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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


14l8 Eye Street NV.
LANIER PLACE.
PRICE, $14, 750-One block north Of Columbus
I'd. We can conscientiously recommend
this modern and up-to-date home as one
OF the best buys the market today.
Eight rooms and two complete baths; all
modern improvements. Garage. Many
attractive features. Easy terms Pos
session with title.
Mr.. 10th ST. RESERVOIR.
PRICE, SIG, 250-Detached INSTRUCTED
house having eight large. bright rooms
and bath, electric lights. hot-water heat;
many other features that go to make up
an attractive home. Lot 7Ox9O Garage.
Small cash payment required. Easy
terms.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
PRICE, $1S,500-A large house, very well To-
Gated for rooming and boarding house;
eleven rooms. three complete ba tbs. cleo.
trio lights, hot-water heat, hardwood
6oors two-car garage; Al condition
throughout. Investigate this Offering.
n. L. SANSB1
EVERYTHING I!
1913 Eye Street NV.
MEMBERS OF WASHIEGT
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

ATTENTION, BUYERS!
The best buy in town: 6 room. bath and
electric lights: modern heating plant; buit-in
garage; Iav"d alley; close to car line. Price,
$3.50. Terms easy
G. p. BARRETT,
1872 X st. NV.
Main 90if. Main .Ol7.
NEW HOMES
Just completed. The type Of planning,
workmanship. Iabor-saying arrangement tina:
epDeals all interested in home buying.
The bniitIn garage will PLEASE you. The
large kitchen ana pantry space is revelation
TO conver cent planning. Dodb,e porches ar.
ce>slble TO TWO bed chambers; beautiful tiled
bath; cement front porch: exceptional front
yards: the widest ave. Sc Sample. No: 1902
South Carolina ave. Sc, open and nEDted
daily until pm Come out TO see them and
have our easy payment plan explained
Start the year 1924 in your own home.
CEAS. ID. SAGER,
Realtor and Builder,
e24 18th. Nam 50.
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

NEW BUNGALOW. ) ROOMS AND BATH:
nearby Md. close to car line: ami, elcc.:
pantry. $500 down. Reasonable monthly pay
inents. I'rice. 5000. Can Mrs. IRELAND,
Eranklin S9S.
HOME SEEKERS DESIRING TO Guild
Tark. few squares north "f the reservoir,
will I've allowed the privilege 10 borrow first
trust on land for home building, We taking
the major portion of the pure: asc price of
the land in second trust. This is az unusual
offer and will Ia accepted only from persons
Of good financial standing. FULTON Il. COR
DON. Colorado bldg. Main i2al.
WILL SELL BEAUTIFUL 4ROOM RUNGA-
low in Virginia Highlands: II minutes car
ride from heart of city; S3,925. payable 500
cash, balance $40 per month; completely new;
large lot; fireplace; bath. sewerage, closets,
ami; unusual opportunity. Mr.. LYONS.
owner North iO1o ool3 18th St NV For
interview. asto II am.
VICINITY OF HERNpoN. Vas MILES TO
station: p acres. Or house. etc: other IL
scrps, Sroom house "utbuliding. fruit. etc;
only si,o.0 each: $50 cash each, balance
monthly.
Princess Garden. Ianham. Md.--Clcse ma
tional defehsc highway: lots. ~ acres
each; clear. fine. convenient building site;
sacrifice on terms trade for city equity.
n. L. RION CO.. INC.
Main 1927 1i23 + 81.
STORE AND RESIDENCE IL FINE COM.
muuity just north Of city. in Md. S-room and
bath. detached dwelling. with h.-w.h., eiec..
all modern features. on lot 70xl50 TT business
lie very substantially Increased by adding to
lines carried Price for property. including
stock and good will, $4,000. Will consider
trade for small residence IN NV. section.
ALLAN T. WALKER & CO.. INC.
sf3 18th ST. NV Main $500.
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SAILS ADDITION.
; AND 8 ROOM HOUSES. AMI.
DECATUR AND EMERSON SITS.
l. W. ..ENDMES IIlG Z 81.

50. I1n-NoRTHWI:ST SECTION.
NEAL. ROTH CAR LINES.
\ home that has charm. style. brightness
and every home convenience: in an ideal loca-
lion that il growing more beautiful every
dav. six rooms. bath: oak floors. hot-
water h-aJ. electro lights, gas enclosed
Sleeping porch. fwo-car brick garage: quality
and comfort 10 be had here in abundance
Fulil your wish Ia own Il good home. At
the price offered you must act at once
CALI. MR.. SEI1I, MAIN 9i33
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Nm NOI NIEM EN-
On March 3rd we will be 10
Gated i'll our new building, 730
llth ST., between CT and II NV.
We will offer big bargains in
real estate.
DINOWIT/ REALTY CO..
Colorado Bldg. Main 1761.
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MT RAINIER

Modern home with front and side porches.
six rooms and bath, basement and attic; good
heating plant, electric lights: exceptionally
large lot with chicken house. fruit trees, ga
rage. Price, S7,00I. Easy terms.
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pFTNORTH.

$500 cash and easy monthly payments
will buy this semi detached brick home. in
Al condition. six rooms and bath. cellar and
attic. front and rear porches; electric lights,
SO 80. $500
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ST. GABRIEL'S PARISH

y thoroughly modern semi detached home,
2r-f. front with loft. side yard; h.-w.h..
cleo. oah floors in perfect condition: located
"n Wild" avenue, only :: blocks TO Grant
Circle This Irene represents the best yaiue
aSa;lahl" Today. Price, $500. Phone Main
;5b2i evenings
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Chevy Chase Homes
You simply cannot find anything that
will suit HoGr requirements better than
these Homes at
1901 $500 Window Street
CHEVY CHASE. u. G.
Being Kite designed and built insures
their being thoroughly modern in every
detail of construction. The many unusual
features which characttriZe Kite Homes
are To he found here. lust see for your
self If there are any changes that you
could suggest. The practical arrangement
a>sItrrS minimum housekeeping worry and
l"th"r anu every hit OF space is available
for use.
Sl0,50O To Sl1.250.
TERMS You'll. FIND VERY EASY.
Six rooms. bath. sleeping porch high
grade kitchen equipment: hui water heat
e In= system, attractiN" elartric fixtures
throughout: Siou" foundation and Stone
fireplace. built for use.
pI"u for inspection every day and eve
ming. our Mr.. Hamilton may he found at
the i".Ai office. Iinl 3>th 81. Special
appointment can Ice made by phone
Cleveland 800.
Take t"nne,tiru, ave. To hIbcmsrle
:" Window st. lax" Wisconsin ave.
through car 10 Window st.. walking east
HARRY \. KITE,
Incorporated
1914 X st. Phone Main 1916.
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$4,000.

4 modern colonial type home. situated
within walking distance of the downtown
section. Might especially appeal to any
one employed in the vicinity Of 18th and
pa. avenue TSostory pressed brick. g
splendid rooms. tile bath. parauet floors
throughout. double rear porches. hot-water
Vacant Terms, 81. 500 to s2.OOo cash.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
Main 434O. 1417 n st. NV.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

CLEVELAND PARK.
An attractive stucco and single home, CO..
tanning nine rooms and three baths. with iron
and inclosed sleeping porch. bright basemeLf
and attic; is> sttractiveiy finished throughout
has all modern convenicnces. including No-hoi
heatiang plant. hardwood floors and trim; in
Simultaneous water heater. built-in refrigera
tor etc. Special feature is the 500-gsllon oil
tank in yard. One-car garage Price, $4,000
$3.50
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Good alton; eight and two baths
three porches. electric lights, hot-Water heat
bui.t-in garage; instantaneous water heate:
copper screens, Misunderstanding, awnings.
Price, S14, 800. 5el/1
PETWORTH.
Brick home of seven rooms and bath with
all modern conveniences: front and two rear
porches, large pantry, open fireplace IN dining
room, awnings and screens; good sized lot witt
alley at side and rear; possession with TIN"
Price, 81 900. 3l3/5
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

IkooM BRICK, RATH. ELECTRICITY.
large front and lawns; space dOube-car
garage; South Carolina ave. Sc. Sacrifice
price Sf.1a0
GR0GAN REALTY co.
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SHEPHERD ST.

S..-:,.em and bath brick home In perfect
cond .tior: front and double rear porches. cleo
tric lights, hot-water heat, one-car brick ga
rage. Price of $l0.5OO includes additional lot.
Phone us for appointment TO inspect.
MS
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olDEED-BA RGAIN--lf3 ST. N.W.-VA-
cant . rooms and bath. This house is in the
best OF condition. Owner is very anxious TO
sell and has set the price at $500.
SIlfRAH d GARIDCK.
Continental Trust Building.
Main 2I0g 18th and III SITS NV. Pa
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AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
In n strictly high-class northwest residential
section, 3-story brick residence; 10 rooms, 3
baths; hot-water heat. elec lights; beautifully
finished: excellent floors; double brick ga.
rage. Ii must he sold at once.
\. c. HoUGIITON & CO., REALTORS.
1916 III ST. NV. Phones Main 1885 1881.
I'VE have the BEST in every ction.''
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CHEVY CHASE.
L. SALISBURY CO.. Inc.

TL."
141S Eve Street NV. Phones Mar, 5o03-4-s.
49, MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON REAL STATE GARD
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S-JV y
10 buy one Of these dandy little homes, four
rooms and bath: h.-w. heat, cleo and gas:
good lot; $50 month includes interest and
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CALL n. FRITZ. MAIN c434.
81 600 Cash and SIS Month.

North Capitol and Rhode Island ave-, Groom.
tile bath. brick, electricity. h.-a.h.. double
decker porch in rear; large attic, cellar. tubs.
toilet, screens and curtains; garage; posses
sion. SIS so 21s
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SOUTHEAST-S5,5O 500 TERMS.
Brick home a wide Immediate possession
neat u"
alley with Can be purchased on small cash
rent.
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-08-15
REvERIE$ S$(4 ON A A4 BACK {Ifar

be needed as Mentor of republican politics, now attempts to read the victors at the primaries out of the party. It maintains that our irregu- larity in voting as we chose has dis rupted the party. So, in order to get regular, we must bolt and vote the democratic ticket.
 If there is no republican party in Alaska where is the democratic party? The republicans came out in the open. The democrats revert ed to the discarded convention sys- tenn. The two declarants who defied the convention cabal got elected That shows the weakness of the democratic ticket and the irregular ity of democrats.
 Every Alaskan delegate to Cleve- land voted for Coolidge and Dawes. What is the basis of that anti-ad- ministration noise?
 *
 Democrats are born into their par ty and stay there. They don't know why. The arms of the republican party are open to all. Whosoever will may come. Ten years ago John Frame became a republican. It was consistent to welcome him. But where is the consistency of the En- pire constituting itself an arbiter of republican politics?
 Are officials to dictate the poli- cies of the republicans of Alaska If so, which ones?
 The Governor preached co-ordina tion and impressed us that the bur eaus were overlapping. He advo- cated that all natural resources be turned over to his Department of the Interior. The heads of all the other bureaus disagreed with him, and the President, at Seattle, an nounced that everything in Alaska was as it should be-all ills were imaginary. Which is republican doc urine and which is heresy?
 It will be hard to create antipathy between the fox farmers and the Indians. About all the fox farmers voted the popular ticket and are on the best of terms with their Indian neighhors. Could the Empire define demagogy without involving itself?
 The democratic ticket eXemplified practical politics. In the event of a national democratic victory, fol- lowing established precedent, MT. Boyle, automatically, would be
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-08-15

The cohorts of the spoilers gather ed at Juneau for an election con- test. The partial returns were brous- ed over and ruminated and then the gathering resolved itself into lodge of gloom and sorrow.
 The glee over MT. SeXton's treach- cry may be premature. He who laughs last laughs best.
 Messrs' Shepard, Ashley and oth- CT champions of ballot purity are very much in the discard. o Pur- ity! What crimes are committed in thy name.
 Calling names and making faces at Indians and Scandinavians is not going to help the democratic ticket any more than it did the re- publican repudiates.
 May be the canneries are now right in some of their contentious. They never have been before. If after having worked their own un- doing through utter defiance of all law and an insulting contempt for the residents of Alaska, they have one of their under-dealt cards slip" ped back to them, they can't expect the overwhelming illiterate majority to weep in sympathy-for the howl of the sucker is music in the ears of the gambler.
 * j; j.
 Does the Empire approve of the White Bill or not? The Indians, illiterates, Scandinavians and victims of demagogues demand an imme- diate answer.
Evening star., 1924-03-01
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WONDERFUL 18th ST. LOCATION, SOUTHWEST COR
ner of 14h and Now This the finest
pees of business property the entire downtown section The
price is right.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. AND M ST-Sutable for high
class business Property has only small trust Best speculation
buy market
Three stores rented for 81 800 per year. Price, $4,000
Two stores and 18th and Columbia road
Very desirable location for class of business One
vacant Income about 81 100 per year. Price $37,5OO
Hgclas apartment in northwest All rented reasonable
This apartment located in line of best improvements
and sure to get bete Can be bought
lvestment a|
Small apartment in northwest.
Can be bought second trust paper
Best apartment hose site in D. c. Owner will
Tor second trust paper cr clear business. property
Splendidy located Site for apartments Lot fronts
lon two wide heart of DEVELOPMENT
lOwner will take small houses for equity
NORRIS CAFRITZ CO., Incorporated.
Phone Main 617. 1416 K NV
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12O ACRES.
Four Miles From District Line.
Ei2ht-room h,use barn, chicken house
other ouIbuildngs. Large number Of fruit
trees. PRICE, $4,000. Terms can be ar
Attractive Poultry Farm.
LOCATED ON THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD. IL miles from Washington; 1S
acres; Groom bungalow, modern. House sur
rounded by shruhbery and flowers. chicken
house stable, good springs. PRICE, $1,000.
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
1909 L Street NV.
Main 1884.
Evening star., 1924-03-01

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT IN A THREE.
family apartment near 18th and PARK I'd :
brick constructions; built before the war: ex.
cellent condition; nicely financed; Will rent
for $l9o monthly. Owner must sacrifice.
,, MADDuX, MARSHALL & CO..
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RENT-FARMS,

FARM FOR DAIRY OR GARDENING PUR.
poses. l6f acres on Sutland road adjoining
the lnstrlct line; to 2la miles from the
Capitoi Didg.. over roadway paved and light
ca py the District government; large. double
brick house. large COW barn and a stable for
SIX horses: buildings will be put In excellent
condition Tor satisfactory tenant. Address
JOHN A. BAKER, 1919 Fl st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-01

A MODERN FIREPROOF
apartment house just off 18th st.
and close to downtown section.
Fully rented for over $4,000 per
annum at rent of less than SIS
per room. Expenses small. Price.
100000.
McKEEVER &, GOSS, g.
14l5 Eye St. Main 4752.
Evening star., 1924-03-01

WANTED-BUSINESS PROP'TY.
WE WANT APARTMENTS AND STORES
from owners. What have you for sale? We
have clients waiting.
Evening star., 1924-03-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COnflnueI

BEST RESIDENTIAL PART OF at. PLEAS
ant; block from 14th St; 20 rooms. tile
bath; steam heat and garage: lot Is 40 feet
deep: will sell at reasonable price to close an
estate.
EDGAR A. MILLER, 1880 st. Main asos.
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SALE-FARMS.
Continued

BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM
~ acres, only $1,000. in Maryland. in
Guiding horse. l cow. wagon. all imple-
ments. reed. ETC.. broom house, barns; beau
tIul shade; fruit orchard: near school; good
aeighbois Immediate possession.
CORY & CORY. 9O7 18th NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-01

LARGE STORE, 511 E ST.
NV, apis. above; 4 r., k. & b., 3 r.,
k. & b.; ami. WASHINGTON
REALTY EXCHANGE, 5O4 E
st NV. Main 1888.
Evening star., 1924-03-01
SALE-FARMS.

so ACRES. ROOMS, ETC, $500. so
ncres, 4 rooms. etc, 50, 500. Each $500 down
Or. KANsTOROoM. 1853 s. Crawford. Chicago.
Ill. 12s
45O-ACRE DAIRY FARM, Is MILES NORTH
Of Baltimore. Modern buildings and running
water, electricity. Fully equipped. Herd Of
eighty Holstein cattle. Would accept $4,000
Address Box 1871. Star office 8"
MARYLAND FARM, 2O3 ACRES, EXCEL
, lent soil. 11-room dwelling. Just remodeled
and painted; new barn 82x60; 2 tenant houses
in good condition; tobacco barn. 6Ox90; new
fencing, etc.; will sacrifice for quick sale;
immediate possession. Call day Main 45S;
evening, Cleveland GAS.
Evening star., 1924-03-01

CORNER STORE AND APARTMENT OF +
rooms and bath and garage; hot-water heat,
Annual income. $780, For further particn.
lars call
STROHECKER & METZLER
Main s35. 2nd Floor. Cont. Trust Bldg.
Evening star., 1924-03-01
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
TWO BARGAINS IN


TWO BARGAINS IN
TAKOMA PARK.
Owner, obliged to sell, offers new modern
six-room bungalow at great reduction In
price This is splendid opportunity to get a
good home small cash payment and easy
monthly payments. All modern improvements.
oak floors, fireplace; convenient to cars:
tic and dry basement at a price for which IT
could not he built today. The house Is In
splendd condition Is In one Of is the best set Sec
water heat and all improvements. Iwo-car
garage.
May be seen Sunday.
LILLE & HENDRICK.
% Carroll Avenue. Citizens Bank Bldg,
Columbia 1882. N' Adams 424o-J.
S4,35O.
Ar. and b. new bungalow: gas. electricity.
furnace heat; cellar under entire house; one
]. M. EDLAVITCH,
A Md Ave. Hyattsyille. Hyatts: 50: 2.
BROOKLAND, d. 6.
s.roGm bnn:aIow all modern
for $500; terms arranged.
six.room house. amt: good location: clos close
B. +. HOLMES.
North ss12. 1901 Rhode Island Ave. Ne.
Woodridge-Brookland.
Easy Terms.
Immediate Possession.
Inspect Day or Evenings.
81, $3.50 r., tie b.. modern. semi-det; garage
space.
50. .OOO-7-r. bung. garage; strictly modern;
fine condition.
50, ,OOO-6 r.. tile b.. new. modern; garage; a
Many other new and attractive homes to show
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
|. Real Estate Dept, 10th and g.
Main 432. Holidays or Evenings. North 3l5
COTTAGE CITY.
New flve-room bungalow with every con-
venience: best location; near TO cars, stores
and school: immediate possession. Prices,
s., $50 TO S8.950 cash required. $500 to $3.50;
monthly payments. which include interest, $50
to $50. To inspect properties take q St cars
and get off at second stop beyond Mt. Isainier
Any one will direct you to our office. Or drive
out the Baltimore blvd. to Cottage City.
CHAS. M. LIGHTBOWN,
OWNER AND BUILDER.
PHI. Hyattsville 133-W. r. o.. Mt. Rainier, Nd
nnI~T oOn
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S14OOO-

Just west of 14fh street Girard-1o rooms:
all modern improvements, 2-car garage, lot 145
feet deep. This IS very good street close
| to all convcnences AMI good renting section.
Above all, this house is priced low. Terms
| be arranged
THE F. II. SMITH CO..
Main 1854 SIS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-01

6O4 PENNA. AVE. NV
Runs through to B st. Good for
any business; store and three
floors above. 5000 square feet.
Freight elevator. Apply WASH.
REALTY EXCHANGE, 5O4 E
st. NV. Main 1888.
Evening star., 1924-07-06
FRANCE TO outline
CONFERENCE STAND
Herriot and Other Leaders
Plan Pronouncement
for Allies.
PREMIER FACING FIGHT
Opponents in Senate to Seek
Overthrow of Ministry,
Is Report.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. July with the object of
drawing up a statement of the French
position, which would be communi-
Gated at once to the allies, Premier
Herriot, Louis Barthou, president of
the reparation commission and his as
sistant, Jacques Seydour, together
with all the heads of departments in
the foreign Office concerned in repara-
tions were in conference this after
noon.
1t was said tonight, however, that
such a statement ought not to be con-
strued as d direct reply to the British
nrime minister's memorandum which
accompanied the invitation to the
general conference July Is, but as a
simple statement to give the allies
some idea of what position the French
will take at the London conference.
The ministers Of war and finance
we're present at today's discussions to
give advice on phases of the question
interesting their departments. :
Herriot Faces Fight.
: While the controversy between the
allies is occupying attention, mat
ter of greater interest in Frentk
political circles is what will happen
Tuesday when Premier Herriot, for
the first time, runs the gauntlet of
the Senate. There he will find far
more conservative sentiment to deal
with than in the chamber.
There were numerous rumorS to-
day of a concerted effort by the op-
position to overthrow the govern
n1ent, because of fear that concessions
NJ. Herriot is likely to make at the
London conference will compromise
his country's chances of collecting
adequate reparationS.
Evening star., 1924-07-06
HOW PRIESTS IN ASIA
TREAD RED-HOT STONES
Basalt. Poorest Conductor of Heat.
Aids Performer of Oriental
Miracle

From the Scientific American.
In some parts of Asia the priests,
In order to show their magical pow
ers. walk on red-hot stones. The
stones are spread over a fierce fire
and the men then proceed to walk
over them without any protection to
their feet at all. This achievement
has always puzzled scientists great
deal, for there is doubt that the
priests really do walk on the stones
so without injury. Many times the
feet have been closely examined after
the ordeal and have not shown any
signs of being burned at all.
1t has been stated that the soles OF
the priests feet are much tougher
than would be the case with men ac-
sumtomed to wearing boots. No
doubt this is true, but even the
toughest. skin would soon be burned
by the fierce heat. The real expla-
Ma tion is very interesting and has
only just come to light.
In the making of fire a shallow
pit is dug and in the bottom Of this
,ll IS placed eeeoths the wood wood This is overlaid
and the fire is lighted. Whan every
thing is apparently at a great heat
the priest walks across. and gets to
the other side quite unharmed. Any
shepticai person VINO tries to do the
same gets his feet terribly burned
1t has been discovered that. always.
At these times one kind cf stone
Known is basalt is used. This is of
volcanic origin and is extremely
porous and moreover is one of the
worst conductors of heat known
II is quite possible to have a lump of
basalt red hot at one end and yet
cool enough to hold in the hand at
the other end. Thus the cunning
priest knows exactly where TO put
his feet, and long as he actually
avoids treading on the glowing
stones there is no fear that he will
get burned. Any one who does not
understand the trick would walk
carelessly with very painful results
Evening star., 1924-07-06
EXHIBIT viii CONTINUE.
Display of Indian Wares in In
terror Building Popular.

The Department of the Interior
educational exhibit. prepared by the
Interior Department to suggest to
visitors the educational services Of
fered by the various bureaus. will be
kept open another week. in the In
terror Department building. 18th and
+ streets northwest.
Appealing to the public in general
as we'll as to educators is the Indian
display of Navajo blankets. Pima
pottery and Hoopa baskets. the res
cue work and first aid exhibited by
the bureau of mines. the collections
of ore specimens, the enlarged col
ored photographs by the geological
survey. the bureau of reclamation,
and National Park Service: historic
documents of the general land office.
and the workstudy play plan and
other modern innovations illustrated
by the bureau Of education.
Admission is free and the doors
will be open from 3 am. until 10
pm. Monday to Thursday inclusive.