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THos. J. OWEN & soH. AUCTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX XALrARI.E
kT0wN As PREMISES Nos ~
80 s31 S&3-s30 THIRD STREET SOUTH
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated
yuiy is. 1926. being Instrument No AZ
iTsSc'oorded Jqly g "a 1925, among the land
he request Of the party secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
arraahE Fot RTsl!Y DAY 81 FEBRYTttAR99i' ihA hh,
fTaa7 AT THREE O'CLOCK pm the III.
lowing described lapd and premises situate
rs ana being lots 1873 TO 1873 inclusive In
benjamin Lcightons subdivision Of lots in
sT1Tsre "a as rer plat recorded in Lfhpr Is
55iio So OF the records OF the office Of the
ef1rvevor for ibe District Of Columbia
Terms of sale: All cash A deposit Of
81 40 will be required a. time OF sale on each
l1arceI All cOuVeya0ctng recording etc at
'1st az purchaser Terms Of sale 20 be com
lied with within 30 days from day Of sale
8thcrwi~e the trustees reserve the right to
reseli the property at the risk and cost of
.sfaulting pure haser. after five DAYS adver-
.isement of such resale IN some newspaper
f11blighed in Washington, y. G.
humane HERBERT A SIMON
SIDNEY SOLOMON
fa25. 81 % 81 -fe24 Trustees
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
sTORAGE For FrRNITURE AND PIAS IS
ER'S 900 Pa. ave. NV Phone
Main 1889 Main oE3g
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A ND SO the old crowd came and
" and came again. And Honey
"A sat in their midst and smiled
4 4 her vague, far-away smile and
folded her empty hands in her
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The Last Letters,

CONTINUED from Yesterdays starr
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SLAYERS MUST DIE.

Continued in TomOrrow's StarJ
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1923 Jewett Sedan; tires just
like new; has heater, bumper,
snubbers, clock, automatic wind
shield wiper, rear-view mirror,
skid chains and tools, complete,
and in good condition.
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FOR sALE--MIsCELIANEOUs
KAHN ON 9TH ST.
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

carat less 1s, absolutely per-
feet solitaire diamond engage
ment ring, very fine cut and
fiery gem, lady's 18-kt. white
gold mounting. Must be sold
at once.
$3.50.
1N-carat absolutely perfect
commercial white diamond ring,
beautifully cut and brilliant
gem, lady's platinum setting
studded with 10 large blue
white diamonds. An unusual
bargain.
$285.
Diamond cluster scarf pin, 9
large diamonds, weighing 2
carats. A real bargain.
$85.
4-carat, fine white solitaire
diamond ring, very fine cut and
brilliant gem. Party must sac
rifice.
$3.50.
81 ESQ absolutely perfect soli-
taire diamond engagement ring.
Must be seen to appreciate value.
Exclusive design. An unusual
bargain.
1915.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
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1926 REQ Roadster; has bump
ers front and rear, spare tire,
automatic windshield wiper !;
painted in Duco and has top to
match. Your car in trade. Just
like new.
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1926 Buick Master 6 Sedan.
fully equipped with bumper, au-
tomato windshield wiper, mo-
tometer, spare tire and tools.
Really a new car at ised-car
price. Your car in trade.
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BEDDING MATTRESSES, box springs and
fpillows reno. best prices and prompt del.
Wash Mattress Co. 319 L ct. s.w. NJ. 6e7e.
BEDDING MATTRESSES renovated So 90;
box springs repaired: work guaranteed. Co.
lumbia Bedding Co.. GIG E st. NV. NJ. 552S.
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CARS RFFINIsHED in wide selection Of
colors. SIT to S35 in q TO 10 hours. ready
20 use Cars vanished 10 hours, so to
Sl5. Automobile tops dressed while, you
1S16-IT i, st NV Phone Frank RR41
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LINCOLN 4-PAssENGER COUPE: bought
new September will sell on terms TO respon-
sible party. Cali Main 7476. So
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

IMMATURE REMINDING. small and large
motors ard generators: capacity 100 a day:
get our nrices. Carly Arnature Service
I6OS Ian st NV. North 224.
AUTO PAINTING done In AZ hours with the
wonderful new. durable lacquer finish that
grows handsomsr with age. Proof against
rain, SHOW. ice steam. soap ammonia acids
alkan and alkaline mud. Let us show you
examples Of fine work with this excellent
material Prices from $50 up Jos Mercy
holds, Inc. 1000 Upshur ST. NV. Col. 3052.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING--On the budget
plan, IN most modern paint shou Prices
most reasonable. Ask for our estimate ANY
finish or color. Combination work a spe.
cialty. 4 guarantee with each Job Let our
representative call. Sterrett Fleming.
ChampLa'n st. at Kalorama I'd Col. $3.50,
AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds.
pAndirons etc, relacuuered; fine silver plat
|tng Est, 1910. John a, Gottsman & Co.
BEDDING MATTRESSES, box springs and
Lpillows seno. best prices and prompt del.
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NASH ROADSTER.

1928 Sport, like new in every respect;
reduction; has to be seen TO be appreciated !:
your car in trade; attractive terms. Lineoln
Salesroorn. 1l32 Conn. ave. nv. open sun
daVa
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PONTIAC LANDAU. 1927, dernonssretoT;
substantial reduction and easy terms. I'D.
german. North 352s. 2921 N st ~ ~
REQ ROADSTER l92S-Has bumper frYnt
and rear, spare tire. automatic We. wiper:
done In Duco, and top 10 match :, your car
N trade; tern1s. Trew Motor Co.. 4oVS
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RTCKENBACKER SEDAN late. 1a2t-.In
excellent condition; easily worth 81 900. i0r
he seen at gas9iins station corner 18th. and
ID ste n ". owner sailing. no healerA. ~
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machine and hand finish
Ing: efficient, reasonable reliable service
n r Nash Columbia 1891
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Open Evenings.

HUDSON COACH.
Late model: In wonderful condition: bal
loon tires: new paint Can be bought very
cheaply See this car before buying else
Lincoln Salesroom. 1132 Conn. ave. NV.
Main 2OSO
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, repaired: Slip
9rnA Tiffeflsor 1904 9Th ST n VI 81 ZOO
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Personal. fC,ont.l

UNIVERSITY STUDENT. RESPONSIBLE,
wishes to borrow money from private lndi-
yiduA 10 finish year. Address Bex dss2-C.
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SAPERING AND PAINTING, ELECTRICAL
wiring hot-water heating. Terms PEER
LESS DECORATING Co. ia 18th st. n. W.
franklin }163. 29S
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LEARN FRENCH-ROOM AND BOARD
Wits Par3Hian family; large room; twin beds;
walking distance: reasonable. Potomac 45S.
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metal weather stripping a speciality. Morgan
Br4ning. 1859 Taylor st. NV. Adams 1924
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PAPERHANGING and painting, best work
manshiH at lowest prices. j. Robbins
Phones North 1896 or North 1903. 2s'
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Open Sundays Until / Pm.
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ORGANISATIONS papered. SO and up:
frst-class work lateet patterns: immSdiate
attention. NJ. PUMPS. Adams 6964. 1927
Ca. ave. fe6s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT ENGINEERS -
cal wiring and fixtures. painting. paperine.
awnings and shades. weather stripping. metal
ceilings. bathtubs. pedestal basins and kitch-
en- sinks hardwood floors. tile floors and
walls We will give you up TO three years
TO pay without interest: no money down.
Call US up. for our plans. Penn Improvement
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equipped: mileage very low: with nsy-eer
guarantee y Your car in tgsae. Trew Ao'0F
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TREW VALUES
TRADED IN ON
THE NEW
REQ FLYING CLOUD.
All Standard Makes.
Latest Models.
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THE LANE HOME for inyalids and conva~
nurs1ng. diets: ambulance. Col s793.
$3.50 18th ST NW.-SyN BATHS FOR
lSolos nenralgia. rheumatisn, Indigestion 81.
tby appointment. Col, 1897
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REPAIRING motors arma-
ture and coil winding: power apparatus spe-
cialists. Central Armature Works. 635 D
st. NV. Main $500
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WANTED A CHILD TO BOARD. NOT IN
Ger years: private family. Address Box
S4O-C. Star office 3Os
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE near two office
buildings and 2 large department store:
ing; $4,000. Address Box 1870. Star
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EEYS-DupIicate keys 25 cents; made while
you wait Turner e Clark. new address
1921 New York ave. NV. Frank. 3006.
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PONTIAC COACH. 5000 miles; good .rlan-
per; fully equipped: fine condition: chesp
Tor anick SAFE; terms, Mr.. Htppsa SeA
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PAPERTNG painting; rooms papered, 81 up:
painting at lowest prices: skilled mechanics;
10 years satisfactory service. Met. Deco
rating & Elec. Co.. Inc. 300 g NV. Fr. 500.
PAPERHANGTNG - Until Feb 1st. rooms
papered So up. j. A. Jones. 1866 Howison
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Treatment. Main 1886 Z"
BABIES PRIVATE NURSERY; GOOD
pare, best references: immediate arrange
,ments Tor adoption il desired. Adams 1919.
VIOLET RAY ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
by graduate. Hours 10 to s. S24 18th
81. NV. 2S"
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NATUROPATH
Electro, hello hydro physio therapy and
colon IRRIGATION Endorsed by leading ply
1880 10th ST. NV APT q Ist FLOOR
Potomac 354 Hours to g..
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OAKLAND 4-PAss. COUPE. late model Y
month. >. l.. Jerman North 3b2s. .gR2A
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SfD-HOUSE WIRING. Special prices this
Eaonth: estimating. Phone NJ. 1863 Star
Electric Co: res. phone. Adams 3e44. 25s
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OI.DSMoRILE SPORT TOURING. 4 cyl, r.
painted Sl20 cash. $3.50 per month. A'@s
Connecticut ave n "
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ton S12O cash, SITbO per month. Your
car in trade. 1927 Connecticut ave. ":
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SPORT TOUR
ing. late 1924, with all extras Eenitns
bargain 1915; small cash payment. Neu-
mayer Mntnr IN IQoQ IAth az nv.
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4EyRoLET ENGTNEs wELDED in the
II. So to SIS. weldit Co.. 5iB LIST nv.
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.LUNCHROOM in shopping
and business district. Good
terms to right party. Address
Box 1o1-C, Star Office. 30*
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PACKARD SIX SEDAN I99S--Rennilhsd
N Duco -four. wheel brakes, balloon tires
ana oihhsrwlse fully equipped and seA :eXe y
u the price asked Can be bought on
Terms or you can trace IN q LIGHTER cer'
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TRADyATR NURSE (DANfsHl GIVES
Treatment Main In5R 7S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

experienced in mems or
women's ready to wear 10 join an estab-
lished firm TO open branch credit store In
Washington: must have $4,000 in cash.
Address Box 176-C. Star ONCE.
EARN LARGE RETURN on your money; .
secured BY mortgages on D. G. property full
H. !. Coleman. 1410 g ct. NV. Franklin
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no EMPLOYED MoTHERs-DAIT.Y CARE
OF children desired every comfort. by young
married woman. West i2SO-W.
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sIASSEUSE. GRADUATE IN PARIS. treat
ment for nerves and rheumatism. Hours. |
20 q. h03 Conn. ave. Adj. Q Pot. 615T. a.
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DON'T SUFFER FOOT AGONY.
Free consultation at Foot Correction Lab
orat0ry. 6l2 NV. Room los 81
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CARPFNTER-BUIL MISUNDERSTANDING stair
building, Office partitions, general repairing
Of property, johnson. 1898 Irving st. NV.
Col. 89l7 QRs
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NASH SPORT RoADsTER eotnpleset
eQnipped: 1929 sport model. S136 down
$2s per month, eau Mr.. Bilihlmer. Lineoi
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ABOUT 10 LEAVE CITY. mnst sacrifice
sern,s 81 lrads for real estate trust notes;
wonderful opportunity. 1908 georgia ave
WEI Y8TABIIsHED BUSINESS, for sale;
scde f6unta1n confectionery and grocery
~ a9ss "a 1sxkS XSksAS.
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A diamond weighing 82-10O
carat, a stone of uncom-
mon brilliancy, specially
priced at $50.
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
SUN-BALLS
by Garrett P. Seryiss-

MONG the most remarkable objects are the
Of the cluster and thinning out toward the circumference
but all distant that powerful telescopes required to
reveal the existence of their individual stars whose light
About Of these objects have been recognized in the heavens
and their distribution opposite sides Of the plane of the Milky
Investigations of Harlow Shapey the director of the Harvard
Observatory that the Of these condensed
they less completely broken up scattered
gradually adding the richness fattened
system which appears to be the basal plan of the
would that more than once
only partial loss OF their constituent and is natural
suppose that they again charge
e ana now from the other until they completely dsspaed
the Milky Way plane open clusters" which might be
sarded as the last remains of wrecked gObuar this suggestion
seems fantastic is hardly less than
able facts presented by these strange objects
On the the gbuar clusters enormously
them which into evidence studied Lately at the
Harvard Observatory method has been applied
consists the use OF small instead of large tele
DR.. Shapiey says:
he Investigations gobular carried out In
the past have been founded mainly photographs with the
large eors Mt Wilson, telescope power was neces
to separate and record adequately the exceedingly
important study has, however just been COM
eed with two miniature Harvard telescopes of two inches
larger on uniform
basis of the total light of each of the gbuar clusters whole
steps determining relative
this week the individual stars of cluster desired the
egated Photographic effect be satisfactorily
plates made with such small telescopes that the Of the
clusters themselves starke."
One Harvard astronomers, Miss Sawyer has studied
while there variety the gobuar clusters yet
of the typical systems much alike in absolute
if the and of these clusters placed
distance from the cluster would 1874 magntudes
light would be among great number
of stars for there thousands included in each cluster
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
SCHOOL MOVIES
BY DR.. Frank Crane

that takes moving pictures at home e
The producers recently
cutting into the business of the moving picture houses
But the question arises, the
better purpose?
To be sur such entertainment worth while and he who de-
vses form Of worthwhile amusement is not to be lightly es-
teemed. y - 80, =
But there many the business o education and
thing.
There subjects such geography history that can
better taught pictorial representation upon the screen than
any other way.
members better than merely by reading about a. often
story be made entertaining upon the than
printed page.
And should every schoohouse? Not ony for
the purposes Of history and geography but for
studies for surgical experiments and matters Of this kind
could be proftably used.
With present equipment would be expensive
all the school houses with materials reproducing
would much for the moving picture
o provide the requisite for teaching.
novels and always will have them to entertain
the time have books for the
insrctng the movies continue to be form Of enter
tanmen should also develop their instructive sde
Copyright syndcate)
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
SECRETS OF
HEALTH
by De. G. A. =. Reed
VoUR child expends a certain

VoUR child expends a certain
4 amount of its energy at school.
This energy. the child's potential.
is drawn upon by both studies and
games. by work and play.
A game of bali may take as
much out of child as an hours
arithmetic. The time claimed by
this should be noted for each day
in the week. including Sunday.
Every teacher should form an
approximate estimate of the child's
expenditure Of energy for a week.
There should be corresponding
estimate of its potential. The
teacher is then able to adjust the
load that is placed on it. The
teacher is then also able, intelli-
gently, to allow for the inter-
mittent irregular strains, such as
colds or illness, which have men,
toned.
A schoolmaster deals with
number of children whose poten-
tial varies. They are subject to
periods of special internal stress,
which may, as we have seen, be
foretold. He himself imposes cer-
tain external strains in work and
play.
On what basis does he calcu.
late these strains? On none at
all as l have found, Tasks seem
to be imposed only in recognition
of the necessity for doing cer-
tain amount of work in a GER
tain time. and thus getting the
children through certain grades
in so many terms.
How many teachers are free to
use their own Judgment in adapt
ing time tables and methods to in.
dividual children? Most of them
are simply driven to produce re.
suits. generally at an inexcusable
cost to the growing organism
which we call child. These re.
suits have to be produced by the
verbal, or conscious. mind of the
child. Its physical structures,
with its load of unverbalized
knowledge, are left to take their
chance.
The blood needed for the build.
ing Of bone, muscle, nerves,
glands, even Of brain, has to be
driven by force to the apparatus
Of conscious thought.
Growth, which is really q
tremendously arduous piece Of
toll. is left TO chance. There is
no place for 1t in the timetable.
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
By ELSIE ROBINSON

looked alike to the stars.
Over on the mesa the coyotes
howled. There was hunger in
that howl--a pressing, personal
sort of hunger, so it seemed to
me. But they did not howl more
hungrily for my innocent flesh
than they did for his tainted
meat. Undoubtedly we would
have tasted the same to the
coyotes.
It was still out there. Empty
and enormous. Presently my
drowsy thoughts seemed to spill
out of their civilized boundaries
and go nosing around, like
coyotes.
A Murderer thought.
A Murderer who likes sweet
peas and cooks tender pancakes
and treasures the picture of his
little girl. Strange. Not at all
the sort Of a thing you'd expect
in a murderer.
) Suddenly another thought came.
An uncomfortable thought
SWEET PEAS BESIDE THE
MURDER STAIN IN THAT
MANS HEART.
I WONDER If THERE Is
POSSIBLY A MURDER STAIN
BESIDE THE SWEET PEAS IN
MINE2
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
WORK AND Discomfort
BY Lucy Lowell

SeExPRESSION must equal i'm.
IA preston said Elbert Hub.
bard.
The experience which comes to
you and moves you profoundly.
whether it be the first sight of a
beautiful picture, sunset in the
mountains, the witnessing of some
noble deed. is bound to store up
within your being energy.
And this energy must be given
out in some manner, else you will
become as a boiler with the
safety valve tied down-destruc.
tion to yourself and danger to
others.
There are. Of course, a number
of ways of eliminating this excess
of energy. Some do 1t through
writing, some by painting pic.
lures, many more in the less pre-
tentious manner of mere conver.
sation-sharing the experience
with a friend.
And these are the right and
proper outlets, I should say, for
pleasant experiences for those,
shared, must have an uplifting eff.
The Washington times., 1927-12-17

feet upon others quite as they
nave upon your own spirit.
But not all experiences in this
life of ours can be happy ones.
And to go about striking down
another's thought with darkness.
killing his faith and burdening his
shoulders with the adverse thing
which has happened to you Is,
believe, equal to destroying his
sight and his body.
There is another harmless man
ner in which the energy generated
by adversity may be eliminated.
That is by work.
Put your body in motion and
your mind will keep pace with it
so naturally as to release fresh,
health-giving currents of thought
streams to wash away all Bit
terness, disappointment, corroding
memories.
Keep yourself busy with work
and there will be no time for
temptation to burden others with
your ills. And the work, If II
be of the right sort. will bene'
fit those others as well as your
self.
The Washington times., 1927-12-17


After chow we piled more wood
on the fire and sat for a while,
digesting our food, sizing each
other up. I had heard of his ex-
plot but had never met him be-
fore. 1t had happened years be-
fore, In the '70s at a fandango.
Two Indians and a Mexican. AL
most at one shot. Quite a record,
even for a fandango hall. 1t was
evident that he wanted to talk
about it, but he was a little
cautious at first, not knowing how
a lady might Judge such affairs.
When he saw that I wasn't in
the judging business he warmed
to his subject and gave me all
the details with great gusto. He
said he hadn't been feeling quite
himself.
From that we drifted to the
sort of talk that usually goes on
between lonely people by a camp
fire. He told me about his dog
a remarkable dog. a little wall
eyed, but more human than
most folks" he assured me. We
found that we were both fond of
sweet peas and he told me the
best time to plant them. Also
directions for curing coon skins.
Then he showed me the picture
OF his little girl In her confirma-
ton dress. The picture was very
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
Leaners

Everybody knows the kind Of man who leans on past uer
tormances.
When was" so-and-so: that's the burden of his song
and all he needs to listen and he will sing it, Be-
cause he something other of certain Importance in
the past seems to make for the need anything much
in the present.
Another familiar person. in business anyway the girl
woman who leans her She constantly demands priv
es and seeks concessions for the reason that she
skirts.
Then there's the individual who leans on influence to ue
him (or her) job And the who leans on friendship to
gain recognition and promotion quite aside from the question
Of deserts
Lots Of leaners around Sometimes they get along more
often not But it's safer and certain to say nothing of
being less worrisome to stand on your two feet
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
LISTEN, WORLD!

old, and to me.
quite dim. But
he could see her
plainly.
Later on, we
rolled in our
b la n k e is, on
either side of
the fire. / lay
awake for a.
long while. I
could hear the
Murderer snor-
ing. He snored
Q xa C tly like
other men. /
looked up. and
over the mes.
quite bushes at
the stars. They
blinked back at
me - and they
didn't blink a
bit brighter for
me than they
did for the Muir.
11.A- W. A-kl~
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
The knowledge Test For
Readers of The Times

What place is called:
/. The City of Monuments
2. The Paper City
8. The Granite State
4. The Diamond State
5. Caledonia
Fill each blank:
6. Catgut is prepared from -
z. wrote "The Rape of the Lock"
8. The largest of Italian rivers is the -
9. The aesophagus is in the
10. The fineness Of gold is usually expressed in -
What is the meaning of each of these expressions?
IL. Ad vaorem.
IL. Caveat emptor
Is. Alias.
Ia. Deus ex machina
Is. Billet doux
16. Terra firma
II. Faux pas.
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