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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RENT H0ISES-FnR. n INFIR

ATTRACTIVE GEoRGETowN HoUsE
lsrSe studio room. 5 bedrooms, baths and
shower. kitchen. pantry and garden IN rear
completely furnished. 500 month. unfur
nished $50 Phone North ISL before pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
" (Enni inilah !
.RFTTFR THAN HOTEL

b 7 I Err HAN HOT Ell
AT LESS THAN y HOTEL RATES.
e1 hieSs ana largest srS 90 nmt
side rms tile baths: beautifully and com.
pleteiy furnished everything up TO the min. ;
beautiful grounds and outlook rnl. rec. h
and bath TO rms. rec. h. bath and
porches. $50 to 500: special rates 70 re-
liable parties on lease; act quickly. Phone
Columbia 7744.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
RENT Observation-Disclosures

CoLoRED: lis 18th ST. N.E.-s r. AMI .
near Eastern High: $45. Also lis 18th ~
ne-s =, ami, s45 and se4s Chester .
ward. S3S. Anrly 124 n ~. Sc To-
224s CHESTER ST. sE-6 r. 4 b. ELEC
ard Ess, garaEe. large yard. S35. Cclored-
ll6 18th ST. ne q r.. ami. nsar Eastern
HEh SIS, Also lis 10th 1T. ne. & r. an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
RENT RooMs-FURNIsHED.

1921 MCPHERSON PL. (1sth and Conn.
ave. l--Ofiosr's family will let one or Two
second floor front rooms. southern exposure
near bath continuous hot water, twin oeos'
ami walking distance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18

1917 10th n.w-3 clean rooms, sink. Ess
range, electricity: Ink; newly decorated
second NOor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18

1875 n sT Nw-Two second. floor front
housekeeping rooms. electricity. INV H. gas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18

THE SAVOY, Apt A. 14th and Girard1,
Large room suitable Tor couple uhe %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18

1902 CONNECTICUT AVE. near Dupont Cir
cle--Large bright double room. twin beds
sos month: electricity. phone. maid service
rom GlG month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18

1907 EYE sT-Large single (S20l ard doi-
Bile S301 rooms. ideal downtown location
2 squares north of White House shower
bath telephone maid service. Main $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18

liCT MASS. AVE. Nw-Downtown resi-
DENTAL; large front room. private porch
running water: HOUSEKEEPING OPTIONAL. 20
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THE SHERIDAN. Apt. s-Large; pleasant
second floor front room. opening from nan
haf 81 weak
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I4tb AND CLIFTON NV. Victoria az
Large room next bath; private famlN g
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1918 RHODE ISLAND AVE. w.-NicelY
furnished single double room. telephone
hot at
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i3l6 EYE ST Nw-tFranklin Parkl 81
week: fat second floor. 3 rooms. sink, range,
electricity $40 week; transients. Frar6.ih
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1924 L ST. Nw.-Lovely large rooms s!:gle
or double, next bath, second hoor WIN
dows: southern exposure: running WAFER
electricity: reasonable.
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WALKING DISTANCE OF downtown-share
dssirahln room with Young man: ami, dulet
annrtr,eut house Phone North 1865.
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galow rooms hath al porch basement:
gas, elect. h.-w.h.: trees: lot 5Ox20o; garage.
S65. "a Woodland ave Col 1881.
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1880 PARK RD-S75 MONTH. o ROOMS
and bath ami: hot.wster heat. Also 3es
Park I'd I rooms . baths: large yard ga
rage for cars SIPS month. FRANK ".
AITFMTfS p144 I4th at
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1881 MORSE ST NE-Two second floor
front; hall, bath: Ink. heat, hght, gas
furnished: seuii-detached house: h-w.m, .
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rooms. bath. basement, closets, gas, cleo
| tricity: furnace, tpees. lot 50x2Qo. garage;
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FOR SAI.E-APARTNEN

BY OWNER IN IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL
necd-Two rooms. kit. bath: well arranged
remarkable view overlooking Zoo Pask: e
oulldlnE: Quiet. open neiEhhornoots ess,
access stores and caTs. Col BoS
, 1927-10-21
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Rio Janeiro, Oct. 18Th. A tragedy
marked the arrival at RIO Janelro OF the
French aviators Costes and Lebrlx on
their Transatlantic fight. Three Brazil
ian ayiqtors Capt. Ohviera, 1t. Silva and
Lit. Barreto, attached to the welcoming
squadron, were killed. The Braziiians
were flying at a height Of about 800 feet
when their plane crashed and burst into
Flames. Costes and LebrlX plan to re-
sumo their flight to Buenosaires.
Buffalo, Nyk. Oct. 18th. The Inter
national Peace Bridge between Buffalo
and %Brideeburg will be opened to pedes-
TRANS ;ouay, Mr.. John V. Allen, Score
tary OF the Bridge Committee has an
nOunced.
New York, Oct. 18th,-With the
, 1927-10-21

individually the status OF each person
proceeding to continental United States
to determine citizen ship status. On &C.
count of the close proximity OF the Brit
ish Island of Tortola, with which trade
and passenger traffic has always been
without restriction, the immigration prob
lem in the Virgin Islands is a difficult
one.
The sugar planters unable to procure
labor from the n%eighboring British Is
lands, have had to turn to Porto Rico as
a source of supply. Since April of this
year about 500 of such laborers have been
imported into Saint Croix and an increase
of population from this source may be
confidently expected. These labOrers are
proving highly satisfactory.
TAXES. The situation with respect to
taxes S less satisfactory in the Munich
pality of Saint CroiX than in the Munich
pality of Saint Thomas and Saint John,
Generally speaking, Saint CrOiX should
present a better tax source than Saint
Thomas since the Island of Saint CroiX is
an agricultural Island with a staple pro-
duct. While the Island of Saint Thomas is
more err less independent upon the actlvl-
ties If its harbor, agriculture being
practically negligible.
no general revision OF the tax laws
may be expected although certain minor
changes will be recommended by the
Government after completion of the sur
vey now being made.
FINANCE. On July l, 1927, there was
instituted in the Municipality OF Saint
Thomas and Saint John a Department of
Finance TO centralize the collection Of
revenues agd all purchasing, disbursirg
and accounting. This system superseded
tie old system under which revenues
were collected and disbursements made
bv the several heads Of Departments.
Nv the old system there was duplication
of effort and the heads Of departments
were unnecessarily hampered with tnan-
cial burdens. This centralized depart
ment of fuance will enable Tim Financial
Adviser to keep a close scrutiny on all
expenditures and it is confidently expect
ed that greater economy in budgetted eX-
repditures will result. 1t is planned to
create a similar Department in the NUM-
cipality Of St. Croix on January l, 1928.
The DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
The Virgin Islands of the United States
can boast of a health organization that is
a source of pride to the Islanders and to
continental Americans who visit the Is
lands. A Municipal Hospital, with a
small insane asylum, and a Sanitation
Service. in the Island Of Saint Thomas;
q large hospital in Christiansted, a
smaIlee one in Frederiksted. a Leper Asy-
INN and an Insane Asylum, and a Santa
, 1927-10-21

U. S, NAVAL RADIO STATION
OCTOBER 10Th, 1927.
(COurteSY OF the Associated PreSs.)
Washington. The Attorney General
has approved a recommendation for a
pardon for Earl Carroll a New York
theatrical producer, serving a sentence
of a year and a day at Atlanta in connec.
ton with the investigation OF his famous
bathtub party.
Portland, Me.-Maine voters in a spc-
ciaI referendum decided two to one to re-
peal the Maine Direct Primary.
Washington General Summerall had
an hours conference with President
Coolidge in which the housing problem
for the army was discussed.
Washington. - Former Congressman
Upshaw says that the south, with the
possible exception Of Louisiana, is soIidly
against Governor Smith OF New York
for President.
Salt Lake City. A New York City Jew
was found handcuffed to a post on the
outskirts of this city and reported to the
police that be had been robbed OF fifty
five thousand dollars By a gang of six
masked men.
Washington. Dwight w Morrow con-
Guided his conference with the President
and officials here and announced that he
expects to reach his post in Mexico City
on Sunday.
Nogales, Ariz DISPATCHES reaching
here tell Of heavy damage done to the
Mexican Gulf Coast by the recent storms.
Key West, Fla. The Key West-Hava-
ma air mail service was iuaugurated TO-
day when a seapIane. piIoted by G. 7.
Caidwerr, reached Havana carrying sew
en- bags of first class mail.
New York.-1he aviation program for
the coming year includes a trans Atlantic
flight by ChamberIIn in a huge Bellanca
plane capable of transporting twenty pas
sengers.
Washington. No orders to officers
were published by the Navy Department
today.
Weather normal
, 1927-10-21

SlduLiIR uSdilSL lIl6tJs AiUCtb h. i OH
and Harry f. Sinclair went to trial on
charges Of criminal conspiracy, growing
out Of the lannon's Teapot Dome Naval
Oil Lease. Although yesterdays pro-
ceediugs in a district of Colombia Court
constituted only the criminal phase Of the
long drawn out fight on the Government
to cancel the oil leases negotiated by Mr..
Fall as Secretary of the Interior, the
Supreme Court a week ago canCelIlng
the Teapot Dome transaction eXreSSed
the opinion that the two defendants had
c0nspmed together. The opinion, how
ever, was rendered lin the civil suit and
did not relate directly to the indictments
under which Fall and Sinclair We're tried.
New York, Oct. I9th--The raw sugar
market was quiet and in the absence Of
business, prices were unchanged at 4 II
for Cuban, duty paid. Raw sugar fu-
lures lost practically all of yesterdays
gain, closing at net losses OF four to
seven points. Sales totalled %, 500 tons.
December closed 2 81. January 2.93,
March 2.S8, July z SO, September BOB.
No changes were announced IN retlners
list quotations, which ranged from $50
to 6.l0 for fine granuIateG.
Moscow, Oct. 19th-Ihe campaign
which began recently of Ousting from
the ranks of the Communist party mem
bers who are charged with carrying on
opposition propaganda, is continuing IN
abated on a nation wide scale. Thirty
five Communists today were expelled
from the Kharkov-Tifis Kiev party or
ganiZatiCn.
Washington, Oct. 19th-Admiral Sir
Walter H. CoWan and staff, paid a for
NAL visit to the Canadian Legation here
on Monday. They were received by Mr..
Vincent Massey, who later in The day
returned the visit. II. M. S. Calcutta
and II. M. S. Cairo, which have arrived
here, are on a good will visit to Washing
ton.
Belgrade. Oct. 18th. "A protest against
the tone of the Jugo Slavian press since
the assassination last week of the Alba
Man Minister Ibena-Bey at Prague, has
been made to the JugU SIav Foreign Min
istpr, IA, Y. Manukovltch, by Signor A.
Bordrero, the Italian Minister TO Bel
grade. Signor Bordrero said that the
press comment was calculated to strain
relations between Italy and Jugo SIavia.
Kingston Jamaica. Oct 20th--Ihe re-
cent heavy weather around the parishes
of st Mary and st. AIMS il is reported
caused the loss Of two million banana
trees. but as seventeen million stems of
bananas have already been exported,
the loss of fruit is not considered great.
The principal losers are the Atlantic
Init Tor,rorv who at0pn Inst 760 000
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14
Madge and Mary Trcmble at Philip
 NerilLru's Return

If l had not been so confused by receiving Philip Ncritacn's fiamtoy- ant wireless message and summons to his office while DiCky was stand fng near me, never would have giv- en my husband the opportunity Tor the bitter jabbinG retort which h. made to my announcement that ] would not go to Mir. NcrltzeD's oi- flee on Sunday, but would wait un- til Tuesday because l dId not W nt to upset Dicky's first weekend at home.
 According 10 our agreement, that is hardly in your power. IS lt?' he said so quietly that for an instant l did not get the full significance of tn" remark.
 T beg your pardon" said. with equal quiotudr. 'I am afraid l worded my sentence unfortunately. What really meant was that l did not wish to upset Junior, who ishos LIS both to be with him, and for whose sake alone our agreement vas made"
 We were both breathing bit quickly as We faced each other. I heard Mother Grahun's door close and knew that she and Mary had withdrawn from what might prove to he a battlefield.
 Does It lie within my province 'o point out to you that from all staudpoints I think you are making 2 mistake ?" he said. This man, is your employer, remember that. Eou receive a large salary from him for just the knowledge which he wishes to utilize as soon as he lands. Per haps you do not realize his reputa- tion as q martinet. IL is entirely within his rights-J read your con- tract, remcm ber-to discharge you summarily if you fail 10 appear at the time he has specified, and if he tmagines that anything save death or serious illness has kept you away. he is extremely likely to exercise his rights.'
 l had sense enough to realize that he was making a tremendous effort to be fair and to point out 10 me something which 1t was needful fer me to remember. But secretly l did not agree with his opinion that Philip Neritzen needed to utilize my opinions as soon as he landed. Very vividly to me came the memory of the great producers farewell talk with me in his office just before he sailed when after giving directions for my finishing Of his work, and my subsequent taking of a vacation, he had held my hands tightly in his
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14

bend and the child becomes knock kneed or bow-lcgged: 1t may even develop a twisted spine. Such q child is especially susceptible to in lection. and rickety children do not ordinarily live long.
 One of the greatest discoveries of modern times is the determina- tion Of the fact that this disease is due to the absence from the body of vitamin D. which seems to control the use in the body of calcium and or phosphorus. and also 10 the ab- sencc Of sunlight, of which the ultraviolet rays seem to be definite ly associated with the production of vitamin D.
 Nitamin D is especially abundant in cod liver oil. Today physicians recognize that this substance should be given regularly 10 all children. particularly during the winter EXpectant mothers and nursing mothers are also urged to take cod liver oil so that the im- portant substance may reach the child through them. This yitamin appears also in butter and in egg yolk, but not in such quantities as
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14

'1 could have little house bull, on it-something modern. Just a modest home, you know. a-a-sort ot bungalow. Of course. most Cf 'h' fellows go in for flats but l don, like 'cm myself. They're not home like-do you think? ?" he wound up with beautiful disregard for Eng fish.
 Yep" said Teddy. equally care less.
 "A man can't get feeling of in- dependence in an apartment-can't take tn right kind Of pride in his home.' continued Dinny, a tar-away look in his eyes.
 Teddy pacifically ''let him rave" This wasn't the first time he had dwelt on his dream home" although he had never before gone quite so much into detail.
 She felt guilty relief to find they had reached the lakeside. There would be enough diversion for the afternoon to make him forget his foolish dreams, Teddy told herself.
 Park that tin outrage in th' shade" she cautioned him. "Th' suns likely to make 1t curl up and keel over."
 Dinny laughed good-naturedly.
 That's another thing l especially like about you. Ted" he remarked, with large nonchalance. Your sense of humor. I don't think you know what il is to nope or cry. Do you ?"
 Her face clouded and a wave o. bitterness swept over the little C. porter. But she laughed again as she replied:
 Not I, Dinny. Why. I'm Polly anna herself. Everything is gonna be all right-see?" she hummed, running toward the beach.
 She didn't plunge into the water at once, but held off waiting for him to join her. Dinny had Jagged be- hind 10 pick out q good place 10 eat their lunch.
 Teddy appraised him critically. He looked better, she thought. in his bathing suit than in his regular clothes. His was the deceptive slightness peculiar to many men. Unclad, the 1.-the ripple of muscle playing up and down his arms and shoulders could rot do otherwise than draw admiration. Diuny was more of a man than she had thought.
 (To Be COntinued)
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

" il%i iA+h' il4>I I i@-> T. IL Diana Brooks hcuutifu, daughter Of Roger Brooks, owner and pub i fisher Of the Catawba City Times, and q chain Of nine other nenspa- pers, had been kldnapcd then re- leased. Her father IS engaged in q persistent fight against the corrupt administration of CataWba City and through the medium of the Times, redouhlcs his s@athing attacks on politicians or the Ring and the Un- derW orld
 Later Brooks himself is kidnaped and in five days released. On his re- turn he finds that his newspaper stock is being manipulated and sus- poets John W. Walden, and re parcs for q fight.
 Brooks closest friend is Donald Keene, his literary editor, who is the guardian Of Teddy Farrell, re porter and Sob Sister. Teddy is in love with Don He, however, believes fimsclf in love with Lola Mantell. Dianas cousin.
 Teddy and pinny Morrison. young reporter. who is in love with her. rescue Diana from John W. Wal den. Jr., an interruptions cad who through q ruSe brings Diana 10 a roadhouse where he tries to attack her. Dinny knocks Walden out and Teddy, although she doesn't care for him as he does for her, reveals a new admiration for him. She ar ranges 10 go to a picnic with him. Diana, returning 10 her home, tells her father that Walden admitted that he hand his father arc Conspir- ing 10 ruin the publisher.
 NOW GO ON.