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Evening star., 1924-06-11
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AUcT1oNKERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
WEST
By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 44Ss. folio 10 ct seq,
of the land records Of the District of Colum-
bia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee will sell at
THURSDAY. THE TWELFTH % DAY OF SP
JUNE, A. D. 1924, AT Five O'CLOCK PM,
the following rie described land and premises,
mated as and being part Of original lot mum
bered in square numbered sos described in
line of street. said point being sos feet
west of the southeast corner of said lot 5 and
west 1215 feet; thence leaving street and
running north s4.71 feet to the rear of sheds:
thence east 1a.15 feet: thence south SAT-
feet to the beginning. Parcel No. 2: Begin
ming for the same at point on the north side
OF Q street. said point being 1923 feet west
west 11.T7 feet. to the southwest corner OF
said lot 8; thence leaving o street and run
s4.n feet to the rear of sheds; thence leav-
ing the western line of said lot and run
ming east 11.77 feets thence south S4.71 feet
way for alley purposes in favor of each Of
said parcels, over the following part of lots
4 and 5; BeEinning on the west line of said
lot at point distant s4. II feet north from
the southwest corner Of said lot 5. and run
ming thence east 80 feet to the east line of
said lot 4; thence north along said east line
S.S feet to twenty foot alley; thence west
along said alley, feet: thence south A -
feet thence west 81 feet to the west line of
said lot 81 and thence south Sl57 feet to the
beginning. Parcel No ! improved by mouse
No. 415 street southwest and parcel No. .
improved by house No. AT street southwest
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Of trust
for 100 on each parcel. further pa rticuars Of
which Will be announced at time of sale the
purchase price above said trust to be paid in
cash. deposit Of SD0 required on each.
Conyeysncing. recording and revenue stamps
At purchasers cost TERMS to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may he advertised and re-
sold at the discretion OF the trustee
EMANUEL SpErCH,
1u.eod. .d@exSu Surviving Trustee.
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THos. j. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF vALTARLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING PEING
PREMISES 1907 NEW JERSEY AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust duIy
recorded in Liner No 4T1a. folio 44S 81 SEQ Of
the land records of the District of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured there
by. the undersigned trustees will sell ar pub.
lie auction in front of the premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY or
JUNE. AID. 1924. AT FOUR O'CLOCK TN
the following described land and prem ises
situate IN tho District of Columbia ari
designated as and being lot :, in John NiiIer's
subdivision Of square east of square 5G1 as
per plat recorded in Lher H n. c. folio 81
Of the records of the office of the surveyor OF
the District of Coinmhia.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of trust
for -. further particulars OF whirh VII
be announced at time of sale: the prlrchase
price above said trust to be paid IN cash 4
deposit of 5000 required. Conreyanring re-
cordinE and revenue stamps at purchaser
cost. Terms 10 he complied with within
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited ana
the property may he advertised and resoId at
the discretion of the trustees
CLARENCE NJ DE vEIIsE
WILLIAM \. BOWIE,
ie1-d&dS
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kE DEFAULT HAVING REEN MADE RY
the purchaser of the above described property.
said property win be sold on MONDAY. JUNE
SIXTEENTH. 1924 AT F0UR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, at the same place and on
the same terms and conditions. at the cost
and risk of said defaulting purchaser.
BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
ia1T dc CIR
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Two-story Modern Six-room
and Bath Brick Dwelling
With Garage, No. 1922
Webster St. NV,
AT AUCTION.

BY authority vested in us we viii sell at
public auction in front Of the premises on
MONDAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY or
JUNE, 1924 AT PIvE-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. lot IS in square 1858. improved as
above.
Terms of sale: 81 900 cash and remainder
payable 800 per month. including interest A
deposit of 500 required time of sale
Conveyancing. recording and revenue stamps
at purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied
with within thirty days or deposit forfeited
THOMAS ]. OWEN & son.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-H0UsEs


CHEVY CHASE. ~. <-~se~
@ &; :; =; :: :' @ ;s e & : % g
- PETWORTH.s .,-.-
% s % % % s @ @ % ss
BRANDWINE STREET.
T.; @ a % % lot % s' % % 'fs s'' ss
WOODLEY PARK.
beautiful Hotel brick home
safass I 3e
- CLEVELAND PARK. ~~..-
| % % s 'aH % s s'' ssas's t''
PORTER STREET
garage @ % % @ rol s a 's a. "s ait 1aH n ] % % E %
McKEENER & GOSS,
l4l5 Eye Street. Main 4752
NEW BUNGALOW-$65OO. @
% wen M s s'n sa r Bargain as an" s. % and So n monthly % % :
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-&35O
@ ] good S s garage. s s sa r block % '' s' . .
NEAR 18th ST. CAR IINE-SS,5oO
" s 'e rsp sa S P s 0 and % I % % Is g srsS
WEST OF 18th ST.-s2OOO
n rolumbia "a h
s sss ] % % priced ] " % % % @ easily be "
NEAR CONNECTICUT AND CATHEDRAL AYES.
s1345O
s*: ess: az s @ s % s ~ % :ss
s. rs noss % s s s : & % monthly % % for
ON 14th STREET-sl45OO.
= i e & 9s.: 81 s- for garages '''
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY,
olo 18th Street Northwest. Franklin 1l4O
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SUMNER COTTAGES.

sRooM FURNISHED CoTrAGE ON rAryx-
ent River. $500 for season. WILSON J0NNS
ParkerAs Wharf. Md
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE. SHERWOOD FOR
est: either housekeeping or community dining
room: reasonable. NJ. s. HALTER, Sherwood
Forest, Sundays, or write 306 Dolphin A., Ral
timore Nd.
SHERWOOD FOREST.
On the Severn River; furnished housekeepiHs
cottage: 3 bedrooms, living room, kitehenrtt lie
ana bath; large porch; water front. 10 feet
Above river; beautiful unobetructed view For
rent. June, July and An4uH- r. l. 6RAvEN
eRhooe Main 42aA and G1dn-SAa2s" 3.
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S0,OOO-Mount Pleasant.

S0,OOO-Mount Pleasant.
Owner. moving away. is Offering this
delightfully."- situated home al a bargain
price. II is directly opposite Rock Creek
Park and only a square from new public
school Ideal home for a family with
children. Three story brick colon a |
front porch: ten rooms: tile bath: two
rear porrhes; rear stairway, electric
lights and h--a. bea ting system Entire
house in good repair. Very reasonable
terms
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
w. III. Spencer, Auctioneer.
By order Of
Safety. Storage & Transfer Co.
viii sell at Public Auction
THURSDAY. JUNE 1a. AT 10 An,
At their store rooms.
$50 Mass. Ave. NV.
Unpaid and unclaimed storage consisting OF
High-grade Bedroom, Parlor,
Dining Room Furniture. Also
Office Furniture and Other
Household Goods.
Terms: Cash. Sale consists of - rooms
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.5OO-Chevy Chase.

California bungalow situated one
square OF Cnnnecticnt ave. amid a beau
tiful suburban setting. IL is individual
in plan and attractive in appearance
Contains six rooms, modern ath extra
large living with fireplace. oak
floors throughout, several bult-in fea
lures. hot water heat. electric lights
Built-in garage. Lot 60xl20. Numerous
shade trees, hedge and shrubbery.
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| BUCHANAN STREET. NEAR SIXTEENTH.
| Modern six-room and bath home with many
| added features: Chamberlain metal weather
| strip Throughout: awnings; porches front and
rear, including breakfast and sleeping porches,-
both inclosed; billiard room in basement
Entire homo in wonderful condition. and
ner-occupant will give quick possession.
Con renient terms
Inspection by permit only.
EDWARD S. HASDIB0E,
Realtor,
1905 Fl st. NV. Main 1898.
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SHORE PROPERTY.
SHORE PROPERTY.
WATER FRONT
Don't Fail to See
r | V IER A BE CI

Don't Fail
RIVIERA BEACH
Maryiands
Eighty attractive
strucon The
roads to the
Bungalows for opening ten large new
on = - '"s' 'S"
...5 SUNDAY, JUNE Is
s*s Large Lots $500 and Up
atn CH.
CART 1918 h st. Thursday o and5
through etnrne
on fee
to the bay front.
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SAUL'S ADDITION-S12,5O
bu
floor: three ge itou CHOU
on the market today.
BROOKLAND-S8OOO.
by Of home and less
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS-S15Z5O.
npo OF n The Sem aehe home
@
PETWORTH-So2 200.
a from Inc amidst
bnekc
waite nd electric Garage space Small
$500 month
HARVARD TERRACE.
49, seldom rporunie
" = - - : ' '' 4'
14th STREET-S125OO.
-
I s an ans tue Ss
In
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
18th and K SITS. NV. Phone Main 1900
WASHINGTON
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
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n L. SALISBURY CO.. Inc.
l4lo Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO34-5.
good dszer
nchs4dra
0 the TO-DAY
Of rooms sand bath
and repante forsr
owe wiIcon
ot heat. harwo
front prchO
sale - 1eN'A' ueah IN
sale. Funy ydrtac
trio LARGE
nc M ailacr
floors hungao
Near rGruCir
TERMS ~NN
nors
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc
EVERYTHING IN
14lS Eye Street NV. Phones Main soo345
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON BOARD
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OuT.oF.TOWN REAL ESTATE

COZY LITTLE COTTAGE, PARTLY FUR
nisbed. situated in grove of large shade trees.
200 feet from water front, in original Colonial
Beach; corner lots 100x150 feet all fenced.
Price only S750 It's some bargain for some
one See OWNER. Room 403. Westory bldg.
Cos 14th ST. NV
BEST LOTS IN ORIGINAL COLONIAL
Beach, on Best street, one square from river;
cost $500. For immediate sale viii sell for
$500. See OWNER, 400 Westory bldg, o0a
l4th st. NV.
BLUE RIDGE sUMMIT-IF You ARE LOON,
ing for q cottage At Blue Ridge Summit or
vicinity. write Box A. Can sell to yeu Ut
rent at your price.
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SS.35O-Kentucky Avenue

comparatively new two-story tapestry
brick house conveniently situa ted little
Off Lincoln Park. There are six bright
rooms, tile bath, front and rear porcles,
oak floors: all new and up-to date fea
tures: hot-watcr heat; electric lights
Garage Low cash payment and easy
monthly terms
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FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSES
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc
FRANKLIN


CHARMING ."ENGLISH VILLAGE" HOME-S19OOO
t % Wssy @ % % @
% % % @ s @ @ m " bam %
5 % 1 's saaa pfE 1s , many Ss ana % ane "p s
@ @ @ % % % at % a Rs ssf
MT. PLEASANT-Park Road-sl35oO
80 % Gno a noni o s1
% % @ % % saaai % % eenn ssus as
NEAR 14th AND PARK ROAD-so5oO.
S % % % square sasT 9He a @ sses seeH s @ i'll n Ta
he m ss . : a'fs ss %. sss BATH eenRss s:
CHEVY CHASE-slo5oo.
6 s s s G.y % s. f n "s ss''s @ ssd : 'ess ss
@ na ls drus m M n ai hgo should please
% % garage % % very % snHnSs os II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
@ pens sfse and % ms.' has eoup ens @ s @
I'd srss @ ss - .ss s "s % s'' aaa % S
~- k:s1As41 30 Ri WOODLEY PARK-s15z5O
Just reduced
brick home located just
ave-. north of
II wardm
n ~ far er atrachve in
a@~---~-.44aSA rsomss six BEDROOMS
ES B1 rway.h ho owate
EW. .H0l a improves
+ has Just benplao
benIdon
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc
MEa1BERs WASHINGTON sTA1E BOARD
1884 a STREET NORTHWEST
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CHEVY CHASE,
n-, 81 nnn

Price, $4,000.
The very best new detached home in Chevy
Chase for tho price. 1t is located on a promi-
nent street on high elevation, and surrounded
by beautiful detached homes. There is large
living room. dining room. breakfast room.
pantry and kitchen the first floor and 4
beautiful sleeping rooms and tiled ba tn the
second. Hot-water heat. electric lights. hard
worsd floors, etc. We can sell this property
IN very reasonable terms and give immediate te
possession.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
So, ,OOO-Mount Pleasant.

An opportunity to grasp bargain. 1t is
seldom we have such desirable prop.
erty situated west of I4th st. and of.
fered at this exceptionally low figure.
Popular type house; large front and in.
closed sleeping porch: six rooms; tile
bath; newly papered and painted; hot
water heat electric lights A home
worthy Of your immediate inspection and
conside "a tion. Terms acceptable.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

The Quality of These
Homes Is Impressive
You can gain no idea OF the comfort values
II these splendid Kite Homes at
e.. 3oOO-l Warren Street
: 3oOO-2 Window Street
North Cleveland Park
1rT you have made careful and critical
inspection of them. They are thoroughly
modern in design and planned and
arranged that only a minimum of housework
rs necessary. The many convenences and
complete equipment place them in a class
j by themselves. North Cleveland Park is q
most attractive residential section, too
Six rooms, bath completely equipped,
= large garages; slate roof big sleeping
porches-front porch; hot-water heating
system; effective decorations-lighted with
artistic electric fixtures
Prices and terms that will
astonish you.
Open for inspection day and evening,
with our Mr.. X. T.. Hamilton in charge
Park office, 44o1 3Sth st. IL you wish to
: make special appointment phone him
Cleveland 1890. g.
Motor out Conn. aye.-west to Albemarle
St, turning into 3Sth-or take Wisconsin ave
cars to just beyond the National Cathedral
it's Just step from there.
-. HARRY A. KITE,
2. Qneorporated)
: 1874 K St. Phone Main 1916.
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BOSS G. PHELPS,
Realtors.
$l6z5O.
CLEVELAND PARK

n home in Part
appaing spacious comfortable living
splendid
pohes electrical
bohnor
-~~N
Evening star., 1924-06-11

MOORE & HILL. INC,
73o 18th st. NV.
Members Washington Real Estate Board
Evening star., 1924-06-11

TO COLORED PURCHASER
Small cash payment will buy IN s-rosm
house near 4th and III SITS. ne, within easy
walking distance of e. p. o. Post Once
Union Station; house is semi-detached, on big
lot 30 feet wide to paved alley; room for sev.
ersI garages. Priced at $500 for immediate
sale, on easy terms.
Phone Lincoln S97.
HOWENSTEIN BROS, Exclusive Agents,
7th and H SITS, NE 3015 14th st. wv,
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Price. $4,000.
A very nicely situated home in the very
best section of Mt. Pleasant. near Rock Creek
Park entrance. 1t is superbly constructed
three-story tapestry brick, colonial design with
large, bright rooms 60 bedrooms), two tiled
baths, sleeping porch second and third
floors, hot-water heat electric light hardwood
floors. instantaneous water heater, built-n
frigera tor, open fireplace first floor, large
lot aox143 feet to alley and fine garage.
THIS is a real bargain. Can be bought on a
monthly payments. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
S7,OOO-Near Eastern High

An attractive colonial type brick house
situated in splendid square convenient
TO the High school and only q few min.
utes' walk from Lincoln Park. House is
10 It. wide. contains six large, bright
rooms; modern bath; a bright, room
kitchen; electric lights; cement cellar
excellent heating plant. Garage This
property is in irst-cass condition and
can be purchased on Liberal terms
Evening star., 1924-06-11

THOMAs J. OWES & SoN. ArCT1oNEERs
Evening star., 1924-06-11

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
Price. S15,5DO.
An ideal home for a large family admir-
ably suited for high-class boarding and
rooming house. 1t Is located within one IL
square of 14th ST. on one of the principal
. streets of the heights. which makes it most
convenient to cars. stores. churches. schools.
= bright bedrooms. two tiled baths. hot-water
= heat, electric light, large deep lot to alley
with ample garage space. The entire prop
erty is in excellent repair and owner will give
immediate possession.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

CLEVELAND PARK,
36l6 Ordway Street NV.
NEAR ST. ALBAN'S CATHEDRAL.
Buff tapestry brick semi-bungaIow with red
tile roof-the construction will surprise you
There are six rooms and lavatory first floor
and three bedrooms, tiled bath and shower
bath second floor. The large, lighted clos
cts are 4 feature: oak floors throughout. Pitts
burg water heater, 2-car brick garage, cement
front porch, conservatory. Pullman breakfast
room. Lot is 50x1OO.
Terms to Suit Purchaser.
Open and Lighted Until 9 Pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
1912 Jenifer Street.
Two Blocks West OF Oonn. Ave.
A beautiful home on q 10O-ft- front lot.
Stone founda tion, porch. fireplace and chin
ney. The house contains six rooms on the
first floor, four bedrooms, bath and lavatotry
on the second floor Completely screened and
metal weatheretrpped throughout Oak
6oors, instantaneous water heater. Newly
papered and painted throughout, and exterior
AGREEABLE TERMS.
NAY BE INSPECTED AT ANY TINE.
OUINTER, THOMAS & CO.,
Exclusive Agents
Real Estate Financing.
S1o 18th St. NV. Main 8416.
Members Washington Real Estate Board
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Pdrk lew.
S., S,5OO-S1,O 900 Cash. Bal. Easy.
A dandy six room and bath brick. elec.
lights. good heating plant. house in excel
lent condition.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc,
1435 X St. NV. Main 1O16.
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BACK TO CHINA CHINA
That's immigration Promise
10 Acquitted Chinese

leuns chin MAS found NOT guilty
FE "a fup m D. De- CusFmau
court "Wednesday ul Is NARCOTIC
sharEr if booked HAa IFuuE would
sIrud Chr was H HH MOT that
Drsimaa ueur mueh 40 thr f0I
tower 6F Cuutue.ue
Thgu Immigration Inspectors iaU
rrI up arI ARRESTED l.eurE 1Ir Be-
hgd lar deportation proceeding
IeJne doubts now thaf Do win Dr
uul gn Cuu.us birthday
lion. totaIrJ H.tFEtgIftE reU new
business aSgGsEG.ua feet and ship
mruls, ANtLgtEIa9 feHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-25
GIRLS APPAREL
Reduced for Clearance

GOATS, Tub Dresses, Wool Dresses, Sweat
- ers, Mddies, Crepe Kimonos and odd pieces
of Underwear for girls from to IS years of
age are included in this annual clearance in
the Girls Section-a at sharp reductions
Frederick Nelson Second Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-26

20 know IT, Mr.. SpadOM IN shocked think that anybody
would him Of raising his hand against On ioTtuIs
dvtista" and that Il that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-26
DR.. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL

BY DIR. FRANK CRANE.


~ LIMITATION is absolutely essential to La
HI Is generally supposed that TIE mggt iwpm1n1
thing in life is to get something % eaL BqmlE ~
portant, however, is to get rid of waste.
Unless this waste is thoroughly and reEuaEly rgsu
disease sets in promptly Ninetenths Of eur phya -
ments are due to defective elimination.
The same thing 10 true of the mind Ts tEuuhs wiA
most minds is not that they empty but TIT ~
clogged. The most ignorant and stupid = ~ -
one that knows the fewest things; he Is ths 80
knows the most things that are not 50.
The art of education il to get rid Of misnfaEzzl2.
quite as much as to acquire new infoEmatisn
The same thing Is true Of the e. spir11 Asas -
tons and fears that have hampered his s0l He 49,
not only to believe new TRUTHS he equally nssds . en-
The same thing is true of government. nnfiu's -
gives it great momentum. II Is wen to have -
But nation does not have sound life unlsss 4 En- -
caro- traditions that have become useless an4 s1ne
precedents that are no longer helpful
China is the oldest nation In the world This am1hT
s thing to be proud of, and there Is gEs.t dzl e
force and dignity that from is eonstdsEln
But China can have no vigorous life until e lAE1s -
discard outWorh ideas and senseless cugtnmA.
tree to be vigorous must have not only haEd. ~
and rugged trunk, but must put On new gEs@ h2S3
Not only in China but in Europe and Amsri2 - 81
the Past keeps choking the Present. Europe todzF
checked with lot Of sentimental natioasf@ -
stition and other stuff that is . hold-oSR 1nm
medievaliSm
France and Germany are hating each chr n o.
same old absurd way OF the GueIpnS anu OtloeA4 -
real population Of France is in reality fellow sulAw
with the real population Of Germany Al TIE - -
tween them is governmental and artificial
ALI the armies and navies of the word ~ wzI18
matter which some day the sense q ths wud
is going to get rid of. As long they exist w ny e.
pect the body polite to have al manner e d.
The world needs purging.
The house of humanity needs good dose 81 $50 and
water needs sweeping and busting to clean Out t v
and the dirt, the detritus of the past
Ideas and things that good for cur f1fkGB asd
grandfathers may may not be good for ~ m ~ R
grow must learn to get rid Of that part C IL 80
which Is useless.
Copyright Mcclure sy~z-uA1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-26

A LTHOUGfI the sun Is not to
be nketed to q fire, or .
IA body IN flames, or under
going combustion, yet 1t is mani
testify the cause Of heat upon the
earth, as a radiator IL the cause
Of heat In q room. This IL %
evident to ordinary comprehen-
sion that one wonders that the
statement should be given out.
from a scientific source. a. II It
were a pushing novelty, that in
dlcAtiuns have been found that
weather II influenced In some
way by variations In solar radia-
ton"
No doubt what Il meant 20 Be
emphasized is the fact that the
solar radiation does vary. az tn
source, and not that since the
radiation varies, the effects pro-
duced by Il vary also. We al
know very well that the weather
IL dependent upon the sun. But
what we DO not know n IN how
many ways. or through Just what
selective action among IFS differ
emit forms Of radiant energy, the
sun governs the weather for US
or in spite Of tis.
The sun Il the cause OF many
other things besides heat upon
the earth. And that shuffling
phenomenon which We name
weather certainly has other
ways Of making us cOmfOrtable
or miserable besides changes q
temperature. Our nerves. gen
Grating our moods. tell us con-
tinually Of obscure changes 30
ing on apparently IN the atmOs-
phere, which may make q sunny
day depressing ard fun Of moral
gloom, and q RAINY day q period
Of ioyoub and exuberant physical
and mental activity. when our
anirits dance. The sIin r. ha~k %
ail this, playing upon ~ with its
infinite eamit OF electromagnetic
fadiations.
Hermann Bongards. q German
physicist, has recently brought
out facts which may produce 4
revolution OF views concernlng
the origin Of some OF the radio
active effects that have been no
ticed m the earth's atmosphere.
ana have heretofore been as-rihed
"a exhalationa from the snil ana
the rocks. BnnRards attributes
them to cornusctlIar radiations
emitted from the sun.
The particular uhenouena re-
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comp0s1xlon rFu1srrs g 1
actihlum. an1 49, -
varying a1zn1nss O. - -
phere. u wma mMrwml - 80
pose that rha@a eumnm1m4
the gHrEAcs e Eha amrrn -
radio aCefve GscururMA -
cause they are fsun1 n -
large quanrlrie4 80 anT - -
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An the uummr 49, 81 - m
~ hma hNNm emHnrm - -
the air 49, - - -
the eEhMlln2 ww 81 -
ground due 90 &urEuMm8 e.
mOgpheEic $500 60
But 49, - - -
perimants e - 60 - e
Lin9smbaER W4h - - - .
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-26
WORDS FROM THE LIPS OF WISE MEN

When q man inadvertently steps upon an ant hill,
crushing the ant village within the ants probably think
It is the will of the ant god.
The life is measured by the souls advance.
Adversely is the trial Of principle.
II Is with words as with sunbeamsthe more they are
condensed the more they burn.
verse may find him who sermon flies.
Woman must impose restraint upon her affections
until she is challenged Like the violet, she hides her
sweetness beneath the leaf until the hand is stretched to
pluck her from conceament.
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