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Pearls for Years to Come.
From Thrift MaRazine.

The finest fresh-water pearls are
found in the shells OF mussels gather
ed in the Mississippi river and it's
tributaries. Upward of 500 varieties
of mussels are found in these waters.
Plans are being carried out by the
United States bureau of fisheries to
assure a supply of pearls in years to
come. A large crop planted this year
will be available about 1928. The
extent of the industry is surprising.
A special study of the subject is
being carried on in laboratory at
Fairview, Iowa, which is serving to,
develop the industry.
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AUCTION SALES.
By HARRY w. BOWLING, AUCTLoNEEIi
FUTURE DAYS.

BY HARRY w. BOWLING, AUCTIONEEK
AUCTION SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
BY virtue of certain chattel trusta recorded
in the Office of the recorder of deeds of the
District of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee
Will oner for sale by public auction, on the
premises indicated below. at the hour OF day
specified. and on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
1923. certain items of furniture. plate. plated
articles, linen, glass, china, books, works OF
art, household effects and articles Of use and
ornament, automobiles, typewriters and dicta
phone machines.
1885 Vermont ave, $3.50 am
2101 Champlain St NV, 1890 am.
231 Florida ave. NV, IL 80 am.
1885 9rd st. NV, 1890 pm
sos 18th st. ne, ! 80 pm.
20l9 11th st. NV, 2:30 pm.
T05 r. l. ave, NV, $50 pm.
Terms Of sale: Cash. To be removed by pgr
.haser. BEN. l.. FULLER. Trustee.
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MUST SELL,
WATERFRONT PROPERTY

On South river, miles from Annapolis; At
acres, partly wooded; whole part; with mod
ern house for summer or winter; living room
o9x15; large. open fireplace; spacious porches;
bedrooms. sun parlors and attic: ample
closets with windows; splendid cement base
ment, bathroom and water system; beautiful
outlook on river; barn and good outbuildings:
swimming, boa ting, fshing. Grabbing and duck
ing. c. ]. WILSON, Ex., Riyerview P, O., Md.
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Bordering Sea

V6 ACHES, ONLY $I.ZOO
buildings insured $4,000; attractive we'll
built house as above glorious view of sea {:
IN noted resort section; pure air. clear cool
bathing, boating, lobstering, claiming, etc /:
handy to town; srocers call: 40-foot barn !;
houses for 800 poultry; productive fields; pas
ture, woodland; rs apple trees. pears, plums,
etc. Owner called distant state; only 81 200
for quick sale. Details page 13o Illustrated
Write or call. strout Farm Agency, I422- N
Land Title bldg, Philadeiphia, Pa.
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RESORTS
VIRGINIA.
Spend the 3Oth at
POTOMAC BEACH

The rivers most delightful resort The
place for your family. Patronized by Wash
lngtons representative people. Take Steamer
st. Johns to Colonial Beach May 10th, or
motor via Fredericksburg, via Aorgantown
information call Main 4767. or write Frank
q. brereton, Potomac Beach, Virginia 2ss
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Cleveland Park-One OF the attractive homes
in this section; freproof construction: like
new throughout: detached: buiitin garage; on
the choicest square In this lovely home sec
tion; 8 rooms and baths; screenedin sleep
ing porches. Owner has reduced price to
$4,000. Ready for occupancy June l.
Bloomingdale. n.w.--Beautifully located and
well planned house, containing I rooms and
bath; nicely built; excellent condition through
out: lot 140 1T. deep. Price. $3.50; con-
venient terms can be arranged --
Near 14th st. cars. in Columbia Heights-A
Groom house. built on the Broom deep plan;
deep, hardwood floors unusually large rooms.
Can be bought II sold this month for $3.50;
on reasonable terms.
Two new homes in splendid northeast sec
tion--Convenient to two car lines; just being
finished. $500. They are complete to the
last detail. Thoroughly modern and nicely
planned.
Our new homes on Illinois ave. NV. between
beautiful Grant Circle and new sherman Cir
cle bet. Allison and buchanan sts.-0ne OF the
best buys of the day. in course Of construc
tion, but ready for sale: six rooms and tiled
bath: modern In every respect; sleeping
porches. The far seeing purchaser will appre
eiate and buy even at this stage of the WORK;
Salesman on premises all day Sunday. or call
us for inspection. And the best yet is the
price. Only $500; easy terms.
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Up-to date burglars are using col
1odion on their hands to prevent leav-
ing telltale dngerpxint&
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CAMP SITES.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT UNITED
States Customs Service. Port Of Washington.
ID. O., May "a, 1e23.-Under the act of Con
gress approved February 10. 1920. and Article
81 Of the customs regulations of 1915, and IN
pursuance OF the authority granted by the
commissioner Of navigation under date OF May
le. 1928. on the application of Geo. 8. Kane,
owner. the name of the gas screw James
Denson' has been changed to ''Dnma F.
Kane" The vessel was built at Salisbury
Nd, 1907, her ofdcial number Is 2046S9 and
sne measures 81 gross tons. JOHN d. c.
KOOGLE, Dep. Collr in Charge. my254t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, UNITED
States Customs Service. Port Of Washington
gress approved February 10. 1920. and Article
g. of the customs regulations Of 1915, and in
pursuance of the authority granted by the
commissioner of navigation under date OF May
23. 1923. upon the application Of q. ". Fors-
berg; a' GwneF' the name Of the gasoline yacht
The vessel was built at warwick r. J.. in
1920. her ofnclal number IS 220359 and she
Ineasu 43 gross tons. JOHN d. c. KOO-
GLE. Dep Coll'r in Chg. my25-4t
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FOR SALE.
Cottage, furnished, North Beach, Nd. New,
rooms. closets, fireplace, bath house,
screened porch: g. 200. Col. 1851.
If You WISH TO BUY. SELL OR RENT IN
ATLANTIC CITY, THE WONDER CITY, WE
HAVE A COMPLETE LIST OF APT. HOUSES,
HOTELS, COTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS:
OUR KNOWLEDGE OF VALUES AND CON
DITI0NS GUARANTEE You SATISFACTION;
WRITE US TODAY. SERVICE" r. d
WHITE, 333 GUARANTEE TRUST BLDG .
ATLANTIC CITY. n / oss y
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CO LO r E D

HOME is your first duty to provide. In a safe
and healthy place for your children; we are
building homes in the best subdivision for
colored people one cnr fare: near schools,
churches and stores; convenient terms. p.
WEEKS, owner office, 81st and Dix SITS. ne.
Take III street District line' car. Phone
Line. 45sT. Open sunday and Decoration day
and daily until dark
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

GU MUWEn VV xAuLS.
FOR REST-LAST COTTAGE ON BEACH,
south Of Galveston ave, North Beach Md.
for August, SlIo.
POTOMAC CAM CUTIAuL-nENI Un
sale; SI5 or $3.50. Terms. Furnished for two.
Ten minutes walk from Key bridge Maryland
side. Write X. L. CHANN0N, Dundalk, Md
FOR SALE-SCMMER COTTAGE, FUR
nished Bar Harbor. Maine; basement, three
floors. attic; ten bedrooms, five baths, four
servants rooms and bath; hot-air furnace:
basement kitchen; large gardeners cottage
and stable adjoining; electricity; eleven acres.
For further informa ton Address NATIONAL
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, Wash
ington. u. c.
MANCHESTER, VERMONT
Furnished Cottages TO Rent.
W. Il. EDGERTOS, Manchester, Vermont.
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q TO s. ROOM BRICK HOUSE, Mt. PLEAS
ant location; detached or semidetached pre-
ferred: give price and terms. Address Box
b9-A, Star ONCE.
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four-room bungalows. furnished on water
front. near wharf. Address the Francis
House, Colonial Beach, Va.
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BUNGALOW
COLOR ED,
JUST ONE LEFT


In 18th St. Heights. prettiest spot in Wash
ington. This beautiful detached house.
rounded by some II or 10 shade trees that
would take 80 years to duplicate. is one Of
the best buys in Washington today. 1t con-
tafns large rooms, porches. with stone
fireplace, buiIt-in refrigerator hardwood floors,
built-in tub with shower, and slate roof.
Why look any farther when this is just what
YOU have been dreaming about. Inspect this
house at once for the price and terms are rea
sonable. Salesman on premises, or phone Poto-
mac 3sS for appointment
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FOR sALE-ACREAGE FOR ORANGE
growing. etc, in small or large amounts. on
lots on Indian river, not far from Cocoa
Beach.
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Walter NJ. MacLuckie,
15oI 1sth CT n w


COLUMBIA RD. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Modern 6-room residence, with colonial tap
elec. Bargain at $3.50; cash. $3.50.
BUNGALOW, WooDRIDGE-s50 cash
a am.i.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEAR 14th ST.
Large bay-window brick, containing three fats
81 rooms. kitchenette and bath; income, 1925
monthly. Price, $4,000. Excellent condition
terms.
ON MARYLAND AVE. NEAR CAPITOL
Broom brick dwelling: semi-detached; ami.
Excellent buy at 10000; terms.
VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures frame
dwelling, Of 6 rooms and bath; modern; deep
lot, with garage. garden, etc. rear porches
screened and g1assed colonial front; only Il
minutes by trolley &c fare). $500: terms.
BUNGALOW SOUTH OF WOODBRIDGE
Well within the District; good bus service; 5
rooms and BATH, Ami, $3.50 rooms and
bath, ami. $3.50; lots. 50x15s. Corner
S-room house, with a built-in garage; ami
50 500. Easy terms.
GARMAN BROS,
District National Bank bldg.
lFasr
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Close to Soldiers Home Park,
- Webster st. NV. just off Rock Greek
Church road. Delightful new detached brick
PRICE AND TERMS ATTRACTIVE.
Allan F. Walker & Co, Inc
80 rr.n c. Wv Main 243O.
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IN THE POkONo MOUNTAINS IN PENN
sylvania, on state road between Milford and
Port Jervis. on the Delaware river-7 acres,
including a 7-room bungalow almost finished,
large garage (new lumber) not completed: 4
wells, large cedar trees. beautiful hedges,
grapes.
Fine for subdivision. Small houses in great
demand, or good hotel much needed.
40-foot cemented cellar ready for large
house, plenty of sand and gravel for concrete
and fine stones for foundations. Faces both
state road and mountain drive. Wonderful
view Of Adirondacks in New York, Ramapos
In New Jersey, near three states.
$1,000, with good cash payment, will buy
it all. Address MRS. NJ. r. UMSTEAD. 331
C NV. WaahinRton. ID. O.
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WANTED TO BUY-H0USES.

IN NORTHEAsT-5 OR ROOM BRICK.
h.-w.h.. front and back porches; from owners.
MUTUAL REAL. ESTATE CO.. INC,
Phone Main SU7l. 122G l4th ST. NV.
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wANTED-FOR CoLORED.
: For quick sale list your house with US. We
have clients to buy TO 10 room houses.
DAVIS 4 LIPSC0MB. Real Estate.
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IRWIN oWINGs.
Phooe Main SSRo RI2 I5tb St w

BUNGALOWS FOR SALE AND RENT.
Building lots and camp sites.
Idewild on the Bay,
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! NEW BUNGALOWS, FURNISHED OR IN
furnished, at Idlewild the Bay, by the week
| month or season. c. W. WINTERS. Shady
| Side Md
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BRYCE'S HILLSIDE COTTAGES

lSear orkney springs) p. o., Macane, Va
Cottages with inclosed sleeping porches. roof
garden rooms" bungalows. camping grounds.
S.
things to eat"; superior table. home cooking,
white service" Rates. SO. s12. so and SIS
Mrs. WILLIAM r. BRYCE. Owners
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SUMMER CAMPS.

YOUNG MAN WILL PAY GOOD PRICE FOR
lodging In camp on Potomac. Reply at once.
Address Box 12l-A, Star once.
TWO ROOM COTTAGE, COMPLETELY FUR
nished, including canoe, on upper Potomac,
near trolley line and Conduit road. Call be-
tween and Z pm. 1929 18th st. NV.
Ant T. 2Ts
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wANTEULAT ONCE. GOOD nix OR
seven room house, in the northeast or south
east Residential section. $1,000 to $lVuOu.
From f500 to 81 800 cash and easy monthly
payments" Address Box 129-A Star Office.
WANTED--TO Buy OR RENT HOUSE OR
apartment in ne. or suburbs Address Box
I06-A. Star Office
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WE HAVE CLIENT FOR BUSINESS PROP
erty on 14th ST. NV. price around $40, 900.
MUTUAL REAL ESTATE CO., INC.
Phone Main SOIL. 1926 14th st. W.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE


Two level lots. 100x150 short block
from beach; $500. Also several lots at Classic
Shore, 25x1OO; $50 each. Apply 9i4 Maryland
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I NEED HOMES To sELI-PERsoNAL AT
tention. Quick results. SAMUEL Z. COLE.
Room 3Cf l406 G. ST NV 29s
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ONLY ONE COTTAGE LEFT At OWING
Beach, on Herring Bay, the nearest salt water
to Washington: $500 cash. balance, S25 per
month. Splendid bathing beach, etc.
Few choice lots left at Owings Beach. Fine
bathing. fishing, etc. Terms reasonable.
For rent New cottage Salt water. near
Herring Bay, 500 Cor season; must furnish
references
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WILL PAY CASH FOR REAs0NABLY
~ s.h. VI n.t io.h 'i'u' a.. so0p nv oss
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FOR SALE At NORTH BEACH. MD. COT
tage, 1sr44: three rooms. front porch II it,
back s. A RoSENBERGE. North Beach.
Md. 27'
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
Will, PAY Cash. FOR REAsoNABLY
priced Q or room house in good northeast
OF southeast location Address Box 256-A,
wANTEp-FoR coIoRED;
: For quick sale list your house with US. We
have fs1sf psvs ts fIY eS ie Psa R
1I15 YOU ST. NV. Phone North 1048S. 2S'
wANTEULAT ONCE. A GOOD sIX OR
seven room house, in the northeast or south
From $500 to $1,000 cash and easy monthly
payments.. Address Box 1894, Star office.
WINTED-7T0 BUY OR RENT HOUSE OR
apartment in ne. or suburbs. Address Box
q TO s. ROOM BRICK HOUSE. MT. PLEAS
ant location; detached or semi-detached pre-
ferred give price and terms. Address Box
WANT 4 OR s ROOM HOME IN CHEVY
Chase or Cleveland Park; not over $4,000.
Phone Main $500.
s-RooM HOUSE. MT PLEASANT SECTION;
dress Box l03-A. Star office. 20.
CoLoRED PROFESSIONAL CAN PAY CLOSE
70 81 600, cash, wants high-class home, NV.
Address Box 53-A. Star office. 2Is
COL0RED FAMILY-WE HAVE ONLY $500
cash. but will pay up to $1,000 for large
house, about rooms. Address Box 54-A, Star
once. 27'
OR ROOM BRICK HOUSE; AMI;
walking distance 7th st. station garage or
garage space: 81 900 down good payments.
Address BOX 35O-I Star once. 2I'
A SIX OR EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
northwest; room for garage; not over 1900;
can pay 81 900 cash and SIS monthly. Ad-
dress Box e1-A. Star ONCE. 2T'
WILL TRADE CLEAR LOTS. CHEVY CHASE.
dress Box 247-A. star o1ice.
wANTED-TO BUY FROM OWNER GROOM
and bath brick house in northeast: must have
S.li snee.p pay all cash, Address Box ''-A' s!'F
TO Q ROOM HOUSE in DUPONT CIRCLE
neghborhood suitable for doctor; must M s.ss,I haze
% n reply. Address Bos so.X, Star once
70 EXCHANGE WfNToN CAR, T-PAss:, RE-
Gently orerhauled, as hrst payment on house
CASH FOR OR ROOM HOUSE. IN GOOD
northwest neighborhood; near car line; piesse
state particuisrs; no agents. Address Boz
WANTED 10 BUY FROM OWNERS no Q
room house In the northeast or southeast sec
lion. Price, 200 to 81, 500. Can make sub
stan s,antisl nt,c. cash payment Address BOX ''A
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS LOCATED EAST OF
the Capitol we can sell or rent i; Prcmps
sCss and s0uRtsGqs Rss1o,. seTylss s1s cos
WzNTED-O BUY IN MT. PLEASANT,
west Of 1eth ST.. house Of rooms and a.
bsss: bsans Mi'h Men lsoo bsfor.
ment. Address BOZ s4s-Z. star ONCE.
WANTED to buy o nice to 8 loom and bath
home near the Capitol. Address Box 29a-z.
StsS ofhce. go
6red with r. p CHANDLER & CO., 1925 You
st. NV. Phone North s7s4. 2e
81. 300 Cash, 90 AS HIGH AS 81 900 FOR 8
owass % snv. al Address ISL Boz is7-z. Star once
= ~ s ! y I aIt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-05

the weight Of countless millions OF
tons. of water, and rock and slipped
vertically.
This is the geological explanation
of the earthquake which devastated
.Japan as given by Prof. Andrew g
Lawson, of the University Of Cali
fornia.
Prof. Lawson is considered one OF
the greatest authorities on earth
tremors in the world.
s'The whole floor. of the Pacific
ocean is sinking. Earthquakes and
islands which we know have disap-
peared are evidence of this to geolo-
gists," he said.
"When the floor settled, water
rushed in. The impact as the water
rushed into the newly created bare
spot' causes tidal waves.
There is never any danger Of a
city or large area being engulfed by
an earthquake. The earth is too
compact inside. There would be no
place for a large city below the
surface. II
"The largest vertical displacement
on record occurred at Yakatat,
Alaska, 1899. The fall there was
ferty-seven feet.
''Ti1e average duration Of an earth
quake is about one minute. SEISMIC
graphic records Of four hours are
caused by the earth's trembling after
the shock"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-05
STEAMER FROM TRIESTE
BRINGS 24 ALIEN BRIDES

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o.
There were twenty-four brides-elect
among the 166 aliens taken TO the
Gloucester detention house of the
Bureau Of immigration from the
steamship Martha Washington,
which locked Sunday from Trieste.
The majority Of the bridegrooms
were on hand early in the morning.
dressed in their rest and carrying
bouquets, but all except five were
disappointed. Being u holiday, it
was difficult for the couples to get
marriage licenses. although five OF
the men jointly sent out a mes,
senger. City. Clerk Redfie1d. OF
Gloucester, went to his office and
issued the five licenses. The five
couples will be married with re
ligious ceremony later.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-05
PLATE PRINTERS OUTING
TO BE BIG AFFAIR

Two orchestras win furnish music
for the annual excursion of Local
No. Q of the Plate Printers Union.
to be held Saturday at Chesapeake
Beach. A special orchestra will
supplement Ralph Garren's Ynusi-
clans, who regularly furnish dance
music. 49,
Numerous athletic events are on
the program. The schedule also In
cludes swimming, fishing. grabbing.
boating. and picnicking. The Chcsa-
peake Beach Railway Company has
arranged q special schedule OF
trains for the day. More than
| 5000 persons are expected to at
| tend.
| George w. Jacobs is chairman OF
1. the arrangements committee and
George Kane Is secretary. They
are being assisted by members o.
the executive committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-05
IS NOW able to
SLEEP and REST WELL

nights sleep every night. I get UP
rested and refreshed, and have lots
Of energy all day long" Thousands
and thousands Of Washington
people have learned of the strength.
ening and beneficial effects Of this
Great health builder, and if you find
that you are sick. lack an appetite,
cannot sleep at night,.s0r are in a
general run. down condition we urge
you to get a, bottle of this powerful
health-building tonic from the PEG.
pies Drug Stores, and get started
back on the road to health. You
will find it pleasant and easy to
take with none of the. sickening
Cod-Liver Oil taste. The People 3
Drug Stores will. supply you with a
bottle today, or full.sized bottle
will be sent you upon receipt Of
One Dollar ($10O).
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-05

ploying power in comparatively
few hands, and vast masses of peo-
PIE dependent upon these rich men.
These vast masses are very turbu.
lent, drifting, often desperate, often
starving, and constantly throwing
civilization out of gear by strikes and
revolts."
Outfof this turbulence emerge PEG.
pie who. Chesterton says. are will
ing to compromise by offering the
workers decent pay, decent hours. de-
cent holidays and humane, rational
treatment, only asking in return
that the workers will not go on
strike. The moment such a COM
promise is accepted, then the world
Will have slavery, the author asserts.
You will have undertaken to feed
your slaves If tho slaves have I'M
dertaken to obey. 1t may be q very
goo9 bargain, but 1t is slavery"
Compulsory arbitration with the
present unequal division of property.
is the institution OF slavery. Ches.
terton believes. A "a
Slavery, he Believes, cannot be
condemned by the church or any
other body without condemning at
the same time about half Of the TX.
listing political and social institu-
tons.
Cftesterton's warning has attracted
considerable attention in England,
and varying attempts are being
made to Mace a political interpreta-
ton upon It. Labor leaders would
be glad to avail themselves of Ches-
tertOn's words to further their cause,
but the difficulty is that other say
ings OF Chesterton may not entirely
square up with certain Of the Labor
party doctrines.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-05

A tempting, delicious looking
~ meal-all the choicest NOR
- sells from well stocked pan
try. The fragrant aroma Of all
these good things failing to put a
keen edge on your appetite-fail'
ing to arouse, in any degree, a
hardy relish for the food so attrac'
lively placed before you. Why?
Scores Of men and women are
faced with the same misfortune.
After a day of toil-when they are
tired-when good things to eat
should be ravishly sought to re-
charge their vitality and fit them
for play time-their stomachs turn
They are worn down, played out
Food has no appeal. To them 1t Is
sickening. The aroma Of appetis
ing things nauseates them.
Red blood cells are missing. Rec
blood which should be coursine
through your veins strengthening
your vitality - adding to YOU
etrength-keeping you healthy ant
At-is not to be found.
s. S. 8. is what is needed. Your
blood needs purifying. What use
nvN is an automobile with
NH out battery? Wha'
advantage is a dyna
~HM mo without electrici
~ ty? Your body Is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-05
SEES THREAT IN
PREPARATIONS
PROBLEM
CzechosIoVakian Premier Fears
Impasse Will Check Eu-
ropes Progress.
BY International New. Service.

PRAGUE, Sept. 5.-"A real dan
ger turks in postponing the settle
ment of reparations problems, and
If the issue leads England and
France to part company the peace
full development of Europe will pay
the price," declared DIR. Benes, Gee
choslovakian premier, in an inter-
view:
Finds No. Threat In Germany.
Asked concerning the menace Of
civil war in Germany, DR.. Benes
expressed the belief that no coup,
either from the right or the left,
would enable exhausted Germany to
undertake any action beyond her
borders. In such an event he added,
Czechoslovaltia would be ala OBJ
server, determined to safeguard her
own frontiers.
Though describing the Radical Ma.
tionalist movements OF Germany,
Hungary and elsewhere as q univer-
sal danger, DIR. Benes emphatically
denied that they have anything in
common with Fascism. N
Discussing the Little EntentAS
attitude to Hungary's request for the
removal, Of the Allies liens on Hun
garian state property, DIR. Benes
spoke with firm conviction.
Attitude Toward Hungary.
ave demand positive assurance
that Hungary will not use foreign
loans to support policies which
jeopardize the peace and consolida-
ton Of Central Europe.
eve insist that Hungary's disar-
mament be executed in the strictest
accordance with the Peace Treaty.
Moreover, we require guarantees that
the loans granted to Hungary, will
not be devoted to financing such
enterprises as Irredentist propaganda
and organizations inperiling peace.
1--WE are not satisfied with Hun
gary's formal declarations. Hence
we demand financial control Of
Hungary wherein we share"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
Washington Woman Was Unable
To Sleep or Rest Well Until
She Took HypO- Cod

Mrs. II. J.. Burnside, .of cog t'Cs,'
st. N. E., writes: II needed some
thing to build me ups i was in .
general run down condition, and
felt weak and tired all the time.
My work seemed a drudgefy to me.
and / had no strength and lacked
energy. ! could not sleep or rest
we'll, and would get up all tired
out in the morning. My appetite
was poor, and was losing weight
every day. One day L read about
Hypo-Cod, and what it was doing
for others and / decided to try it
myself. 1t has worked wonders
with me; it has built me up and
I now feel stronger than have for
a long, long time. My appetite Il
good again, and now enjoy a good