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Immediate Sale Imperative.
Beautiful home on high elevation overlooking e
cny 70 De sold at once. Every comfort :
pain ouilt-in tub. pedestal Isvatory; brst-
n11r sr 'net Tf, and layatory four seesing rooms
.alss IiVins room with fireplace laundry and
storage room in basement; lawn porches
garage, concrete drive. Make offer. For par
siculars write owner. Address Boz 1857.
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WANTED-FARMS.
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

Will. BUY SMALL FARM NEAR COOL
! road In Fairfax county, 5 to % acres. Ad
dress Box 4s-T. Star once. %
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

4b4144A 6SAAA = ~ 4S&A4NS
IoNE1 70 LoAN ON 2; 9. aEAL EsTAT.
L aErsKEIL. 1ils Ey. Il. NV.
WILL BUY 1st AND End TRUST NOTES on
Warrington real estate only in amounts OF
do not cali; cash on hand and immediate an
swer given. G. A. straus, 1716 Pa. ave. NV,
Washington, D. O. g.
D. @. AND MARYLAND LIST AND 2nd TRUST
real ss,,s. loan. At It. * 0e5si
TUNG : Co.. i1os 18th st Main s72
MONEY TO LOAN N ANY AMOUNT ON
hrst mortgages in the District of Columbia. II
over SIC, 900 and Eecurlty satisfactory, at 5sTs;
smaller amounts at So. Installment loans
made in washington and nearby sections Of
p.s land pSdTda. for s s
So sxuspRss .sf ia CO. 9 II f4ss rIs.et
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. 9. real estate: prevailing interest
'n0 sToNE fS@n'si'P PAiRFAx. 1s4a n. Y. Ave.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
AT 5K AND go INTEREST.
Tyler & Rutherford, Inc,
1918 VERMONT AVE NV.
MONEY AT PER CENT AVAILABLE FOR
loans on improved city property. any amount.
(. WARDMAN,
property in the District Of Columbia and
Chevy Chase, Nd. Residence loans up u
$4,000 specially desired. Unrsually attrac.
tive terms on large amounts.
/. b: L RUST COMPANY,
LoaD Correspondent The Prudential Insurance
Co@pany Of America.
MONEY 10 LOAN.
II zen have proper security In ID. O. real
estate we can negotiate drst or second trusts
quickly and satisfactsriiy. Interest rate. s3a.
y and oA Der cent.
tHANNON 4 LUCHs.
Main 234b. rs 18th Sc.
MONEY LOANED
On Arst nortsaEss. Reasonable rates aad
commissions. sE
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1llH Eye 6t. Main 4751
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I6OhfiA AVE NEAR REED.
b rooms ana bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. al. so
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
12 rooms and baths
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
I3s 18th st. NJ. $3.50.
1000 9TH ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS, BATH;
~ -W.n.: garnEe $1,000
1885 Union ST. s.w.-5 rooms. .......... 81 so
THOMAS P. BROWN, 81 Az St. SW.
8 ROOMS AND BATH. COLONIAL PORCH,
elec. lights: modern heating plant; parquet
floors: house in best Of condition. strictly
white; convenient TO downtown section. Rent,
$75 month.
E. 4. GARvEY (owner).
4o4 Continental Trust bldg. 14th 4 a SITS. NV.
1912 VERMONT AVE. N.w.-I2 ROOMS AND
2 baths; suitable for roomins purposes; $l57.5
month.
McKEEvER 4 Goss,
NJ 4I62. l4l5 Eye 81. NV.
ROOMS AND 2-sToRY BRICK GARAGE:
gas and latrobe; $65 to coiored. Carroll ST,
near House ONCE bldg.
r. A. CRAWFORD, INC
405 Continental Trust Bldg. Main 2T3o
A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE JUST NORTH
OF East Capitol st. on Srd st.. containing Z
rooms. l bath, fur. heat and electric Light; I;
rent. $3.50 per month.
BOSS & PHELPS.
14l7 K St. NV.
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THE sHAwMUr,
200 10th ST. NV
! room, kitchen and bath. ............. SIS. 90
. rooms kitchen and bath. $500
n rooms kitchen and bath. 1IOm
THE MARINE. s.-.-7 =
18th AND BELMONT SITS. NV.
3 rooms Kitchen and bath. .......... .S1OO 90
1922 7th ST. NV.
rooms 'la Is2s VERNON; sT. NV. NV. s'
rooms, Kitchen and bath. ............ 4626o
1919 VERNON ST.
n roosns Hnd baths. 80. 10000
1908 OONNECTTCUTaAVE. NV.
\ resmA kitchen and bath. .$60.60 and up
iTl7 r 0T. NV.
Nearing completon.
rson ,nd pain. x s:;s ;is;...'...-.s... n ~
...iiiS.iitt;biii;' iiSuit.bi. Tor 10 doctor doetsr.j ' ~
Il 1saS FLOHipH AvH NV.
3 rosns. kiteAsn and hath. $3.50 and @65.0
S0S2 Q ST. NV,
rossus, Kitchen and bath ,..... e67 90
B. y. SAUL CO..
Nam MOO 1919 NE 81. NV.
1851 isth st., APT. .
seoms. and bath, entirely modern. 20.
1914 Mt. PLDA9ANTl er.. APT. 8.
!. rooms, brsakfast aIcoye, kitchen and
Ssss st., THE POTOMAC.
& sssms and hath. electricity, ~.
!, szAsrox = zuuu, -. s., !,
:, - kstA 1A t4ssss 4
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See These Bungalows.

See These Bungalows.
Very attractive new 5-room bungalow
ami. good Iocataion, 81. $50; $3.50 cash, ss5
per month.
Five-room bungalow; ami; lot 40x260
vacant; move in; 81, ESQ: $500 cash; terms.
Fiye-room new bungalow. AMI. 5.7oo
$500 cash. s47 80 per month.
tFive-room new bungalov, ANIL, 1880
$500 cash and $40 a month.
H. c. MAYNOR &: CO.,
.237s Rhode Island Ave. NE. North l2Os
IF INTERESTED IN. A SUB
urban home we feel sure you
will be pleased if you will al
low us to show you the fol-
Evening star., 1924-01-05

APARTMENT HOUSE CONTAINING SIX
large apartments. two stores; i4th st. north
Of You. Gross rentals 20S on Investment.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
141O q ST. NV Main s413.
FROM INVESTMENT OR SPECULATIVE
standpoint soc US at once about several large,
modern apartments that Will yield big net
income on small cash payment required; e1-
change considered on one
n. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 1887 1923 F st.
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED
NO. 7Iel7 K eT. NW.-EIGHT ROOMS; MOST
convenient location. WILLIAM u. ELLIS,
1859 Eye st.. Main 2029.
NO. 3I26 18th 81. NV ROOMS, BATHS,
ness; nrst commercial Zone. WILLIAM r.
ELLIS, 1850 Eye st. Main 20Q9.
A BEAUTfFUL HONE AT 3o0e AtT0N ST.
NV, Chevy Chase, d. O., oo5 per month: Q
roorns large basement, hot-water heat: 8
rooms upstairs have rented for $50 per month;
large lot, with garage. Take Wisconsin ave.
saat for iAspection. Or see Mr.. GROVES.
oMnsE. 81 1bth st. nv. Main 6942.
CORNER HOUSE, SIX ROOMS AND NATH;
n oxeotAnt cea4ltion; near 9th and = ne. |;
SsnE ~ ~ nseiH. b. a. qA1vNX lense).
~ Oeatilentai Trust bldg.. 14th and i sts.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.
2OH-ACRE SUBDIVISION.
f. NH ES TO WHITE HOTTSE


Has been opened only 1 yr.; 26 large lots
sss wi 1s pfT Sr fa cash &c sen
months ak new houses have been built. so
and 10 IT. streets cut through. dedicated,
ss5o graded led and cindeFed; unde5growth cleared.
to White House ever Concrete road A essl
division at III cents per 50. TT. or s13,ssJ
and sell same terms t6 per cent INTEREST,"
Improvements were not made when 20 lots
were sold at .o3 per So. #. This is beau
tiiul subdivision: go #. elevation, well 10
borhood OF more than 90 homes. and in good
shape for spring selling. 8 lots sold this
ton; owner handling other subdivision. does
not have time for all. is Offering this al sacri-
flce for cash only; Title dt perfect; For infor-
See These Bargains Today.
5-room bungalow. amt: lot 5o115o; ga.
rage; $5, 400; $500 cash, balance monthly.
Groom bungalow, ami; excellent ccndi-
ton; h.-w.h.; concrete walk: garage: lot COZ
New broom bungalow. ami h.-w.h.; hard
wood floors; doored attic: on concrete road;
$7,70o: terms.
Large list Of desirable houses and bungs-
lows IN Mt. Rainier and vicinity.
A. NJ. McFADDEN.
364o 34th St. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Phone Hyatts. 234 Res. Phone Hyatts. 2s7-w.
VIRGINIA. SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
. We buy and sell virginia suburban prep
srty; consult US before buying or selling.
s2s 18th ST. NV Phone Main 3oS-
Virginia ONCE:
l02 South st. Asaph st. Alexandria. Va
New-6 Rooms and Garage.
Beautiful bungalow in Lyon Park, just com
pleted. Gas, cleo, sewerage, bath: oak floors
throughout; full basement; laundry tubs; ;
front and rear porches built-in cabinet; lot
50r1S0; two blocks cars. Immediate pur-
chaser can buy for $3.50 Small cash pay
ment. Room 312, 7i9 18th st., or phooe
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Owner leaving will sell at bargain G-rcom
house; ami. Terms.
Best Groom house in Brookland for the
money; reduced TO $3.50. Easy terms.
New bungalow, $500 cash, 500 month.
Sx-room house for rent ST
F. A. LINGBR,
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Stop Worrying About High
--..- Rentals

Here is the very opportunity 10 secure the
apartment that meets your fancy and re-
quirements. Own II and live in II for LESS
THAN Y0U ARE PAYING AS RENT.
Pay for ii while You are living in it. Your
monthly payments. far less than rent. are
constantly increasing your equity. READ
THIS LIST CAREFULLY.
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FOR RENT-DESK SPACE.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FREE TO YOUNG LADY AND USE O
7T4S, afternoon 80
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NEW NORTHWEST SECTION
An unique Groom and bath house with every
convenience; $40.
BROOKLAND, D. O.
An attractive brick detached home, z rooms
and bath. practically new, SS5.
I4th sT. TERRACE.
Delightful detached home, practically new,
with rooms and bath; $125.
Evening star., 1924-01-05

FOR. EXCHANGE
s. 600 EQUITY GROOM MODERN CORNER
house, Chevy Chase, D. c., for lots or business
property, in or near Chevy Chase. a. 100
before pm. -
VALUABLE COAL LAND IN BRAXToN
county, w. Va, near railroad. Price. 800
per acre: worth much more. VIII trade Tor
city property and pay cash difference.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514515-516 Bond Bldg...: 10
14th d ". Y. Ave. Main az
FIRST COMMERCIAL; 2Ist ST. BETWEEN
L and N; Soft. front, improved Dy tnrse
frame houses. Price, 81 per %. 1t. Wil
trade for apartment house and pay cash df-
ference.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5145l5-5ls Bond Bldg,
14th and New York Ave. Main 4a2.
ABATEMENT HOUSE. RENTED $500
year; new, modern building: will trade S30,OOo
equity for improved or unimproyed property.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l4-5l5-5I8 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York Ave. Main az.
SEVERAL FARMS AND ACREAGE TRACTS
clear of trust: will trade for improved city
property and assume trust.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
614-515-518 Bond Bldg.,
14th and y. Y. Ave. Main 4a2.
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COLURED TENANT.
1904 26th st. n.w.-9 r. and b., $55 60
D. CoNN0R 4 son, 1928 Pa. Ave. g.
NEAR 18th & HARVARD sT-9 ROOMS,
bath. h.-w.h.. electric lights.
18th st. ST rm., bath double "a
rage, h.-w.h., electric lights.
18th and Spring rd. n.w.-7 rm., bath,
h.-w.h.. electric lights.
Northampton St, Chevy Chase d. C,-S rm =.
baths, No-kol heat. electric lights, garage.
Livingstone St, Chevy Chase, D. C.-8 rm.,
baths, h.-w.h., electric lights, ga1Ee.
2200 block H st. n.w.-10 rm., BATH 2nd
floor can be arranged as apt.
Mt; Pleasant. 1!th st.-1o rm.. 2 baths,
h.-w.h., electric lights.
Main S35. 2nd floor Continental Trust bldg.
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BON AIR VA

sL'"oLFine little bungalow OF nice rooms
elec. lights and lot 40xi5o TT; 1 block frou
cars. Only 5000 cash; balance very easy.
.,oo DAVIS & STEELE,
-l420 New York Ave. NV Main 1898.
Evening star., 1924-01-05

BROOKfAN0. D. O.,
CORNER DETACHED DWEILIN0.
rooms and bath. eIec. lights. hot-watsr
heat isrss @ ,ssi Hpsssss:o9 rnS m q pnss; pnssss;,rn,.
1--WE have the BBgr In svefy ssctisa."
1f6N 81. N.W.-I6 4. IND J j. .13y1. ~
ITO e. n.w.--e fooIss and ~ 13e.o0
J. pDWA1D LNWW, !.
rAo6e Main B&1. III 1ot1 ~ nv.
7J5E zNU IS XMN-S N6d19 IND AZ1&.
~ cfsSiI. I'll Txfsorr q 90. INc..
4. 1905 n. Z. Ase. NV. y. 1oo3. 4
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1,2t NEW YORK AVE. NV. AND 8
room and bath apartments. S55 to s75 mo.
Tho Drury. .a1c1 Mount Pleasant st. NV.
Prices range from $40 to $50.
1900 Biitmore st. NV. rooms and bath.
e7o
ne. (3rd place and II. rooms and bath.
&52 so.
1880 Girard st. NV. rooms and bath. All
outside, well ventilated rooms. Convenient to
two car lines and bus line.
McKEEVER & G0SS,
N. 4752 l415 Eye 81. NV.
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Getting Better

Statutes now provide that attorneys
can not practice before Departments
in which they were formerly employed
for at least two years after they sur
render their employment. Still. gov
ernment-employed lawyers used to re-
sign from the public service to enter
the employ OF individuals engaged in
legally ''plundering' Uncle Sam. They
did not hesitate to use the knowledge
and information they had acquired in
their government employment.
Now we have with us some high
officials charged with being parties to
speculations. Some officials
evidently have been using inside in
to guide them. knowing
hat the stocks that they were buying
would not be in the class described
y Doheny as lemons But there is
reason to lose confidence in either
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INEWS FROM WASHINGTON
BY j. E. Jones


constructing is railroad. II Ameri
can hnancicrs az the time this roac
was built had not been the most dare
devil plungcrs in all history seventy
millions Of dollars could never have
been gotten together for the rash I'M
dertaking. But it was accumulated
and the railroad made the country.
and the country made the railroad.
The ranscontinental railroad builders
discovered the great waste and civili-
zafion settled along the railroad tracks.
The Forest Service claims that the
Northern Pacific has received more
than Sl56.000.0O0 from the sale of the
lands from its Government grants. or
nearly twice as much as il cost n
build the railroad. There is no men
ton OF the fact that this vast land
value would never have existed except
for the railroad. While the figures
show a very fine profit for the rail
road. even with all taxes and charges
taken off. still it is a mere bagatelle OF
wealth as compared to private opera
lions in cities that have prohted By
he building OF this railroad. St. Paul,
Minneapolis. Spokane. Seattle. Taco
and all the great Northwestern
states. are among the benehciaries
Nevertheless. there may be a sub
tantial reason for the claim of the
forest Service that the Northern Pa
ihc is not entitled to an additional '
hree million acres OF land by reason :
I the fact that it failed to build l.505 Il
,iles OF its railroad as agreed. But r
should be evident that all people L
no received chunks of the public do "
ain are not to be ciassed as land =
-abbers.' or spoilsmen. The lem %
Is picked by the Northern Pacific
elded a magnificent crop and the
hole country reaped the benefits hi
nele Sam is a rich old boy in his n:
veloped sources. but in the begin in
lg he was so poor that the United hs
ltes borrowed money from the ad
ties OF Maryland and Virginia to an
I'D the United States Capitol. Now Vi,
do not even worry over the fact pu
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Makeup: The act OF assembling
type in a chase.
Justification: The act OF making col
unns even and type tigh; so tina,
the form may be lifted and put or
the press.
Chase: A mental frame in which
type is placed and locked up for
printing.
Furniture: Wooden or metal pieces
that are put around the type to Sc
cure it in the chase.
Quoin: A patent device OF various
styles which expands allowing the
printer to make his type tight in
a chase.
Strips OF lead column wide
and a little less than type high
which are plzced between lines OF
type to tighten the form.
A chase OF type. locked and
ready to go to the press.
-ompositor: One who sets type.
Somposing-room: \ room in which
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In spite OF it all the people Of the
United States continue to have the
best government in the world. One
who studies its methods and opera
tions receives a good many shocks
because it is so inefficient. But it is
improving. At one time it was on
sidered perfectly regular for Senators
and Representatives to hold immense
financial interests in natural resources
which were being plundered at the
time. But we have advanced far
enough to discountenance such rough
stuff.
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Watch your radiator
solution carefully

Oh an anti-freezing solution in your radiator
throughout the winter season, particularly
your garage is not heated or if your car is likely
70 stand idle out-of-doors for any length of time
Watch this solution carefully, as evaporation
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-02-26
Early Plumbers

The FIRST schemes TO plumber Uncls
Sam were devised by canal builders
They had the best little excuse capabl,
OF development a hundred years ago
when canal grants were obtained for
enterprises in Ohio. Indiana. and III
inois. Between 1924 and 1880, 4.424.-
O75 acres OF public lands were voted
by Congress for canal purposes. 1t
was the best land east OF the Missis-
sippi river at the time.
The teapot lifted its dome to allow
the stencil occasioned by these land
grabs to escape. So the grabbers in
vented new methods of plundering
Uncle Sam. The States of Wisconsin.
Michigan and Oregon voted to build
military and wagon roads. and in
seven years they separated Uncle Sam
from l.S0S.040 acres Of Government
lands as a bonus on the deals. Again
the teapot boiled and distributed bad
odors.
Styles changed. and in the early
seventies Government land grants
were stopped. whereupon Illinois.
Alabama. Missouri. Ar
KANSAS. Florida. Louisiana, Iowa. Mi
Wisconsin. Colorado. and
Kansas initiated the cute little trick of
making State land grants. for i'm
movements Sometimes the improve
were made and sometimes they
we're not. but in the end the title of
he public lands passed to private con-
rol. :
The purpose of the homestead laws
'as to advance the public interest by
wing prosperity to industrious fami-
eS. The same has been true with
gard TO the development OF u rec
nation projects. and the licensing of
alter power privileges. These later
ovements have all represented a
udable public purpose.
Cutting out the Rough Stuff
1t Is not surprising in view OF the
story OF development plans for our
tural resources that a few shrewd
iividuals like Doheny and Sinclair
always been able to discount in
vance the vast possibilities of ac-
ring oil rights. Slow-minded indi-
.uals like Secretary DENLY became
ity in their hands.
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type is set and forms are made So.
Stone: A table or counte with =.
stone or metal top which is n.-
fectiy fiat used to makeup form.
its name came from the fac, ,b,.
in the old days printers used
stone to lay the chases on As ,he,.
were guaranteed to be perfectly a.,
and would not warp.
Pi: Type that is mixed up.
He'll box: A box in which old ,yo.
and metal is dumped to be mel,.a
or sold.
Linotype: A n.achine for sett;ng ,vo.
in full line or one piece of metz,
or slug. The type itself is also
termed linotype. This form OF SCI.
ting body. or small type has almos,
superseded the old method Of hand
setting.
Monotype: A machine for casting
and setting type. keeping each letter
As a separate unit. This type is no,
as duraAe as foundry type. which
IS cast in a type foundry. Il is used
more for large display type.
ri Line: A line OF type used bv
compositor to indicate his work. II
is a meaningless tumble OF letters
with a number OF key letters or the
initials OF the composition at the end.
This never appears in print.
a tray upon which type Is
placed after it has been set while
waiting TO be put in the chase.
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human nature or human government,
ven though the teapot continues to.
emit its fumes. Coue was right about
things getting better and better as
time goes on.
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Plundering Uncle Sam

When Edward l.. Dohcny con
cludcd his little deal with former Sec
Rotary OF the Interior Albert Fail. h
boosted that he would make 100000.
900 out OF his oil leases. Dohcny ad.
mitted this boast before the Scnat,
investigating committee. but explained
that some OF his friends disagreed
with him at the time and told him that
"he had picked a lemon.
In the last principal scandal. pre-
vious to this one. involving the al
legged plumber OF Uncle sam the Gug-
genheim interests were accused OF
"%raiding Alaska" Secretary Ballinger
was driven from Office. and his repu-
tation at the finish was not a great
deal better than Falls.
In both instances the public rights
used for private exploitation involved
underground riches-oil. coal and min
erals. Just what the %Guggcnhcims
might have developed in Alaska IL
their plans had been carried through
is problematical. A great many peo-
pie believe that Alaska's greatest mis-
fortune was the withdrawal OF the
Guggenheims.
No one IS going to arise to agree
that the Dohcny and Sinclair prize
packages contained lemons.
The N. p. Land Grant
Another chapter in the story OF the
alleged ~plundering Of Uncle sam con- {
Germs the demand OF the United States =
Forest Service to prevent the Northern y
Pacific Railroad Company from ac- v
quiring an additional three million II
acres OF public lands. claimed under 6
It's original land grants. o
The building OF the transcontinental y
-ailroads was so hazardous an UNDER "
aking that the early Congresses L
bought they were handing a lemon" de
o the railroad interests when they nj
'oted them millions OF acres of lands ST
$ an inducemcnt to penetrate the ST
Western country. These bu
arly railroad empire builders laid VT
ieir tracks for two thousand miles -
arting at hope and ending at dream
nd. In each case the Government
'ted a land grant, and the millions
acres OF land had no value * the
ne they were turned over to the
ilroads- The Government proved
sense OF humor when il restricted
c railroads to keep the price of these
under $3.50 an acre
The Forest Service says that the
'rthern Pacific spent $4,000. 600 in
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PRINTERS r

This is just a few of the most-used
Printers Terms. Next week there
will be another installment under the
heading Newspaper Terms"
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Oia style gasoline, an extremely light and
volatile product, was absolutely necessary
IN the early, experimental stages of the
automobile engines develop mot
only 70 ste-. th~ 49,. 80
sirosS aays, gasclne was Judged
oy only n test its gravity.
How different nowl The modern motor.
a marvel of engineering skill and eff.
cheney, has revolutionized the require
ments for gasoline. Gravity" indicates
nothing, so far as the oaiue of gasoline
for fuel is concerned. Today, only a COM
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that most Of Europe owes US in terms
OF billions.
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Pafatively small proportion of volatile
low boiling point fractions are needed ~
insure prompt ignition. The rema;nd.r
"~ consist OF an orderly series of IN
.;on ea'aie and higher boiling point fsac-
uons-so proportioned as to afford
complete vaporization and c-ontinuo,,
combustion. These are the real source
mileage. anu greater
ae"a, q iuei Is properly called balanced
one. "A safe, easy-to-remcmber name
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Continued on Page Three
New Britain herald., 1924-02-19
SCHOOL BOARD ACTION

There should be no misundcrstand- ing of the action of the school board in refusing to comply with tho "re- quest" of the superintendent Of health at this time that tho school children be vaccinatcd. The first impression would seem 10 be that this refusal means the board is opposed 10 vac- eination and will order it under no circumstaices.
 Such is not tho case. The school board has not taken the attitude that vaccination is to be discouraged. On the contrary it is believed. members of the school board may we'll believe thoroughly in vaccination and yet re- fuse to order it at this time.
 The school board, in postponing ac- ton, simply takes the position that there is no present emergency necos- sitating taking drastic action. II stands ready 10 meet again. should the situation develop into an emer- gency. hear any formal order from the health authorities. and then re- consider the whole matter. following the order Of the health board if that board assumes inc responsibility of issuing the order, and if if deems compulsory vaccination the wise course.