Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1928, Page 12

1° s o i TAE_EVENING STAR. “’ \QTTT\(.T( )\' ATGUST 15, 1998, mfnns UNABLE Report cf Hornby s Death in Canada Raises Doubts. Believed on Island. ed in any island ny directory. | Joyee ounted Police, | 'lmarne of Dollar HOUSE DECLINES T0 GUESS ON VOTE 'Wilson’s Adwser Hopes Smith| (-lfl to lelh. Bm Br the Associated Pres STANFORD UNIVERSITY' Calif . August 15.—With a two-doliar bill sent to Herbert Hoover, Bob Taylor, a youngster of Charleston, W. Va., has raised by $1 the ante another bov sent to Gov. Smi n paign fund. Bob has o sonal letter of thanks from the Re- publican presidential candidate “My mother read in the paper where a_little boy sent Alfred E Smith $1 for campaign purposes.’ & Taylor wrote. “Please accept for campaign expenses. I wish to raise him | | | not Predict Victory. Br the Associated Press WENHAM. Mass. August 15.-Col Edwa; M. House, adviser to P lent Wilson during the war years, hopes Hoover 1'“&\ sent this reply: Gov. Smith will win, but declines to | 1 am very glad to have your good letter with the $2. T have sent the money to Mr. Nutt, who is treas- | 8© urer of the Republican committee It will be spent {o carry on the cam- paign = “I lfke your spirit and I like your pleture—it shows the kind of fellow it wouid be good to have on one's side in a scrap.” hazard a guess how the election will | Col. House arrived here yesterday to Foresigh HE greatest improve- ment ever made in whashing Smathinesr—the the harm that glare c: Light travels 186,000 creases lens comfort. WASHER $175: Let Us Demonstrate In Your Home %< MUDDIMAN ¢ 709 13th St. N.W. Main 140-6436 eye comfort see Itz Will Win, but Says He Can- | and Eyesight! 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