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THE COMPLETE HOME.
FEhL OTtE5t
Gil. 1900. 24nO Wilson Blvd
S4,950.

$500 cash and $40 per mo- $4,000 So,
II of rich level ground shade trees; 4
thins; recond ike new VACANT and ready
to move in. UN. o4s3; ewes, WA. 27O6.
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oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE
TIRES FOR SALE.
RECAPPING.

One-dsy service, by appointment only
Call LU OS34 Custom built work. Grade
and grade ? tires carried in stock
Consolidated Tire Co. 1895 H st. ne
Leave car in the morning, call for same
1T
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JOHN r. HILLYARD, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No. '367s, Ad-
ministration.---This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the District OF
Court Of the District of Columbia Letters
OF Administration. C. T. A, on the estate
Of Clarence Marvin Updike. late of the
sons having claims against the deceased
are, hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally aushen-
the 18th day of June, AID. 1915: osher-
wise, they may by. law be excluded from
al, benefit of said estate Given under
my hand this 18th day of June. 1914
NARY E. UPDIKE. 65 NJ Street NV III.
1sealD Attest; VICTOR S. MERsCH.
Register of Wills for the District of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
MODERN WAREHOUSE, $500 SQUARE
TT. FLOOR SPACE, CENTRAL DOWN
TOWN LOCATION: GOOD, WIDE ALLEY
MR.. SOLDANO, ME-. $500. IA. 1892,
MONEY TO LOAN

VVSfILt ~ NSStS
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
Car does not have to be paid for in order
10 obtai'; money Nolan Finance Co. l0.
New York We. NV, GREYHOUND Bus Termi-
cceoMpAkE ce "R ouR Ra1fs Pfa m oetors Rou borrow
scuthea<tern Discount Of .Hyattsville. $50:
Baltimore ave. Hvattsvtlle. Md War
IF YOU NEED CASH for any purpose; your
Call Mr.. Bowers, sligo 800.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
$50, p J. WAIsHE; NC, o,oa
Prompt ,Aetion-Rsasonable Rate
THE fsSns AMERHcAN a q Co. or sd 5th NA Sosa
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We VII bu, second-trust notes, D C,
hf sF as'ss"fs|s
1872 ny Az. NV NV National $3.50
SECOND TRUST LOANS
nr,,, At Extremely Low Rates oo,
/ PHONE MATTHEW X. STONE. EN-. l603
WHEN YOU NEED A
PERSONAL LOAN,
500 TO $1,000
REPAYABLE MONTHLY.
! COME TO
Bank of Commerce g. Savings
7th and e Sts. NV fH St. at No CAPITOL
1st and End TRUST LOANS
| PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Consult Us Before Borrowing. Lowe:t Rates
Colonial Investment Co.,
Si7 9th NV DI. Bl50
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

bUSINESS FKVFEkII WNNIE0.
WANTED, location for retail. retail packass
a1yE fHE SSt eAsH s ssb77issas, 7is no property too
iarae; list with me; quick results guar
anteed. 3. r.. BlLmsnthaL rea! estate
broker, 1914 7th st. NV, Do. $3.50.
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FARMS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE CASH BUYERS for farms, large or
small. o. L. Murdock, Kensirgton. Md
500. 19'
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HolJsFs FOR SALE
FS0SES FSN SNIE.
(,0I OPT N ga u

CoLoRED.-641 4th st. .n,e--s-stoFy, g.
room brick home, having BEDROOMS above
Station Capitol and City Pest Once. Price.
$500 This is an excellent value A
nice home with chance of renting rooms.
Plant Il Gordon. Inc. 1854 Park I'd. co.
CoLoRED--Near 18Th and Tt r. H.
V h., tiled bath, full cellar; only S6,a50;
ments CalI A " stephens. DE, iis2,
COLoRLD -6-room brick, bath cleo: near
6ny 1non rfssonsDy pTesd Sh9Gn Sy EA G
COLoRED cash, SOS mo. buys this
center-haH Colonial brick, - #. wide: g
on s6a5o oa5n owner fIseeH "a sa7s nv" sec
C0LoRED-Ideal NV, section. 6 large
rooms oil heat, hardwood floors. full cellar.
reasonable; terms. Mr.. Dickens, DE
CoI 53TGd okfn1 Pr, 15so OH or6 y s,s ne
ssmidet'. 10 @ rms :" DathS, fh1 oil h. h h., h. ;
car garage, large lot, good trees priced to
sell. Call MI, Filirpo, TR. 55s4 alter 3
D m, call TR. 1o6o. Hartman Realty
CoLoRED-BeaLtiful 6-rm. brick home in
ideal ne, section, AUTOMATIC heat, full
downstairs; house in perfect condition.
for appointment DE, 116l
coLoREJD NV 500 y CASH; ash, Terms r dso
I"'ss s3M SSi''f RosEY, AZ AD 100 200 "''''0
coLoRED' l22l ~, oyA WALTER PL, Sc.
, Bedrooms, H-WH.. Porch Easy Terms
SAM ROSEY, AID. 200.
FOR SALE TO COLORED.
Semidetached frame I5 stories pa basement
hot air heat, deep lot to alley; good con-
aoac cGAs RS5n72s F 4 ID HGNGUs 6 BseFeFi 14 Fsi4s
COLORED-2 FAMILIES.
Good ne section. kitchens. . baths;
rac tbArpnph1Y rpCOnd ready to
move IN; easy terms. Call Mr.. Rusmisel'
Alex K. Anderson & Co., EX. 5000.
COLORED.
Bay-front brick of 6rooms. bath. full
basement, oil INV h: 4.csr brick garage
that cost $500 to 6uild; has heat cleo
R. G. DUNN, AT. $500.
COLORED.
Near N H ave. and Otis st. NV, Just
north of Park rd semidetached, Il large
heat Colena ops porch iodded de
Can A ". Stephens, DE. 1852
BROOKLAND-COLORED.
14O0 block Kearny St, broom bungalow,
auto. gas h., auto hw., insulated,
sash bRd Ghs dors and % rea
9Sepsce 9s55o terms na DE- SES 4iss p9 A0'
COLORED-RARE VALUES.
BEST BUYS IN NV. AND NE
Near Cot Printing Office--7-rm. brick
and hasemt bath, h. W h; zoned 1st COM
mercial; desirable; $3.50 down.
1900 blk. 9Th n.w.---6 rms and basemt.,
bath, h.-wh. downtown losation; vacant;
$50 down.
500 blk nw-s-rm. and basemt. br,
bath, INV h: rooming house; downtown;
$3.50 down.
1900 blk. Que n.w.--14 rms, b., INV
h.: 4-apt. home, plus income: 5000 down.
Seaton pl n.W.-7-rm. and basemt br,
tn, INV h; off No. Capitol; choice loca-
ton: 81, 900 down.
1900 blk Vermont ave.-9-room and
basemt. br., bath, h.-w.h.; desirable down
town location; ST. 800 down.
PAYMENTS ARRANGED LIKE RENT.
DI S735 WEEKDAYS. TO & PM.
BASILIKO REALTY CO.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

SUBURBAN PROPERLY FOR SAlE.
ARLINGTON, vA;-Price, ST. 5o0-Fur,77
oil hea h6s Waea close fDs 70 sores
H 10" !%niR E6rhsrd '$"%5 S coumbia bGs
nearly S.Ei Y An ACRE with lovely shrubbery
ana trees west Of UNIVERSITY OF ND city
both sides: small unfinished white frame
house, about so It. back rom Rose
Sf.R @aY lans po;ed 455 5room and
bath dwelling. h,,w.h,, electric stove and
ssied on "a eqod q road $3.50, Gail ali Mrs. rs
ARLINGToNEAA' NA'T really al good buy in .
bedroom Cape, Cod frame home; full; dry
eo9d snd 6e
price $. $50, Realty Associates, Inc.
81 t43s; q my, nuipom PIT s,,azo ,.,t
garage Call Mr.. Slater, CH, 95s4 OF
BEAUTIFUL @ ROOMS AND BATH. large
living I'm hardwood floors elec. range,
garase; a. ground, beautiful shade: a
8 sge2 n5q H d0g9 spruct DeTsE
$3.50, .4-scre farm, 6-room and bath
fG h9use; E BLOCK from main road; near
CT cH9n' T8 ma Md fh Ha1tM5ad Mr. F'Dpo TR 1884
ALEXANDRIA, 30 LINDEN st.-6-rm frame
house coal h-wh Price $3.50. Realty
Associates, Inc, CHI. ~ until pm
aRLINGTON-Charmi bungalow, on a
beautiful street; conv. to l0c bus: 81 900
cash, sos mo. Phone Mr.. Kieffer, CH
nf3i, . TO /? noon Saturday
= ACRE-Chicken, truck garden oppor
tqnIty. Brick-trame 2-story: q rms, Are
place. tile bath nearly new: INV. heat.
- 400 cash, $3.50 mo- S6,350 Boss
CHI 5971.
$1,000 REDUCTION for equity cash; IA
acre wooded vacant brick, spacious living
rm., fireplace; dining rm., bedrms, ! ST f.;
finished rm,. "nd fl garden space: on
paved ID, ] i2 miles Glebe rd., country
club; terms Not Sunday. Boss. CHI 591T.
5000 CASH, $50 PER MONTH.
FOR 1 YEARS, THEN S33.
Almost new asbestos shingle bungalow:
space TOR two extra rooms upstairs; ample
closets, gas stove; refrigerator. automatic
coal heat with thermostat: corner lot l00X
l2O with attractive trees and garGen space
Bus and stores close by. 10i Jackson St
Falls Park: West Falls Church Price,
$3.50. Open; move i'll on deposit.
WARWICK MONTGOMERY Renltor.
lll5 Wilson Blvd. CHI s0SO, CH. l644
~ MILES D c.
SG,5O0: 81 900 cash, balance monthly;
toned heat, hwd.. large attic, front and
side porcheS, dry basement, elevated lot
paved street, close to everything. Possess
sion, Owner transferred.
S3,BOG-S400 CASH
ar bungalow. bath, elec., coal heat. fun
ba aSement. vacant
Erwin REALTY CO,
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor

Vacant-Immediate Possession.
GLOVER PARK Beautiful, modern row
bTlCk. containing 3 bedrooms and > baths,
huilt-iu garage Can be seen by appt. only
Call Harry Cohen, GE. 0"SG, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
~ NJ
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PAUL P. STONE.

5"ON Conn. ave. RFPloF OFdN7v "2ll.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$17,50
owner offers attractive Colonial Sone
and brick, large corner lot 4 bedrooms .
baths. ultramoCern kitchen. garage perfect
condition; immediate occupancy. 1889
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WOODBRIDGE BRICK.
BRADLEY BLVD. SECTION,

THIS house has UNUSUAL charm both
sround Besides very large living room.
there is a dining room, breakfast room,
kitchen, paneled den bedroom and bath
on lst floor. End floor has 3 large bed
rooms each with its own bath adequate
servants quarters are over the Gear ga
rage House available Immediately and
may be purchased on reasonable terms
Gsl Mrs. schlesinger. WI 1854. E. M
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BARNABY WOODS.

Sl5,q50.
A beautiful Colonial home, Just : years
old First floor consists OF spacious living
room dining room, modern kitchen ana
breakfast room; large screened-ln rear
porch overlooking garden and woods be-
YONG Second floor consists of j bed,
rooms, of which are master size, and :
baths There is large recreation room
with a fireplace and concrete terrace lead
ine to garden Gas heat, built-ln garage
anu well-landScaped lot Of 14l feet. ThiS
is one of the finest homes We have ever
hao to offer To inspect, call Mr.. Poston,
WO 1912, evenings and SUNDAYS.
BOSS & PHELPS. Realtors,
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CIRCULAR STAIRCASE in this early
furnace heat, acres OF land on active
hwy; / ) mi. to D. c.; handy TO stores and
T r. station. $4,000. good terms. r.. P.
Ripley, SH 1883; ewes, WI. $500, Mr..
Able.
GENTLEMEN'S ESTATE, stock. dairy and
blue grass farm of 2I5 acres. on Route No.
II: on stream, near Shenandoah River;
very productive: modern Groom home,
modern stock and dairy barn 5oxloo IT.;
electric water system: price, 25.500.
3i5A. dairy and stock, farm; Shipping
dwelling and buildings; Terms. Also sew
eral smaller farms within 40 mi, radius
OF D c. Jessie Loeb, Ma, 2ol4.
91 ACRES. near Colonial Beach. Va.
Price, 81 ,450. $3.50 down, $50 month.
1880 Florida ave ne, AT 6633
$50 ACRES, OLD BRICK HOUSE, 10
coomS, built in IS40 in nice setting; elec-
tricity: paved rd.; other farm buildings,
stream: 2l5 acres in woods. balance cul-
tvated; 4, I5, ~ mi to G. must sell because
BUELL. M. GARDNER, j E KELLY.
Rockville, Md. Rockville $50.
"@9 ACRES, NEAR RoCKVILLE: s-RM.
house. barn, stream. excellent land Price,
S23, 900, terms
BUELL. NJ: GARDNER, ]. E. KELLY.
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STORES FOR SALE.
DRY CLEANING STORES FOR SALE. Sew
eral good locations. Box 179-H. Star.
SUMMER CAMPS.
LANGUAGE camp for high school sirls.
Beautiful farm north of Frederick, Md.
Spanish. French German. For details
CALL WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSOC,
204 Colorado Bldg. l4th and g NV.
BONNIE'S HAVEN,
BROADwATER, MD.
For children 4 to z; facing on Chesa-
peake Bay. rs miles from washington at
Broadwster Md. A large modern home.
with shaded grounds completely, fenced:
electrical eq lipment. modern plumbing. All
excellent suNervision. Session June 22-
Sept. To- For information, call Alta sntc
s643 or West River 236-F-5, or write Mrs,
L. d. Borhrest, l144 Branch ave Sc.
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.
FLORIDA
We offer beautiful homesite OF 2.6
ceres of dry, fertile ground which faces
200 IT, on hard-surface road and Is 575
#. deep. Electric service provided.
This property adjacent to shopping GEN.
ter and lies within 2h miles of beautiful
Gulf bathing beach: priced at only S3S5
on very easy terms.
For further information call or write
A. F. MADEIRA,
J. Wesley Buchanan, 1899 X st. NV.
ME 1I43
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OIIACKENROS ST NV
r. C. DUNN, AT. $500.
Mr. N CAPITOL e. Adams SITS. N. w

A very attractive corner BRICK home, IN
fine condition. 10 large rms. nice
porches > complete baths 3 Kitchens, =
additional rooms in basement; oil h5w pv,cn n
SiI,5OO; 50 600 cash; bal $500 B. A
Act quickly.
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Herndon, Va. Phone 50.
SPECIAL FOR 10 DAYS.

14o acres, old 2-story house with large
fireplace, gooc stable with metal roof,
Ridge Mts.; S2,750, CASH or terms: II
miles W. Warrenton. ANDERSON, OK. 3240
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
EARMS FOR SALE.

90l H ST. NE. For particulars, ci
A Hayden National 73l2.
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MANY I BJARU. tW- 40T 7.
IYNHAVEN RESALE

story brick house for quick sale. Features
screened porch. large rear fenced yard.
oil air-conditioned heating system. storm
windows Last winters fuel bill only $50.
Monthly payment as low as 1886, in
Guiding interest. principal. taxes and in
surance. Call Mr.. Ivey, TIE. 1000; ewes.
AID. S6SS j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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"BRAND-NEW"

I-FAMlLH APl ,.
A splendid opportunity for some fortu-
nate buyer to purchase a brand new de-
ceiling Of $40, for the price of SII,95o.
Only $1,000 cash required, Located IN
West Hvattsville. within few minutes,
Drive of the District. Call Me. 40 uhtIL
!! pm.
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FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, MA. o&52
uITN0TS AVE NV

Well-constructed Colonial row-brick;
good condition Is good-size rooms. :
heated porches, full basement, deep lot
Priced for immediate sale. Substantial
cash FL IVY Svn 0Av1s 70 MA o35o
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BUNGALOW.

In one of The beyt locations OF Marietta
Park Beautifully HANDICAPPED by shrubs and
flowers. : rooms. . baths bedrooms,
on Ist floor larGe basement, oil h W h
fully insulated and weather-strlpped Call
Mr. Burr, M.ehlgan 6o5s, for appointment
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BETHESDA,

$500 Garfield St-WhIte brick cottage;
living room with large fireplace, picture
windows bedrooms and bath on lSJ and
2nd floors Large closets, insula ted,
wcather-stripped. oil aforementioned heat,
slate roof. garage, large porches. House
and back yard lnclosed by shrubs and tall
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LAKE JACKSON,
! . mi lake; 81 mi. Va: 4 real log cabins,
with m. from Sl.150 to 81 900 fur
nished. Terms. Call Manassas 12-F-4
driNe oil
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pAITI oi,I 1 p STONE, REALTOR
S5OO-S75O DOWN

theast-Almost new semide acheG
neat, porches etc. low monthly payments.
Call I'll pm -,.-,-,, r,,o,, ,-c 20
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FR0M Go "
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME-. o4OO.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
18th ST. Sc.

JUST OFF MASS. AVE.
s-room BRICK house equipped for et~99
families. in splendid condit on eaS7Hfeo
hof-water heat: priced for quick sale a.
+ IS $50. can be sold completely furnished.
ncludIuE . refrieeratorS and =. eaS rankeS'
at acduEo0a! price Shown by appoint
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SUB PROP. FOR SALE Cont.

10 Rooms, 2 Baths, u Acre.
1st floor, living rm., dining rm.. bed
rms, kitchen. bath, sunroom and porch;
2nd floor living rm.. = hedrmS., Kitchen
ette dine.te and bath; basement. INV h ..
coal; plenty fruit trees. double garage;
bus, store, school around the corner; in
Hyattsville; S9.950 $ 900 cash. Please
ZINGER. JR real estate. uN OSGS
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OSS g. PHELPS, 1417 K st. NV
ENCI IrSINE AGEMTS

NEAR CONN. AVE, D. C.
Det center-hal, Colonial brick home;
large liv and din. rooms; bright modern
kit; paneled den and Law, screen porch,
snd floor tesl be bedFooms looms : baths,
recreation room with fireplace, maid S
shower; ar-cond. oil heat This ultra
modern home, less than years old. is
located . squares west of Conn. ave.
shopping center; early delivery.
THOMAS I, PHILLIPS
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VACANT. 10 ACRES

$500 country home on hill, & rooms.
with shade. poultry house, 2-car earage;
> streams, spring flowing through milk
house; has PhilgaS range bath. electric
pump; more land available: possession at
once. JOHN BURDOFT. r. F. D. =. Silver
Spring, Md. Call Ashton 3S46.
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WESLEY BUCHANAN, ReaItor
MODERN BRICK HOME. =,

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Just off Nebraska ave, convenient TO
schools and transportation. This nice home
includes frst-hoor den lsvatory. bed
rooms > baths paneled recreation room
with fireplace and extra gamcyocm IN base
mert. stairway to STORAGE attic: gas heat.
Possession within two weeks, owner moylns
to larger home, Please call Sydney KarT,
WI a265.
ERANK G PHILLIPS DI 1411
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Owner Going Into Service.
CLEVELAND PARK. D. c..

An out of town owner has Just listed
for sale q most ATTRACTIVE home, con-
portation; seven rooms four bedrooms, 21a
baths, lovely beamed ceiling living room
stone fireplace, bay window in dining room,
buffers pantry. large kitchen. y bath on
first floor; three large bedrooms and bath
on second floor, also huge sleeping porch;
large bedroom and storage room on third
floor Screened in side porches, slate roof,
and tWo-car brick garage. A real buy,
Shown only by appointment. Phone Maj
business hours MA. $500
BOSS g. PHELPS, 1417 K st. NV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-30
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1914
Peace Table Suggestion
BY WILBERT n. SAVAGE

When will universal peace mantle
the world? No living man can accm-
ately answer that question. But a day
will come-and soon It's fervently
hoped-when men will assemble around
the peace table"-a varied assert
ment of men-leaders representing
each of the United Nations-men who
helped pave the road to final Victory
But look! All of these men are
wearing white collars; they are swiv-
el-chair heroes. They know little or
nothing Of the raw, real horrors Of
war. Yet we must have these peace
architects; their ability may be out
standing and their decisions wise and
just, but the soldiers-the typical
Goughboy-where do they come in?
Yes, how about the boys who won
the war? The lad down street who
gave both arms; the boy on the cor
ner who lost one of his legs before he
was old enough to vote; the tall young
fellow out in the edge Of town who
wanted to be baseball player until
he was hit in France by mortar fire.
He'll look at you now and tell you that
men with a dozen holes in their body
have to forget baseball. VIII their
voices ring out at the peace table Z?
Or will they have to accept the kind
of peace set up by men who never
heard bomb explode, who never saw
foXhOle, who never witnessed the
death of comrade in battle?
How about the millions of7America.
families who sacrificed everything to
help win the war? How about those
who gave their sons and daughters to
their country and complied with viz
tually every request of their wartime
government? viii they have a voice
in the type of peace machinery to be
installed throughout the world?
| have never before seen such an
idea advocated, but | believe the peace
machinery should be at least partially
nodded by the people, for it is the
people who will win the war When
the plans for maintaining world peace
after the war are completed by our
most competent men, | believe the
system proposed should be written in
simple words and then leave it up to
the vote Of the people as to whether
CT not the plans should be adopted.
Similar elections could be held stimuli
taneously throughout the world If
the people feel that more severe meas
ures with greater controlling power
should be used against the Axis, let
them help do the deciding.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-30
ON BIGOTRY
By RUTH TAYLOR

No American worthy of the name
can indulge in bigotry. Bigotry is dia-
metrically opposed to those principles
upon which America was founded and
through which it has grown to high
est stature among the nations. Bigo-
try is a mushroom growth which
stiles first the plant of one faith and
then that of another. No religion is
safe if bigotry in any form is allowed
to flourish.
Race or religious prejudice is not
inbofn, but is learned. 1t is based on
pre-judgment or conclusion made
in the absence Of facts to support it.
1t is the result Of ignorance and be-
meath any right thinking man or wo-
man.
If we indulge in spreading false ru-
more, or generalize about any group;
if we permit personal dislike for any
individual to goad US into careless
condemnation Of the group from
which he comes; particularly if we
use thoughtless, danger provoking
oharacterizations before children; if
we stir up or indulge in race or relig-
lous or class hatred, we are false to
our country and to our own faith.
The views of Protestant, Jew and
Catholic are alike in this. As witness
The Protestant, Richard Hillary,
speaks: "Christianity means to me,
I on the social plane, mans humanity to
man. Everything else | see as mans
. inhumanity to man."
The Jew, Sigmund Livingston, is
speaking: Tolerance of intolerance
/ is the greatest weakness Of American
democracy. Intolerance is in itself a
negation Of tolerance. Carried to its
logical conclusion, every form of in
! tolerance against any group or sect
! would destroy the very democracy
which permits intolerance"
The Catholic, Archbishop Francis J.
Spellman, speaks: "The first step
which each of US must take to elimi-
nate bigotry, slefshness, harshness,
injustice and contempt from the
minds and hearts of others is to make
sure they have no place in our own.
Malice toward none, justice to all is
the general American formula and
practice. No true American will nur-
ture, promote, or incite any anti
semitic, anti-NegrG, anti-Catholic,
anti any group Of fellow aw-abiding
American citizens.'
Bigotry must not flourish here!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-30
Precaution Against
Common Cold is Urged
Health Officer Declares 1t Is
More Than Mere Nuisance;
Lowers BODY Resistance

CAS- winter weather approaches the
common cold is in its heyday," Dr.
K. II. Riley, Director of the State
Department of Health. warns the
residents of Maryland. although
this disease is never entirely absent,
it is far more prevalent during the
colder months. In fact, the seasonal
upswing has already begun in earn
est.
Every precauuon should be taken
to avoid catching colds, for they are
more than a mere nuisance. A cold,
or series of colds, is considerable
drain upon health and strength, often
lowering the bodys resistance to
more dangerous infections. Also, seri-
Gus after-effects can follow the COM
mon cold.
physical fitness is perhaps the
best safeguard For optimum health
it is important to get plenty Of rest,
cat a balanced and adequate diet,
drink enough water and wear clothing
suited to the temperature. Persons
who observe these simple rules feel
better and also have far more resis-
lance to colds and other infections.
"a cold" DR.. Riley continues, "is
a communicable disease, one caught
through contact with another person.
For this reason crowds assembled in
public meetings, cars, buses, thea
tiers or other places where people
gather are a source Of danger. While
keeping out of crowds entirely is not
always possible, or even desirable, it
/ is certainly sensible to keep away
from people who are coughing, sneez-
ing or showing other signs of cold.
"Many colds could be avoided if
people would keep their hands away
from their noses and mouths. Hands
can carry infection picked up in
handling objects previously handled
by person with a cold. 1t is essen
tial that hands be washed before eat
ing or preparing food.
"If, in spite of all reasonable pre-
cautions, cold does develop then the
best procedure is to go to bed The
doctor should be called if no improve
ment is noted within twenty -four
Fours. For the sake of others, the
patient should attempt to keep the
infection to himself. Protective meas
ures should include using paper hand
kerchiefs that can be discarded as
soon as used, covering the mouth for
each cough or sneeze and keeping
away from people"