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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

BEAUTIFTL. MODERN HOME; LARGE
grounds: Kensington. Md; trade 70. equity in
good city property.
Il two-story bricks. near business street:
rented s. 26O year: only $19. 900: trust. - 900;
terms; take other property in part trade.
Prom I to 30 lots. all sections Of the city,
District and nearby Nd. and Va; clear: easy
terms: or trade for equities
TwO-FAMILY BRICK FLAT NE: worth
81 500 trade s., 900 equity for alley house,
suburban place or good car.
MANY ADVANTAGEOUS TRADES made
through our office monthly. State what you
have and what you want.
N. F. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 4507. 1923 st.
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OUR OFFICE PRACTICALLY MAINTAINS A
BLUE BOOK" OF EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS.



$12.5W.
Very attractive. detached bungalow Of
latest construction: on lot s0xlnO: cnnren
lent to car line; six rooms and bath: in ex-
cellent condition: all modern improvements
trusts we'll arranged, allowing easy terms: in
Chevy Chase. Nd. Do not miss this excep-
ti"nal opportunity to buy the hest bungalow
In this section.
McKEEEER l. GOSS,
l405 Eye st. Main 475:
$4,000.
One Of the preftiest detached homes south
OF Chevy thaxe Circle: Convenient to traction
line: lot "0x13O: brick and frame cons.ruc-
ii"n: seven large rhoII:s and bath: In first
class condition; all modern improvements: 9
per cent trust; easy terms: cheap At price
mentioned.
McKEEvER 4 Goss,
1905 Eye st. Main 475?
$500.
We offer this home for your most critical
inspection. 1t has six dandy rooms and
bath hot-watee heat; electric lights, and there
10 ample space for q garage. The house ID
now vacant and the price Is riEht-easy terms
McKEEVE]
l4O5 Eye Street.
MHNpERS m rur r cryyN.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

LEASE Il NO. At ST5 MONTHS ROOMS
and bath: fine mahogany furniture and Wilton
rugs: located on Conn. ave-: owner cai!eu
vest: cost $4,000 q month sgo: will sacrince
for quick sale. s.. 800 cash. and transfer lease.
An WILDMAN & co. phone Fl. 6f06 IS
FOR SALE--ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH
VIM sacrifice Hapartment brick building win
beautiful location facing park snd ave. with
large, vacant Ior adjoining. For particulars
.,nfr 10 n - lSs
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FOR SALE-Good location in
Petworth; serni-detached home,
= rooms and bath, parquetry
flooring, electric lights, hot-water
heat. Price, $3.50. Terms ar
ranged. Phone M. 9O8 for auto.
FOR SALE-On Claiming st.
just east of N. Cap; new house,
6 rooms. bath, furnace heat.
Price, $3.50; $500 cash, balance
monthly. Phone M. oO8 for auto,
or take any car on N. Capitol st.
to Claiming st. Open evenings
to dark. H. R. Howenstein Co.,
1914 F st. NV.
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McKeever & Goss Special.
$1,000.

After much discussion and consideration %
cur entire sales force. this house has. by
process Of elimination. been chosen Is tne oest
poasble purchase in medium priced homes for
the ensuing week.
situated In North Columbia Heights and
very convenient to 18th st. traction line; tap'
l0x156
Interior As follows: Parlor. dining room.
pantry kitchen. three large bedrooms, oath
and shower. Mahogany and white Trim
throughout and beamed ceiling In dining
room.
The entire house 10 in most excellent condi-
IL worth prudent consideration by those home
seekers who realize that our Efforts OF Maxi
mum Service are bent to assist purchasers 40
well 40 to merely sell real estate.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


69L0REP65 j ROOMS: g BATH, $3.50 CASE. 14.
FOR COLORND-sELECT HOME OF 7 ROOMS
and bath. near 11th and Columbia road. Bar
gain at g. 80: Address LIZ l27:T. etar once.
CHEVY OHAsE-sl. 500 CAsH: 10 B.. B..
Address Boz 105.T.. Star once. L,
HOUSE ON CORNERS ROOMS AND BATH:
new plumbing: immediate possession: Bloom
incdale. Address B9x 113-T. Star once:
must sacrifice my home in Cleveland PARK , for
quick sale Semi-detached home Of 8. delight
full rooms and bath. hot-water heat. electric
ing porches. hardwood floors and attractive dx.
tures. 1t Is very nicely arranged house. and
in II p"rcaser OF he pTopery desires
furniture, will sell very reasonable rather tina.
move it back to the west. Price Of house only
ihis f;' a real bargain. Address Box o4-T. Star
office.
CLOSE TO 14th AND PARK RD.-ATTRAC-
tive home containing large rooms and hatn.
viii sarrifice and sell lsr only $500 Address
Eox lO7-T. Star Office.
NORTHEAST HOMES
aoOo-5th st. ne. bet. G and H sts:.six
large rooms and bath. Excellent location
ss.5oo-Near 18th and X SITS. n.e;-An en-. e.
tirely detached home; lot Is IT, front; nv :
iIs.'i value. 81 600 cash. SIS per month. 80,
4 corner home ne. Of 8 large rooms, tIs
hath two floors; brick garage: center nsn ~
plan: h.w.h.: elec. lights: tubs and servant
toilet. This house is in excellent conaiuop anu
immediate possession be obtained Espe-
cialy suitable for physician or dentist. Uni!
HOW ENSTEIN BROS.
9TH 4 SITS. NE, LIN. se7
NBAR DUPONT CIRCI.E-10 r. L b.: OWN
er, leavin. the city. will sell at sacrince
Price. So. 800 See this today. Phone NAN s.'V.
HAUMhN l. HEINZMAN. 734 18th vt. NV.
i,ib ST. NV. NEAR SCYrr CiECIIE-s r.
b. brick home In this desirable location for
less than $4,000 4 bargain. Phone Main
$500. BAUMAS & HEINZMAN. 7s4 lath st. \. "
PARKVIHW-TEiE BEST BUY IN THIS SEC
tion: q r. brick home with colonial porch ;
cellar: good heating plant and room ior ga
ssee sAT&AS s1Ss oS's H%HiSzMAN. HEM 74 18th st. NV
YOU MAY REGRET
NOT INSPECTING IT'S IRVING 81. NV:
BEFORE YOU PURCHASE THAT NEW
HOME-This new s-room; ultra-modern dwsii-
great charm OF location. Will surprise you;
There are porches, complete baths: heated
earage artistic fixtures. beautiful oak aoofs.
massive nrepiaee ,d no, 1s,r. Ysr
beautided with shrubbery. High au1nU OF
"'',-'s ). q. GRUVER; Owner; -. J..
Phone Main 76e. Onion Trust @dk:.
COLORED.
Rrrk seven rooms and bath. cellar, front
and back yard, garage space alley. furniture;
rood condition. Owner. leaving city. wiu sac-
dice to quick purchaser. II you want 10 ouy
call Franklin 773s after pm. -.
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FOR RENT.

NV. COR. 3srd AND NJ SITS. Nw.-CoRNER
store: large room in rear; good drE relia.:
suitable for delicatessen auto acce ess0ries or
druggist. Rent 800 per month. w. ID. SUI
LIvAN Co. ST. 18th st. NV. Phone Main
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SAIE-LOTS
TAK0MA PARK. MD. 50Ii50: Water:
sewer: gas: elee: fine shade: only SIS cash,
$40 monthly. Columbia 5aIs-M:
SEVERAL CHOICE BUILDING SITES JUST
west Of 18th ST. at Webster. overlooking 18th
st. and Rock Greek Park. Also lots in other
sections Of the city at low prices. WIN finance
the building Of your home.
=. EDISON W. BRIGGS.
ll0e 18Th st. Nv. Phone Main 5o74
OVERLOOK.
l.s0o lots c5x130 f.. $500 each.
800 cash down. SO per month.
Sewer. water, EnS, electricity.
go feet above sea level.
High. cool. clear. healthy.
Upexcellpd view Of Washington.
Best transportation facilities guaranteed.
Projected surroundings. Restricted home sites.
The best lot value Of the National Capital.
Let our salesmen show you the property.
Phone Main $500 for appointment
E. II. TAGGART. Agent.
1870 New York ave.
so Down. SO MONTH. FOR A FINE LOT
in villa Park: Woodbridge. D. c.: less than 15e
square foot; 80 to select from. Apply FRANK
n COWARD. Owner. Newton St, near 37th
st.. Nj. Rainier. Md. Phone Hyatts. 4O5-J.
IOTS. OVERLOOKING 18th 81. AND CfTY
fer esls cheap. Call Cnl. %21s after IN.
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CLOSE TO 14th AND PARK nD.-ATrRAC-
tive home containing 8 large rooms and hath.
hot water heat. electric lights. and Ii all IN
first class condition. Need some money now 80
will sacrifice and sell }er only $500. Address
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HEDGES & Mi
1884 H Street NV.
Cleveland Park.

HEDGES MIDDLETON Inc,
1884 Street NV. Phone Main 1929
cleveland Park Near 18th and Kaorama Road
tenIoom is
three hath front x2
provence
insp
Near 14th and Grard Chevy Chase Nd
in
is shd esandat
and hath lights
Is in rect
Washington Heights. quoted order to effect quick sale
s47o-E.e.pton.ny Sauls Addition
the
n De
ana eetnc nsnts nst aehed
mohe rgep chesau
the Now
Downtown. Near Soldiers Home.
in 4
the dept BATH hSt~ar heat electric
y II II y
terms.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc,
1884 H Street NV Phone Main 1923
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p1 WV.
sem-detached home of brick construc
tion covered with stucco: locsted in Park
View; eight rooms. bath maids room and
garage: house finished in hardwood. par
quetry floors. dining room paneied walls and
beamed ceiling: beautiful electric fixtures; this
ideal home can be bought for the above
price. Phone us for appointment to inspect.
MckEErER L GOsS,
1905 Eye st. Main 1852
$l4,5OO.
This modern eleven rooms and twobat III
home is located one Of the most promi
rent streets in this section: the house is in
good condition and there Is ample space for
a garage; located in Washington Heights
terms
MckEEvER 4 GOSS.
l405 Eye st. Main 475n
$1,000.
Right of 18th street and within easy walk
ing distance Of downtown: nine large rooms
and two baths; dandy heating plant; is in
good condition: garage space.
Z & GOSS,
Main 4752.
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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WANrED-REAL ESTATK

WANTED-MONEY. .,s
WILL GIVE USE OF 1915 APPERS0N CAR
new tires. for loan Of $3.50 for three months;
car rs security; value. 500. Address BOX
150-T, Star ONCE. lSs
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NEW
MT. PLEASANT HOMES
and rooms. complete baths: heated
rsraees; instantaneous water heaters. etc.
INSPECT.
l725 Irving st. and 1872. Kenyon st. Open
m to pm. For sale by any broker
By B. b. GRUvER. owner. Phone Main 76s.
Union Trust bldg.
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ULTRA MODERN HOME.

STONE & FAIRFAA,
Main 1882 1912 New York Ave.
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FARMS
For SALE.

For SALE.
I00-H, DAIRY FARM, NEARBY, on MAC
adam road fne improvements: price. including
valuable stock. implements. etc. only $52 500;
only $500 cash required. or trade for city
house: owner retiring and leaving this section;
rare chance for local dairy to get . bargain on
time.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897. 1923 + ct.
40 ACRES, MILES FROM ROCKVILLE. ON
macadam road: 400 acres clear and worked By
trsctor; new 12-room house. with 3 baths and .
furnace: two good bank barns, several hay
harratks, about 5 tenant houses, etc. This Ia
q paying farm and ideally located to make big
money with: will divide into two farms. as It
has buildings arranged for such. Price. $75. 600.
business property; will sell stock. equipment
and erops. This is one of the best farms In
Moatgomery county. Nd. See Mr.. CHAPLIN.
MOORE HILL. INC,
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COLORED.

Brick, seven rooms and bath; cellar. 'front.'
and tacx yard. garage space. alley. furniture;
,ood rondition owner leaving city. VIII sac-
rince to quick purchaser. II Jou want to buy
cali Franklin 773S after pm.
No agents. IL
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CHFNV CHASE

OHEV N1ASE.
This attractive detached home just a square
from Conn. ave-: contains large rooms: glass.
inclosed sleeping porch: hardwood floors hot.
water hest: electric lights; southern exposure
large garage. Price only $4,000: reasonable
terms: immediate possession.
PRATHER, & ROBINSON,
514-1J-16 Bond bldg.
14th and New York ave-
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TAKOMA PARK HEAITY CO.
Lafxe two-family house, baths; nuit: eas
electricity; good terms; near cars; me lot
Good s-ruosn houe; large lot; wen located
g, ,75O LArEe Groom bunR1loW, new: haKdWood
doors; open fireplace: ready In 30 days: g!iea
a. cars; s3x16s; pleafy fruit:, quiei
ME 900. Six.ruon house, $1,000; good
locatio1. sixteen roome. 2 acres: maize s6ef.
TaKoNA PARK REALTY CO..
Col. a50s. TskoGa Park, D. G.
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WALLACH sT. MY GOOD 3e10KI
BRICK HOUSE. 6 rooms and bath. 80 and
rear alley. Possession. Price and tafme ,Ae
ply George J. Easterday. 14lO Q. AaM ~
LARGE. NEW BUNGALOW HYA1TbVILAE
lot ,63yo3o: water. electricity furnace. oealnr.
attic. porches; $3.50 cash. $50 monthly; vcssnt
Owner 414 Kresge BLDG. l1th and @: II.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK N.E-A SFLANUap
Groom and hath colonial home; fuf: D: 80 ~
bargain for any one with q fair cash payment
Early possession assured. Call ovaes' NsHn
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msia.s anzs ROOM @ bsts sod ,.anaH ii ssse@saf:
sleeping porch. eonerete lower. poceh: o0sa are-
places. wonderful elosets. h.:w.h., electricity;
/ Pm. to pm. Owner On premises. ~
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S5,o50-7th ST. NE. between and sts.-
; Tvo-story brick dwelling With 8 roolaS and
bath; cellar: furnace heat EXCELLENT
VALUE.
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COLORED BUYER.
$3.50 Cash, SIS Mo.
VIII buy 1872 b 1t. NV: now vacant: ready
to move IN; II rooma, water on three Aooss;
deep lot to alley; room for garage: splendid
location.
ALEX. S. CLARKE, JR.,
1888 G St. NV.
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ABOVE PARK ROAD NEAR i4tA.
The best 6-roOn house in this seeeaea: ~
heat. cleo hardwood floors throuGho0e ava .
garage Can give you early posseastoo:
We have the best houses in this ssetsse - sn
points,eut and you Will receive real service
that will satisfy you.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-24
DAVIS TOLD MINERS WILL
NOT ACCEPT WAGE. CUT
Railroad Chiefs Preparing to Send
Out Strike Ballot

Atlantic City, Aug. 24.-,(By A. P.)
Secretary Of Labor Davis has been
notified that his suggestion that the
United Mine Workers consider wage
reductions at the coming convention in
indianapolis will not be needed. w. l..
James, executive representative of the
mine workers at Washington, announced
here last night. Mr.. James, who came
here today with James Lord, head oil
the mining department of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, to see Sam
uel Gompers, also said that the mine
workers had asked the Government to
keep It's hands off, in wage negotia-
ton matters.
Acting for his organization, Mr..
James said he had made several visits
to the Department Of Labor and that
Secretary Davis had suggested that the
miners consider immediate wage reduc-
tlons, or at least take this matter up at
their convention to open in 1ndianap-
oils on September 20.
Cleveland, O., Aug. 24.-(By A. p
The chief executives Of the five big
railroad transportation labor organi-
$.cttsIis resumed their conference here
this morning in an effort to complete the
draft Of strike ballot to be presented
to the 400 900 active members through =
out the country.
The ballot probably will be mailed
early next week for referendum vote.
Decision to draft the strike ballot re-
suited from unsatisfactory negotiations
between brotherhood chiefs and railroad
managers following the recent 12h per
cent cut in railway wages by the United
States Labor Board.
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women ASK full I.
UNION MEMBERSHIP
Submit Plea to Labor Fedora
ton for Admission With
All Privileges
BARRIERS LEAD OPPOSITION
BY the Associated Press

Atlantic City, Aug. 4.-Organized
women workers of the country are
pressing their demands for equal priv
icges with men in all unions affiliated
with the American Federation Of La
Dor. Representatives Of women wage
carners appeared here today before the
Federation's Executive Council and
urged that Il take steps Immediately to
compel all unions to admit them to
membership with full privileges.
The women delegates were informed
by the council that It was powerless tc
compel unions to grant them member =
ship, as the constitution Of the FEEDER :
ntion guarantees the autonomy Of each
international organization. The coun-
Gil, however, is understood to have
promised to use its influence in every
way to have the rights of the women
workers recognized by all unions.
Thousands Of women workers, 1t is
claimed by their representatives, are
row barred from union membership by
number of international unions. Tho
Journeymen Barbers' Union has led the
opposition to the women, claiming that
the barber shop is no place for a woman.
The women workers, it Is under
stood, will now make new appeal to
the individual international unions for
membership, backed by a declaration
adopted by the Denver convention of
the Federation calling upon interna-
tional unions that do not admit
women workers to membership to give
early consideration for such admis-
sion.
j.. B. Malloy, grand vice president
of the United brotherhood of Mainte-
nance Of Way Employees and Railroad
Shop Laborers, appeared before the
council and reported that progress was
being made toward reinstatement of
his organization Of 10000 members
in the Federation. Mr.. Malloy said
that the referendum vote taken on the
wage reductions recently ordered by
the Railroad Labor Board would show
that the wage cut had been almost
unanimously rejected by his organiza-
ton, but he declared the possibility Of
strike was remote.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-24
WOULD JOIN SPANISH LEGION
800 War Veterans BesIese consups
Office to "Get Action" AuaIn

Three hundred veterans of the World
War. anxious TO get into action again,
hcsieged the Office of the Spanish Con-
sui, Emilio de Meta. 334 South Fifth
street. today, to enlist for service
against the Moors.
Tho attitude of the men, who are
wanted to form the Spanish Foreign
Legion, is summed up by Frank Adams,
one Of the applicants, today. Adams.
who was sergeant in the Twenty
sixth Infantry First Division, during
the World War, was wounded in four
fights and took part in six engagements
snid that he longed for action. "This
dnily grind of civil life Is too much for
me-, said the veteran. $50 it's me for
some more fighting" Adams, who tool;
part in the ArgOnne fighting, was cited
for bravery by the Government.
The men, thirty five of whom were
accepted this morning. will undergo n
physical examination Saturday and sail
for the training camp at Barcelona on
Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-24
SPANISH BEAT OFF MOORS
IN FIERCE AlL-DAY BATTLE
Madrid Admits "Some Losses" but
says Foe Lost Heavily

Madrid, Aug. 24.-(By A. P.)-Sav-
age attacks upon the Spanish lines
south Of Melilla, Morocco, have been
made by rcbellious tribesmen, but they
have been repulsed with heavy losses,
said an official statement issued here
last night. The Spanish forces, after
stopping the onslaught of the Moors,
launched q counter attack and com
PEELED the enemy to abandon positions
he had taken there.
The statement admitted the Spanish
had suffered some losses" in the en-
counter, which is reported to have been
one of the shHrpest as yet fought in
Northeastern Morocco.
The battle lasted all day yesterday.
Spanish forces were raided by squad
ron of airplanes. which scared above
the battle lines and did efficient work.
The Spanish troops were under the di-
rect command of General Cavalcanti,
commander in chief in Morocco, sup
ported by columns under the command
of General Sanjurjo and Colonel Re-
quelme.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-24
FRATERNITY HOLDS Meeting
Nineteenth Convention Of Sigma
Lambda NJ Opens Hero

Sigma lambda Nu Fraternity opened
its nineteenth annual convention with a
business meeting at the Pelham Auto
mobile Club this morning. Headquar-
ters for the delegates Is the Adelphia
Hotel. The convention will be in ses-
sion during the remainder of the week.
A reception will be held at the hotel
tonight by the members of the three ac-
tive chapters In this city to visiting
delegates. The days of the convention
will be taken up by business. Thursday
night there will be an entertainment at
Eagles Temple, Friday night dance
at Pelham and Saturday evening the
annual banquet held at the Adelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-24
GIRLS ARE BEST STUDENTS
BECAUSE THEY "CHZN' LESS
So Says Dr. p Graves Discussing Relative Smness of Mer
and Women, but There's No Sc. in Mind, He Asserts

Girls make more satisfactory students
this Is not because they have superior
minds.
They do less chinning on the cam
pus.
Neither have girls inferior minds. For
in mentality there is no such thing as
sex.
You find women in grooves simply
because tradition put them there.
But watch out Some day you II
find them building bridges. II the
Towne Scientific School at the Univer-
sity were thrown open tomorrow 20 per
cent Of the students would be apt to be
women.
These are high lights in discussion
by Or. Frank p. Graves, Of the rela
tive smartness of men and women. DR.
Graves is the outgoing dean of the
School of Education at the University
of Pennsylvania. He was recently ap-
pointed Commissioner of Education for
New York State and president of the
University of the State of New York.
During his years of service at Penn he
turned down the presidency of five diff
ferent universities.
At his office in College Hall. in the
University, to which he returned yester =
day from vacation, DR.. Graves dis
cussed the recent survey made among
Western universities which showed
women to be better students than men.
Girls Have Fewer Distractions
psychologists have generally agreed" /"
Or. Graves said. that there is no such
thing as sex in mind. Girls, it is true,
make more satisfactory students and get
higher marks, but this is a matter Of
environment and circumstances. 1t is
not that they are more conscientious,
for l do not believe there is sex in the
moral code either. Here's the simple ex-
PLANTATION: The women students have
fewer things to distract them. They do
not take part in athletics or in class
politics. They do less chinning on the
campus. They simply get down to busi-
ness and study
Tests made by eminent psychologists
from thousands upon thousands of cases,
DR.. Graves pointed out, proved sub
stantially that there is no difference in
the smartness of men and women.
1T is true" DR.. Graves said, there
is slight variability credited to the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-24
AGITATORS FOMENT REVOLT
IN WEST BRITISH INDIA
Railway Lines Cut, Postoffices Rob
bed, Small Towns TerrorIzed

Bombay. Aug. 24.-By a. PA
grave situation has arisen in the Maln-
bar district, on the west coast of Brit
ish India, where scditious agitators
have been working on the religious
funaticism Of ignorant natives. Their
activities have resulted In serious mass
rioting, bloodshed and destruction of
property. Military forces have fired
upon rioters, causing many casualties.
Railway lines have been cut, post q.
Offices have been robbed and mob law is
almost supreme In several small towns.
One village, surrounded by q mob, has
been repeatedly making despairing calls
for help. Military endorsements have
arrived at Bangalorc, capital of the
district Of Mysore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-24
U. S. AGENTS FIND THREE BIG
WHISKY RINGS IN NEW YORK
Evidence to Warrant indictment Of
100 6ootlesaers Found, Says Agent

New York, Aug. 24.-(Hy a. P.)-
A special anti bootlegging force sent to
New York by the Department of In
ternal Revenue has found evidences
of three big separate whisky rings,
operating in the belief that they
are "grandly immune to the law" said
statement made public today by
Howard X. Kiroack, head Of the force.
So far, Mr.. Kiroack said the inves-
tigators have uncovered evidence which
they consider sufficient to cause indict-
ment of about 130 alleged bootleggers
A check Of liquor permits now being
made. he asserted. indicates many more
dealers to liquor will fall into the net.
The Investigators have examined about
half of the 2500 books Of Class B per-
mits issued to wholesalers here, he said
and have found indications of fraud in
so per cent of them.
Mr.. Kiroack declared he expected to
see "pcrsons high in the business and
social life of New York and high and
low officials, past and present." impli-
Gated in liquor frauds before the in
vestigation was completed.