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DETACHED; BEST PEBBLE DASH BTNGA-
low type; 9 rooms. . baths; like new: garage;
large electric lighted closets; porches high
view: h.-w.h.; Minneapolis regulator; automatic
h.w.; hardwood: dining room beamed paneled.
rail: light basement: laundry; best ne. section
IA minutes by cars; bringing 500 As apts.
Immediate possession: $1,000: discount for
~S.hstantiAl payment NJ 21A5W. IA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
FOB SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

FOR SALE-HOUSES FOB SALE-HOUSES
THOSE BLOOMINGDALE HOMES AR1: GOING FAST
A FEW MORE BARGAINS.
and
porch
cell hk porch. house fee wtd ucashpa
nu1 b heat cellar double
to Ensy TERMS.
ROBERT LEE O'BRIEN,
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Ideal for a Doctor
De Sales Street.

A three-story home in splendid
location for om-renting. yet
reserving TO itself the refinement
Of u residence. Fronting site of
Vista ton Academy. where soon
will be erected q large structure
insuring the value of property in
this section. There are II rooms.
2 extra Iavatories tone on first
foor). electricity; lot 1s11OO feet
to 15-foOt alley.
Price. SIS, 900.
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Chevy Chase

NiioSN.
BUY in this suburb before prices 90 up.
Spring is almost here. A good bungalow on
Broad Branch road near Northampton. There
are s rooms and hath. with all the modern i'm
pruvements Of hot-water heat, gas and electric
ity. There is garage. Occupied by owner.
Price only SlO.JOO.
THE r. H. SMITH COMPANY.
s1J 18th St NV Main 64A.
WANTED = 10000 THREE
STORY HOUSES IN WHICH
TOINSTALL THIRD FLOOR
BATHROOMS; FOR FUR
THEIR INFORMATION AP-
PLY, 7:3O AM. TO 7:3O PM.
"A. P. BOVELLO, 1880 GA. AV.
NV. ..REGISTEREDPLUMB-
ER. JOBBING AND REMOD-
ELING. PHONE COL. 1887.
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INTERESTING NEWS FOR
COLORED PURCHASERS

Homes near Sherman
Ave. and Lamont St. NV.
Front, porches. bath; large
lots. Easy terms.
PRICE, S2,95O0O
Only four houses at this
very low price. Act quickly.
See
B. B. PINN,
7l2 Kenyon St. NV, o.
Phone Main 4S46.
rOSSESSIoN-S LARGE ROOMS AND RAiH
com Portable brick home: many conveniences
well located ne: ApO; 81 SOD cash. 'al
Lincoln a341-W. after =.
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FOR SALE-H0UsEs


BUNGALOW.
Takoma Park.
So.35O. $500 Cash
Balance Arranged.
rooms. bath hot-water heat; electricity !;
one block from 14th at extended car line i
built-in garage: sleeping porch open fireplace
One Block from 14th St.
Car Line.
Corner-Detached-
$1,000. $1,000 Cash
Balance Arranged.
rooms. bath: hot-water heat: electricity;
gas; garage some fruit; lot 0o11o0.
BUNGALOW.
$1,000. $500 Cash.
SOS Monthly.
6o.2oO; shade trees; plenty Of bearing fruit:
two chicken houses; block from car line
one carfare. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
TWO-FAMILY APT. NV.
One block from Mt. Pleasant
Car Line.
S15.SOO. $1,000 Cash.
Ono apartment vacant. Gross rental. $3.50
monthly one sis.room and bath apartment and
on. tive-room Gnd bath apartment electricity:
hot water heat. hardwood floors. etc.
@. b. ZANTZINGER.
No. 1OSC316.
903 New York ave
Phone Main 535l.
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Phone Main 337l.
In Cleveland Park.
BRAND-NEW house Of large rooms and 3
baths. breakfast porch. spacious front porch.
sleeping porch, open fireplace, oak floors,
hot-water heat. electricity; large lot; garage.
This is a good value at
Price. SIS 600; terms.
Bungalow Near 10th St.
Extended.
THIS Is v"rr attrncti," bungalow of ! rooms
and :, baths and garage: large lot: this
house has many unusual features.
Price. $1,000; terms.
In Fashionable Section OF NV.
THIS desirable brick residence contains S
rooms and bath. front porch and sleeping
porch. breakfast room. hot water heat, cleo
tricty. hardwood floors throughout; ea-ly
Price, s13. 500: terms.
In Bloomingdale.
VERY complete little, little home .. with large large lot
Priced 5000; terms.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER.
3O4 Union Trust bldg. Main 1902.
FOR COIAJRED-$6 800. + ST NEAR Sth
NV Furnace and gas. Garage Easy terms
Col 44S.. 15s
FOR SALE-BY OWNER-s-RooM AND
bath brick house: white neighborhood ten
$500 cash; easy terms. Address Box 124 R.
Star Office. 4s
SEV ERAL SMALL FRAMES. IN GOOD LO-
c;'tion ne: will sell separate: on terms.
Apply aI4 Md. ave. ne. 14'
BEFORE BUYING
SEE WEIGH.
Who Always Has Good Buys,
18th and n Y. ave. Main 4346.
MAR CAPITOL LIBRARY AND STATION.
Best buys Capitol Hill.
rooms and bath; lots 1SHx100 feet to
wide paved alley. Asking $3.50. Reasonable
terms
MARYLAND AVE. NE NEAR sth ST.
4th ST AND PA AVE Sc
ONLY ONE LEFT: rooms and bath; large
lot: double front. Aaking $3.50. Easy
terms.
9th ST. NEAR G ST. Sc.
rooms and bath. Price. $3.50. Easy
GOOD HOMES FOR NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES
G st. near 18th Sc. rooms. Price, &. 75O
Terms.
Pa. ave near 18th s.e rooms. Price.
$1,000 Terms.
BEFORE BUYING
SEE WEIGH,
Who Always Has Good Buys.
18th and n. Y. ave. Main 4346.
| GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
VACANT.
Newly painted and papered: six large rooms
and bath home. in strictly white section: pos
| session with deposit corner house. central en-.
m trance; room for garage: furnace heat; So,
$S,OOO cash, SO per month.
DAVIS STEELE.
Main 50S2. 142O N. 7. ave. NV.
| IF YOU WANT TO Buy Or SELL REAL ES-
| GAN. AT ZANTzINGEk's.
FOR sALE-ONLY ; LE-T: 3 SOLD; 500
! CASH BALANCE EASY PAYMENTS. LIKE
| RENT. PRICE, 5000; ROOMS AND BATH
CLIFFORD 4. BORDEN CO..
PHONE N. 2c4:. 6O4 9Th ST. NV.
6-room modern corner brick,
| Georgetown Heights. In AL con-
| dition. Extra large rooms; all
facing front. Room for garage.
| Terms. s. 200 cash.
J. MCKINNEY BERRY.
1858 Wisconsin avenue.
| Phone West 51s and West 514.
d ST. NV. NEAR 2nd-BARGAIN. House
we'll built in fine condition; 13 rooms and b tn
furnace heat; garage for two cars Tel. Nortk
1886. Apt: 4s. ~
c ST. NV, NEAR METR OPoLITA n
Church; unusually we'll built house. 10r. 4 ba tn
Splendid opportunity for some one interested II
Bargain for quick purchaser. Tel. Main 1854
| l4s
| NEW COLONIAL COTTAGE
rooms bath. pantry, large closets,
screened porches; in northwest: lot
! J01l40, with every city convenience
and delightful suburban surroundings;
"A square from cars; 20 min. to bust
ness section. Most for your money
| today.
Call OWNER. West 1894. 15'
| NEAR VERMONT AVE.
AND N ST.
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A Corner Home.

without a parallel, both as to
home and value 4 corner within
two squares of Dupont circle, con-
yenipnt to cars. The house Is in
excellent condition. and contains
rooms and = baths. hotwater
heat. Let US show you this fiae
home.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Vacant-Ccr. Sd & V SITS. NE
A practically new modern home.
tapestry brick front; contains
rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; elec.;
stationary wash tubs; French
doors between dining room and
parlor: hardwood trim throughout
: extra large porches. Price,
$3.50. Terms. Act quick.
Nacant-On 1st St.
Close to downtown shopping
district: a modern Groom and
bath brick house: newly decorated
and ready to move in. Price.
$3.50. Owner will make very
easy terms.
G. St. NE.
A charming Groom and bath
brick house; colonial style; practi-
cally modern; parquet floors, etc.
Price, S., TO Very easy terms.
The homes we are advertising
today are absolutely the biggest
on the market.
S. SHAPIRO,
So Bond Bldg. 14th and n. 7. ave.
Tel. Franklin 5442.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

WOODRIDGB AND BROOKLAND.
An attractive List Of homelike houaes and
bungalows; possession at once; prices and
terms reasonable. See these helere buying.
B. r. HOLMES,
S0l Continental Trust bldg. Main 1857.
Evenings, North 6S12. la
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ST. AT NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Brand-new, up-to-date, English nj
brick unique in design 10 rooms. 8 baths ga
rage for cars Nothing like it on the market.
Price. $40. 900.
GEO. T. WORTHINGTON son.
Woodward bldg.
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FOR sALE-BY OWNER. GROOM HOUSE.
hot-vater heater; electricity and gas; hard
wood floors; cold storage; large front porch.
hack porch: room for garage; wide paved alley.
Price. T,750: cash 4. H.75O. 142 Randolph pl.
NV Phone North ls20-w. 14s
COI.ORED-sIx ROOMS, TILED BATH. GEL
lar furnace heat: front porch; Girard st. near
Sherman ave. Price. y, 500; terms. Address
Box 3lsR. Star once. 14'
ELEGANT 3-sTORY AND CELLAR BRICK
10 rooms and baths; h.-w.h.; gas and electric
lights; near 18th and Lamont sts. NV: built
BY Kennedy Bros. Possession. Price. $l7 500.
Address Box 3O6 r. Star once.
FINE 3-sTORY AND RASENENT BRICK, Il
rooms and bath. in downtown section. near
10Th and Mas. ave. NV. suitable Tor nrst-
class boarding house. Price, SO, 500. Address
Box 3OAR Star oa1ca
g, s,00o-2-FAMILY APT ROOMS ON FIRST
moor, rooms and attic on second moor; fur
race and gas. Rare bargain. Col. 44S2 1o'
FIvE-ROOA BUNGALOW; NEW: ANIL;
porches attic, cellar: good garden plot: room
Tor garage; convenient to electric ROAD. tor
particulars address BOX 23S. Mt. Rainier. Nd
ROOMS. BATH: EXCELLENT FURNACE;
perfect condition in every respect; room TOT
garage; northwest; bigEest bargain OF the Gay.
1850. DINOwITZ REALrY Co., 80 GSso'
1871 K 81. 3. B.-NnAR NAVY YARD. ONE
block from eaN-S rooms and baIn' pe1Smes
and Yards. Only g. $50. Terms. ". p NET
CALF, 1905 I ct.
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Anewho house n Grsrd street spln-
hoeon o 4ozi5o
bath instructed of bka htw1te heat Grage
Howater heat electricity Specially and
ever, saey for one M % Spn
Reaonab terms Reason able eerms
splendid 18th
Euid1o
the sesow4 tn Near 18th .sd @ s ea',.s for
Posesso in 5 ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~
dashed Wisconsin
JOHN w. THOMPSON & co,
728 18th St. NV Main lA7.
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Only 1000 IS REQUIRED FOR THIS
home. 6 rooms. bath; good yard to paved al
lev. located on f ST.. about blocks from Pa
ave. s.e EASY TERMS.
ii. +. LAW. 1919 Z st. Sc. Phone Line. 5725.
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we'll built in fine condition. 13 rooms and bath :
, furnace heat: garage for two cars. Tel. North
1886, Apt. 24S. 14s
Evening star., 1920-03-14

*. 5oO-sEMI- DETACHED BRICK HOUSE. 8
rcnsns and hath and 2 attic rooms; steam heat
tile bath electricity frcnt and rear porches !;
lot o5x105: hardwood finish; open freplaces; !;
ample room for garage: reasonable terms.
OWNER, 1852 10th st. NV. Col. 1850.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

TAKOMA PARK.
Frame house: six rooms and bath; ami.
large lot. Only $500 for quick sale Phone
Col. 1351-W. 14s
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7I3 I4th St. NV.
Overlooking Rock Creek PIX.
Brookland Bungalow.

Choice location on Monroe st. ne de-
tached; excellent design: wide. deep lot
q rooms, tiled hath; inclosed sleeping
porches; fruit. trees, garden: house in
splendid condition: immediate posses
sion: terms can be arranged. Price,
$3.50.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
NEW COLONIAL COTTAGE

rooms, bath. pantry, large closets.
screened porches; in northwest; lot
501l4O. with every city convenience
and delightful suburban surroundings;
"A square from cars; 20 min. to busi-
ness section. Most for your money
today.
Call OWNER. West 1894 15'
Evening star., 1920-03-14

| lCOLORED HOME SEEKERS.
CALL OR WRITE FOR OUR LIST OF MOST
DESIRABLE HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF
! THE CITY. TO RE HAD AT ALL PRICES
AND on ALL TERMS
| BRADFORD & COMPANY.
$50 SOUTHERN BLDG.
! MAIN 5s77 MAIN JS7s.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

block from eau-S rooms and bath, pe1enes
and yards. Only &, $50. Terms. W. +. Mel
Evening star., 1920-03-14

on CAPITOL HILL-NEAR LIBRARY.
house 10 rooms and bath. h.wh.. $6, 200.
house. II rooms and bath; latrobe heat.
house. rooms and bath: new furnace; $500
Can OWNER. % 3rd st. Sc. Line. 2691. IA
g, $50 WILL BUY 2-sToRY AND BASE
ment brick house. g rooms: bath; located on
X ct. near 9Th Sc. $500 cash and small month
ly payments.
q 750 Will OBTAIN BEAUTTFUL HOME
a rooms. large bathroom; fine location; easy
Waiting distance to NAVY YARD.
II. T. LAW. 1919 e st. sc. IT.
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Two 2-family apartments on 3jth ct. NV,
opnosite Western High School; rooms and
tiie bath first floor; rooms and tile bath sec.
ond door; front and rear porehes: room for ga.
rare. Exceedingly low terms. See OWNER.
a5s2 10th st. NV. Col. 44S2. 15h
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Vacant. $3.50. rooms and bath. elee-
%vt.ity: hot-water heat: front and rear porch
o.: deep lot to alley; reasonable terms. Keys
81 1862 10th st. NV. Col. 4462.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

1855 31st ST. NV BRICK DWELLINGS,
rooms and bath 81. 80 each. Terms. 1928
10Th st. NV. $500. Terms. Address Box
15S-R. Star office. 14s
RY ROOM HOUSE: FRONT AND
1913 st. Sc. Phone in the morning before
IL o'clock. l.. 4772-J A.
MODERN 7ROOM BUNGALOW. 1904 HUNT
ington street Chevy Chase: fine location: bar
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&2o SOON 18th ST NV. SOUTH OF
Scott Circle. 13r. and 3b.. h.w.h.. electricity;
suitable for doctor or dentist; garage. Col.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
FOREIGN RESIDENTS
 ASK ABOUT VALLEY

That the Phoenix chamber of com merce is active in furnishing the peo- pie of foreign lands with booster lit erature on the Salt River valely is shown by the large number of letters which are received by the publicity de- partment, including requests for de- scriptive folders and land price listings.
 Letters from a small hamlet in Ire land, New Zealand and The Hague were received yesterday and represent the average daily receipts. both in point of number and geographical scope.
 Peter H. Moore, a former resident of this valley, writes for descriptive literature on behalf of some friends who intend to emigrate to America MT. Moore is enthusiastic about the Salt River valley and has become 3 f1s..na booster cf :his ssctsoaa .ss tis fa1 away home.
 The information bureau of the Meth erlands Emigration league conveys it's thanks for a supply of booklets recent ly sent to it by the local chamber This literature will be perused by 3 large number of HoIlanders who in tn- ture will be Investigating prospective places of. emigration.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
NATION UNITED IN SUPPORT IF GREAT
 RELIEF CAMPAIGN

All America. irrespective of race or creed, is united for the campaign which opens tomorrow to save the lives of three and a half million chil- dren, according to advices received by Norman Carmichael, state chairman for Arizona. Eight great organiza- tons have joined together as the Flu ropean Relief council under the lead ership of Herbert Hoover and the two weeks campaign will be an intensive one.
 Included in the council which is in active charge of this movement are the American Relief administration, American Red Cross, American Friends service committee (Quakers), joint distribution committee. federal council of the churches of Christ in America. Knights of Columbus, T. M. c A. and Y. W. c. A.
 State and local leaders of all of these great American organizations were quick to respond to the appeal. and it is to be the biggest concerted war relief measure ever undertaken tn this country, but the problem of these three million five hundred thou Sand children on the verge of annihila- ton is so overwhelming that it de- mands the coordination of these great organizations.
 Commenting on this great move< ment the Jewish Relief News of New York says Ready responses were re- ceived from members of the American Jewish relief committee when wired l for help by Herbert Hoover. Felix M Warburg and Dr. Livingston Farrand advisory board of the European relief council. In most cases acceptances 1 from active Jewish relief leaders were received within 24 hours after the in l itial telegram was dispatched"
 "The whole national machinery of l the American Jewish relief committee has been placed at the disposal of the l European relief council for this great est of American philanthropic efforts" 1 said Henry H. Rosenfelt, national di- 1 rector of the committee. '1n all our work so far. we have stressed the non sectarian relief movements. American Jewry, as indicated by the responses 1 of our various state and local lead CTS. will come forward generously and
 wholeheartedly, as it has always done
 in the past"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
THOSE TrxAs COW S!

The latest version of that German Texan COW tale, to which we have pre- viously made reference, is to the effect that a representative of the German government is at present in Texas SUI perintending the purchase of 35,00O cows. to be shipped to Germany as soon as they can be assembled. No effort" it is added reassuringly will be made to select only blooded ani- mals," as the need for dispatch is UT gent. This initial lot may be followed by other large shipments, we arc told.
 As will be recalled, the original edition of this wheeze had it that a certain munificent society in this coun- try proposed to loan" to be on the ground of anxiety lest the animals fall into the hands of the rapaeious Allies A sample shipment of 150 beasts, il was reported, actually had sailed from Galveston.
 Subsequently it was announced from l Berlin that the German food control ller had objected to the acceptance oi l 5 ,000 American gift cows, owing to tho
 scarcity of fodder. The newest amend ment would seem to indicate that the
 government now has overcome its feal of starving the cows.
 ] As Germany has today actually moro l cattle than before the war, we venture
 the suggestion that American sympa- thies and generosity might be directed l into more profitable Channels-for in stance, by contributing toward tn relief of the three and a half million famished children in Europe, outside Eof Germany, for whom Herbert Hoo yer has sent out such eloquent appeal t-The Producer
Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
prot.s,ion of u. Live stoek Indus.ry

It is evidently for the legislature to provide protection for the live stock industry in Arizona by ho adoption of some other means of policing the ranges that provided by the present live stock law. Two suggestions have been offered: One is increase license fees and the other is direct appropriation for the payment for inspection The present system of fees is inadequate and unless is supplemented the present insufficient inspection force win have 10 be reduced stn further, leaving the ranges 10 the operations of rustlers
 The live stock law that we have has, in the course of several years, been developed and en- forced that the ruster been practically wiped out but there have been many individual instances of preying upon the the changing of brands and tho theft of stock in small Even with the present inadequate inspection force this work could not be carried on in a big way. But if the force should reduced say by 25 per cent, the live board believes to be unavoidable there must be many openings created for those who inclined Co appropriate the property of their neghbors.
 This protection does not now constitute burden on any other class of property. It is paid by the stocsmen the shape of inspection fees and butch crs licenses but those sources have shrunken in consequence of the state of the live industry throughout the west the fund so derived less than 75 per cent of normal
Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
Hoodwlnkine the V0tsrs

A pl.a of those who are fighting the county road bond issue is in the inquiry: DO you want to go ahead with the county road program at the present hish prices of materials and high wagesT Ihey trv to convey that the whole program will be fin ,sbed at the rate per mile of Twohy Bros contract They ignore the opinion of MT. Bennett counsel for the highway commission, that the present contract holds only until the funds obtained through the frst bond issue have been exhausted, and that for any other ,ork to be paid for of the proceeds Of another bond issue there must be another contract awarded after bids have been submitted. They also ignore the statement of Twohy Bros that they will be at tho bidding that their bid will be based on the prices of cement and wages at that time.
 The whole question is. though, the bond issue op- ponents are trying to disguise it, Do the taxpayers of this county want the road building program con tnued or do they want interrupted? Are they will ing to put up with the kind of roads we now have indefinitely or do they want to have the good roads ss soon as possible they get the benefit of them as possible?"
 It is a very simple proposition. This talk about burdening taxpayers with debt in time when they do not feel as prosperous they did last is bosh Tho proposed bonds will not rest the taxpayers this year the next the next year after that The bonds win not mature for twenty-five years and then they win rest on the valley which will have been made infinitely richer by the very roads which the bonds have built and then the people who pay the bonds win praise the foresight and public spirited ness of those taxpayers who Decemer 31, 1920, twcnty-two years before, voted the bonds for the roads.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
FRIDAY WAS TRADE
 DAY AT FLORENCE

FLORENCE. Dec. 1e-Friday, Dec r. has been set as the date for the trade day with Casa Grande by the local chamber of commerce. It Is GUS tornarv to set aside certain days on which delegations from the chamber of commerce and from the town go to the neighboring towns for friendly
 visits and to stimulate interest Tn
 trade. Friday of this week was chosen
 as being especially appropriate be-
 cause on that date the basketball
 teams of the two high schools will
 meet at Casa Grande to decide the old
 question of basketball supremacy The
 Casa Grande teams were defeated Tn
 Florence earlier in the season; the
 girls by a good score but the boys team by only two points; but since
 then lack seems to have favored the main line folks and much rivalry ex- ists between the two schools. The chambers of commerce of both towns are behind their teams and propose to make this event the occasion for get together
 At meeting of the chamber oi i commerce yesterday County Farm Ad- visor Turbille asked for the aid of that body in organizing the farmers of. this 1 section and in supporting large scale constructive work among the farm i CTS. The heartiest cooperation of the i chamber of commerce was assured and a committee was appointed to ar range a time and place for a get-to- gether banquet. It is planned to have l each member of the chamber of com merce invite some farmer of the vi l cinitv to be his guest at this particu- | lar occasion and an organization oi the farmers will then be perfected and methods of coz -operation betweer
Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
HANDLE WITH CARE

One of the most fragile and at the time of the most indestructible pieces of baggage forming the equipment of person starting out in life is his conscience. The average hates, despises and mistrusts that little bundle "fnw" s the Saxons called it. worse than he does the in tax, and for about the reasons
 He is never free from suspicious of ulterior motives its part when he hears the clamor of the small voice still, and is prone accuse it of hypocrisy, deep and shameless, or a guelessness that would subject him bootessly to the kicks and buffets of life.
 Introspection is the most dangerous weapon a can use against his conscience. Something like looking at your profile in the glass. When 1t is intact you it only in a strained and hay way Turn upon it and it Is gone.
 Never drive bargain with your conscience; it is more exacting than Roman god, in this respect and will insisting jots and titles and discover ing jokers in your contract till the judgment day.
 Above all, sit upon your conscience-re- member the story the negro fireman in the early forties who, disliking the sound of steam blowing off sat upon the safety valve.