Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1927, Page 3

HOOVER CANDIDACY MEETS OPPOSITION Question Ralsed as to Secre- | tary’s Status Under Law | of Residency. New York W dispatch from 1he constitution Hoover for tk questioned; valsed in a has become of The Constitu one shall be ek =hall not have Mr. Hoover and Europe, his legal re: 1917 geclar evidence bearing Those who qu eligibility, the ar the Constitution years of residence States must be cor ‘lm[e of taking office T, unm‘ legal | us up to Hoover born in West remained in tir uously un th Edgar Ricl kh‘nd © was associated saying that Mr. ed a home ~x¢ $iates during vhysically has been in the States each year, though abroad fr time to time. The World discusses how Hoover's | status may be settlc suggestion | is that a voter m: ® suit in State c iC! OFFICER OF T) ance Company of W Riihmohg al ot BELIVERy ASSOGATION “| 811ESLNW. Main311 I fifi NOT BE m:q ONSIBL Wfl any_other B BARNEs “1830 Capitol D OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCAL white organization, {raternal, charitabie or | jal ‘welfare, to make $1.000 or more: | 8¢ o ning night in January, successful E“ show. orieinal cast, 8t a leadink | Address Box' 251-V. Star THE REGULAR ANN! AL MEETING OF THE | stecknolers of the ington Market Com- | Il be nel office of the company, the city of Washing. Slciock noom. on the first | ing _th day 'of Janmary. | B, Jor the electio of thirteen directors | for the ensuing sear. and to_trans- n may be properly | h Thursday, Janu- n.- meeting is for the ANTIC NG COMPAN ATL; xmLm I'Zmncnuu i EB’ GIVEN THAT THE ders of ‘The n' b E ‘)}EQI O\NP[BI‘E ] REMOVAL SALE. ng_to oceupy our new building, | (3 1080 Rew “vor e b by Novemba 5 ‘Wwe manu! and purchased a larfip wtock of floor. 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George Rankin, 16th Infantry, y at_the Walter Reed after a short flness t the Arlington Na th the usual mil sday at 2:30 o'clock. ved by a widow, kin; three children and zer Rankin of Kansas nd Farl Rankin of New . Rankin was born at August 24, 1889, and lieutenant of Infan- National Army, in the 2d n, during the World War. He cently been stationed at Fort Y. BANKER ESCAPES BULLET. Shot Fired Through Window of James Mason's Home. ch to The Star. a., December 19.— | hier of the Seven- h of the Washing- st Co., marrowly ury or death yes- when a bullet crash- ndow in the kitchen re, passing his head hes and striking: a wall, tion is being The d to have bes red by rget practice. Miss Mae aunt of M the kitchen at the ¢ COAL? Dependable Quality | Reliable Service Fair Prices MARLOW COAL COMPANY Mason, was When You Feel a Cold Grip, Influenza and many Pnen- monias begin as a common cold. Price 30c. Mrs. |+ Edward P. Schwartz, Inc. Announce the removal of their Real Estate and Insurance Offices to the ground floor of the Denrike Building 1014 Vermont Avenue THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U MONDAY, DECEMBER 19 1927 BAUMES LAW FOR D. C. UP IN LITTLE CONGRESS The proposal that there shall be set up for the District of Columbia a law similar to the Baumes law in New York State, providing tht where any person s convicted four times for felonious offenses the fourth con- viction shall carry with it a manda- tory sentence of life imprisonment in the penitentiary, will be debated by the Little Congress tomorrow night THE ¥ GREAT in_the caucus room of the House |3} Office Building. The Little Congress is composed of secretaries and clerks to Senators and Representatives. The principal eakers tomorrow night will be: Af- firmative, John Robsion, jr., and Moss Noble, both of Kentucky; negative, J. S. Landry, Louisiana, and Harry Haberkorn, Texas. At the close of the regular order the debate will be thrown open under the fiveminute rule. The principle involved in this resolution is carried in the trafic laws of the District of Columbia, which provide for jail sen- tence upon_the -third conviction for speeding. Members are urged to at- tend and discuss this question from the standpoi City. $1.50 oh META WEATHERSTRIP (Lasts forever. Satisfaction guaranteed.) Col. 10384, Day, Night nnd Sunday u.ll (Imnn St. N.W. FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS e —— » DAILY DAIRYETTES ——No, 15— Brains endowed human be- s Srafna. e did Bot 1o to guarantes them. —Montesquien. MAN'S brain is about 12% larger than a woman’s. No man however can cite that as a reason for male superiority. Size of brain or head has no ratio to bigness in think- ing. The number of brain units you use is the measure of your intelli- gence. Large and small brains are identical in their number of units, their capacity for under- standing. 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