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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-29
DAMAGE IS SIIGHT
IN CHARLESTON AREA

Reports reaching here early today
indicate that the west Indian hurri-
cane, which for the past two days
has been sweeping the Florida,
Georgia and South Carolina coasts,
has caused only slight damage in
the Charleston area.
The wind last night reached a
velocity of "a miles an hour at it's
peak.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-29
Mandan Gets Heavy
Rain During Night

Rainfall totaling .C0. was register
ed here last night, total Of 81 for
the month Of July. Oats planted for
hay and the corn crop were given q.
fine boost by the moisture which
was fairly general in this section.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-29
INJURIES CAUSE DEATH

INJURIES CAUSE DEATH
Clara. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Wetxstein, Glen Ullin. died
Tuesday afternoon inc Bismarck hos
pital rs the result Dr. Injuries sus-'
tanned when she was Kicked by horse
Tuesday morning. The body was
taken to Glen Ullin for burial.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-29

be on hand for one of the sched-
uled meetings.
Mr.. Haw will have definite in
formation relative to prices and
methods Of financing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-29
FLORIDA is
CHECKING UP
ITS DAMAGE

Continued from page one.)
ports have been received from the
outlying islands, his message adds
Evening star., 1926-05-09
FOR SAIE---HOUSES.

DOWNTOWN-COLORED.
Near 18th and streets n.w.-A T-room
tail. Deep lot to wide alley. This is. an
unusual buy in this convenient location
Price, So. 800. Terms arranged to suit.
JOHN QUINN CO., Inc.
7O4 18th St NV Main ABS
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Impressive Homes
W onderiul Location.
Pleasing Prices.
Moderate Terms.

This charming community - Kite ~
signed ana Kite bullt--USluE the beSt u
ulatcIIajs and OF artlSt}c construction. You
viii find many unusual features to 0oT
mend these Homes To yea Planned ~ =
very convenient manner 10 eliminate all ~
rceesSarS Housekeeping work and worries
Fitted with every modern service Conve0
iencc and plenty of closet space.
Some Of these Homes have living ;lI4,i
dining rooms, Others equipped with cvZy
Pullman Alcove. two large bedrooms mod
eVu and completely equipped bath ant
kitchen. Splendid hardwood floors. econoni:.
cal heating plant.
Inspect at your convenience. Our NJ
Hamilton ~ ON hand 10 show vou abO;,t
every day and S1lnGaS--or q special appoint
ment may be arranged by phoning him at
CleXe. 12Nn-
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GREAT OPPORTI NIFTY FOR FINE HOME.
and investment property: residence conyeIte4
into . excellent apartments. lst and GAq
floors & large rooms and bath each 'iFd
floor. 2 r. and bath: rental. $3.50 monthly
located IN ideal residential segtlon near l9th
,'oi 55i5 or after 6 nm. Lin. 3Al0.
$3.50 CASH AND S5l.5O PER MONTH
6uys room and bath bay-wndow hrck
bome near 4th and IL SIS. ne. this Is a
genuine bargain: at quickly. Address Box
1so-M Star uffifn
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PRICE. So 500.

Near 10th 1t. and Flor!Ga avenue ne Six
room hay-window. brick house with cellar
hath furnace heat electricity. garage space.
Excellent condition. Easy terms Addre IS
En. LES Star ofhnc
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RIGHT OFF RHODE ISLAND AyE.---CoLo
Eial-type brick home i'll strictly white sec
tion. House in perfect condition. Z uu-
lsialiy large rooms ana bath, parGuet floors
electricity. gas: convenient TO car lines and
hus lines. 4 bargain at St."50. Terms
ran be arranged. Address Box i11-k. Star
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NTI- IfnNfk EOR SALE

L YIN
Built for home and occupied less th4n
a wear Ovner "dlled away and must sell
FlXe rooms and bath. sleeping porch. ire
nlace. hardwood floors. hot-water heat. gas
electricity. sewerage; S-ioot basement nnei,, os
aet inferest on deferred payments One half
MIR from Fort Myer, Take WA Railway
20 preSne! station. walk three blocks west
non. fwo blocks west on Pershing Drive,
hen two blocks south 10 AGA south spruce
St 1Non Park Clarendon. \ a., OF W.lte
TO I l.. HUTTON.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

$500 .ash and S3j monthly viii bUv a
fine little 6-rOom b~Ick house having hath,
gas. latrobP heat aud garage space. Nee
location This is a bargain. Don't rliss Il.
Price only - 600. Address Box Has. star
Evening star., 1926-05-09

center entrance. detached house. also garage
to match: lot 60x120: am anxious To sell
and VIII make very low price on a fine. at
tractlEe house. built TO order: not d COM
mercIal house. +. {. LA SALLE BRYANT.
sos 17th Main .S99
Evening star., 1926-05-09

\ DISTINCTIVE HOME or q ROOMS AND
bath IN Cleveland Park. Price less than
$4,000. on easy terms. Phone Clev. 20
for inspection.
MODERN, BRICK HOME IN GOOD Sc.
section: INV H. elec., sleeping porch, good
lot. alley. viii sell at bargain with very
small cash payment AMI S45.o0 per month
Call at III 11th Il. Sc
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136s KENYON ST. NW.-BARGAIN. II
r00rns baths electricity. hot-water heat
cellar under entire house: 2-story. Car ga
.age. brick. Apply on premises OW NEK
Evening star., 1926-05-09

Fairmont st. ur Sherman ave rracti-
cally new, u room and bath. INV h. eec.
front and rear por"hes, deep lot 20 alley.
Pllce reasonable. small cash payment, easy
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RROOkLAND. y. {.

$500 cash and S57. 90 per month.
New. broom bungalows bath. electric
lights, gas. laundry tubs. gas water heater
large lot. 40Xlo0; aidew ak and good street
See these az once. Phone North 9S". open
SUNDAY.
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FOR SAIE-H0I-SES.

FUN SALE-ttUOSES'
DUPONT ,CIRCLE-c0RNER BRICK. II
Potomac 45s
| S7.s00--NEAR I4th AND PARK. RD,--t
rooms and bath brick house good residen i,
REALTY Co. " 4os T1ssnT TnVestmens si,s Bldg Adam.
2114 or Main 1915. l..--.-----
$6.760-NEW. sEMl-DETACHED BRICK.
small cash u payment 0fSs Balance Ss'hSsS Se rent THE
H0kD REALTY CO.. 4OS Investment Bldg
Adams Ella or Main 1915. .--
PETWoRTH. S32 DELAFIEID PL. Nv
from owner: practically new. modern, I
rooms garage; cost $1,000; sell $3.50. Act
OWNER cqhnnBlA MILN sAdKiFiGg HT5GHTs- -spDrNpn
SSo3SMs,, Z BATiis; P6HBE2 kB BBRiGKK { < 6 i i
tq%bLETEaLSf' NSPSbS REN6SArG6. FED oFES
4017 9TH ST. N.w.-SIX ROOM HOUSE
pered, parquet floors. h.-w.h., !. screened
porches and tiled bath: owner going to Cali
tornia. Adams 1859
BUNGALOW BARGAIN-MICHIGAN PARK
% T.. big attic and cellar; owner, leaving
| CITY VIII sacrifice. 1901 Taylor ne. Pot
IIl6 OWEN PL. N.E.-FRoM OWNER
etc. $3.50 eouitS dxoS% for $3.50 $3.50 O''' III
NE.-EXCEt. ,IS Gel. LOCATION; .2jFAAM; APT
n
CalI 627 Mass ave. ne
LO0kI-IF YOU WANT TO BUY NEW y IL.
brSk home and need cash, address Box
?30-S. Star office.
Ae2 G0GD Sr bhEXcaGXX brc cdans cHAS6 sisGo = 81
cash; no agents. Cleveland 2959
BY oWNER--6-ROOM.. BRICK HOME IN
row of privately owned; 1896 A st. ne;
ranged for apt Owner ordered TO Calf.
must 1s sacrifise, first trust only on property,
For toLoRED-FINE LOOKING GROOM
light, lstrobe heat just repaired and re.
cash, $3.50 a month including ali expenses.
4 very good piece of property. Address
Box 30i-M. Star Office.
bath. tapestry, brick. open fireplace, buiit-in
garage bus line and paved street; 50.
vest Of Conn. ave. Oh. Ch.; sacrifice, SO $50.
Cali West 604. Sunday or after 6 week days
WILL ACCEPT GOOD CAR AS PAYMENT
on house, any section ON suburban lot
Snider, Main 1144. Address Box 95-S. Star
BEAUTIFUL. SMALL. COTTAGE on
etc located on Herring Bay at Mason Beach,
AT SHERMAN CIRCLE-PRACTICA
new, 20 #, brick six large rooms. tile
bath with shower hardwood floors. conctete
screened G Easy terms terms. Ash illinois aTti avenue
NV.
OPEN FOR INSPECFION--6l11 GA. AVE.
s rooms. modern. double reaI porch; large
lot. Col. Il2..
FIRST TINE UFFERED-1526 9th ST
nT-S,utabie for apis; 10 rooms, modern.
OPEN THIS WEEK. BEAUTIFUL CORNER
house. 1901 fth NV large rooms. ar
ranged for ; apis; built right; priced low.
Col. Il22.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C-2-STORY S-ROOM
center entrance. detached house. also garage
to match: lot 6Ox120: am anxious To sell
and VIII make a very low price fine. at
tractlFe house. built 10 order: not d COM
merclal house. +. &. LA SALLE BRYANT.
SOS l1th Main .S29.
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BEATTIFUL PETWORTH.

BEAU TIFJL PE / Y OK I IT.
BY owner: save commission. Varnum e..
and Rock Crech Church rd.; tapestry orick
fas, room. kitchen. large reception hall !;
second floor bedrooms and bath finished
attic used as bedroom: ali modern improve
meuts including cold storage room, garage,
beautiful front and rear lawns: lot. S0x16o.
10 90. foot paved alley. viii sacrifice my
en,litr Phnne Adams 42SI-W.
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NEW GROOM HOUSE ,NEAR +th AND r: !.
AyG pa PAvrb al kEY AoPhHkN lkAGE E2fHtN sPxEN
Ii01I,F650TDEEP STORY REAR PoRCH:
A REAL BUY At $500 AND EASY
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COIOREU---, ,

CoLORED-NEAR 10Th AND " Sis. NV.
Fine Groom house with front porch, ,
bedrooms. tiled bath. sleeping porch. electric
lights and space for garage, III good condi
ton Priced. $3.50. easy terms. TO i'll
SDect. call Col Dol . or Line 1910
Evening star., 1926-05-09

72s end ST. NV STORY AND Gel
lar brick dwelling r : b. sleeping porch
Suitable for :, families. II desired. o. for
r0onlng house Large LOT. 35xl3I ~. Lose
to downtown Government departments Poto-
mac Park and new Arlington Bridge Must
Be sold. Sl4 1000; terms, ann p.a,.1.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

NS,VOU--NtW HUMFN il st NUM FII- I Ell
Local builder offers for the first time a row
completed. in one of the best northwest resi-
Dental sections. An amazing value, Colo.
uial front porch and wide double rear
rooms. master bedroom across entire front
uf house and all white fulfilled bath with
',uilt-in tlIh and shower. Artistic lighting
fixtures and DECORATIONS. Deep loi to alley
with plenty of room for garage. Electricity.
gas hot-watcr heat. Pittsburg instantaneous
hot-water heater double laundry trays, serv-
ant 5 toilet. ample closet space. CONVENIENT
terms Address Box 4J9-k star office.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

18TH AND KENNEDY STs.-DETACHED
"a rooms and 3 baths: :}-car garage: attraC
tive price Adams 1885.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

ATTRACTIVE BU NGALOW IN MD. NEAR
hevy Chase Circle : rooms > baths; ami. .
large porches and grounds. car garage
Price moderate CleV. 149O.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
FOR SALE--HOUSES
COIOR

New brick houses with modern improy,e.
tnents. Price and terms most reasonable:
See these. YOU will like them. Located 1916
through i:2s j. st Sc Agsn, on onT 9remisfb5 1htb
St NV. NJ 3SS6. %
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l15! LANIER PLACE NV.

l15I LANIfR PLACE NV.
-, Near g. Isl lSth "a, ana Coiumha road e3 tspe3strY
and back porches and sleeping porch. garage.
Couvenell.es. stores, schools and both csI
lines Within one block. CalI me for appoint
ment. Open for inspection from TO . pm.
r. WALT BURTON. JR.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

s.R00M BUNGALOW. ONE ACRE GROUND.
on West River rs miles from Washington
Elas--inclosed, porc4. pantryi cellar Iarge .,nn
ID i,q,@s VIM T. EItl. Galesv Ille Nd.
rY OWNER = NEW . ROOMS. BEST
northeast section: garage. deep lot. all mod
sru improvements: convenient to j car lines,
AL homo fC~ some one. Address FOX
Evening star., 1926-05-09
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

6 ROOMS AND BATH. AMI; TAPESTRY
brick front and read porches, semi detached
large lot. paved street. 1888 A st. Sc. Ap-
ply owner, or own broker.
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concrete porch facing beautiful Reservoir
Park six very large rooms and bath. hot
water heat. Pittahurg instantaneous hot
water heater hardwood trim; in excellent
condition: S1,4on. Terms can be arranged.
Address Box b0S-N. star Office.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

FOR SALE. By NNER--BEAU TIFul.
colonial brick home semi detached with at
,ractiyc tWo-car brick garage: in one of the
NEST northwest residential sections. 8 rooms
AND TWO tiled baths; every practical conven-
irrcc. including electricity. gas, hot-water
Ing room: modern kitchen. We'll equipped: ::
nTetty garden with trellis. This home is IN
splendid condition. having been always occu-
pied by the owner. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Terms can he arranged Address
RnN lt0-N Star nffine
Evening star., 1926-05-09
FOR SALE-H0CSES.

1855 CONN AVE. Nw.-11 ROOMS. 3
real open freplaces. , porches. two screened.
one glassed: 2-car garage: ami: 3 baths
with shower must be seen to be appre-
tiated Phone OWNER. Cleveland 3149. for
appointn for inspection; no brokers. 1Os
Evening star., 1926-05-09

S. +50-NEARLY NEW TAPESTRY BRICK.
rooms, tile bath with all modern improve
now rented for S35 a month which makes
your rent $50 a month: small cash payment
and sos month includes interest and prin-
cipal. Apply owner, Sunday, HAS Neal
ST lie.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

STOP. DON'T PASS THIS BY! THE SUR
prise Home. The home that took the first
National Prize for Better Homes is now omen
for inspection: is beautiful as well as prar-
tically built to satisfy the most ,eXaeunE
and yet the price is reasonable For fuI
give me Main. o4S3." Phone service until
o pm. Also SUNDAY. --
NEW HOUSES. 519:2I 1!th ST. S;E--c30o
cash. $50 so monthly including al interest
q rooms and bath. h.-w,h: lin cellar. ami.
LACY & BELT.
Owners and Builders.
4DS 81 s.w Phone Frark soes
CONTINUED ON Next FageJ
Evening star., 1926-05-09

cOL0RED = BEST NV. SECTION %
rooms 3 baths etnc seeDing porch. ami,
Pittshurg water heater; $4,000. Address
Er.. in1 X Star Office lUs
Evening star., 1926-05-09

Mem, sem colonial; ideal situation on cor.
ntt. tasty arrangement: beautiful view OF
,iver saIden: open fireplace; light. cheer
fuI rooms: break fast room. Corner caro-
Terms Many uusial features read,Iv an
preci aed. 10 MN 20 city. brave out Conduit
road 20 G4iena nj. turn lett :" hlocks.
Whlte huuse on -nrncr. OWner. u. IH.O. ~
Evening star., 1926-05-09

New house rooms bath. hot-water heat
electricity. hardwood floors. bullt-in garage
etc. $500 enmitv for SGlO
Evening star., 1926-05-09

BY OwNER-BEAUTIFCL NEW DETACH-
ed home in Washington's most exclusive
neighborhood close TO Rock Creek. Near Bu-
2eal Standards This IS not bullt-for- sale
fruit trees large garden beautiful surround
ing large OAKS; English tyne; slate roof,
stucco. brick. : large rooms. automatic oil
heater electric refrigerator, bullt-in garage;
It's a beauty: there's nothing LETT undone.
Personal injuries cause OF sale.
Set your own price. No agents.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
SOUTHEAST
c n M

Conveniently located. 4 large rooms: bath:
sleeping porch breakfast porch. furnace
heat eiec It's. This home is in perfect con
dition. Nice rear ward. lear garage. We
will be pleased to show You this home.
WApLE & IEWEY.
1IO5 Vermont Ave Main 10"6O
Evening star., 1926-05-09

SACRIFICE BY OWNER. 1924 QUINCY
St NV. Slx-rUUm tapestry brick ~
booming northwest section. Near 14tL
ST. aud Ga. ave. ears Paved street and
alley. Front and large rear yard. Brick
garage. Cement front and double re3r
porches Double sleeping porch. south
ern exposure. Tiled built-in bath. hard
wood floors. French doors: large base
ment and attic. Laundry and hOt-water
equipment servants toilet. House mod
crn throughout and could be nsed for
twO-famiv apartment. just what you
want. Priced lar below its N3lne,
Sff. 900 One-third cash. balance S'5
monthly. See this sure.
The Washington times., 1926-10-14

Every face tells story-f you read it.
Here striking picture of Mrs Aimee Semple MCPHERSON
Los Angeles evangelist whose prosecution charge of
spacy has aroused immense interest all the country
An unusual Note the strong contours the
large wemodeled the full lips the high forehead the
fine deepset eyes, There's character in it, What kind?
Mrs. Mcpherson numbers her followers and saunch adj
herens by the thousands She sways immense ongs in her
temple by the magnetism Of her personality and by her
eoquence.
The evangelist last spring related starngy sensational
story being kidnapped and held captive in Mexico The
State the tale deliberately concoced to conceal
Mrs McPhersons soourn with her former radio operator in
California bungalow.
authorities pushing the preliminary inquiry into the
case which grow daily intricate Everybody
specializing about Mrs. MCPHERSON and what really hap
pened last June.
Can you draw any conclusions studying her face?
The Washington times., 1926-10-14
DIR. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
Cardiac Neutrality
Rv DR. FRANK CRANE


yE reason people nonenttes, the reason sermons
are wshy-washy the articles are hmp-taIled,
the reason performances the stage are punchess-
are all one and the same; namely:
Cardiac neutrality.
The heart Indifferent It ISM life and death PROPOSE
ton at all It is just another another article an
other show.
Said Trollope:
In my first novel had story to tell; afterwards had
to tell story -.
In most books the author to be having to tell
story The heart there The fire OF Dickens and Hugo
is absent.
Why?
Because the subject ism one that anything to the
writer It is nothing he would fight for 1t is only the
framework on which hang the brance OF his style or
the scntilation Of his wit. .
Those who marking time and filling space are having
to write story They doing nothing they can throw
their whole hearts into DOING nothing they can get dead In
earnest about.
So they are Indifferent lukewarm hafhearted laeka-
daisicaL
Zone strong heart will make thousand quail The rea-
son is that the thousand don't Their hearts are
neutral. They lack the iron of conviction.
One stumbling speaker who is sincere and deadly IN
earnest can group that remains cold to all the
polished of rhetoric from speaker whose heart is mol
low
If one subway car full of common, everyday men and
women got subject that they would
give their lives for the if that handful
of people could the whole city of New York.
But only at intervals history have that number OF
people got that much about anything at time
As usual thing, only the individual who not
numbered among those whose hearts neutral
Copyright 1926. by The Mcclure Newspaper syndcate)
The Washington times., 1926-10-14
UP-TO-DATE
SQUAWS
By Hix

TWELVE fine specimens of
l. mountain sheep, caribou and
bear were obtained for the United
States Biological Survey and Ma
tional Museum, of Washington,
by John NJ. Holzworth. who has
just returned from an expedition
into northern British Columbia
and Alaska. Mr.. HolzWOrth
struck north in British Columbia
from the line of the Canadian
National Railways and penetrated
a hitherto UNEMPLOYED region of
Canada's Pacific Coast province.
In this territory the explorer
encountered nomadic Indian
tribe which is living in primitive
Indian fashion by hunting and
trapping. The only progress to-
ward civilization that had been
made by these people was credited
by Mr.. Holzworth to the women.
Some of the girls OF the tribe
were wearing high-heeled French
shoes and silk stockings, he says.
The chief object of the expedi-
ton was to collect specimens for
an investigation which is being
made by the United States Bio
logical Survey as to the possible
relationship between the Rocky
Mountain sheep and the species
of sheep found in the far North.
After his work in British Column
bia was finished, Mr.. Holzworth
sailed from Prince Rupert on a
fishing schooner to Alaska and
secured specimens of Alaska
sheep at Baranoff Island and
kadiac Island. AT Kadiac he
shot two very large specimens of
Alaska brown bear. He also Sc
cured some Photographic mate
rial, including moving pictures Of
caribou and sheep.
The Washington times., 1926-10-14

IN an address by Prof. Robert
i G. Aitken, of the Lick Oh.
servatory, delivered as retiring
president of the Pacific division
of the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science. |
find the following statement,
which it may be useful to quote
as a monition to those who have
charge of the education Of the
new generation now in the schools:
II think it no exaggeration,
says Prof Aitken, Ito say that
the North American Indians in
the days of Columbus knew more
about the apparent motions of
the sun, moon and planets. about
the CONGREGATIONS of the stars,
and the relation of their appear
ance in the night sky to the
season of the year, than does
the average university graduate
today"
I am sure. that Prof. Aitken
would have been justified in
leaving out the qualifying clause,
and making his statement abso-
lutte and unconditional. There
is no important subject Of human
knowledge concerning which so
educated people as is the case
with astronomy. And yet, at
the same time, there is no sub
ject which, when once atten-
ton to it is awakened, has a
greater fascination, not only for
the imagination. but for the in.
nate reasoning powers. Why
then it is neglected in the gen.
eral courses of instruction, be-
ginning with the primary and
high" schools and ending with
the colleges and universities?
Less Attention Paid
If I should say that it is be-
cause in our times less and less
attention is paid to the general
phenomena of outward nature
and more and more to the things
that are most intimately con-
nected with the artificial and
mechanical world that we have
built up around ourselves. and
LIldl SOtS ullbGL lAiS "
civilization" I might seem to
be arguing too psychologically.
But, let us look at a few facts.
The North American Indians
knew the stars, their motions
and their relations to the sea-
sons, just as did the ancient
peoples of the East, because
such knowledge was of practical
importance alike to hunters, NO
MAIDS, shepherds and tillers of
the soil. Look at the ancient
writings of astronomy by Hesiod,
Eudoxus, Aratus, Manilius and
many others. You find that for
them always "the heavens speak
to man" They classified the
stars with reference to the signif-
icance Of their changing positions
as indicators to the husbandman
of the beginning or the close of
critical seasons for his work.
When Sirius rose with the sun
the heavenly auspices. were diff
ferent from those when he set
with the sun. For the Pleiades
to shed their "sweet influences"
upon the earth, it was necessary
that they should occupy a Ger.
tain position in the visible sky.
This simple knowledge Of the
changing aspects of the starry
heavens as associated with mans
The Washington times., 1926-10-14
Poison Gas Humane?

The American Legion goes record opposing the rat
cation by the United States of the Geneva for
bidding the of poison gas in war.
1t is commended by the Legion that gas is really humane
that only cent of casualties died during the late
conflict whereas "a per cent Of all others succumbed
To millions who recall the horror with which they
heard of the first poison gas attack at Ypres 1919 this
defense of chemical warfare will be a shock.
the whole Allied world into panic. It
inspired fear which hasn't been forgotten and only
soldiers weigh calmly the relative deadness of
gas and other weapons.
Logically doubt it better to lay low with
from the effects which they have chance than
to shoot them blow them up.
And of the Legion has another for keeping
Uncle Sam of the anta compact The old gentleman
sticks by his word and he agreed to abolish he would
do exactly that.
Then if less minded nation, at with this
country, broke tie agreement, where would we be?
The Washington times., 1926-10-14
Queen Coming

Americans will get lot Of enjoyment out Of the visit to
our hospitabIe shores Of the Rumanan Queen Marie.
They will be interested first of course because the dis
tingushed guest Queen-rea royalty isn't common in
these parts
The feminine section of population will be intrigued
by gowns Marie purchased lavh in Paris also
by bob and that fashonaby slim silhouette she is
said to have acquired especially for the trip
thoughtful Americans-and they exist In considerable
numbers spite Of many assertions to the contraryw
know what Queen Marie thinks about the United
States and to hear what she has to say.
For Marie of Rumania besides being Queen is woman
of unusual qualities and aainments Her reactions to sky
scrapers scenery fapper prohibition and other character
iscs of this amazing land certain to be pungent enter
tanning and worth while
Dispatches from abroad intimate that Queen Marie will
grant very few interviews It be hoped she will change
her mind and give America sort of serial commentary on
she and hears and ponders during her travels over
here