler
boat was separated from all others
by the lines. Can you draw six lines
to do this?
(Copyright, 10Ss)
ANSWER on Page B-16)
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the House of Representatives, it is
my judgment that from the stand
point Of effective and militant party
spirit and program, it may be bet
ter for my party to have had its
majority reduced despite my very
deep personal regret over the de-
feat of many of my Democratic
colleagues.
Speaking as one representative of
the Democratic party, fell that we
cannot afford to overlook the result
of the last election. I think it the
part of political expediency, as we'll
as of public service. to undertake to
analyze. as far as We may, the causes
of the increased vote by the opposi-
ton party and If it is the definite
conclusion that such results were
obtained solely by either bad fea-
lures of the laws that we have
passed or by the unwise administra-
ton OF those laws, and not by local
conditions entirely aside from Fed
eral activities, which had a pro-
found reaction in some States, then
to take steps to meet public opinion
in the modification and correction
of such criticisms as may have been
influential in the recent election, and
feel confident that that will be
the spirit animating the actions of
the majority party in Congress.
If I may be permitted to do so,
without appearing to be too partisan
in this address, it is comforting to
us who have been instrumental in
securing the passage of many of
these so-called New Deal laws that
the leaders of the opposition very
frankly concede that they recognize
the wisdom and justice of most of
the outstanding laws we have
passed, and that they would not
undertake to repeal them in prin-
ciple or in substance, but that their
efforts would be largely upon the
basis Of correction and modification
of some features of such legislation
that they see fit to criticize.
AS practical politicians and as
men who are anxious to preserve
the dominance of their party in
government, I feel confident that
it will be the objective Of Demo-
cratic leadership, as well as the
purpose of the rank and file, to act
with as much harmony and coher-
ence as may be possible without the
surrender of individual intellectual
integrity upon some particular
phases Of legislation.
I wish to thank this Forum for
the opportunity to express these
very fragmentary and inconclusive
sentiments and to again express my
great admiration for the wonderful
possibilities of molding public opin-
ion through the instrumentality OF
the radio.
cannot refrain in closing from
expressing very great satisfaction
as an American citizen over the re-
assuring prospects for the new year.
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without . certain sinister dignity,
standing at the taf1rail Of q liner
bound for the Argentine and watch
ing that brilliant theme with endless
variations, q moon1it wake. Already
as they came into warmer ATTITUDES,
dots and thin threads OF prosphor-
escence were becoming ffequent In
the black green water.
Farewell to England" he said.
Farewell to the political life. Fare
well to proletariat and bourgeoisie.
Farewell to the stink and infinite
vulgarity OF mechanized civiliza-
ton. And in particular farewell to
the mockery called law"
He was going back to the great
freedom Of nature-in a general sort
OF way. Presently Bonina, as weary
OF that so-called civilization as he
Was/ would break away from the
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tutelage Of her trustees and come
after him. So she had promised
him. They Would get some little
100-tonner, they would get to-
gether q crew of congenial souls and
sail of westward from Valparaiso,
to lead lives Of untrammeled scorn,
defiance and impulse in the South
Seas. They would have . great
time. They would perhaps buy or
acquire some little sunlit island
and become sun children. They
had. worn the harness Of q decadent
social life long enough.
Now they would love like tigers,
now they would pursue each other
naked about the atoll, slashing at
each other wildly and deliciously
with riding whips or rush through
the breakers rejoicing and dive and
fight sharks with the long, thin
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knives they would carry between
their teeth.
When his leg was better, that Is.
And II she didn't change her mind
at the last moment 4.
What were they saying Of him in
England? CNot that he cared .
DAMN But what were they prob.
ably saying? Would there be . re-
action7 Would they want him
back?
There was no reaction, no one
wanted him back. and 20 he van.
ishes from our story to the throb
Of q steamer screw, into the sweet,
deep blue Of the subtropical night
tCopyrisht. 1899. b. the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Ine)
Tomorrow-The Group and the
Room Of Memories.
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Ak(E5(l3;!5sae9! kE53!? II 3! !; 9!
~ WORLD DICTATOR
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING
INSTRUMENTS.

6xNOF615 OF PRECEDING
INSTALLMENTS.
Disanected members of Lord Horatio
Bohun's fascist and moribund Popular
SOCIALIST party seized. upon Rudolf
WnitIoW-s clever, ambitious, ruthless
the logical man to oust Bohun from the
ieeaddership ead and rsiuvenate the party.
denouncing the British government for
landing marines in South Carolina to
help the United States Government put
GOWN poor white" rising and calling
for unity Of the. common men Of both
nations against their governments The
next step was . Showdown" meeting
to which both sides came with an army
Of toughs prepared to dominate BY
muscle II not by logic. In the ensuing
ngnt; Rud was Knocked out early
hustled on to Bohun's headquarters
me Purple House. and lodged there in a
GSeil IN tho mans secret torture cham
.ean, Dsr, u ne waited IN darkness what
OF failure and doom and torture.
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| Locomotive Water

Americas steam locomotives use
600 billion gallons of water a year,
which is enough to fill two channels
100 yards wide and nine feet deep
from New York to San Francisco.
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Exit Lord Bohun.

This chapter is trailing as many
tailpieces as q kite. The end one
shail be . lonely. tall figure, not
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Tomorrow-The Group and the
Room Of Memories.
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Republic.
There can be no question that the
public mind of America as indicated
by the press and by some specific
surveys of public opinion is thor
oughly in favor of a very full con-
sideration Of our problems of ma
tional defense and will indorse the
actions Of the Congress in making
adequate and yet reasonable pro-
visions for our safety and security.
It Is also quite probable that part
OF the Presidents message may be
devoted to discussion of our
transportation problems, particu-
1arly the plight of our great railway
systems at the present time. This
is a matter of very great concern
to the future of our country and it
may be that a proper solution of
the transportation situation may re-
quire a basic reconstruction of the
entire system Of transportation, in
cluding not only railroads but also
highway, water and air-borne COM
merce. It is a problem which, in my
opinion, should not be acted upon
hastily or without adequate con-
sideration of all the factors in
volved, and I feel that before wise
legislation can be recommended
that 1t will be necessary to have q
very full and complete congress
sional survey Of every phase of the
problem.
Relief Deficiency.
One of the first matters that will
engage the attention Of the Con-
gress is that of providing q de-
ficiency appropriation to carry for
ward until the first day of July the
great burden of relief in its various
phases. It has been indicated that
the existing appropriation will be
sufficient to run this program for
only . few weeks longer and it Is
quite possible that there will be