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Evening star., 1923-11-28
RENT ROOMs-UNFURNIsHED.

11l2 NEW YORK AVE. N.w-Newiy papered,
with with electric lights. gas. steam heat, with
Mrs. Edwards. Mann's, Il14. 2s'
ll0s y ii. AVE. N.w.-For colored. three
and electric lights. 2as
119 18th ST. N.E.-Two rooms bath porch
h.w,h., elec.. sink. gas range $3.50 Line.
T12s ass
1888 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-Three nice rooms
electric lights, private bath, back porch. all
improvements; reasonable. 2s'
900 9TH ST. N.W.-Two unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping: with electric light and
heat IS.
AZ 9th S.W.-Tuo unfurnishrd rooms and
kitchenette. second floor next to bath. for
Ink: heat and gas furnished. 30'
424 { ST. N.E.-Two large rooms with pri-
vate bath; entire floor: electric lights: gas
range aSs
4i3 MASS. AVE. N.W-Two rooms. light
.onstkeeping: ami; two adults preferred.
Apply to owner. oS'
1850 EYE N.E.-Entire second foor, rooms
and large closets; fine corner house: bath,
h-w.h. Ink. si3 and one-halt gas bill.
1914 e NE.-Tw" blocks Lincoln Park =
I"oins. kit'henettc. bath, electricity: newly
papered.
i@s' l. ST. NV Two uufurnished roums
second floor housekeeping; southern exposure;
reasonable. @9s
172u IL st. s.E-Three unfnrnIshed rooms.
Ink. heat and gas; newly painted; ohjec-
tion to children. 80.
753 PRINCETON Nw-Four large rooms,
Kitchen; GnI eso Porch. heated eiec' gas bath: 500
pla :ird ST NV unfurnished rooms. la H.
heat and gas. for keeping; newly pa
pered.
61' eth ST. NV. md roor-Two large front
rooms. Apply downstairs.
eo5 e eth ST. S.E.-sour rooms for houseks.p-
1901 II ST. S.W.-Entire third floor. four
rooms. heat and gas: no children; s25. 2s'
1011 NJ ST. N.W.-Large. light rooms elec. ;
Quinn heater; Ink. permitted -
635 sth N.E.-Two large rooms, Ink: third
floor $40: newly rapered and painted.
- Il ST. N.E.-Two unfurnished rooms. light
honsekeepinS: semi-private bath: $50. 80.
.30S roth ST. N.W.-Two unfurnished rooms.
front. 2.
929 X ST. N.w.-Large room and kitchenettc
elec.. gas. heat: equipped with radio. s.
o4lI NICHOLS AVE. SE.-Two uufurnished
rooms for rent: heat and gas: $50.
do3 !. ST: S.E.-Two rooms. small gas range;
s11.a0. urotestant.) 29s
$50 y CAROLINA AVE sE.-Two rooms.
second f"or. heat and light
TO1 I.ONGFELLOw NW-Two rooms, kitchen
porch: modern. Cali after II am.
furnished. S0s
1Gul ST. HEIGHTs-Two bright Ink rooms
rev house; $50. Adams 8s46 IS.
Sl3 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-New, one room
and kitchenette. 2s
2oa 9Th s.E:-Two large, unfurnished rooms
md floor. SIS month. 2Ss
1870 COLUMBIA RID rooms. kitchenette
and bath. Col. osa. o9s
1929 11th ST. N.W.-Second ncor: housekeep.
ing: adults. 2Ss
1913 sth ST. N.W.-Two large rooms second
floor: adults: Ink: reasonable. 30'
So QUINCY PI1. N.E.-3 rooms bath Sleep
ing porch. gas and electricity. h.-w.h. 30.
5oS 1st s.E.-Four large h.k. rooms: s35.
Evening star., 1923-11-28

| DESIRABLE NORTHWEST SECTION = OH.
room, breakfast room. kitchrnette and bath
4 H.. 4 -Iz.-- 90
Evening star., 1923-11-28
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-AUTOM0BILES.
WE CONSIDER
every automobile sold (whether
new or used) the basis of a per-
Inanent friendship.
Various makes of used cars
at most attractive prices.
Convenient terms.
The Washington Cadillac Co.,
1lss.114O Conn. Ave. Phones FIR. sooO.l-2.
FORpS-FORDS.
so Ford Cars and Trucks
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
20 Ford Tourlngs.
2 Ford Sedans.
40 Ford Ton Trucks open and closed bodies
s Ford Light Deliveries
Ford speedsters.
Ford Chassis.
All of these cars have been re-
possessed by the Finance Cor
poration for default of payment.
but one month. All Of them In Al rum
ming condition.
A demonstration will prove the merits of
decision.
Prices range from SIS up.
Easy terms on all cars. A small
deposit will hold any of these
cars for 10 days.
If you are looking for Ford car or truck
you can save money by acting at once. These
cars are kept and demonstrated at
GLASSMAN'S GARAGE,
1910 L St. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
We sell used cars on such a
square-deal basis that YOU are
never disappointed-in the per-
lormance OF your selection.
You owe it to yourself to come
in and see some Of our good
used cars.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
REQ PASSENGER CARS
SPEED WAGONS.
1909 18th St. NV.
Main 4173.
Evening star., 1923-11-28
RENT ROOMS-FURHISHED.
Continued, d

1919 q ST N.W.-yery large front room.
southern exposure. twin beds, two closets
yerandi. running water same floor, $50: large
basement front room, also kitchen same r"or.
suitable for almost any kind OF shop or busi-
ness, $50. 2e'
Evening star., 1923-11-28
RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

ais RALEIGH P1,., Congress Heights. d. c.
Three rooms furnished for Ink. ea+
1912 GIRARD ST. Ne, Brooklsnd. d. c.
l4hk rooms complete. communicating: heat,
electricity. etc; S10 month each: furnished.
o9s
Evening star., 1923-11-28

NEAR PoWIATAN-VERY DESIE.. WELL.
fur. mahogany --r. apt: every comfort
slit. for member Congress; also 2-r. h.k ar:.
1872 6 NV Col. $3.50
Evening star., 1923-11-28
RENT ROOMS-FURN1SHED.
Continued.

1882 BELMONT N.W.--Pleasant front room
In apartment 81; next bath: gentleman. Co
lumh!a f11l-J. 9as
2O0l EYE ST. w.-dandsomely furnished
large front room, next 10 bath; all modern
improvements 29s
Evening star., 1923-11-28
TABLE BOARD.

17la EYE ST. N.w.-DeIightful meals Rea-
sonable rates.
I114 QCE ST N.W-Wholesome, delicious
meals: monthly rates. North 5O55. -
1914 KENYON ST. N.W.-Special turkey din
ner l to ]: 80; seats reserved u cents.
I451 HARVARD ST. N.W.--Best home cook
ing: reasonable rates hy the month: single
dinners. 65c: Sundays, I5c. Phone Adams 1906.
IA 8 ST S.W-Turkey dinner Thanksgiving
day, l to $50. 80 cents. Phone North 4s49.
Evening star., 1923-11-28

TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. CON
pletely furnished. including piano linen ami
silver: in apartment house; good location
For rent for four months at S75 per month.
Call ARNOLD & COMPANY.
1915 Eye st. Main 2i3i.
Evening star., 1923-11-28

WANTED-CONGENIAI GIRL TO SIIAHI.
| lovely apt. in ShaWmut: good meals served II"
work: reasonable. Potomac l1>u. Apt. 4u.'
Evening star., 1923-11-28
CADILLAC ROADSTER

In perfect condition throughout: equipped
with several extras; ear must be seen 10 be
appreciated. If you the market for
q real good roadster, now Is your chance To
get a bargain by taking up Just the unpaid
notes. amounting to S67i 80. Can br seen be
tween 8 and j O'Clock at the North Capitol
savings Bank. Please do not phone.
Evening star., 1923-11-28

sis 9TH N.E.--Ncely furnished room, double
SO: single. ST.: cleo: steam heat. ogs
900 T. ST. NV, Apt. clean. warm room
gentleman preferred; call after pm. 2'
1915 MASS. AVE.-DoubIe and single rooms
front. priyate family
Evening star., 1923-11-28

THE MADRID, 18th and kalorama I'd, Ari.
! 3-Nice. comfortable room for gonng iauJ
} of good character; terms per month. includ-
! ing unlimited phone service, Si5, or room ana
| hOs ri S3- 10 29s
Evening star., 1923-11-28
HOTEL ROOSEVELT
18th CT Of Y and w

10th St. at V and w,
Overlooking Meridian Park.
Handsomely rehtted and re-
furnished. Superior accommoda-
tions for transient and perma-
nent guests. One, two and three
rooms and bath. A few suites
with breakfast rooms. Excellent
restaurant.
W. T.. KRETCHING. RESIDENT MGR.
UNDER DIRECTION
THE L. H. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1923-11-28
WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.
AUTO ACCESSORIES. REPAIRS.
FOR RENT-GARAGES.

TURE Yi'LCANIZER ma .hine ~ for sale.
Apply 10 c. J.. Schmid, rear 112 18th st. NV.
Phone franklin 131S
Evening star., 1923-11-28
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

MT PIEASANT-Two rooms. one front. sec
ond floor. with board; elderly lady and gentle
man. Address Box II II. Star office. 20.
YOUNG LADY. employed. wants room and
board in Christian Science home. Miss
Weber. 401 II at. ne.
Evening star., 1923-11-28
LIGHT SIN
BUICK 7-PASS. TOURING

Appearance and quality perfect throughout:
been used 10y private family. Same can be
secured by taking up just the unpaid notes,
amounting TO s64s.B0. Can be seen between
y and j o'clock at the North Capitol Savings
bank. Please do not phone.
Evening star., 1923-11-28

1l1T y ST. N.w.-Large room, sdjoin
bath; downtown; gentlemen only. n 9f
Evening star., 1923-11-28
ROOMS AND BOARD.
Continued,

1854 ) ST Delightful, clean, bright
rooms. in comfortable honey home; private
home cooking: ami.
1919 CLIFTON ST, APT. 4-For two Protest
ant girls: single beds, large closet, next 10
bo nh tDU-- W
Evening star., 1923-11-28

Nicely furnished apartment: all modern -
provements; adults. 30s
1927 conn. AYE.-MODERN FRONT All
two large rooms. shower and bath; complptrig J.
furnished for > young men or wom"n
Call North I6I3
Evening star., 1923-11-28

500 list N.W.-NO CAR FARE: . ROOMS.
porch: h.-w.h., el"c., gas phone: convenient
all departments: So Ask I.pS Eye NV. -
Evening star., 1923-11-28

1927 N.W.-Doube roOm newly papered and
painted; running hot and gold water: one sin
gle room; :uommates wanted electricity :;
garage if preferred; reasonable. Call after
Evening star., 1923-11-28

1874 TAYLOR ST S.W.-TWO ROOMS
kitchcnette. seIhi-privatc bath: newly furnish
ed; second floor; southern exposure: new
house: heat, gas. electricity; small priyat"
family: references exchanged; adults; $50
Col. s3OG 800
Evening star., 1923-11-28
NEW STCDEBAkER

Light six. fve-passenger touring. Was wen
st the Shrine. Will make big reduction for
quick sale. Terms or trade accepted. Can be
seen a 425 X ST. NV.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

&
Juan, Garrere ten5 cuIE artfculo l.anecA
sl6tieo sobre Sarah Isernhardt fSubli-
cado en- Massaggero, recuerda las ce-
lehres comidas1 que gse dabnnran lapca-
sal de la ilustre oacriE. Allfslse reuHfa
10 mas selecto de Paris, ell arte, la
ciencia la aristocracia. Una de aque-
Has noches, Sarahase sinti6h des prom
ltot llena tle illquietud :aSlOs inxitados
leran trece. ;Trece en- IasimesaIe jar
imdsl, grit0 Sarah Y ordeh6la CafreI
re que Sc fuera en- busea del deeimos
cuarto comensal. Entonces enc habfa
telefonos, nj metropolitanofi, nj auto.
movies, y ell satisfacer la demanda no
era cosa tan facil. La empresa era
laboriosa y diffcil. Ademas, los alre-
.dedores de la residencia de la actriz
eran POGO frecuentados. Finalmente,
escribe Carrere, descubrf a un solda-
40 que pasaba per la calle y tenfa to-
do el aire de ir sin ocupaci6n. Me
acerque el y sin andarme Ell rodeos
mi circunloquios, 10 invite. a cenar. FL
hamhre, que no debe.ss
do mny sobrado de dinero. acept0 con
mucho gusto. Tanto Nas cuapto que,
seguramente habfa ofdD hablaf de la
scdlehre actriz, de manera que Ia inyis
taei6n tenfa un doble attractive. @Lo
introduce pues triunfaImente en- el CO.
medor, y Sarah 10 inyit5 u sentarse a
su derecha. lie sirvfo v 10 hizo CO.
mer Y beber abundantemente. LO hi
70 hablar, ' todo eli murdo, esf1Ha
muy regocijado oyendo. q aqucl espf-
ritu sencillo. En- suma, aquel humil-1
de miembro del ejercito fue 81 rey del
festfns Sarah. al ternlinar el banqae-
te, 10 obsequi6 con unos billetes de en-
trada en- el teatro, v el hombre fue v
Sc pasion6 tanto con el espectaculo,
que ahandon6 el cuartel v entr6 CO.
mo ayudante del maquinista en- ell
lteatrO de Sarah. Cuando comenz0 Ell
.furor del cinemat6grafo el hom-
bre tenfa va Ia costumbre de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
Al naIgGn dc IA Vida Y dc IA HStOIia

materia glutinosa esta mezclada con
grasa plumas. En- cambio los blan-
cos que son los mas buscados, estan
hechos solamente con dicha sustancia
,glutinosa, Y spn casi transparentes, Ell
detecho de reeoger estos nidos esta
reservado ciertp sndmero de familias
que Sc 10 transmiten de generacion en-
generaci6n, Y la cosecha, que Sc efec-
tia dos veces al aio, es un trabajo
fatigos6 Y ediffcil que requiere un
adiestraniento especial, norque las
cavernas donde los paparos Sc refu-
gian por Ia inoche y los is' murcisiagos
por el dfa5,. tienen a yeces una profnn-
didad dc decenias de metro, i5sj son pro
s a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

A cast tres millones de liras as
ciendc el movimiento comercial anlial
de la isla de Borneo, por la exporta-
cion de ciertos nidos coinestibles que
los gastronomos chinos usang para ha-
Ger una sueulenta sopa. Los nidos
correspondent segdn refiere ~ RRi!sl
Mail, una especie de vencej6s satfes351
We en- colonias, en- grutas que Sc abren
a Ia orilla del mar. No estan hechos
los nidos con espuma del mar, como
Green los indfgenas, sino con una ,stis-
tancia glutinosa segregada por las
glandulas saliyales de diehas ayes.
Hay dos especies de nidos los blan-
cos los negros. En- estos liltimos la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

nota ofda en- un aparato receptor es-
pecial. Sc puede en- fin u.ilizar el RAJ
dIogoni6metro, instrumento que sirve
para detcrminar Ia direction de las
onlas de una aestaci6n transmisora.
Una masa mctalica Importance en- las
cercanias del instrumento ocasiona
errores notables; especialmerte Guam
DO la direction de las ondas no colnci
5de b no e. perpendicular al eje Dc Ia
masa metalica, Observable q error,
Oportnnos cambios de lugar del radio
goni6metro. tpermitiran localiEar la
masa metdIica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
SGGIGtaTiIa EjGCudVa

Ell Gobernador ha frmado ell Pro-
yecto del Senado Mum. ITO, titulado:
"Ley para enmendar Ell tftulo y la Sec
sci6n 1 de la. Ley n1rnero 10, titulada
ley para deterninar Ell procedimien-
to en- casos de ereelamaeiones de ira
baiadores agrfcolas contra sus patro-
nos por salaries ,aprobada en- novieni-
bre. 14de 1917, anadir Ia seccion la.
la misma defpiendo las palabras
.obrero" y "empleadoa usado en- Ia
niisFna, yapafa, otros fines.
Ha sido archiyado en- la secreta-
ria Eiecutiva el informe anual CO.
rrespondiente al ano 1922 de "A. Es-
'cudefo y Compahia, Inc. SJoyero
Land Company Fros gDea..
: s Han sido II regi aslis gliisstradas, Il erl Il Ia off,
Gina del Secretatio Ejecutivo de lPher-
to Rico, las siguientes marcas de fa-
bricas;;
10 Una sde5 La Corporaci6n del Estado
de- New Jersey denominada s.Ameri-
can Sheet & Tin Plate Company" la
que consiste en- la palabra Keystone"
v Sc aplica a la venta de metales;
Una de las corporation del Estado
de New York denominada "Schering
& Glatz, Inc.," la que consiste en- la
palabra "Peralga" Sc aplica a la ven
ia de una preparation medicinal pa
ra aliviar dolores; v
|. Una de la corporation del Estado
de New Jersey denominada .The N.
a!abank Company, Ia que CON
siste en- la palabra Celeste" y Sc
aplicaa la venta de jabon para lavar.
El Gpbernador ha expedido pasa-
porte para Espana, Francia Ingla-
terra, al seior Ramon Rodriguez Ro-
sa, sonora hijo, de Hufnacao; para
Venezuela, a la Sra. Maria Zaida Ca
bezas, de Sam Juan, y para Colombia
~ Venezuela, al senior Ovidio Olive
ras, de Arecibo.
lei Gobernador ha denegado las
solicitudes de indulto hechas por los
confnados Isidro Pumarejo, Juan Ro-
driguez, Jesus Coto Sanchez y Mar
tin Diego Paniagua, y la de restitu-
cion de derechos civiles presentada
por Marcelino Pefia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

fundamente obscuras. III cosechador
de nidos tiene que penetrar por la es-
trecha abertura. Sc vale de escaleras
ligeras de cana que aueces tienehi
hasta Glen metros de longitudl y arr
mado con una gran lanza,e a la cnai
va adherida una luz, y suspendido ZEN
aquel fragil sostem pincRa los nidos
y los va pasandoj asun companefo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
sE QUEMo UN TRUCK

Aver. a la 100 p. M, en- IN callea
Norzagaray, csquina Allen, el auto
truck nmero Hf.-3G, propicdad de Ra-|
mon Gonzalez de Santurcc, giiado por
q chauffeur Gaspar Nicvsc, ndmero.
1OOs7fi. snfri0 un corte circuito en- su|
motor quemandose.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

escenarios, ingres0 en- la nueva indus
tria e hizo allf una rdpida fortuna.
Ahora es archimillonario. Es uno de
los magnates del arte mudo en- Fran
cia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

La fuente psychological de las gates
verbales (frases torpes) es miltiple: !:
distraction. confusion. exceso de fran
queza o de, cello. Maria I4uisas ,seg4n
cnenta Minerva fue, en- 1861 q, Pia-
cenEa, ilurante, La Semana,; Santa, v el
jueyes ffue, aoyer los Sepulcras. Guam
o regres6 al palacio dueal, seaencon-
tr6 en- la antecamaga a. un gentilh9lml-
bre de PiaeeBza, Ell eaals al paso de Ia
DuQuesas Sc cploc0 en- ia .posici9rl, del del
saludeo omilitaE Qnerido Gopde. le di7
10 afaplemente lai Dpquesa, me desaT
1gradaa bastante que per, atender n mi
service. .no ,hayais ido, ,tamDien a los
Sepuleros - i0h tAlteza PaIbuce0
Ell gentilhemhge, confuse, tratapd9 de
eneontrar aHRa resRuesta, spesppEs.
queriendo tleqir que eual lauiera cosa era
para el lneBos apreciable aue el ser seg-5
yiciepa que1estaPa ceAsag grade en- aqueeJJ
Hos lnolnentos, agreg6 ;aili Qge, mas he
lloesepulcro que yuestra Alteza! !. HEIe
aaufS otr0 gdffe de respect ables proper
clones: sc habfa efectuado en- Paris
una representation de aficionados, en-
la cual la seiiora Denis. sobrina de
yoltaire, habfa hecho Ell ypapel de la
protagonista en- la Zaira. Sonora, lie
lijo un adufador, hab6is representa-
do diyinamerte. La Denis dijo en-
tonces modestamente que ESQ no era
possible, porque para representa- bien
aquel papel Sc necesitaba ser joyen y
kbella. III Oh no seiiora respondi6 -.el
F0tFo, Tos@ .ll6beis sssI
mejor prueba de que ESQ no es YER.
dad .M elias consecueneias de una gdf-
fdlbueden ser tan desastrosas que un
niembro de la Academia de Francia,
Emilio Faguet, no Sc desdefi6 de ocu-
parse Ell el asunto dedicandole un es-
tudf0 intitllado: Antigdffc, en- el cual
da una serie de preceptos para eyitar
las qaffcs.s He aqlf las principales
observation-disclosures iN6 iar jainase con-
sejos no pedides ;Fno asombrarse nuns
ca por NADIA no ftcordaf janas i'm
amigo. v mueho menos. una amiga,
las confidencias que nos haya hecho; !;
sabcr escuchar una historical va muy
sabida Y fingir gustarla, aiin Guam
do. Ia historical Ia hayamos conta-
do primero n0sotros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
Url6uellto
CaduIrl
para los CranOS

FL Unguento CadunI hacd que -
keouen los granos y Sc dcsprendaIs
dejando Ia piel blanda p snaye. Es'
caimantc y antis6ptico y empieza 2 ~
cafrizar tan pronto como Sc aplica IA
probado ser IN gran alivio para milIa-
res de personas que durante amos han
kstado sufriendo de eczenlas acne (ba-
rros) .granos, fur1nculos, ulceras, efup-
clones. urticarias, ronchas, almorrana4
conicz6n. sarna, heridas, aranazo9s
cortaduras, lastinad duras, asperQs, pQs-
lcniIIas. escaldadura, sarpuIlido, ques
natures c0stra' TnaFEulia auFas' s's
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03
Room for Development.

When the time for poultry FARMS berry fields
and orchards the prospective home maker will have
Their than VashonMaury island The writer made through
west pass Saturday last and impressed with the possibilities
that lay in magnificent panaroma the boat and
across the The side of the island Claimed by many
be the garden of the n has scarcely touched Vast
tracts covered with second growth frs alde await
the development of Right the
in perhaps the hicy settled district many acres that
of Fashonas but two improved tracts therein only one
them being titled Six hundred and forty family
This equals conditions eastern Washington
Verage sized farm in the entire county which in
state GAO Section 81 the northeast corner which
part of the village of vasho fully settled there being
half the land untitled The Steen Mill company has some 300
of good land waiting settlement Puget company
has several hundred of land Coupled thse are
the tracts the south vashon and the large
Unculvated of Maury island.
Conditions surrounding agricultural production not
picious and transportation facilities attract new
people to the island still there opportunity something to
bring about the settlement of the island The
must awaken to the fact that has
attract class OF people from less favored localities
hundreds OF families with considerable the head
wants small favored land where small flock of chick
ems COW, few and garden be the
greater part of the living expenses Many are
ing to the highly advertised California hev
lind fairly equitable winter climate but excreabe weather
The Puget Sound offers equitable climate year with
extremes but with enough cold weather energy Cali
forna lands poor quality high price Vashon island
offers fertile land at comparatively low price.
An opportunity is offered island right now to do
something to attract people, The wheat districts
are producing good this and after harvest
substantial farm families will look about for location The
community that exhibits the enterprise will
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03
Sudsidisng Farmers.

Following the drop wheat prices just the beginning
national bumper the nsisten demand
wheat for the part
price that will make profit for the grower that with
high priced land high machinery
scale the farmer will not make money so why
favor the wheat grower pouryman who has been
paying from $4,000 $4,000 past several years
has not made application fer despite the that he
demanded special avos during the slump industry If the
wheat gets the guarantee of $5 who will guarantee the
poultman IS cents dozen for the eggs that pro
duce under high feed costs?
1t is indeed irony that brings about the that con
fronts the wheat Of the The Big Bend
harvest the first really good crop years Other parts
eastern Washington have had crop shortage for
Despite the fact that wheat has above
since the beginning of the the wheat farmers little
than bankrupt the present dollar better
to them would have enabled them get better
The NewsRecord does believe subsidy will the prob
lem unless it could be extended every agriculture and
this would be impossible because of the prohbve cost
the Of living and The elimination speculation the
first step towards providing panaca for the wheat grower
next educational campaign induce people
in this country is far below that foreign
sumption best be stimulated by educating bakers and house
wives to produce superior product Where there family that
will not few slices If bread of Matthaeis quality
served and mothers biscuits good always
exceeds the supply Good bread and good biscuits should
rule and not the exception every bakery every
Such campaign coupled with gradual resumption Europes
rehabilitation will solve the wheat growers biggest troubles
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03
Elysiurn.
By Charley L. Cant, in Guemes
Beachcomber.

We have nc melancholy days,
we walk no dark and gloomy ways
we never pout, but sing the praise
of tbs great scenic garden. We
seek no power, no gold, no crown;
we smile and never dream of
frown, and boost and help our
own home town, kind sir, we beg
your pardon; but we've just got
to shout and sing and make this
vernal welkin ring, for every man
out here's a king: and each king S
kingdom reaches from where the
horizon meets sky, to where grace
full seagulls fly and where the
summer maidens lie along the sun
kissed beaches.
We're happy here with birds
and bees and heavy laden orchard
trees where zephyrs from the salt
en- seas, kiss roses to our faces. We
sing a song of sweet refrain, and
watch the seas of golden grain
wave like a breeze swung rolling
main with all the sea nymphs'
graces. We watch the robin and
the wren, we also watch the speck-
led hen and pipe the pigs out in
the pen; the sheep in pasture graz
ing. We live and work and laugh
and play; we're getting gayer day
by day if bathing or baling hay,
the pleasure is amazing.
Come dwell with us on Puget
Sound, where all the joys of life
are found; no equal in the whole
world round, It's Arcadia all
teeming with mountains lakes
and hills and dells, It's here where
pleasure ever dwells; here's where
true love lies dreaming. Come
where the waters kiss the sands
and fields and orchards grace the
lands, where grief is nil and life
expands and life is worth the liv-
ing; come where the world is all
one rhyme in spring and fall and
summer time, and winter months
are made sublime with plenty and
thanksgiving.