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STOCK FARM AND GENTLEMAN S
ESTATE

ESTATE
Within 80 minutes drive from White
House in Monts. Co. An unusual plauta-
tion of 3a1 acres with 1:,-room homestead
in charming SETTING Many other buildings.
barns. stables. SiloS. garages. 3 tenant
houses: $50 900 worth of buildings. all for
price OF land alone; most liberal longtime
terms.
Beautifully watered by Rock Greek: 100
acres rich blue grass: soil among most
fertile and productive in Maryland Also
100 acres woodland, near country club:
convenient hunt clubs and race tracks: a
sportsmans ideal place. yet has been
operated at profit for years. IN AREA
ENHANCING VALUES. A sound investment
Profitable to operate. Pleasant to live on.
Easy access to all advantages. educational.
social. political in National Capital. Phone
MI. Farquhar. Natl $500 or Adams O3O3
BOSS 4 PHELPS.
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227 A.. 16O A. TILLABLE BALANCE IN
virgin timber. and grazing land; 3 mi:
by s-r. Crane, house. frep aces: exc
view: cleo available; watered by mt.
springs small creek through farm al
crops: immediate possession; S1l 900
Have (4) exc. properties in Purcell
Vile, Va also - a. in Blue Ridge Mts.;
view Loudoun Valley; on route r: $4,000.
EXC. grocery meat business in thriv-
Ing town no chain stores; 81. 600 busi-
ness in 1898: bldg with garage rents at
SIS per mo-; long lease. For sale at in
ventory prices, around So 600; includes
stock and equipment all salable goods;
will stand every Investigation: ill health
reason for selling.
C. c. ELSEA Realtor,
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BUICK 1926 Model al" de luxe 4-door
ttounrlng sedan: has radio and heater:
1ulIy guaranteed: a beautiful car: try ii
out and Judge for Yourself: only S4a5:
easy terms. STANDARD MOTOR SALES.
lhN3 l4th st. NV. North 2o3S
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CADILLAC 1881 convertible sport sedan.
e wheels; tires, motor. upholstery like new
throughout, special Fleetwood body: sold
new for over $4,000 formerly owned By
hish-ranking Army officer: price ridicu.
lously low: terms and trade. Wade Buick
Co. Inc. used-car lot, S206 Georgia ave
Silver Spring. Nd. Shep 900
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cATALoG, PHOTO. DETAILS: STATE
road; gas. station. tourist cabin property;
IA miles Atlantic City: rooms; 2I4 acres
pumps. tanks. cabins: price. 50 500: low
terms. BRAY & MACGEORGE. est. 1901.
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STOCK FARM OF 147 ACRES ON CON
crete road, 26 miles from Washington
l4o acres in grass. : acres wooded. Well
The house has rooms and sits back
from the road In grove of trees on a
hill. Barn and other farm buildings.
axes, 80 per year. Clear of debt.
Price, $4,000: $4,000 cash. bal 81 900
per year. See, MASON HIRsT. AMMAN
dale. Va at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria S69-J-1. Closed Sun
days.
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ST. MARYs COUNTY ESTATE. ZOO
acres, near Wicomico River, at SlO per
acre. on paved road. including large dwell
town Md
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BUICK 1885 4door touring sedan very
sturdy and reliable car that's O. X me-
chanlcally and in appearance 5 very good
tircS. clean interior well worth 1855; over
100 other fine cars Always a BARGAIN
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1419 Irving
st NV Adams O515
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1874 ACRES, NORTHERN MD.

Brick residence; rooms; eIectriclty;
fireplaces; lovely district: good water wood.
fruit, painted 1O-ft barn; S4.10O; terms;
picture page "A, free catalogue. 16 States.
255-CR 4th ave- N Y City,
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BUICK 1887 convertible 4-door trunk se-
dan six,wheel de luxe model SOC Cen
fury model with white sidewall tires radio
and heater. This automobile is in Al
condition and runs to suit the most care
tul buyer. We are selling this car at
about half its original new-car selling
price. Terms to suit you. and our writ
ten guarantee; S1g5. STANDARD MOTOR
SALES, 1905 lith St NV North ooas
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AEROPLANES.
MONEY WANTED.

NEW AND USED, cash or terms. instruc
ton included. Capitol Airport. Phon
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BUICK 1898 S-passenger Limited: mile
age only s,l4O miles; fully equipped; per-
iect condltlon; sold at sacrifice due to
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$40, ACRES GOOD, ROLLING TOBACCO
land. 10 mi to D. c. OF State rd in So
Nd. opposite Govt. farm and proposed
state park; 100 a. clear, bal. good timber,
houses, l tob. barn, l stable, run. stream
and we'll water, elec. and phone avail. For
sale in lots. large and small acreage to
suit buyer SIS to $50 per a. Terms
Drive out T. B. rd. to sign . miles below
T: 3. turn left Is. miles to farm North
l12 or Brandywine 1863 for appoint at
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FARM. -167 ACRES. FRONTING L. MILES
on highway Route 4 springs. Greek o.
room house. l bath. hot-water heat. elec ::
] horse, . mules. farm implements: 20
minutes from city. 1925 18th st. NV.
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173 ACRES, 65 CLEAR. 6s WOODED IN
cluding ,6-rm frame house and Groom
camp cabin. mr.. Gunston Hall on Pohick
Greek. 81 miles from WASHINGTON; priced
right. N. c. HINES & SONS. PIG Wilson
blvd. or call Chestnut 244O
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21S acres. 100 under cultivation; 23
road Improved by good Groom house
Barn. 36x52 feet. with 10 stanchions and
5 stalls for horses: Corncrib, s'x20': Poul-
chine shed 2Ox32'. Garage. 16'x2O.
All buildings in good condition. Price.
$4,000.
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BUICK 1895 4-dr. trunk sedan. black:
Lao' lsGio' heater: good shape: S425. Ram
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. TO 81. ACRE TRACTS ON STATE ROAD
Electricity. Cleared. ready to garden Easy
monthly payments. Apply Alex Edelen's
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90 ACRES. GROOM HOUSE ORCHARD
spring; facing hard road to city: 81 800:
also farms for rent. B. F. PERROW. Rem
ington Va
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neint an conVerrioIe u, coupe; oflRlnal
terms, Columbia SS41, Apt. $40. 244O
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BUICK 1888 convertible coupe: clean as
a pin: only SS5 down. Burrows Motors,
1928 18th st NV
BUICK ~; on parking lot. End and Consti.
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CENTURY OLD DWELLING. CENTER
HALL. ROOMS. BATH ELECTRICITY,
HEAT. TENANT HOUSE. FINE BARN
EST issI SIRE sTREAM 3ITTd oTTEREb sY it owNER fHR-
GREATLY REDUCED PRICE. SUMMERS.
MET 3446
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FARMS WANTED.

HAVE BUYERS FOR SOUTHERN MARY
land farms. land and acreage o. B.
ZANTzINGER CO.. 945 K st. NV. Nat
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SIDES lot STAKE BODY truCk. 1166 18th
st. NV. National 1865,
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100 acres. on hard gravel road. 4h
miles from Leesburg. Va. 14O acres cleared,
balance in wood. 37la miles from Wash
ington, D. C. Improved by good 6-room
frame house. horse barn. machine sheds,
corncrib, old stone spring house. Watered
by good spring near the house. Large
stream runs through property. Electricity
will be available in short time. Price.
$4,000.
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l-5 ACRES. $50 PER ACRE. FRONTING
Central ave. Route PA to Annapolis. IA mi
C.; part wooded, cleo: S25 down. $40 mo-
AdamS 4I26 week days after ) p m. or Mr.
BAMFORD. West River .l6-F-6
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TRAiLERS FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WILL EXCHANGE service as cook or butler
hours evening in exchange for a small
car during summer, week days. Lincoln
1923 Sunday.
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CHEVROLET 1a34 coupe; black finish mo-
hair interior thrifty for personal or busi-
ness use; good rubber: clean throughout:
81 70. Pohanka Service. 1926 goth NV.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

End COM-VACANT
510 2nd st. n.w.-Over 1000 IT, foor
space modern FUSED as bakery: 25-ft.
side alley; low price: terms. LLOYD r.
TURNER, 500 7th st. s.w.
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bedroom house. servant quarters good barn
near District. convenient bus and school;
occupancy Aug. list. Box 422-A, Star
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BUICK 1892 de luxe roadster: very finest
s.1iui1ion' LOOKS new; S95; terms, SIS cash.
After ] pm. Dupont gTR5 J6s
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EXCEPTIONAL FARM. 200 ACRES $50 IN
ALFALFA Brookville pike Section-Modern
stone residence on beautiful knoll: 4 bed
rooms 3 baths. beautiful living room with
open fireplace. new ho.-water heating
plant. Large dairy barn accommodates
20 cows. Eeultry houses for 500 birds All
BUILDINGS and tenant houses in splendid
condition. Priced for quick sale: consider
trade Many other desirable farms and
ard Counties. O B. ZANTzINGER CO,
G45 K st. NV. Natl. 9593. Eve. Hillside
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LOTS FOR SALE.

EXCLUSIVE. BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE;
Westmoreland Hills; y blk Mass. ave. cir
Gle. OWNER sacrifice. Natl. 02Ss. En-
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NJ FROM ROCKVILLE. BY OWNER
l3Ii3 a., 9-r. house. bath. electricity:
fields: immediate possession: on hard road.
Phone Gaithersburs SOL w T. LEWIS.
r. Q. Box | !. Galfhershurc Md
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; SURRENDER
WITHOUT FIGHT
(BUI.I.ETIN1

ARDEN VALLEY. Ida. -
sheriff Jack Tucker. two deputies
and = penitentiary guard. captured
IIonnie N'aIIing. 81. escaped Idaho
pepiteatiars convict, In = powder
house an Mcbride creek late To-
day.
BOISE. Ida. - Two hundred
possemen hunted the Psyette river
district today for Lonnis Wailing.
81. last Of four conyiets who
escsp ped Saturday from the Idaho
state peniteutiary.
His three companions. Clifford
Dsugherty. IS. Edgar Leroy
Pruett. 10. and Raymond Curtis
20. surrendered last night. when
a cabin In which they had taken
refuge near Garden Valley was
surrounded by national guards
men. CCC workers and mountain
GERS
Wslling Is believed armed with
q rife ann ammunition, and has
field glasses and quantity Of
food. The supplies were obtained
at a shespeamp. where he held
two sheepbefders captive sunday
night
The three captured eouvicts. who
had declared they would shoot
It out II eorneted surrendered
without . fight.
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2Conuicts, Who
Fled In Cyclone
Killed In Fight

PINE BLtff. Afk. Two dan.
Ksrous. lonF-tsrm Negro coavlcts.
who escaped In the confusion fol-
lowing q cyclone that stngek this
prison farm. we're killed today in =
hand.to-baud fight with two prs.
on TRUSTEES Ia a swamp near Cum
mins prison farm. They we're;
Archie Ged~ss IS. s.utsaesd
from ouaehits county. Arh. ia
1884 for assault to xiii shI Dssf {.
slary. serving life Imprisonment,
Jan~s Patterson ~. sentenced
from Columbia county. Ark. IN
March. 1887. serving seven years
for burglary. and wanted IN Mat
ehodoehss parish. La. on a sheriff =
order
The tss TRUSTEES found the
esasset. In the swamp after
searching throughout TIE
might for II iea.t 10 psissssrs
whs escaped wb~a . sysisss
exsl~d the psisss barracks.
One o. the conViets Jumped from
behind a eiutnp of brushes and at
tackled one Of the TRUSTEES. IN ar
effort 10 get has gsn. wasH THIS
second truly tried = help hlz
companion. tEs other eonslet at
Tackled han. THEN 1ns 81 tue
TRUSTEES managed 10 reach Eis
p.sto4. and ssOt the consicis.
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Grocer's Son Is Enthroned AS Archbishop

MN tOhk $3.50 Afnlftsf ihs
ssismn pagssntfy u tAs f;0-
man Catholic church the
Met Rev. Francs. syalIaaa
va sntnroned IL 81 pat
rieks ssthsdfai today q. ths
sixth archbishop ~ ihs Roman
Catholic sfehJsoese< ~ ss~
York
Before . aaitltuss II ths
faithful. aha filled ths eathx.
dfal and DysffloNea ~ theps-
sAdx lHts nearby stfs~Ls. me
ssl-ysaf Old yfslsts. AN ~
ANAL ts,s~n grocer. b<e4ns
splrtual lsAdsE VI the mOst
influential see ~ hls ehgseE.
The hronsmsnt sas the
high point ~ = moving esf~s
Dony. Arehsisnop Anlsto
Giovanni Cieogssni. APOSTOLIC
delegate. led the sfcnhsshSp-
elect from the altar 20 The
high thfons of ths gospel sids.
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Hollywood hero -- w. Gibson
Carey il, OF Port Chester.
n. Y.
Only ". Carey Is the Youngest
man ever elected president Of the
Chamber OF Commerce Of the
United States. he Ia also the
first World war veteran 10 hold
that por
In an inaugural letter 10 g. of
G. members he provided battle.
cry for the expected tussis be.
tween business and government In
the next eighteen months Hard
work. self-discipiine. new products
and increasing production Will help
Va. Experimental legislation. def
cts. propaganda and unnecessarily
high taxes viii not help as"
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continuous ssfiss " receptions and
royal functions since they arrived
seven days ago ~ Quebee.
The royal train LEFT rofanfo Al
Z p. m. psf.
The royal couple We're to make =
ten. minute stop At i2.la p, "a. al
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$4,000 ARE IDLE
IN AUTO STRIKE

DGTuOtT--A ssslhs a nstGgs
Manufacturing sassp~ay ptssts
fesssa sii t'hsysIsf eosparsfisa
plants 10 suspend operations tn
DAY and f1ssl~ 81 mo esrh<fs ssiie.
The uansb~s ~ ~ssh~rs sffeets<1
4ss lhx xrsst~st sknxs tks sstestu~n
strikes n 1897.
chfyslss. psAntB. F1tm<Mkb sn1
f,s,slgs motor e&r pss4taxtloe wpn
halted Less than ~ hsssss alses
Tinted AssesssfsIs workers stai<N
stsfoi eslissi . stftts u IN reveo
Afixxs pl@nis IN p~tfatts IN
f'hsysief ssrf.ssssaa fsstossss ssfe
fssssa 10 els4~ b~ssa~s ~ sls0rt~
aye ~ ttslxssssslitt bsssisss.
Tns chfystss sfsisk plant esa~
Unused in spsssilsn. ~ cbfy1tsrs
Is 40 1wksfs. approximately 81
900 vsfs Idle. tbes~ 1oft,nx bet9o
employed al ina ssuek plant r. -
fn.iassh.bss ss sbIppInxs ~
p1oxlmsfsiY III ,9 woskArs weeo
lnvslvsa IN she Hstxss ssfiks.
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fsmsd efa4f iHfoaed Z T.
p~am. Thsa ukahop ntssea
J. peasss>. administration -
Ina sfssan<ss~ siaee IL d>atb
af cardia1l Hatss. advanced
10 th~ sps~eopsI shrone sn6
kiss<d Afebbi&nep HpettmAa'e
ring IN the soi&ma ritual q
obeslseac<
oth~s sl<rsy followed. =
essApi<ls tns e~ssmenY II en-
tbfsneassnf.
IA ssslnenls Il xsid ard
bsliiisnt red. nieher poaans1e
1siesmsd hs a<w sristfaei
superior. Tnsn AxehhsnhQo
sp<Iimzn. wearing IL No.
robes 81 hla office th4 rich
ezppa magma ard dsep purple
cloak ana cape. advanced -
TIA pulpit ana sddrsAesd his
nee Heck fes the first tine.
plsdgIns his NE - ~ sogvtce
II hi church
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UVDERsEl SIlp
BENEATH 20
Fl. Of WATER
Rsscusrs Spssdimo -
Disasters Locales
New Safety 'Lunos'
Likely 10 h Tried

PORTSMOUTH. N. " -
L. 4. y. submarine Suuslue
mnk In 80 feet ~ wxter. 10
mIles southeast Of the Ixie of
ShuaIs today. The office IT
Rear Admiral G. w. CoIs. n
Portsmouth navy yard. ssid
the men had enough air 10 last
~ haurs.
An sssts Tn Admiral csss s<hH
navy yard sst>shss have TALKED
~ssh iAsat cammsasi~s utivef
Nsgaln ~ charge n sh~ suu@~rs
Inc. by ss.tsa Telephone. ssd inst
All sss.sa we're sisvs sns - sa~t
sassstttiaH
SsSssw s~s4 ~ s~Am~ssse
wss u~shas " veaep ewssN@e -
lsahstsss - 6tsee~sse wuses
that hsh hpes tahee eoees1.
apparently ~ tnloa~o. ~ ~
valve ha1 taAsuset.
rfw navy yard f~psstst thNt ~
sides Sxauin. shsss Hnrer1 IN
submarine ~pFs fsvs aesieevH -
snlsstsd men. fosss navy yssd sts~
ployss and = representative u IN
contractors
Assnsasnx IN afs,et<t revr -
torts. no assnsnrk ~ IL n4S4Isl9
efew /. from wsshsm9snN s<ats-
sGAnSM eAnm1mo OsfT
Ths Submarine. somptsted mo9
4 81 rssssn..sh navy ysra. Ms
been making daily training tfsre
ffnm tns yard
A. . . N. tEDrl ss<tsv. she
sgusius. stso hnawn ~ Ma ia.
Jeff the yard Ne ~ss dsss msen
~ SEQ m. EDIT sna wsee
shs failed 10 appear. ths sub
masins asulpsa wss senk In search
foe her.
The Hsulpia iasnssd th~ ssbee
submsfsss ~ the ksttsW ~ ~
aessa ssush ~ Inc Isis NJ Shoals.
A. ~ 30 p. ~. ssdis tst<ehes'e
communicative $50 satahtt1eeds
this navy yard frpeFtssi-
t1btsT stNtE te15
The accident sss the fisss 49,
p@fsnEiy serious pas lns"tvsax :
u 4 s.slssnsf.ns since tezT. ~hee
tho ~ SANK ut rfeyins~tywn-
Aass. after : saillslsa ~tth u 4.
st'DaElnasa an Page ;. cniuata ~
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LON non Queen Mar.
mother ~ King George vi.
escaped injury to-day When the
automobile in which she was
riding overturned Ia a collision
at Wimbledon.
tn. queen. Who viii he "a
years old Friday, was driven ta
her home. Marlborough houss
on Pail Mall. after the accident.
Tier automobile eoliided with
another ear in the Nsntswofth
section Of Wimbledon. Just out
side London.
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warrant ssaes ths a<a,h ~ rat.
Fisk Cardinal hsgss, and IN
stalled him Tiers
Tbe s.0ao rassnsppefs rose
To their fest - - paffseks
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Don't Fail To Read
The TiRses Daily
Fer kesrs. Festsyes
and Piefwes
LIGH T
New President of u. S.
Chamber Ia Young.
Handsome, Forceful

WASHINGTON The cap
tain of the American business
mans team in future skir-
mishes with the White House
will he a young, energetic.
handsome fellow who could
have earned a fortune as n
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sehsih~v On the ssixe Il Lake
sup~fAnf.
A. 4 p m. the train as ss
arrive IL Port Arthur. great ga
posting center fer eeasssl Canada.
rhs party VIII meter 10 rust
William. me Fnyst sfsla viii lsavs
Fast wlihsm ~ } 10 p ma. fns
Winnipeg. where il 10 scheduled ss
arrive at "a 10 .. m. "Wednesday
rh~vv th~ RIVAL csupts wts
sssks . wtss h.ss teus. ss1
to king viii deliver . sfoeA.
es.t :. the sWttse empire
slssstst 10 tke tkst.sss~s aas
kseaaeasss usasss ~ hls FATHER.
Mag .esrse v.
II ess estimated mere Than
1 500 ooo pss~sns have caught .
glimpse ~ their msissslss slnss
thslr arrival Il was noted The
queen hs. changed her ensemble
- times s'Hss ihs sssst u the rail
iuurney last Thursday.
one disturbance occurred Mnn,
day. Richard iieslsy, ~ IN an.
employed war veteran. was srlssd
by pslsrs after he had attempted
to thruw an snvsiap~ into the
sniamobIIs In which the king ard
queen we're returning frvsa the
race track. me savsiop~ fell
short of the sutomoniie and eas
of tina kings sanse,ss picked II
up. iteaIey ws. reiss>ed after Ne
had been held and questioned
several hours.
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FIRE AT GIG HARB0R

6Is IA " 80 E-flrs swept
through Hunt = hort's super
Service garage nsrs Tuesday AZ
tsTnoon. Two sffs shell on Co.
zssoiin. tknsy IN rear pf the ga
rage we're threatened 81 the
f.znsA
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$3.50 CHANCE ron
LABOR ACT CHANGE

New York insiders sppralse the
prospects for amendment Of the
Wagner labor relations act at this
session of congress al no better
than fifiy-fifiy. despite strong
bac kstass pressure from the
American Federation OF Labor AMI
Continued ON Page q. Column ~
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Clipper Arrives
At Southampton

Nut1hANFtUs. esgisaa TIE
x.aat Pan. AfHsfisas Aif1sys ny.
ing psat Yankees Clipper. ln@axss
rating regular trans Attanile ar
mall service arrived today ffem
A.fs~siles. Francs.
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Roosevelt's Speech Stimulates
Speculation Over Third Term

welt 10 seek denomination himself
because ~ tbs general doubt that
he could dictate The nomination
Of any ~ the 100 per cent New
teontinusd on Psss o. cslumn ~
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royal couple ct both cities. Now.
ever, tho 500. mile Fasansy from
Toronto. where they acre greeted
Monday by the plonas asilntapists,
gave them an opportunity f1 com.
psfstlvs reisSatios after an slmoss
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SKACCS IS EVERETT N

wAsttt>11os Ths seass< has
eeaflrn.d tina stsfssn.sissa "a
Tf.eaas 4 HksxK. a. b< psss-
master 81 Esaastt
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Royal Train Rolls
TOlDQrd PrdirieS

ryng King George and Queen Elizabeth relied westward
through the mining aud cumberland regions ~ Ontario to-day
toward the twin cities Of Port Arthur and Fort William.
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to
Greet OLQU
AdPdrty
Prince and Princess
to Be Guests at
Two Functions

Tacoma was ready Tuesday
TO welcome Norwegian royalty.
Prince 0lav and Princess
Martha. who arrived shortly
after noon at Fort Lewis. were
scheduled to reach here be-
tween 4 80 and ) y. m.
The royal couple win be guests
OF honor At s:to p. m, at banquet
at the Hotel Winthrop. A reeep-
ton At the srmory viii follow
At the banquet Axel oNholm
will ne POSTMASTER and Leonard
s. tanglow viii deliver the prin-
eipsl address of welcome.
Prince Olsv. nr. O. A. Tingel.
stsd. president OF Pacific Luther
an college. and MIR. oxhoim will
speak AZ the srmory. There also
will be a program by the Nor.
mamma male chorus and vocal
soloists.
One Floor Reserved
The prince, princess and their
party viii spend the night at the
Winthrop. where the entire ninth
floor was reserved. departing Wed.
nesdsy morning for Paradise
valley. En- route To the mountain
stop viii be made at Pacific
Lutheran college, where Prince
olsv will speak and the Choir Of
the West viii sing for the dis.
tinguished visitors
Arriving at Fort Lewis from
Portland. the prince and princess
were greeted by 2i-gun salute.
four ruffles and four flourlshes.
The band played the Norwegian
national anthem. Following lunch
con with Mai. Gen. Albert BoNlcy.
Maj. Gen. Walter c. Sweeney and
Mai Gen. George White. the royal
couple saw troops of the Third
division In review. Six army bands
played as 5000 soldiers parsded,
The prince was dressed In dark
blue military reRalia. The prinecss'
costume included plain blael,
dress, silver fox Jacket and small
white hat.
Tanks Perform
Lending a spectacular climax "a
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BASE BALL


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PENSIONERS MUST HAVE
PROPERTY SALE OKEHS

OLYMPIA - AttOrBey-CensraI
6 w. Hamilton ruled Monday that
oid-sge assistance recipients could
not seil or dispose Of any property
without the consent ~ the director
Of social security. Tn. opinion
Vas written in snsWer 20 query
BY Nelson u. Nsf. state old-sgs
assistance director.
BAsk TRANSACTIONS
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WAsItINGTON

MAs0lN6TON pres dent
Roossyelt's fighting speech before
the rrtainsrs national forum re-
affirmed New Deal spending. re-
lief. and tax policies so emphsti-
csliy that Il stimulated speculation
today on whether he would be
candldate for third term.
Roosevelt revealed he has aban.
doned hope Of = balanced budget
in his second administration. and
told the retailers he and the New
Dealers were the trus snus~rss.
tiyes. while opposition groups
were the radical gamblers With
the nations safety
rsftissns. he said. we're ssr-
ing wsii-frd parents With warn.
inas that their grandchildren
would have 90 pay the Increased
national debt. aud hs charged that
the Republicans were msfchsB.
dislBg horror ~ thsir esf0t 10
make th.. National prbt week