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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-12

BEAUTIFUL CORNER PROPERTY FOR
colored buyer: 18th and SITS. NV. o
rooms and bath. possession in 80 days. Price,
$4,000; terms.
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC.
104 18th Main 435.
$500 BLOCK 18th ST N.w.-TwO-STORY
brick h-w-h-; ami Phone or apply OWNER,
1902 14th st. NV. Col. 24Ss. No agents. 12s
NICE HOUSE. ROOMS; ALL MODERN
improvements: lot 80 by 142: fruit trees. grape
vines. 1907 Lawrence ne. 12s
DETACHED HOUSE. WEST OF 14th ST.
Sauls Addition 10 rooms and two baths: oak
floors and trim: strictly modern and complete
in every detail; nice yard. with flowers. hedge
and shrubbery; garage. Price. SIG. 600. Phone
Columbia 1914. 12s
Elegant, Conveniently
Arranged new homes of s large rooms
and bath: porches front and rear;
double oak floors mp and down stairS:
h-w.h.: oren hreplaces; up-to-the-min-
ute electric lighting fixtures; conven-
lent to the cars. Moderate prices and
terms. See sample house, ia Varnum
ct. NV. Petworth.
HOWARD & HINES, Inc,
~ 18th q. NV. Phi. Frank. $500.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. Aucr1oNEER.
ADAM A. wESCHLER, AUCT1ONEER.
Equipment of "the Fat Mems
Club" at o33 D Street North
west,
By Public Auction
Thursday, August IA, 1919,

Commencing 10 O'Clock Am.
Four Bowling Alleys and equipment. two
Pool Tables and equipment. three Ivory Bill
lizard Balls three Cash Registers. Bar Fix
lures, Beer Pump. Wall Cases, Mirrors.
Tables Chairs, Loving Cups and Trophies,
Electric Fans. Hamilton Upright Piano. Iron
Safe Exhaust Fan. Pictures. Desks, Cos
tuners. Clock, Cuspdors. Etc.
Terms: Cash.
BY order of the trustees of the syndicate.
9SS st. NV. au11. LIB
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TOMORROW.
D. Notes, 4Auctioneer.

AUTOMOBILES, ACCESSORIES. JUNK.
PARTS. ETC, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Wednesday, Aug. Is,
Beginning 10 am. at 81 II ne.
We will offer for sale, at public
auction. entire contents Of Northeast
Junk Co.. consisting in part: Stock OF
automobiles. automobile accessories.
bodies. parts. magnetes. carburetors.
tubes and tires lot of iron. rubber.
about nine automobiles, including one
Ford truck. one Buick Roadster light
six, in good condition.
Terms: Cash.
Goods to be removed within 4s
hours, as the building Is to be re-
modelled for other purposes.
B. NOTES, AUCTIONEER.
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NTED.

SIX ROOMS OR MORE, ANY GOOD SEC
ton; prefer some ground state terms in first
letter. 1905 s.w. Il.
HOUSE, OR ROOMS; ANIL; NEAR
schools; suburbs: will lease 1 year. Address
Box 23-S. Star office.
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TIMBER FOR SALE

THIRTY MILLION FEET (CRUISED TO CUT
morel of original growth pine (s0rs long leaf
on 8 900 acres. Never been bled. Logging con-
ditions fine. Has mile frontage on deepwater
hay, with 101a rate TO Norfolk, Va; $50 600.
Address Box 275-R Star Office. 49,
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FOR SALE-STORES.

FINE CORNER S.E.-STORE AND DWELL
ing: brick; C rooms and bath; good order; yard.
Owner will sell for 81. 600 On easy terms.
VIM II. McCiRANN CO.,
100 18th st.
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GROOM HOUSE. ANIL: PRICE NOT OVER
So. 200; $500 cash. Address Box 214-R Star
Office. 12s
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WANTED-To BUY.
COntin ued.

CASH PAID FOR HOUSES; IMMEDIATE
action IL you will sell cheap for -casln-uo
agents commission. red tape. L. E. f.
PRINCE. 141o II.
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THE CONSTANT DEMAND UPON Us
for houses suggests this method of in
creasing our list. We especially want
houses in Mt. Pleasant, Cleveland
Park, Washington Heights. Chevy
Chase and northeast; all sizes and
prices. Let us have description of
yours now.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CLEAR SI-RDIyISION TRACT NEAR CITY,
trade with cash for apt. house: will pay COM
mission Address Box JOS. Star Office.
Los ANGELES BUNGALOW AND COLO
RADIO ranch trade for Washington or vicinity
property; agents, attention. Address Box 9-S,
Star office
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FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

TWO FIvE-ROoM FRAME HOUSES. 1854
and 1894 Kramer st. me-; price. $3.50 each;
rent $3.50 month each. Address OWNER,
II Sth ne. lbs
THREE-FAMILY APARTMENT. RENTED TO
coIored. netting about 1214co on investment:
northwest section. Apply 1875 10th st. NV. II.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT: s ROOMS AND Q
baths: rent S2i: price 81. 300; easy terms.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
7o3 Goth ST NV
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CHILLUM CASTLE MANOR
I'D AND KENNEDY SITS.

Excellent 20-acre tract. comprising 15l lots.
ut. bargain.
Takoma street car line one block.
Water. sewer. electricity. macadam street.
Call owners f. NJ. BEACHLEf or X. f.
BERKELEY Main 5237-
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Bungalow and Two Acres
Not far. from the Arlington wireless towers;
rooms farge screened front porch; screened
back pot H. large attic. electricity; garage;
chicken house and yards: fruit: large shade
trees; pretty location on brow Of hill. Price,
$4,000; terms.
BOND. & WRIGHT.
Room 1906 921 18th ST. Main 1897.
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n. I. LAW. 1919 ST. Sc. HAS SEVERAL
well built homes for sale in Sc. Washington;
we'll adapted for NAVY YARD WORKERS
from 81 800 to 50, 700: terms easy. See me be-
fore they all sold. Phone Line. 5725. au26'
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For Co1ored
OF THE BETTER CLASS.


Suburban Homes.
See GLENDALE. u. c.. the suburb of arts
tic homes. wide streets: school adjoining prop
erty. Only AZ blocks from Capitol scne
choice lots can be bought for $3.50 each: $5
cash and IS per month on each lot. We will
build your house. Two 5-room bungalows at
81 80 each; $3.50 cash $50 per month Will
6room house, $3.50; $500 cash. $40 per
month. Will be ready in 80 days. Our rep
dark. Take II st. cars marked District Line''
to 4sth st. ne. Walk south into Glendale.
City Homes.
s., 350-Kenyon st. NV. Georgia ave-: 6r,
h.; deep lot to wide alley; $500 cash.
$3.50 per month.
s.. 5oo-1eoe s ST. NV. Z rooms. bath. base
ment. latrobes; deep lot to wide al
ley; $500 cash. $40 per month.
81, 5Oo-13th ST.. near Iowa Circle. Q rooms
and bath; $500 cash. $40 per month.
s., 500 ST.. between 18th and 18th NV, IL
rooms and bath bedrooms; two-story
brick stable; $500 cash, $50 per month
and interest.
IS. 15o-12th ST.. near Rhode Island ave., 10
rooms and bath. h.-w.h.; 81 600 cash,
500 per month.
IRWIN & SHANK,
1410 G st. NV. Main 1908.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
In Chevy Chase. d. c.
A comparatively new hollow-tile and shingle
bungalow, on lot 50x107; q home individually
built for the owner. having large rooms.
large porch. open freplaces and every modern
convenience: located in an ideal section: near
circle.
ONLY $40 500.
WIN. n. RICHIE. COLORADO BLDG.
FRANKLIN 572s.
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WISH To SECURE HOME IN CHEVY
Chase Cleveland Park. or within reasonable
distance of the bureau of standards; detached
house; rooms at least: hot water heat and
some ground will pay reasonable price and
practically all cash. Address Box 172R, Star
Office
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE.
NOT FAR FROM 2oD AND MASS. AVE. NV.
A small square fronting on streets: I'M
proved by building suitable for service station
plenty OF for gasoline tanks; S2oOo0.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, 123 Goth st.
n
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE.

COLONIAL. BEACH-FOR RENT. FOR SEPT.
furnished cottage. near beach. up Powerhouse
road Mrs. q. L. Shannon 1923 9th st. NV. Is
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BEAUTIFUL FOREST GLEN, EIGHT NILES
north-steam and electric transportation and
smooth macadam road to property. A-room
stone and fran" house. baths: highest elev.:
light: cleo. motor; sewerage; garage; virgin
hardwood shade; hardwood floors: Ia acres
tree and vine fruits; garden plot: environ
ments superb; close to female seminary. schools
and churches; located in q beauty spot: home
like property. Price. 800. STONE 4
FAIRFAX Ask for Mr. CROSSMAN.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

L
If You Wish to
RENT or SELL
YOUR HOME
List Il With Us For
IMMEDIATE RESULTS.
ERNEST HALL
COOLIDGE CO.,
SI6-1o Evans Bldg,
Phone Main 3482.
FOR EXCHANGE.
LARGE ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCBs.
business end suburban properties. apartments
building lots and farms which exchanged
be made: making specially AMI
have maLy advantageous propositions.
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.. Inc.
13S 18th ST. NV
Exchange Department
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BEAUTIFUL LOT. 75x200: FINE OAK
shade: city water. sewer, gas and electricity:
sidewalks and macadam street only vacant
; lot in block of refined. quiet neighbors: two
squares from two street care lines and railroad
have to railroad street car tracks on
way to school: in ID. c.. Eastern ave.;
price very reasonable Apply OWNER, 1897
Cedar st., Takoma Park. ID. c.
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The WOn1an's
Exchange,
For a Minstrel Show

To the Editor OF Womdn's Page:
Dear Madam--Wc arc arranging AZ
entertainment for the benefit of our
church. DO you think it would he all
right to include minstrelsy? If So.
what costumes could We wear SO as 90
be dressed uniformly? 1t is to he given
by girls. also II few boys. Please sug
gest something inexpensive.
READERS OF THE EVENING pI'E-
Lie LEDGER.
II would be quite all right to include
minstrelsy in the entertainment. II
fact, good jolly minstrel show is lot,
Of fun and healthy amusement. Let tn,
girls wear dark skirts. rather tight
fitting dark coats, plain white waists
and broad white collars that can bt
made out of cardbpard. They are tn,
sort of collars that stand up and hav,
broad flaps that fare out at eithc,
side. You can wear red ties with then
or any other color that will add gayct,
10 the party. The girls ought to ii,
their hair back plain in or0cr to lool
as much as possible like the boys. Tn,
boys wear their suits with white shirts
tight fitting coats and tho broad col
lars described. Tho two end mon ough
to he dressed little bit more fostiv,
than the others. ridiculous looking flow
crs in their button holes. polka dot tics
etc,
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church society or some club, MS with |
me this is almost impossible. Perhaps,
il gave you some idea Of my physical
characteristics. you might understand
this statement. In height ] am but >
feet Az inches, Weight about 135
pounds. My face has a very immature
look people wouldn't take me for much
more than sixteen years. although ! am
eighteen years Of age. My nose is OF the
Roman variety. that is 1t roams all
over my face. The only thing in my
favor is that I can sing fairly we'll.
Have been in several college shows
with singing parts. and I can play the
mandolin.
Now. what chance have got with any
! girls. especially with ones whom ]
never saw before? If ! had some one to
break the ice for me it would be differ
pnt. but I don't even know fellow in
the neighborhood who could introduce
me to some. When | was ut school !
managed to get along all right. although
| I was never much Of mixer.
played on the football and baseball
teams. and in that way held some
prestige. for I was somewhat out OF
/ me Ordinary. rs WI wv '''''"'' '''
| played guard. position whi'h II gen
orally entrusted to the neaN!'S' NV" W,
Wv ICY ss"e" e"., " hnso and an several occa =
80 ;,t, ,,,Lo, tho royrlar nitrbcr
was laid IN. Then again | took turn
in the outficld which is my natural po o
sitiop. n YOU understand these sports
S','" ! do, ror can 500 that
WV" ';,;o H an college team. even
~ NY ,,l, ono md hardly
'n""S" ~ vas sI - h;cb school I
"oo', Wv "" so,,owbat Of figure.
was p""n' ~ ~. roror made many
49, "''',t. ',st horo been nv fault
sl''n"1 sm .ho,, ,olIoys even the subs.
''' an W. 49, .I ,;,,os with the girls
M'.L ~, ""r 'o;rh,,er;ng towns. Don't think
,n,. ~ ~ r.,s onn of tho studious kind. for
""' ;,'a, ,ho onnositc hardly making
l, ~ nnss mo Once in the days
~ ,,r ,ron I wor a modal. so my hraius
,n ~, "a strike and they have
,.. :, oror since
L,. ,ho, rou and some Of your
aJa,. osnon;,i,v tho members Of the
s.,a,o Gov ann yive me some advice in
,h;s '.oso and what their opinious of a
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LONESOME.
Answers Almost Nineteen

e , h,
Dear 'Fn'n'o- Ut" WI, ,,,, nor.
thusco rca"''S w ~ ,.s. ~, ,,.hi,i,
tanning 10 'h' e'""S VI n,' =, -. 81.
l thihk S h"I o"'s "''''"
interesting .,.,. u,o
AVa'nns 'nEs''' W Wv '",,." ,,, Eino'
10 wv ',as;. ~ y, .,,h,,;, ,ho fnllowiny e.
'ern' n,; aLa,,, ra,,rr mon n a
lou, nr,o,.;,a oto ,ro yery truc
p:. ~ - I'll ra,,i,r ono ro. tho onIr
Dau.ins ,,r' ,ha,,I,i No.,
i'"s,',.s ,.;,,a ,rhis
:. "' ,,,. ~ 80 q 10y ~" ~, a, 80 lads.
!" I'm, "a a, "ppI ,;',s I,aa,,so ,So Jnos
wv "vs ,"s. Nv" " Ia rr,. .;,I
no' o,'el w" Wv wv, u"a. u. So
nn n"t t;.,i;ss I tl,sost %;no,oon' so ot,~ NV :
nrcsses nm character nd anneorancc.
1orc want :, fullv imnress unor
"NIr Einotocn'' thut character and an g.
,ooronco ond sn,cch also .ro ,Lo croa,or
,,ort of I;fo.s gamble and e,h;cr,
,,,h;,l, l. no, ,,.storod ,o =, ,o,.,,i, Il,
rroo viii ,ct ne , hirdrorco rothor ,h,,
-, ossct in Tho narrow NTH ~ a ronna
life.
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Please Tell Me
What to DO
The Girls Bows Like
BY CYNTHIA

Dear ia.-Just few lines to
Almost Nineteen |. too. am afraid
I cannot tell you what kind of girls boys
like because some boys are good and
others are bad and usually the boys
that are bad pick out girls who are
the same, but the boys who are good
like almost Nineteen, described will
invariably pick out girl who is good
in thoughts, habits and ways-a girl
who dresses nice though she be poor or
rich and most Of all. girls who are them :
selves at all times. I myself am not
quite up TO almost Nincteen's" stand
ards. but am striving to reach that point
and | certainly thank you, almost
Nineteen for giving me few pointers
which | will certainly use. SANDY.
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Ruth's position with the New idea
Publishing Company was inferior to
that of the editors stenographcr. Not
that Ruth hadn't realized it before, but
she had always kept the truth in the
background by refusing to admit It.
She was suddenly furious at the sug
gestion although she knew that it had
been meant in all Kindness. aud she was
forced to keep silent for fear of saying
something that she would he sorry for
afterward. All Ruth's snobbshncss was
up in arms instantly and her manner
was stiff when she finally spoke.
20. I'm sure that I would never suit
Mr.. Browning for n stcnographcr, she
said airily, although | do appreciate
your thinking of it,
Ruth's sarcasm went unnoticed for
Helen Ware said quickly.
80, but you would, and you have SO
much that I haven't. college educa
ton. Why you might work up TO DC
anything"
Ruth was suddenly ashamed Of her
self. and quick to appreciate this girls
unconscious tribute. IL was the first
compliment she had received since she
had been working.
Did Mr.. Browning say anything
about it?' she asked suddenly.
mo, ii was my own idea Heller
Ware admitted. but | do wish you
would try"
lin the next instalIment Helen Town
send appears with new suggestion f0I
work.
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Take Heart, BashfuI Mike

Dear Cynthia have read your col
umn with much pleasure oyer since
it was started, ana now | am going to
ask you for help. ! have been away to
college and have recently returned
home. Unfortunately. | find that my ia
rents have moved to n different part of
the city. whore it is not possible to 60
with any of the girls and boys, with
whom formerly went with. AS a
consequence. not knowing anybody in
the ncighborhood. all | can do is to sit
in the house all day long by myself
This has been the ease for the last
month. and | am certainly disgusted
| am not working. as man whom
know is trying to locate me in an Office.
Now. I am coming to you for advice
But please. don't tell me to join some
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Sure to Find Ideal

Dear Cynthia: Have been a reader Of
your column. please Tell Nc What
to Do" for quite n spell. and in this
my first. in answer to ''Hoping." under
the heading Seems 'Namps' Get Them
AL" | wish to state I'm in the same
boat. only of the opposite sex. .Ius'
n plain. ordinary girl?-hard to find
these days-as there are lots of flirts
or "vamps," but none for this bird
So. "Ioping,' don't get dsgusted
| have been here six months and as
lonesome as can be. Still, I'm not go
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And So They
We're Married
START THIS STORY TODAY
BY HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
!. Copyright, 1910. bv Public Ledger Co.

IL.
movers one reaos VI au.e' ..n"e'
happening IN omces. RUIN re"'.n
oereu having seen pay ou'u -,
tne employer tnougnL nore VI VI. g.,
VINO WORKED IN MS once anu VIM ~, 80
iooKed IKE. thah the way 'hcy ',u -
work' Sne even rehenoereu ~"
nao snocked her anu set ho"
sciousiy IL had iorineu her opih'Vn
tne business woriu. She re'"e
,he uniqrtunate it''e ',
ana 1oohsh' VINO s'eppeu in,o 'no p
ana VINO was sa'ed BECAUSE '"e ..,ps
er son had ia''eh III '''e wiz" '
ana wanted 10 marry her'
But nothing like that happened IN
real ne, hu'h renec,eo' "appe"'"
only IN DOCKS ana III 'he "''''eS'
On purpose Ruth had ceased wearing
tailored waists with four-in hand ties.
The high collars scratched her neck ana
she was not an ethcient business
3 woman. Therefore she figured That she
" could wear exactly what she pleased.
SO she wore lacy things. and she studied
herself in the glass and tried effects
with her reddish hair. and she knew
she was nice to look at. If Ruth had
oeen accused OF trying 10 attract NV
men az 'he on'ce s"e "ou'u nav
,was - oraot,, a m,h.t sLc wos trv;ng 70 do
Ava st;lI NJ Rrown;ng nursued his
s,sn conrso nf ,;fc naying M attention
at all to her save to offer her n courte-
ous good morning. There were only two
otber men and both were ,njutercsting
"A wasn't that Ruth wanted TO have an
affair with any one. but woman like she
was pioued at Indifference, and pre-
ferred feeling Of one kind or another
She counted to some extent in her own
world; but here in the business world
she was dull nonentity.
One day Mr.. Browning's stcnographer
came out to her Tor chat' attcr MI
brownlng had ictt 1or 'nhch' iier
wholesome little race pore 'rahshg
uring smhe ana she looked almost shSiF
AZ huth. since huth haa oeei, at 'hr
once she had grown I" ike thls gir'
6 even against her W'sncs' ior "e'P III
Z her heart Kuth reaiizcd mat MI
Browning stenosrapher counted ior
more IN the business world thah She
herself did.
I'm going to be married. she
announced.
Ruth wheeled about. REALLY. how
splerdid -
~ think so"
..,p;u ,u al, , ,,,,, ~,
,.whn Nv u,aa.;,, T.,noo va, l,,,.
- L.,s ;,s. "a oa.,a haal, wo,"o an;nr
- ,ho Jo.nas. I;t,I, ,,,o,o ~ ;n
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enable you to Join. Then. now listen
Mike. when you meet a nice girl ask
IL you can 'all on her and keep on call
ing and asking other nice girls il you
may call. Take them to the movies and
to the theatre once in while. and be
especially courteous and kind. Make
them like you. And they will--bccausn
I've known it to happen. How about it.
girls. and other boys whovc found this
outI
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILA DELPHIA FRIDAY AP

ing to give un the ship until I've found
her. just ''jolly ordinary girl" for
mine.
Every dog has his day'-a very
truthful saying-but instead Of day"
mine is months.
LONESOME.
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A Breath Of Bonny Heather

To the Ediior OF Womuu's PuOc.
Dear Madam-Mrs. s. n friend Of tho
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER, asks whore
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Cambridge, now confer legal degrees on
women who duly qualify.

The Federation of Women's Clubs Of
Salt Lake City has decided upon q
strict boycott of butter until the price
of the product is reduced.
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information can be found ABOUT the
hymn in which this verse occurs:

Hopes blesi dominion never ends.
For while the lsmp holds out to burn
The NileSt sinner may return.
ParaphraSc fifteen in the end Uf
Kings. James the of England and tho
Sixth of Scotland version or the Bible
Arc you of Scotch descent? am
from Abcrdecushirc. Scotland. aud
sang the psalms and parnphrascS in
church instead of hymns. Often Saug
this one in church and at family wor-
ship in my fathers home in Scotland.
| remain n friend of the old school.
CITESTNI'T HILL.
Other information as to tho lurution
of this verse was printed the other day
in the exchange but was so sure the
reader who asked for the information
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18

would be interested in this very kind
letter that am printing it. Thank
YOU. Chestnut Hill.
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It is only within comparatively rc-
cent period that Italy has had schools
Cor the higher education of women.
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Things TO KnoW

For forty years Mrs. II. g. Town
send has been connected Ms u teacher
with Baylor College. Texas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18

Many women in Texas and Oklahoma
are reported to have devclopcd- into
successful spectators in oil land leases.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18

All of the prominent universities in
the United Kingdom. save Oxford and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18

lin the next instalIment Helen Town.
send appears with new suggestion for
work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18

A dull.kid Pump with
covered Louis heel; ex.
tolling all the comfort and
style of IS or 81 pumps;
reasonably. sen. .Ioo
sibly priced at %7'oo