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The Washington times., 1921-10-15

vance 20 enable home builders 10
start-76 10 80 per cent.
"A primary security first mortgage
10 available In most communities AZ
reasonable rates OF interest. IL there
IL any shortage OF such advances,
pressure should be brought upon saw.
lnss banks, insurance companies and
savings departments or commercial In
stitutions 70 devote a certain proper
ton OF their funds for this purpose.
THE margin between the first mort
gage and the cash payment is usually
represented by a second mortgage
which gains In its security by monthly
payment on the part OF the home
builder. Furthermore. IL can gain In
security II there is attached 10 this
second mortgage the guaranty OF the
contractor and the builder.
THE heavy discounts exacted on
second mortgage notes levy upon the
home builder interest rates from IL to
20 per cent for this portion or his ad-
vances and are an undue tax upon
him.
"The spirit OF the community has
been called upon with success TO pro-
vide a fund for second mortgage pur-
poses at reasonable rates Of interest
and IL is well worthy OF consideration
In every community.
Care Is Necessary.
'In the matter OF elimination OF
waste In building, careful local studies
need to be made as TO the char
acter OF building material that can
be best adapted in price and other
qualifications to the problem.
,rth thar ~ nF( NJ that hnIIafnK
NAV be given the advantage and econ
omy OF high skill in design and yet not
be charged high fees, architects have
very successfully established co-opera-
tive small house service bureaus such
as that operated in Minneapolis.
"Other economies In building can be
Induced by steadily remedying build
ing codes which restrict economic con
struction. The Department OF Com
merce Advisory committee on building
codes is prepared to furnish technical
advice in this field.
Beyond this, cooperation between
suppliers OF material, constructors and
labor to remove limitations on effort
and to give more regular employment
and community agreements to elimi-
nate jurisdictiCnal and other strikes
all contribute to reduction in cost.
Even under present price levels, unity
of action In this direction can bring
the cost of home building to a figure
fairly commensurate with present in
comes.
"In order that all these things may
be accomplished definite community
organizations must be created to
handle the different interests invol-
we'd. The problem is a community
one.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
LYON PARK

YOU KNOW how the Chevy Chase car line
made values leap six miles out on Con-
necticut avenue.
YOU KNOW how the 14th street lines did
the same for that thoroughfare.
YOU KNOW how values have mounted
along that broad highway, Massachusetts
avenue.
THEN, BEAR THIS IN MIND, LYON
PARK has the benefit Of
1. The new Memorial Bridge and the ex-
tension of a new thoroughfare into Arlington
County.
2. The New Key Bridge joining George
town with Arlington County.
g. The new concrete boulevard under con-
struction by the War Department to the
south of Arlington Cemetery. This will pro-
vide direct thoroughfare from the Military
Road to Hatfield and thence by county road
to Lyon Park.
4. A frst-class trolley service, one Of the
hest in town or out Of town-the Falls
Church branch Of the Washington-Virginia
Railway.
Get n home in this beautiful restricted
location and give your family a lifetime Of
satisfaction.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
REALTORS START
QUESTIONABLE
ON COOPERATION
First Steps Taken on Hoover
Plan TO Utilize Resources .
of Association.

The committee on Federal co-opera-
uon OF the National Association OF
Real Estate Boards has started to
function. The formation OF the com
mittee was made public some time
ago following a conference In Wash
ington on August 8 between Secretary
OF Commerce Hoover, President Hiett
and Secretary Tom Ingersoll or the
National Association.
The first work outlined for the com
mittee Is covered by QUESTIONABLE
which Secretary Hoover has prepared
and which President Hiett has sent
TO every real estate board affiliated
with the National Association. The
QUESTIONABLE represents the first d@fl-
mite service from the National Associa-
tion made by this Government depart
ment.
Reduction OF Costs.
The sending out of the question
naire is the first step which Secre-
tary Hoover has taken under the pro-
gram he outlined at the Chicago con-
Vention when he stated that he was
going to put the members OF the Ma
tionai Association OF Real Estate
Boards to work" In a letter accom-
panying the questionnaire, Secretary
Hoover says:
"The fundamental problems revolve
around reduction of costs and the
elimination OF waste in construction.
and making credit available upon such
terms as are attractive to installment
purchasers with limited incomes. The
problem varies with every community
and must be based on the primary
accurate survey of the conditions in
that particular community.
such surveys and the remedies
necessary to induce home ownership
can only be determined by co-opera-
tive action among those factions OF
the commodity vitality interested in
the problem. These factions are the
financial institutions doing business
locally, the real estate men, the build
ing industry and the construction in
dustries. labor, and the public at large.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15

automobile and the little girl
was In another car.
which is interested in the building OF
a strong social foundation.
"In nearly all communities there Is
failure to agree upon facts. Some
maintain that money Is not available;
some, that no shortage exists; some,
that buildings cost more than twice
what they did before the war, and
others that they cost not over so per
cent more. Before any progress Is
made II Is necessary that the facts be
determined and to do this II Is essen
tial that survey be made by the
different elements OF the population.
Plan Of Procedure.
"In a broad survey OF the difficulties
In the country as a whole, and the
methods taken In thei.' solution. GER
tain facts need to be determined for
each community:
l. A determination OF the cost Of
building different types OF homes.
2. A determination OF the ratio OF
present to pre-war costs with the
realization that costs will not for
many years return 20 the pre-war
level.
3. A determination OF the different
layers of income in a community
In their relation to the cost Of homes
to be erected,
4. A determination Of the finances
available.
5. A determination of the availa-
bility to real estate as regards trans
portation as well as the righteous
ness of The price.
6. A determination OF methods by
which excessive costs and charges
can be eliminated.
1.-THE following notes on construc-
tive handling OF the problem are the
result of a canvas of the successful
efforts being made in different COM
munities.
I'm the matter of financing build
ing for purchase and installment. the
real crux of the problem lies between
mortgage advances that are acceptable
to the savings banks or similar insti-
80 to 60 per cent of their
the necessary initial ad-
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Tiny Girls Song Stirs
John D.-BANG
Goes 70 Cents

TARRYToWN, N. Y, Oct. 10.
John ID. Rockefeller was 10
stirred by the singing Of little
girl on a ferry boat crossing from
Nyack 10 Tarrytown yesterday
that he dug down in his trousers
pocket and fished out two new
dimes, which he rave her.
Rockefeller was crossing In his
automobile and the little Girl
was In another car.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

ge,en g0lfer Mitylieoes lein miiiien,
it. ioldem Mabe un0 lit lold9er Stel,
lung, sic ibrer &ultur entlpreben
uno 6e,1 2eijtungell Sic lie fir oe1t
geiltige1 ulto. iablid;en &eid)tnm Der
Menlbbeit poll6radt babef.
Sic Denti6en m"iilien Sos Nedt
babe11, fret iiber. nie gr0s gu reiien
lluo in i6ren irii6ere11 &olonie1
gleidberebtigt nit Sen Nngeb6rtgen
onoerer Mationcl1 5ls le6eu, uno oiele
&olonicn, lollten entme6er 9elstlb-
la11o ouriidgegeben mer0en o6er un=
ter sic &ontrole elmer i1lternationa@
lerL nit @o6eitsreGte1 allsgeitattete1
@elelibaft geltellt wer6ea> mie lie ste
@ouan0iihe @eit Snoia @ompagnie
in Mmerifa bate, perantmortli6 eli
nenr gcred)ten uno ale 80lfer umfal<
1enocu 80lferbun0e. 9as iino sic
fun0amentalen @rltnoiabe, anf oe11ell
allein ser Srie6en Int oer Melt auf=
gebal,t mer6en fam, obne sic es feirt
1eues 2e5en geben fam 1tno fein
@ntrinne11 aus sem 6ro5cnoen I'm
gliid, 6as nod 6urd Sic Siinoen bon
HariS fontr1e11 m1b.
SIN Malne1t aaer meiner 2an6s=
lel,te, melbe Sic l1ebel, Sic III i6rem
Nalnen begatgett mor0en iin0, mfg
biuigem l1116 perrperfen, I'M Nan1en
Ser unteroriidten Miaionc1l, Sic oltf
Sem feierlid gegebcnel1 luto ,gebrode<
11e11 @ort oes N%rdlioenten ser Ser
einigten staotcn 6elteben I'M Man1el1
ser &inoer, Sic boz Srnger ur1o
&dlte GIT 3eDnta,ticnoen til 3entral=
europa lter6elt, I'M Ma1nen bon @l!r-
5erttauien0en ungljidlider @d6ben,
Sic ibren &6irpet fiir Yrot berfanfen
un0 Ser alten Manncr uu6 Srallel1,
Sic aus Mangel iter6M uno in 6en1
Namen ser fiinf3ebn Millione1L sic
in Sen 11a11tcrlol Ell @rabern al,f 0en
56ladtfel0ern guropus liegen inns
sic in oeln gsabne geitorbcn iino, 6ab
Tie fir elite Before @elt fampften,
un6 inn Man1en ser t6un6erte bon Weil~
lione11, Sic um bieie Soften trouer11
- tpe1t6e i'd midi ali Sic, ais Sen
ein5igen Wfann ser sic Madt fat
ein5utreten fit bie @bre see ou1erifo=
1iiden Golfes, fir Sic Grrettltng glt=
ropas> fir Sen fomn1en6en Srieoe1,
ln6 Sic Sider6e!t iegliGer 3tptliia=
ton.
gu6apeit Sen IA. @e5. 1920.
Sobn sc &aD.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Sin &eind bel Goethe.

9ie 6iine ser @erid)te iiber Be-
lnlbe BEL Goethe peroen ne1teroing3
ourd) Sen biSber unbefannten 8eridt
itber eine11 8ei1d), SEN Ser ipater 10
beriibmt getporoe11e Gbeologe ser
ltniDeriitdt Sena &arl BON Safe bel
@oetbe modbte, ergd115t. Ser Be-
ribt finbet fid 1T Sen Yriefen @a-
les an ieite iul1ge Sreltnoin Ser11p
bon ser Often, Ste foeben urter 6enl
Sitel u9ein Sitter fiel ipie 6eil1e
SSugen0" BET 8. S. &oebler in 2eip,
gig erideinen. &arl Safe beiubtc
Goethe omtlid, ols er 11od) nllter
Goetbes Miniferilim fir &1nit u11b
8ilenf6aft nad) Sel1a berl1fen ip!trs
De lt11o urrnittclbar aus Stolicn fam.
@r i6reibt al .6ie 5reunoi,1 an1
II. Sftober 1886 aus Sena: go
rigen 9ienstog fritz mar i) Deral1=
labt, einmal nub @eimar 81. fabren>
uun 6en @roBber5og 5u begriiben.
&on ga 5u einer! @r0beren SSn
@oetbes 3il11ner toubten Sic Grin
11er1lngen ra16 ollf an Sen Sag, olS
i) Dor Sc Sabrel1 1teben ibn1 o11f
oeln barten gofa gcieiiell pie oa=
mails oue5 berl1mltono ooer bling.
9ie Sumo, obmobl i6 oan1als aus
&om far1, bobe ib ga 5uerlt geie=
ben. Inter Sen 8il6ern babe11 6is
freun6lib 8efannte1 midi bepeglib
a%ngeiprod)en. aunltmert follm be.
oe,1tenb, onge5ogen fat MIDI an1
meiiten Cit @ortrat @oetbeS bon ser
Mngelica, aus ser r01niiden 3eit in
pouer il11lger Sd0nbeit, iiberrai6t
fat MIDI Sic @briitiane 811lpilts, it,
ren SS11r1ge1 auf 6ent Mrn1. 9ie Soft
6arfeiten ult6 &aritate11 mad)ten
mir ebcl1 Sen gin6rltf, mie oo6 ein
eil15elner Monn init bef6eibene1!
Mitteln lit Set Sage tpor, 10 bieler=
lei iiG idenfen GIT 1oiicn u11o ieilte
5relloe 0aron gebabt baben fonl1te.
gus o{fent1ide Samulung tits ont
gn6e ltnbeoel,tell6, 111lr olS iein l,tt=
miafirlides @rbteil an Sic Mation
u1i6dtbor."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Ser T%riebensitifter.

ST. mar ei11 frie0liebenoer Mfarn
uno beriaumte feline @elegenbeit,
4rieoen gu ltiften. @ines Sages
lab er 5mei iuage 2ente, Die ii@
auf ser 9traBe rauften. Sofort
ben1ii6te ct 1id, iie ouseinanoer gu
briuaen. u2iebe 8riioer" iagte er
gu i6nen, nes tudre piel perniinfti9er,
SIR liebet guern Streit ourtb
5dieosiprnd beilegen. Sober bot
@11d tpable ELM babies 9ubeno
SSreun6e als @6ieosri9ter". =.
uSurrab!" rief 6ie 5uiGauenoe Men..
ae, uer bat reDt. Snngens, fol9t
ieincm Sat-. - @s muroen 5molt
qetpablt, urb 5ufrieoen cling Der
Srieofertige bon 6anncr. Nah Ell
ner balben @tlunoe fam er oes1el:
ben 8eges uno NOR nid)f ,perlg err
ltau,,t, Sic gauge 9traBe bon 9n>
multanten periperrt gu tinoen, ~@M,
tiaer Simmel, mas III, bett1 los"?
fraqte er eine11 Scr n%mitebenoeh =
u0ie @dieosrid)ter ser beioen @lrei-
tenoen iino iid lit Die Saare gera-
ten" tpar sic perbliiffenoe Grfla-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

= IN Gelep9on Gie fleille
Silt mar nit ibrer Malna 5u 9eilld)
IN Sic Stabt gefabren. Dort Ourfte
lie 5ui1 erlten Male birds Gelepbon
ipred]en. Sic per Itan5 Snfel SAUL
gall5 0ertlid, mie ct GIT ibr BON &l,p-
pen luno 5hofola6e iprah, froblof-
fel,o er5allte lie eS ser neben ibr am
Mpparot lteben0en Mama un0 ant
mortete ioglcid. Mls ober ser Snfei
meiter BON 10 id0nen Ginger1 at ibr
ipradl oa mllr0e lie %llngeoill6ig uno
iagte: ugld, Woma, lab bod SEN
Snfel aus Dem &alten 5eruus!"
- 5dledt ge1aunt 5rer1-
Ser: 8arrm bi1ft SIT TierS. bi11=
ten?
6iafer: @eil eobm borne nir
feblt!
-
Sd weroe bei Dem 8obltdtigfeitS-
ba5ar &ilie perfaufsn. Weinen Sic,
oab flint Marf Der Sub '5n te'1er
ijt?"
J%reuloin: 80, geuiB nidt, Sic
2eute miiien ia, oab lie be! ioetmas
6ohgenon1mell lperOen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

- Mm1drieben. Napa ldbt
bittelL Sic m5tbtel1 i'm Gin @olo-
jtiid med)ieln!
@er11! $50 bait 6u es o..l' ,nein
&leiner!
Yapa lift fagen, er fd)idt es ST.
1en morge,1.
= MeAt uno billig. ard-
lnerfrall, 5lrm 9oitaliiitentc':1 SEER
Mfiiler, Sic f0nntell o1dj a!1e1 mai
init meiuer Crude tan5en no Ipir
ianltlide Morfen tci S5nea iaafenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

-gine @dlaue. Come, Jur
5dneioerin: @ber mie iieDt oenn
oos aleio uus? 9as iIt,ia nod gor
nidt ferti9!
lbrie6en mir ood, ib loQte es ur1ae-
i6umt lisfern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

9obn Or &aps Wttener !
griet al gatolng* !
Ste Gbre beS amerifamiidcu;
&ulfes mnf ,uieoer fer
gelteQt ,:erSen.

Spbn BE @op. Ser omeritanii6e
Grobinbultriclle, MtiQiundr un0
G1riftltcller, lebtc mabreno Der
Rr%icgsDauer a%bpesbiclnD III eng
!nno, Sranfreid, @elgien lnno in
oer GAmei5, lpdter in Ge1ti9>
lano. 3llebt befa1o CT ii6 iii llnz
.3arl,, I'M n,1 BORT bte 2ultdnoe
aus ciQener an(dalnn9 tennen
II ler,ltsl,. @pn 8llGapelt aus fat
IL. folgernen Brief OIL un1cren
n%euermdblten BrGltbenteu @arren
6. @arbing gcridtet, III bem CT
lcine Gtellung i'll Der &eltpolitit
:ed)tfertiot.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
ICON MEN, RETURN LOOT
Gang Of Alleged Crooks Disuorues
$4,000

Glens Falls, Oct, 7.--Restitution
of $4,000 of the $4,000 secured seve.
raj weeks ago in this city by Little
Jeff' Sharun, alias T. J. Sterling, ali.
as 7. J. Sherwood, and seven compan.
ions, from FL f. Schiegel and Harry
ADramson Of Sayre, Pa, through a
fake pool room confidence game, was
made today
The money was brought from New
York to the Warren county jail az
Lake George by two Tashionably dres-
sed women. II is said that the mem.
Der of the confidence gang who es-
capped with the $4,000 has not been
heard from and that the $4,000 was
put up by friends of the seven men
In New York.
Sharum and six companions, t b.
Farrell. James A Sloane, Arthur vii.
liaf1s, George Thompson, Charles
Wheeler and Fred Weber, who were
held for grand jury, were turned over
today on recommendation of that body
to federal officers
The men were taken to Schenectady
to answer to charge of using the
mails to defraud.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28

drama that rolls up the curtain of time, and there
alive as long hearts shall beat-are the loves the hates
the pomp and the power of the most romantic figures
ever born
The woman: Anne Boeyn. dream of aluring beauty
Winning king dethroning queen, dsrupting empire,
shaking the entire civilized world then going at last with
head erect to her DOOM
The man. King Henry VIII. The most irresistible
wooer in history Husband of six wives! Hero of hun
bred loves Bluff old Hal, with his roaring laugh" his
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
THOUSANDS OF THIN PEOPLE HAVE
SPLENDID APPETITES YET FAIL TO PUT
ON FLESH AND GAIN WEIGHT : WHY /?

vous digestion.
Thin, nervous. run down people, how
ever with Impoverished blood and half
starved looks are hailing with delight
quick and certain maker of solid
flesh called EVANS. TRIPLE PHOS-
PIRATES that is uneaualled for res
pairing nervous digestive troubles In
fact, the makers of Evans Triple Phos-
pilates guarantee that one months
treatment will increase your weight
by several pounds and within ten days
make you feel like new being, full
Of ambition, yigor and a desire TO ac-
complish things, w L. Gokay and
leading druggists everywhere have
agreed to supply Evans Triple phos-
pilates and guarantee it to do Just
what is claimed for it or money re !
funded
Caution While Evans Triple Phos-
pilates aecomplishes wonders in ner-
yous digestive troubles and as gem
eral nerve tonic 1t should not be taken
by anyone who objetcs to few addi-
tional pounds of solid stay-there flesh.
advertisement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
Your Special Week End Treat

merry pastimes his intrgues and his regal glory
All in poignant human story, moving through scenes
that in color and spendor have never been equaed in mo-
ton picture art
Vast ensembles, glttering pageants, charging mobs
battling sodery Supendous settings of palace and battle
men prison. cathedral and tourney list Intimate gmpses
of court and boudoir.
For ten years you've watched the growth OF the
photoplay See now its supreme examinations Deception
the love picture unforgettabe!
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Advertisements.
Some pork and sausage at Q. T..
Market.
All kinds mixed pickles at Q. r..
Market
Home made link sausage at the
Checkerline.
Bargains in second hand clothing
at Miss Selby's, 116 Pleasant st.
Mrs. James Burke motored Thurs.
day to Hartford for a short stay.
Fresh grated horse radish, large
and small olives in bulk Checker
line.
Special for Saturday only. Large
juicy grape fruit for 10c. each, at Pc
tras' Mkt.
u and II button overgaiters for la.
dies in buff, gray, beaver and brown,
at Noveck's. 44t2
Warm blankets and comfortabies.
large sizes very reasonably priced at
Noveck's. 44t2
4 telephone has been installed in
the residence OF John G. Clark. 53S
Main street. The number is G77-W.
Mrs. c. A. Maurer, Mrs. ]. L. Har-
bour, Mrs. Willard Lighthall and Mrs.
G.. s. Harbour motored Thursday to
Troy.
Deception" the love picture, un-
forgetable! Also Clyde Cook com
edy, THE Sailor Opera House to,
night and tomorrow night
Everything in beef cut as you
wish. Checkerline.
Be sure and stop at the Checkerline
for your meat Saturday, You viii
find complete assortment of the
very best that the market affords.
Can you fight destiny when the odds
are all against you? One man did
see "Bucking the Tiger" starring Con
wa Tearls. Harte Theatre today.
Would you risk your life against
$l0O,0O09 Five men did with startling
results. See "Bucking the Tiger,
starring Conway Tearle at Harte Thea
tire today.
Mrs. Il. l.. Robbins of pittsfleld re
Gently visited Mrs. William Hazelt ne
who Is recovering from an operation
for appendicitis at the Putnam Mem
orial hospital,
Deception massive production
that casts a searching light upon the
pages OF the history of royal lovers
amours. Opera House tonight and to
morrow night
Fresh home made sausage, link and
bulk. Cseckerline.
I Mrs. ]. l., Fort, who has been the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Grace
Townsend OF Gage street for the past
three weeks. has returned to hel
home in Louisville.
4 Social sale OF fancy celuloid bias
tops will start today at L. VI. Bar
ney's. Value $3.50, sale price SIPS
Also special prices on velvet and rib
bons to complete bags. Asst.
Mrs. Elsie Powers Corwin, who ha,
travelled extensively in California ant
Mexico, will address the members o
the Fortnightly on Saturday, October
90. Her subject, Missions OF South
ern California" is one that has no
been brought before the club anC
should be OF interest to everyone.
! Rev. F, J. Kennedy is unable to b.
at the Methodist service this evening
| but will deliver the closing sermon o
the series OF meetings Sunday. even
! ing at the 7.30 service. Special COS
pei music will be provided. Mr.
Perry will be in charge Of the service
! tonight. Sunday school teachers ant
classes are specially invited
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
ARLINGTON

Wednesday, Nov. 3, there will be
a meeting, Of the Sunday school teach.
ers and pupils of all the churches in
town, at Bailey Hall, East Arlington.
Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt will be the
guest of this meeting and read paper
on Schools.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
insure for others

and later have the money Yourself.
Eat your cake and have it, too. In.
vestigate our Old Age Endowments.
National Lite ms. Co. of VT (MutuaD,
Earle S. Kinsley, General Agent,
Mead Building, Rutland, yt--Adver-
tisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28

London still contains two buildings
that witnessed the performance of
Shakespeare's plays during Shake
speareS life-the Middle Temple hall
and the hall of Gray's Inn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
strong, STRAIGHTFORWARD Advice to Thin
undeyeiored Men and Women.

IL you are thin, scrawny and undevel
oped, il your face is peaked and your
cheeks and neck exhibit unsightly hol
lows. it's almost certain that your
nervous system is at the bottom of
the trouble You can eat three. yes
four, substantial. fat producing meals
day. but as long as your stomach
has an insufficient supply of nerve
force this food you eat will pass out
Of the body with little IL any benefit.
In order TO assinilate properly tho
nourishing food you eat and convert
Il into healthy tissue and fat, the
nerves that control the process of di-
sgestion must be put in first-class shape
well quit trying to put on flesh Your
system Is starving for something that
will turn the food YOU eat into healthy
stay-there flesh and 1t can only be done
IN one way by correcting faulty, ner-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
Eat Heartily Without Fear

w. l.. Gokay guarantees Mona
Stomach Tablets to promptly re-
lieye after dinner distress and indi-
gestion or money back-Adyertise-
ment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
Catarrhal Colds.

w J.. Gokay pays the cost of trial
by refunding your money If Hyomei
fails to relieve that cough or cold you
have Advertisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-28
DIR. FANNY E. SHUTS.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
The New Klmbell Building,
North Adams.

Hours Ii 10 IL a. NJ, 2 to p NJ.
and by Appointment
Telephone 80.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
SUBURBAN BOARD.

NOT SANITARlUM,
but accommodations in q beautiful private
suburban home for discriminating GONZALES
cents, invalids, elderly people and mothers
with young babies; ideal location, charming
view, sumltuous apartments. with all modern
inr by . trained staff For particulars call
Woodside 81. or address Box 244-C. Star
ONCE 49,
Evening star., 1921-10-16

THIRD FLOOR, PRIVATE BATH AMI
kitchenette. with gas range, electricity; use
Of telephone; walking distance Of downtown
.tIrSs3 q ST. nv.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
APARTMENTS TO LET
EUyn NuQHEn

1874 18th ST. N.w.l0NE ROOM. FURNISH
ed. $35; gas, electric lights: hot-water heat.
NEAR DUPONT tIRCLE-HOCSE; APT. 3
lovely rooms: tile hath: modern: rent, $120:
lease; references. North 4S99-W.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

1885 CALVERT ST NW.-SMALL APT. OF
two rooms and semi-private bath for Lh.k.
nrirafe hnme. Ss5
Evening star., 1921-10-16

THE WHOLE OR PART OF APT, THE AL
bcmarle. 18th and T. Apt 404: rooms bath
elevator night and day
Evening star., 1921-10-16

front. back, kitchepette and bath: furnishcl
housekeeping: no children; electricity an
phone.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT WITH Foul.
others: reasonable terms 1924 Euclid st.
Ant. a. Columbia a3S-w