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AJAX Any Cooperative Owner
ALLAN z. WALKER & CO.. INC.
I'D 10th 81. N.W. Main 26aO

s1s 15ih s. + W. NGwALkER & cS Nam us; ssso.
COLORED.
Hi55 if5 IT, IL 2.aS si1sH rSSlHef 'sss$
e4sa PA pAAttthek A1f:k REALTY wEsrr fsr n117.
FOR COLORED.
-Four rooms, bath. heat furnished. else,
Five large rooms and bath. >s5
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
919 18th st. NV ~. l14o.
1sxiv ntaf XoU 5ss1r,,sT. ST s,S xW1a Rooms BATH
500 + s., xW i: EHRHARRT Nam .,as 20.
81 81 Mp AYE: N.E.-a ROOMS AND BATH.
Man 4as5 JOSEPH c. gog 7iESa1 Edi1,,oo BID,
215 18Th ST. S.E.-s37 80 FOR sEooSp
ihiPd nnGd tioor sss 20 tlee, larre back porch;
als s.,Ss }a'h Di. ne sa5-Four room. ard
Inc: Inc: eo71. NEwsoM. 111oHn.
OCTAVIA. 1869 COL. RID.
Z rooms. rooms ki,chsn, k,chsn, bath. bath. SEC.
49,. 4 rooms. kitchen. bath. s75. Apply opera
, THE AvoNDALE. 734 81. NV.
rms rms k, +, and and bath bath 500 ISoo9
9 rms. hit. bath and porch $50. 90
f4RSSs4'eaan %i IL ana sogsHs sssa s. i$s$?
rn rm. fa5 'es Soss sssn sss5 t?So sgs $4,000
f iss PSFe1 1s57 sist Os g.. a3a $3.50
THE iR MoSTciAiR ~! anf ian 1881 Belmont 81;
front apt. rms. rec. hall. bath and
See Mn; Clarke Apt; No i. '''''
room: rooms AND and bath. bath s57.5o to $50 so
'oo"' ans See sass Residen, Manager $500
rm., mn xii, khS and BATH. lt Murphy GahsTrS BED ID NV
EUfIAsNsp sniI n a1S c6uRTs hsie 17as 1h St sR sskoo
5::ss r% r %a f. and g. s4a 50 and sss s4s .oS .oS
rms. kit. and hath. ........... $500
, rms rms .'! ,1ad1 sPa eIssRD 9a.s ST. NV. $500
: rms kit kit: iHa Tsss ss,P N ST. asN: $500
rm' s6s sis. Asp ss6h $40 i3d IS,S GSis sr
rms KIT Hsss sSa faq 81 FRoiSs9 NV: $500
," sas is;s fsS j, = SAfhHs Aa o
FOUR LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. H.-w H.
on 55 aTss p.r month, End 1dss S9 5,S fine
Main BsSID Ssss: S sie eT1HSSAs 1ssS s: NV v. 30.
l2sa kEsT2S sT & HaSSk S.3S p1.sS sss 4S% M
ssaded $50 Aasms saa b. soIs sfoafn'hed
Union station saHdfoN ad room ArTTEAE sr,: S.As
decorated; elevator; D0rehes, See jANjjgoR.
1871 IRVING sT-Two ROOMS, KITCHEN
s1ss sDiH9SSE1LE i9ss Il. E.*. 4 PLANT 1sS esI. .ss
a1as 1H41hhMsA1 14h Rk ap sesgAaz s:s4g
Dat; rooms and bath: hot-water heat lssp.
ET il asMEsFGsf,s2Eby sAEsPEEs s2 yss s'sss7
1888 fsons s. S% Service to g Msn glH'. 1ols.z.
TIE HHal lFqPTgg5FNqHAAN. 2 gF' NlAN.
rooms. e. $50 '.s 500 %
rooms and issa' Isse N ST: ~ NV 90 and $3.50
rooms and 1Sss pste Tin sr: NV: $4,000
. rooms and 1ssoties Ss5h PARK RID. - $4,000
Eias t. E. Est44E cok:
COMMODORE APIS,
70 N:v 1aom. aem.'h5i k,csss sss :Ts and sb !.
sa..iSs 5oGn: .sn.l.s,Ss 8 : rSom:' r;sss' @
sonable rental. See Resident Manager.
THE ARGONNE,
1929 COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
2148 O ST. NV.
Ms:s nuHss Sss Sadns Si "iSa .s.x:
.nd ISCm $3.50 o Si'h o.a sin'ns %S
SHAPIRO-KATZ CO., g..
Ma, a., eaisors and R7ail9asV. -
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

YOUNG MAN. Gentle educated and re
fined, desires room and board in family ot
or lees. Address Box 425-X. Star ofice
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


ffEAs fs:R: g. Soss xp AYE rs ssD slsa sT5sss ds%
pleteiy furnished fve-room apartment S85
THE WYATT APIS, 1920 GA AYE APT
l0-Nicely furnished. large living rm., RECEIPT.
ball. oedrm bath with shower; kit: break,
1929 18th ct NV. living rm.. bedrm:. X.
sad m 500 n1s lines asm. a9a ness
full northwest home with 9 girls 442l
days call Main 1881 for pp sppo,ntment % to see.
1s34 18th ST Nw.-FRoM JUNE / TO
Sept 15: 3 rooms. kitchenette and bath.
1918 % FRONT ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
Gus hot water: Apply Frank: 7056.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH: COMPLETE
able June !. lsie st: NV. Apt. alo: ss'
1449 sT-oNE ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH
sss 80: gas. eIee included. \. 542s. a'''
wEsTMORELAND, 2122 CALIFORNIA ST,
Apt: 358--well furnished cool . rooms.
os a9a ss e'e Sofn Ts. 9 BLDG June
l743 CONNECTICUT-2 SINGLE BED
windows. ali screened: gentlemen only
LARGE. BRIGHT FRONT ROOM. WITH
living room, communicating dining and
aehen prssss ho%e ,ss ith =:
KITCAENETTE APARTMENT. BEAUTI-
couple: rent. Si5 per month. 2511 Penn.
1904 PARK RID. N.w-coMBINATToN Liv-
and breakfast room. private bath. continuous
hot water.
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THE STAFFORD

THE STAFFORD
f,s2 LanIsr Pl NV
Owner, leaving city has placed ssc-fce
prlce on his apartment II has very large
and well arranged rooms. large tile bath
delightful large porch and many oths- fes
tyres o Price only $500; cash payment and
$500 per month.
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1243 JACKSON NE-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath, strictly private. front and back en-
frances; make your home what it ought to
he no one to bother; fine place for baby: in
beautiful Brookland: 3S.5O. Mr. MILOR
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400 11th ST. N.W-FIRST FLOOR 3
rooms and bath. newly painted and papered ::
rent. $40 month. MANAGER. HOO p st NV
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5231 WIS. AVE. NV ROOMS KITCH.
bath, screened back porch. gas and electric
light; garage il desired; new corner house
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1910. MASS AVE: FIX. 772.-o ROOMS
and bath with convenience of 3, Murphy
hed. large closets. sos, other apts.. $50 TO
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ALL READY FOR THE
HOLIDAY!!

FINE USED CARS, RE-
CONDITIONED BY OUR
BEST MECHANICS AND
ALL PRIMED AND READY
TO GIVE YOU AND YOUR
FAMILY THE GREATEST
PLEASURE AND SERVICE
YOU HAVE EVER HAD.
NEVER HAVE PRICES BEEN SO Low
ToR THE otITSTANpING, vALTEs OF Of,
FERED. NEVER BEFORE COULD YOU
MAKE ONE DOLLAR BUY so MUCH CAR:
AND WE BELIEVE THAT WE CAN MEET
YOUR IDEAS OF EASY TERMS OF PAY
MENT.
SELECT YOUR CAR NOW.
COMPARE THESE VALUES.
THEY ARE TYPICAL OF
WHAT YOU WILL FIND
ON OUR SALESFLOOR.
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FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. $50: FOUR
rooms bath. $50: near school. facing park:
cool. children taken. Adams 219R
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LEV ELAND PARK-DELIGHTFUL APT,
OF bedrooms. living room. dining alcove
stchen and bath: $40 per mo. and lease.
Ant 3O4. 3OOl Porter ct. NV. Phone CIeve.
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ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH: THREE
rooms. kitchen and bath: ami Phon
West 1870. 2142 Pa. ave NV
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THE RUTLAND COURTS.

1925 18th st wv
Excellent apartment OF :. very large rooms
large reception hail. kitchen and hath: two
exposures Price. $3.50: cash payment and
S1:t so per month ~
DHHghiful apartment l. one large room
hilchen and hath. I'rI"e. $4,000. cash nav.
ment and 5000 per month
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2 ROOMS AND BATH: S21.5O LIE Roy7s.
7Oa st. NV.
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325 UPSHUR ST. NW-ENTIRE FLOOR.
rooms, kitchen and bath, sleeping porch
adults: S45 mo. with or without garage.
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l7l5 OREGON. AVE-1 ROOM. KITCHEN
bath. Murphy bed S45: r. kitchen bath
s53. g. B. LIKENs. Main 5o67.
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THE WYATT APIS. 4520 GA. AVE. NV.
THE BUcHSNAN APTsn. no 4sae iss2 5?sel s. nv "
rmns. rns;. x b. and open porch. S47 .5O-s55
-, VIII furnish If desired Apply Janitor or
w. CARL WYATT Owner Adams 1901
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APARTMENTS-U
1868 MONROE ST.. .BROOKLAND-THREE
sSos a1tshsnette hath goTchh bus
FOR RENT-5-ROOM AND BATH APART
n1sn msnt in IN the LIVINGSTON NV e.
141O G. st. NV
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3S2B COLORADO AVE. NV HOUSE,
keeping rooms; screened sleeping porch, SD
BAN ph eas elsC furnished: rent. S32 so.
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OAKDALE VILLA

Opened May ist. : delightful place to
spend the summer. Special rates for week
ends. Dinners served from $40 TO Z; sun
days. 80 to 8. Opposite Bannockburn
Golf Club. Tel Bethesda 201 2e'
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!. HOTEL
BRIGHTON
2123 California St,
Near Dupont Circle

Hgnd AND c STS. NV.
Beautifully furnished apartments in new
building overlooking Potomac Park the
River and Lincoln Memorial: furnishings in
clude china. silver and linen maid service
available
l large room Murphy bed. dinet
kitchen and bath. h............ SIS 90
. rooms. dinet kitchen and bath
INV cornerl ................. 1000
See resident manager. or phone Main
103S4.
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The AEONDALE.
1874 = st. NV
Very desirable apartment Of 5 rooms and
pain Price only $1,000. Cash payment and
SIAo2 per month. covering all charges and
payment on principal
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

"FORT STRONG VILLA
Lee HiEhway. Va. l mile from Wash
hade' ''H6ME PRopreE. fH TaE. Cherry. cherry
iale. Va. bus. 36th and N. Phone Clar 1858
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THE CAyANAUGH COURTS.
1926 18th St NV
wen equipped apartment ]. one large room,
kltchen and bath. Price reduced TO a. 500
Casn payment OF $500 and moderate month
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NEW CORDOvA. 1909 Goth ST
/ ROOM AND BATH. $40 so
l.. W. GROOMES.

1850 CALVERT ST N.w-THREE DE.
lghtful large housekeeping rooms and bath
for discriminating adults: near Rock Creek
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Seventeenth and Fl Streets.

NHeNNHtH dffN >'tf e0oS'
Nicely furnished apartment of three
rooms. kitchen and bath. located between
Metropolitan Club and Hotel Powhatan; Day
phone. Main S0Se: night, Franklin 1995-J.
ALBERT i 0SGOOD LOO III St
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WHERE To DINE

THE LONE STAR INN. CONDUIT ROAD.
District Line-An ideal place to dine; chick.
en- dinners. dancing reservations. CT. 4oO3.
je11s
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living room bedroom kitchenette private
bath: Ink: electricity. gas: garage. Il
wanted: reasonable: adults only. Col. 1878.
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GLANDOR. COR 18th AND M SITS NV
, rooms and bath, all outside: 3 rooms and
bath Apply 1136 18th st. NV. 2s'
916 FARRAGUT ST. N.W-3 ROOMS. TILE
pain. sleeping porch. gas electricity unlim-
tied phone: rent reasonable 2os
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COLORED
1877 1as7 F T.;s STTs s7 R. HITCH s B, sss 90
1l30 NEW HAMP AvE| r. & B.. 3500
AFFLECK REALTY co.
"423 PA. AVE. WEST I117
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1888 MONROE ST. NV. JUST BELOW
18th ST. End floor. corner apartment: newly
papered: rooms and hath: all rooms out
side; rear entrance lanitor service: $50 per
n,nnfh al AZ 2 81 n W
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1873 VEST VIRGINIA AVE N.E.-NEW
corner house. facing Gallaudet Park: 3
9Th and Florida ave. 3Os
| ATTRACTIVE NEW APARTMENT THREE
large rooms, kitchen. reception hall and
bath. s3l Whittier pi. NV. near Walter
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3 LARGE ROOMS: PRIVATE BATH
heat: gas: electricity: sink: gas range; tele
phone: reasonable. 3441 14th ST. NV.
e5o4 18th ST. NW.-4 ROOMS. RECEP-
ton hall bath: new apt house: adults
Cnl
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CHATEAU THIERRY. 1920 ST NV
Two rooms. kitchen. bath. completely furn. :;
newly decorated: reasonable to responsible
party. All outside rooms. North 1904. go
1a10 CT n E-o or 9 ROOMS. Ell .EC-
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1920 NV, APT 531-FRONT: HAND.
somely furnished 1 room. kitchenette and
bath: ideal location: refs. Summer rates.
near entrance to Rock Creek Park and Bea-
con Cafe; S55 for Summer months. Phone
Adams a01 call eve
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1875 N.W.-Large room. running water,
shower; excellent table: for two; $40 each:
1lO2 9th ST. N.W--Single and double
room: men wanted: So per week.
1919 18th ST. N.w--Ami.. continuous hot
water. early breakfast. wrapped lunch.
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LARGE. BRIGHT. OUTSIDE. NEWLY
decorated rooms and bath, with large pantry
and porch. in the Ingleside 1910 LIST st. n W (:
rent. $55. so. Call North SlO1 3Os
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3 HOOMS AND OATH. 321 MD AVE. Ne
Near the Capitol. Rent. $3.50. JOSEPH
Z. ZJRKLE. 2O3 Colorado Bldg
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CENTRALLY LOCATED. 3rd AND sTs.
p.w.-3 rooms and tile bath: all outside.
large rooms Apply mornings. side yard.
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1924 IRVING N.W-ENTIRE FLOOR. PR
vate: 3 rooms. bath. elec.. gas: refine

35OS 10th ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette. bath, sleeping porch attractive furnish
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1t Works
Both Ways
|DorothyDix
Urges Women
to ShoU. As
Wen As
Expect Lore
Do They Remain Sweethearts or Do they Take the
Husbands Toll for Granted and Regard Him
as the Children's Cash-Register Father:

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Clues to Character
Indication of Facial Lines.
BY j. o. ABERNETHY

Wrinkles, or lines as we call them,
begin to form az the individuals
character is molding. The smooth,
shining face of an adult resembles
that of baby and frequently is &C.
COMMANDED by infantile characteristics,
because thought and feeling leave
their. imprint upon the face CT every
one who possesses these qualities.
Some who have them spend much
money and many sleepless nights try
massaeinc. steaminG and scheming to
keep them away. But these lines
have an important place in character
and are excellent clues to the talent
and disposition of those who have
them.
Strong characters are indicated by
lines of the face. Lines at the side
of the chin are indexes to force, hard
work and stability. Lines at the outer
corners of the eyes are indicative of
friendliness and hospitality. love of
people in an imperSonal sense and JOY
in mixing with congenial company.
They are also signs of optimism.
People VINO talk a great deal will
have wrinkles in the lower region of
the cheek. outward from the corners
of the mouth. They extend from Il
short distance above the corners Of
the mouth and slightly outward and
down the chin from side to side
These lines are caused by. constant
use OF the talking muscles.
tCopyright. 19c6.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-23
What Tomorrow Means to You
BY MARY BLAKE.

TomorroW'S planetary aspects are
adverse until noon. at which time
they change and become favorable,
remaining so for the balance of the
day. During the morning it will be
necessary to exercise will power and
self-contrOl in order to overcome the
desire that will he sensed to make
yourself nuisance to all those
around YOU The afternoon, although
propitiouS, is not suitable for the
launching of any new enterprise or
undertaking, Especially one of large
proportions. 1t is better adapted TO
the completion of some task that has
been at an earlier time attempted, but
not finished.
Children born tomorrow will not
during infancy enjoy exceptionally
good health. None of their many all
ments will, however, present any UNI
desirable complications if their nutrl-
ton be carefully regulated and If
they he given an abundance of fresh
air. Long before reaching their teens
they will have ont grown all their early
Weaknesses. IN character they will
he firm and unyieldinC. masterful and
dominating. but not necessarily domi-
neering. Although they will try to
hide all evidence Of it. they will be
very emotional and amenahle to al
most any tale of woe. provided 1t be
told In a manner to awaken their
sympathy. They will be clever and
ambitious.
If tomorrow is your birthday, you
are generous both in thought and ac-
ton. You never speak or think Ill OF
any one and are always willing to
give the benefit of the doubt to the
accused one. Your sympathy often
outweighs your Judgment for, as a
matter of fact, you are farsighted and
generally accurate in your opinions.
You are more than just-you are lib
eral-in your dealings with others.
This on rare occasions causes you
material loss, but you would rather
experience this than sacrifice your
confidence in humanity.
You love music and possess cOnS1d-
cradle talent. even though it may be
critical rather than executive. Your
friends find in you an entertaining
talker. both bright and humorous. and
there are very few gatherings in your
immediate social circle where your
presence is not desired and sought
In your home YOU are kind, loving
and solcitous for the happiness and
welfare of those whom you love.
Well known persons born on that
date are: Henry Stevens. biblioGra-
pher: John Newton, soldier and civil
engineer William Walter Phelps,
statesman and jurist; John G. Wat
son. naval officer: Charles II. Sabin,
banker; Max Beerbohm, actor.
(Copyright 1920
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PALE HANDS


Leila Marsh. tchO has dl,rdyS been
accustomed to idlencsS. is left 1cithout
moneu. Because she is inexperienced.
she is forced Ito take a position as
lddy,s maid Tith q rich and beautiful
tromdn. Mona Kingsley. In the fam :
ily are Richard. Mond'S husband. ana
Barry. the son. Barry persecutCS
Leila Uith his attentions and Mona
amuSes herself by humilidtin0 the
Dirl. Richard. 1cho has learned long
ago that Mona docs not lore him.
begins By pityin1 Leila and later dis-
corers that he cares for her. Barn.
findlly comes to the conclusion fhdt
he must hare Leila at oil costs aud
makes up his mind to mdrry her. TO
his dm1xement. she refuses him Scorn-
fuUv and later Mona discharges her.
During oil this time Mona has been
flirting 1oith a pounD bachelor. Ronald
Cameron, ThO is infatuated T1fh her.
She has been leading hin, on because
of her dridness for admiration. but
at n Long Island house party he finally
Dersundes her to run array 1citIl MIN
Among the guests is Uoun0 gtft,
Fritzie Lang, aChO. 1rhFn she diScot-
ers Ronnus infdtudtion for Mona.
shors her sCorn openly. This b0h-
ers RonuU more than il should. ana
on the last dov. just before the cope
ment. he realizes that he Is making a
mistake. On the Tdy to the city mona
becomes angry because Of his silence.
Theu quarrel, and she Sctzes ms arm
There is on accident and Mona rs
killed. In the meantime a. change mas
como orer Barry aud nc gets 700
selling bonds. He and Richard 90 up
to the country to play golf orcr the
same ,ceck end that Mona Is at Long
island. They reach home about hdu-
mast @
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PITTSBURGH. Pa.

PITTSBURGH. Pa.
DIR. Reitman, head of the Hobo
College of Chicago, says that $50
Englishmen committed murder last
year in the United States. He in
fers that had they remained in their
native land they would not have
been guilty of these murders. What
is the reason?
Answer should be chary about
accepting the learned doctors asser-
tions. but. taken as they stand. they
indicate that lawfulness is atmos-
pheric and contagious.
They further show that laWleSs-
ness cannot be restrained by multi
piled codes so long as it is a moral
plague injecting the motives.
thoughts and desires of the people.
What we need Is less statutory law
and more of lawfulness as a fixed
habit of the mind.
LYNCHBURG. Va.
"And thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with all thine heart, and with all
thy soul, and with all thy might"
deuteronomy, vi.5)
Would not a modern psychologist
be inclined to criticise this classified
ton of intellectual, emotional and
moral powers?
What Is the difference between
heart and soul? Is might a mental
faculty? Where does mind come in?
Answer-These distinctions belonged
to the current Jewish psychology,
which, like that of Buddhism. had its
own excellencies.. If we get inside the
means. He is aiming at the advan-
tages of individual Wilderness in wor-
ship and sacrifice.
Around him were men who on the
surface followed Jehovah, while in
their hearts they lusted after Baal,
Ashtaroth, Rimmon and other false
deities. Subconsciously they were
idolators. Such a condition injured
their intellectual and religious life
and their fidelity to moral standards.
Here, then, centuries before Greek
philosophers described the inner con-
fiict between lower and higher ideals,
the Hebrew OWNED it and prescribed
its cure. This may be expressed in
the phrase, All for God. or in the
lesser phrase, Nothing but the ut
most for the Highest.
The conflict between these two
ideals remains a modern problem
and helps to swell the lists Of those
who consult medical psychologists
and psychoanalysts. 1t clouds the life
of multitudes who initiate Mr.. Facing
Both-Ways. The Don Juan who oc.
cupies a pew regularly has something
to his credit. Yet he wages a bitter
fight within until he has learned to
sacrifice lust for love and an unclean
for a wholesome life.
The ancient saying attributed to
Jehovah. II am jealous God" has
been widely derided. Nevertheless. it
is essentially true. He is the "All"
who demands all. Split off a part of
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EVERYDAY QUESTIONS
Answered by DIR. S. PARKES CADNAN

yourself from your normal life and
let it live in it's own way. What is
the result? Ask Freud or Jung. and
they will tell you that this detachment
or group of emotionalized ideas fire.
quently has ended in insa nity. In
other words, mind is a jealous mind.
1T resents divisions, refuses to enter.
tain opposition Of this sort and insists
on Wholeness. The separate bit Of
restoring consciousness must be rec
onciled and restored. So when Deu
teronomy speaks Of all ones heart.
soul and might it expresses a deem
and vital truth. To expect ,nodern
technique in this venerable document
Is absurd. But it's actual psychology
Is infinitely better than much now
found In text books. 1t is personal.
practical. direct and plea for intel
lectual and moral honesty
Inc passage in question points the
way to the solution of ones bitterest
internal struggles. A man who is all
and in all for God does not give the
devil a chance.
1t also infers that hypocrisy is not
always intentional. Protesting Chris
tlans who in many things are uncon-
sclous pagans are as plentiful as
bIackberries in Autumn.
The whole issue requires self-analv.
Sis on a thoroughgoing basis. The
remedy for the futile fight which dis.
tracts fully one-half Of human talent
and energy is love of the highest
ideals permeating the whole man.
WATERBURY, Conn.
Why is it that so many occunants
of the pulpit today are so stupid and
dull?
Answer-Because they faithfully re-
fleet the stupidity and dullness of the
pew. Whatever the preachers merits
or dement's. these originated in the
congregations from which they were
set apart to preach. Consult the his
tory OF preaching, and you find that
IT mirrors its human environment as
well as it's divine origin.
Needlessly multiplied churches and
parsimonious laymen have too often
beaten down and starved out the
rural pastorate from which CITY
churches get their pick of the min
lstry. Clerical superiors and church
officials insist that the preachers
shall still man the battered outworks
or sectarianism. The theological
gladiators demand his allegiance to
their respective camps. under the
threat of blacklisting recalcitrants
Some secular and even religious iour
mails, So-called, smother the occ,pa Mt
Of the pulpit with gratuitous advice
and then either patronize or deride
him. Nevertheless, he persists. and
is the best all-around servant of tho
public good we possess.