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TOMORROW.
ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUcTIoNEER.
Executor and Trustees Sale OF
Brick Dwelling, No. u Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest,

near Union station.
The undersigned trustee, under and by virtue
of authority vested in me by the last will
and testament of Mary Kirkpatrick, deceased
fnee Mary O'Connor), duly admitted to proba te
and record, Administration No. 26O63, will Offer
for sale at public auction in front of the prem
ises THURSDAY, FEBRUARY FIFTH, 1920
AT FOUR-THIRTY T. M, the real property dis
t.nCuished as and being sub lot 63. in square
6as improved by brick dwelling known as No
% Massachusetts ave. NV, in the District
of Columbia.
Terms of sale: 0ne-half of purchase price
in cash, balance payable in one year. with in
tesest at 6 per cent. secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold, or all cash. Mt pur'
chaser's option. deposit of $500 required
from purchaser at time of sale and terms OF
sale to be fully complied with within forty
five days thereafter or deposit forfeited. Con.
veyancing recording and revenue stamps al
rurcha aser's cost FRANK VAN sANT.
Executor and Trustee.
FRANK l.. PECKHAM,
Attorney for Executor and Trustee.
tac7 -d&ds.eX
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EDUCATIONAL.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.
The lectures in the SCHOOLS of nIPIO-
MACY. JURISPRUDENCE and CITIZENSHIP
will begin on MONDAY. FEB. 8, 1920, in the
new Downtown building of the University at
1907 81.
Among the subjects in which courses are of
fered
International Law general and advanced
courses).
Diplomatic History.
Citizenship and Passports.
Diplomatic Usages.
Immigrati tion and Naturalizatio Laws Of the
United States
United States Constitutional History and
Law.
Comparative Constitutional Law.
English Constitutional Law.
Roman Law.
Spsnish-Amcrican Law.
MohammeGan Law.
Admiralty Law.
Commercial Law.
Outlines of Legal History.
History of English Law.
Interstate Commerce Law.
Election Laws.
Governmental Institutions Of the United
States.
Political History of the United States.
World History Since 1S4S.
Oriental History.
Great Political Revolutions of the World.
Current Diplomatic and Political Topics.
Commercial Geography.
Foreign Trade.
Trade with the Far East and Near East.
Trade with Latin America.
Industrial Resources OF the United States.
Economics.
Sociology.
Comparative Study of Religions.
Racial Psychology.
For circular and further informa tion, write
to the University, or call. between II and
or and $50 PIN. at 1907 + IT. NV.
COLLEGE GRADUATE EXTENSIVE EZPE-
rience, will give private lessons oral and
written English, drama short story: even
ings after .; excellent references. Address
Box 1i9-A Star office 6'
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C. G. SLOAN CO.. INC. AUCTIONEERS.
1922 New York ave.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PERSONAL
EFFECTS, ETC, FOR STORAGE
CHARGES.
Notice ia hereby given that on SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY "A. 1920, AT TEN O'CLOCK
the rooms Of c. G. Sloan Co., Inc. 1922 New
York ave. NV. Washington. d, O.. TO enforce
all Household Goods. Personal Effects. etc, on
storage with Union Storage Co. in the names OF
Mrs. Annie Johnson or Carlisle Johnson, MT.
W. II. Nesbit, NJ. J. T. Herrity. Mrs. H. T..
Morse, Mr.. Frank Nelson. MIR. John johnson.
Mr.. william Price, Mrs, B, Kinney and Mrs.
II. #. Tripp. UNION STORAGE CO..
1a2s fe4 705-7-9 Fla. ave.
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ADAM A. yvESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.

BY virtue OF the authority Of two collateral
notes. past du, will, the SEVENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1920. At TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, sell at public auction. within my sales
rooms. 920 Pa. ave. NV, the following securi-
ties, TO wit:
-Four 81 900 irst-mortgage serial and sinking
fund 81 gold bonds of Bernice Anthracite Goal
Company. ADAM A. WESCHLER.
fe24,6 Auctioneer.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

18th STREET NV. BUSINESS PROPERTIES
Store with rooms and bath above, SIS OOO
Garage, 2OAl2u. with rooms and bath above,
SIS, ,0O1.
Large store with one 5 and one ) room and
bath apartment above; garnge in rear; SD U0O
II these do not suit call and tell US wha I
you want.
\. e. HOUGHTON & co, 1916 II ST. NV
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
NEAR Sth AND II SITS. NE.-CORNER
store and apartments. :-story brick building
with storeroon and cellar and > apartments OF
4 rooms and hath; INV Ii. Total income from
building, 800 per month. Price, $l0.5UO. No
leases.
y. e. HOUGHTON & CO., 1915 II ST NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section.
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WANTED TO BUY.

AM pFSIROUS OF PURCHASING DETACH-
ed house, not IS. 500. any good location in
u. C.. not less than rooms: can pay ar least
50 800 down; more II necessary. Address Box
l34-A, Star ofhce.
SIX-RM HOUSE. MOD. IMPS.: GOOD WHITE
11Sa,9n s,n,.v S9 Eith 99 900 fst Sstr S m'hn'y'
To Buy DIRECT FROM OWNEU-HONE on
| or near East Capitol st. Address Box 112-A,
star office.
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER FOR SIN
room house in Columbia Heights or Nj. Pleas
am, west oi lltn slFtr' Not over F',poo
Cash payment. $1,000, and good monthly pay
meut.
Also buyo- for detached or spmi-dctached
house in Saul'> Addition Not over Si0,oo0
Can pay s.. 500 cash and good monthly pay
meui. What have you 20 offer:
CLARENCE r. WEIGH
Room l. southern bldg.
Phone Main 1883.
An LOOKING FOR \ DESIRABLE HOME IN
Ilo"mi inc'iGle or tIishylew: $l.750 casi, and
VIII make good mon -hly payments. Address
! Box I54 \, Star oaice
! MUST HAVE THIS MONTH \ SIX.R00M
house with deep lot. colonial porch. cellar
furnace or hot-watcr heat, near 1Ith aud Park
ri Address Box 176-A, Star Office.
WANT TO EUT An S-ROONl HOUSE. >
baths price ra.-i /" right one with garage
preferred. Address Box l!5-A, Star otfcc.
CATIiLL d DUNCAN WANT YOJ TO LIST
your house This week. We have the buyers
For the benefit of those who cannot call dur
ing the day we viii he open all this week
from 10 pm. CAHILI d DUNCAN. NJ
2l.5. 40I Cont Trust bldg. 18th and II SITS
NV.
HOME ~ GOOD RESIDENTIAL sA Tf0N:
city or suburbs; CT l. ruol.s. Phone Main
3.;-
WE HAVE CLIENTS ANXIOUS TO BUY
good n 10 room homes with all modern i'm
provements Phone write rs. giving full de.
scription. JOHN ". THOMPSON * CO.. Inc
Main ii7I.
6 TO ROOM HOUSES ~ coon KEsIDEN.
lI Sstafr rpu tful MaF ~
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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA-
tion for clerks, Feb. IA. Tuition for entire
course for this examinatio So. THE CIVIL
SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Sc cor.
18th and NV. Phone Franklin 20s0.
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HALL-NOYES SCHOOL.

DAY AND NIGHT.
Both sexes: all ages. In class or privately
graded and high. under teacher from Central
High School. Z. S. CIVIL SERVICE PREP.
UNDER FORMER U. 8. EXAMINER. Cata-
logues, 221 L st. NV. Phone II. 3S77.
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west, also Lease OF IrefnlScS.
BY virtue OF an order of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, holding a Bank
ruptcy Court In re John NJ. Brown. bankrupt
No. 12o4, the undersigned trustee VIII sell by
public auction within the above premises on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH.
1920. AT TEN-THIRTY O'CLOCK AN. stock
of Cutlery. Razors. Manicure Sets. Carving
Sets, Scissors, Penkniyes. Thermos Bottles.
Watches. spectacles Clocks. Razor Strops aud
Homes. Shaving Sets. Pocketbooks. Brushes.
flashlights, Fishing Tackle, Novelties, Show
cases. etc.
The above stock. fixtures and lease of said
premises will first be offered as an entirety.
and IL a satisfactory bid is not received will
be Immediately sold in detail.
Terms: Cash.
MARK sTEARMAN. Trustee,
fe3-d&dbs, ,e,siu Columbian building.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

State of New Jersey, County Of Mercer. S.:
/ GURA WYNkOoP. of the borough OF
Princeton county of Mercer. state Of New
Jersey, being duly sworn. deposes and says:
Railway and Electric Company 4To bonds mum
ber 1888. 81. 600; number 1873, $1,000; number
1883. $500 and number 1I15i. 500
2nd. That coupons maturing June 1, 1919.
which had been clipped from said bonds. valued
at $50 90, were entirely destroyed by fire
which totally destroyed my home at Kingston,
n j. on the night of April "a, 1919. and that
she has applied to the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for duplicates of the coupons
lost.
In witness whereof 1 hereunto set my hand
and seal this 18th day of January. 1920.
GURA WYNKOOP. (Seai)
Witness: EDW. III. EFFING.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 18th
day Of January, 1920.
5Seal) r. V. CORTELYOU,
Notary Public.
Commission expires May 3. 1924)
fe2,4,7s
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THE CIVIL SERVICE
PREPARATORY SCHOOL

l.. ADOLPH RICHARDS. N. A, NJ. s., Prin.
Sc Cor. 18th md F NV. Phone Frank. 2OS0.
Shorthand. Typewriting. Decimal Filing.
Bookkeeping. English and Mathematics.
Special class for DEPARTMENTAL CLERK
examination So for entire course.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.
TWO BUILDINGS IN CENTRAL SOUTHWEST
serticu. eIch Iuyiug apis. rre-war rents,
SlSS. Price. 3.0pU. One building southwest.
containing 1 nyc-room apis renting for So
per month. Price. So 800.
THOMAS =. BROWN. 611 AZ St s.w.
TO SETTLE Az ESTATE.
Two-story brick dwellings, rooms and bath
each: la-rCl, heat; rented to cJ.ored tenants
at $50 annually; want offer.
4 G. HOUGIIFDN & CO. 1916 II st. NV.
We have tue EESr in every section"
A Real Investment.
New Grrproof APARTMENT roar 18th and
Girari s;s. NV; mod IN apartments. all
leased and yielding 4 yearly income of $1,000.
Price, S5J.Oiu. GJ1l terms. Act quickly.
A. {. HUUGITDN Gs CO., 1915 II ST. NV.
We have the list in every section"
WANTED.
APARTMENT HOUSE. SO, 200 TO $4,000
Client can pay 5000 TO $4,000 cash. assume
a. ucumhrauccs and make substantial mon TIL
y Payments on haia.cc; quick action guaran-
ycel. \. 6. Ii UGNrON x CO.. 1916 II NV.
HAVE $4,000 REMAINING OF \ FUND OF
: - uOp witch l wish 10 invest for clients in
Washington property; &. or 10 room houses
any section. store properties; must be reason
; BE in Trice. For quick results address 4. C.
1915 II 81. NV. or phone NJ
-ISl
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PROPOSALS.

Chairman of the Board of Awards, Depart.
ment of Agriculture. Washington. ID. C.. un-
Ill PM February 20 1920 for erecting at
Bell Station, Maryland on the Washington
baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railroad,
fifteen miles from Washington, ID. C., one head
house, four greenhouses, three cottages and
one Implement house All these buildings are
to be used in connection with a Plant Detention
Station at Bell Station. Specifications and blue
prints may be obtained on application from B
r. Galloway, Plant Inspection Laboratories
1901 i ST. NV, Washington, ID. c. fe4-3t
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\ BARGAIN.

Well constructed house near 18th and Mass.
a.; row heating plant; large yard To 80 fnnt
alley: sui1ahl, fo- room renting; large, cheer
III rooms. 5000 cash, haiaucc like rent
owner will sacrifice for quick sale. Address
Box 3i5-T, Star oiice. -
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Continued.

a REAL. BARGAIN-If ROOMS ALL FUR
nished; in good condition: = I,orches. e ara -c
space for 3 machines wide alley furnace heat:
rents for $3.50 Il month. 50 $50. VI ST. between
6tl ano 9TH. 612 VI -. nv. -
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ADAM A. wEsCELER, AuCrIoNEER-
Bankruptcy Sale of the Entire
Stock of Cutlery, Razors,
Manicure Sets, Watches,
Clocks, Cases. etc, contained
in No. ol7 9th Street North
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FOR RENT.

WILL LEASE AT A Low PRICE NUMBER
of acres land in Texas oil fields Inquire Of
Il. W. CUSHING. 1iiS Perry place.
FOR RENT-FARM BETWEEN FORTY AND
fifty acres rght-room house; two barns: well
water at door; one mile from District line on
the Marlboro pike. ADDRESS II. c. HOYIE,
Brunswick Nd -
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WANTED.

WANTED.
ONE TO THREE ACRES. ABOUT SIX ROOMS,
fruits water, gas. 10 miles from Washington;
rent or easy terms. North 91G9. 1917 kalo-
rama ri. .
WANrEp-5OO FARMS AND 900 SUBUR-
ban homes Constant demand ARTHUR NJ.
CoNSOR, Room 222. 726 1ith st. NV. Phone
Main 7l78. l3'
WE SPECIALIZE IN FARMS AND SUBUR-
ban homes We have ready buyers for proper
ty Of every description. List with US now for
quick sales. ~
SIT 18th 81. NV. PhcDe Main 333l.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE TRACT ACRES. $50 FIT ON
Silver Spring elec. and 800 IT. on blue stone
pike: will divide: low prcr; terms; exchange.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 L NV 50
IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. FROM 40
TO 32J acres prices are right See and
make arrangements for inspection.
Z. II. SMITH co. Sl5 18th st.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST AND SECOND
trusts. Funds on hand in sums of 81 900 to
so5 900. Prompt replies. Reasonable COM
mission.
CLARENCE +. WEIGH
Room l. Southern bldg.
Phone Main 1883
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FOR SALE.

AT FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE-BEAUTIFUL
new home center hall type II rooms. ba tbs !;
vapor heat; servants quarters, parlor.
porch; beautiful lawn; 3 acres Of land: garage; !;
AT end of car line and pike. Address Box
le3-T Star Office 6s
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WOODSIDE MD.-3-ROOM BUNGALOW
lot 75x3OO: fine garden soil; shade; attractive
location: 35 minutes to city on street car;
81 800 cash. Phone WOOdside l3S-J. Sc
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HOUSES-LARGE OR SMALL. TO SELL, IN
Alexandria county. Va. thaving personally
made over 100 sales in nearby Virginia in pas
20 months) and IL years experience Ms real
estate salesman, perhaps il would DE to your
advantage TO list your Virginia property for
sale with No sale. charge W.
OIIARA. Willett & Reinecke Co.. 1909 Ii n w
Phone Main 1928.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.

Il ROOMS, BATH. GARAGE FOR . CARS;
ami u minutes from center OF city: large
ga rden. Address Box Bet, Star office. 5'
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WANTED Buy FROM OWNER ,No
dealerS) = downtown residence. of s or q
rooms: h.-w.h.; electric Iights: garage or
room for garage; possession by March l; de-
scribe fully. stating Price aud terms. Ad-
Crvss BOX iti-A. Star Office !.
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FOR AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER
An or 10 room dwelling; all modern i'm.
provementS: 18th ST. west and north of Fair
mont. Address BOY 32-A Star ntir.
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SPLITTING SECONDS

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 has his yacht played by wireless by a automobile by mlea  130O0ton baeshp Ohio stripped of its and another the practical will will Or
 
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5aby'a S'sep
 c. I have baby eight months old. She doesn't sleep well at night cries aloud in her sleep every 15 or 20 mn utes. She has been very restless ever since she had a bad cold about four weeks ago. Doesn't sieep but 9 few minutes each day and appears very well but at night cries as though something hurt her.
 (Answer)
 There are two chief causes of dis turbed sleep in young infants-indi- gestion and hunger l should advise you to look carefully into the matter of her feeding, and to watch her weight. Disturbed sleep may also be due to bad habits, such as rocking during sleep or night-feeding. Ii IS sometimes caused by extreme nerv ousness. or by obstructed breathing. There may be some respiratory trou' ble following the cold" she had a few weeks ago. It may be due to Q lack of fresh air in the sleeping room or to toe much or too little bed cloth ing
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THE TOLL

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"Man,s Piaythinqv

1E uiS picture, with big stars and big situations-that is the latest Re public release, Mans Plaything,' featuring Grace Davison and Montagu Love with Stuart Holmes prominent in the supporting cast, which comes to the Lyric theater toaay.
 Mans Plaything' was written and directed by Charles P. Horan. who is responsible Tor several original and highly successful screen stories. be sides having directed several eXcep- tonal pictures with Mary Miles Nm ter. The play. is a metropolitan city drama taking in ali phases Of life, rom the exclusive amusement places where the very wealthy spend thelr time anl money to the sordld bleak homes of the very poor.
 Grace Dawson, who is co starred H,i n Montague Love, is Q society girl VEo mas made high place for her scli n tho domain of the screen and stllios. She is perhaps best reueEn Gsr-j for her spplendid work in Tol- sU Atcnement il which she
 8.od opposite Conway Tearle. 'The
 den Cyde. and "NWss of Men .la sAAe others Of her screen ye- ,ic g. Mcntagbe Love enjoys 8 refA tl-icl eg1alisd by few, aud as a U Ian if wCuld be impossible to pieh oU better man than StuaT Hclmes
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l9-. Sam $. ZI

We have had the doctor 10 give him medicine and does not do any good. let h-m nurse only every three hours during the day and only six minutes at a time. He cries most of tho time day and night.
 (Answer)
 You do not mention whether or not ths infant is breast-fed or bottle-fed but since you state that he is allowed to nurse only six minutes at a time l am inclined to think that he is q brCast-fed baby. which is eminently desirable. A baby who is constantly fretfuls crying most of the time, usu ally is undernourished. In fact, un less your milk flows exceptionally freely the baby does not nurse long enough to obtain a requisite amount of nourishment to satisfy his hunger Then again your milk may not be ot desirable quality, a point which car be determined only by, your family physician. tN N
 Asthma
 c. | have boy 10 years old, who till the age of five years, was m per feet health He went to he'd as wei as ever, and at midnight got up witf a croup coughs The doctcr said i was asthma He is sick three day; out of six He had whooping cough but not before the asthma. Pleas advise me. Is it possible in a ccr
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the company of vivacious. pieasure- loving Sally Clark. Literal-minded seth nnagines them in love. A divorce follows. Too late Beth discovers why she lost her husband and, blossoming like a rose, develops into society's gayest figure. Sally, on the other hand, is transformed by marriage into a worse household drudge than Beth ever was. Roberts eyes are opened when he again sees Beth, and through a dramatic series of events they are happily together.
 The picture has been produced with ali the beauty of setting. mastery of screen technique, and admirable atten- ton to detail that was characteristic of Cecil B. DeMille in Male and Fe- male" and his other cinema classics. Sada Cowan and Olga >'rintzlau fur nished the scenario.
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By WHT-HADLEY Why Be Discouraged? Did You Know That

DANIEL WEBSTER panacea hearache discouragement i succe
 add or Is $ sod ali ave mentally morally. I noe Nothing idle by and
 WALTER SCOTT believed york He each He Waverly Novel the vol months whole working life
 O a The talent noh do q 0
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JOE MILLER'S IDEA

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  of steed and htched climbed
 
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tain climate the asthma will leace him2
 (Answer)
 Investigations within the last few years have clearly demonstrated the role of certain food substances which bring on an attack of asthma when partaken of. In other cases, asthma is associated with bronchial inflam- nation and children who readily con- tract bronchitis and colds and who suffer from asthma more frequently .n the winer and spring are benefit ted by change of climate; usually q high, dry and moderately warm local ity.
 Asthmatic attacks in susceptible individuals are also brought on by in- haling the pollen of certain plants and by the odors of certain animals such Us horses and cats.
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The great American boy is will ing little cuss. He'll fall for the San to Claus stuff as long as pa and ma want to feed it to him. Usually it's about two years after he has doped Santa out just about right that his fond parents begin thinking maybe Willie doesr'- swallow all their San ta Claus Lot air.
 But he'll give 'em a good time for quite a while, even though he knows they keep the bureau drawer locked these days and, anyhow. 10 Santa Claus could come down chimney any easier than a flock of reindeers could get up to, the roof of the house. And you have to hand it to sonny for his generous spirit in letting dad play with all the toys first and usu- ally getting them on the hum before he's through tinko ring with them. Seems to be all right for father t0 tell sonny when he finds a bunch of toys on Christmas morning that Santa Claus came down from the North Pole last night and left these for you"
 However. what would father say to
 
 the window busted and soony'd say Santa Claus came down from the North Pole and tossed snowfall, through the window"
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 The Society for the Exchange of Christmas Gifts is in training for it's annual session in the shopping dis trict Dec. 27.
 
 It doesn't appear to have occurred 10 7n~cne that rein@eer steak mi@ht he 10 the Christnas dinner what the tu-l-ey is to Thanksgiving.
 Of course. you noticed that the girls had given up their half-hoso hobby when Christmas came near. Sanfa Claus' whisl5ers have started -rore .f;Yes than lightnin~, aseer+s g ire insurance statistician
 FoIidey spirits no longer mean what they did before July, 1918.
 Say. did ycu know that il was 2 violation of the well-iInown Volsteat act to stick bottle Of the cup thai used to cheer into your neighbor'' sock Christmas eve
 Santa Claus. coming from the nortt will have to stand for the search anC seizure business at the Canadian bor der
 Oh well the Christmas mistletoC ought to help the Leap Year Cir quite bit that last week-if sh' works fast.
 There'll be more peace on eartl and good will toward at least on; man on the merry Christmas mornin: if you have correctly guessed thu gift that was on the missuS' minC the six weeks before Dec. 9.
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indigestion

e. have little boy that will be seven months old the 14th of Novem- Der. and he has always been bother cd with indigestion, and as he gets older he seems to be getting worse
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THE PAINTED CHEEK
.n of the painted cheeN?

 W I a deplore a 0 a IL  It's advertisement. AdvetiIng attracts probably the oldest earth. pudced would that this is true loudly that the demimOnde driven oh advertising O No to anything u o Paint is in bad  O the that they it. Thereto use it. cheek s a q a challenge.  doesn't to realize analysts they're prime mtuiionists ii Anyway, that's why paint.
  why shouldn't required ashes after he home Sat q a
  admire efficiency of tho aiforuia mo a