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His father and mother were also init
mate friends Of President and Mrs.
Lincoln and. while enga ged TO be mar-
ried. were in the box al Cords Theater
az the time Of Lincoin's assassination
His father. an Army officer. was
severely wounded by Booth when he
endeayOfed to protect the President
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some WOMEN
ALWAYS ATTRACT

You want to be beautiful. You
want the tireless energy, fresh com
pIexiOn and pep of youth. Then LET
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets keep
your system free from the p0isOns
caused by clOgged bowels and tor
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For 20 years, men and women
suffering from stomach troubles,
pimpIes, listlessness and headaches
have taken DIR. Edwards Olive
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cal0mel, compound of vegetable
ingredients, mixed with olive oil.
known by their olive color. They
act easily upon the bowels without
gripping. They cleanse the system
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Keep youth and its many gifts. Take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly, How
much better you viii feeI--and look.
10. soc, 6ac All druggists.
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CORONER HITS JUDICIARY.
Assails Officials Who Authorized
Raid Which Led to Death.

PHILADELPHIA, January 81 up.
Coroner Fred j. Schwartz, jr., in ad-
dressing the jury which returned a
verdict that a woman's death was due
to "shock caused by a raid of the
liquor squad in her home" criticized
the minor judiciary yesterday for is
suing warrants against private homes
on "flimsy evidence"
The verdict was returned in the case
of Mrs. Ida Waldman. who died in a
hospital here December % a few
hours after a raid by police on her
home in search of liquor. The coro-
ner criticized local law.enforcement Of
ficials for "going after the little fell
lows" only and failing to get the big
men, who are responsible for mos
of the illicit liquor"
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Was So Stiff and
Sore He Could
Hardly Bend
AS good as new next morning
after simple home treatment

After tramping around all day
with wet feet while out cunning,
a Philadelphia sportsman found
himself so stiff and lame he could
hardly bend.
Il went to work, but had to
come home" he writes. 81 applied
Sloan's Eminent freely and went
to bed. | was as good as new
next morning, thanks to the quick
and sure action OF Sloan's."
Sloan's gives real relief because
it doesn't just deaden the pain.
1t helps the body to throw off the
cause.
Apply a little lightly, without
rubbing Right away the stiff
ness and pain ease up, as fresh
healing blood is sent to the sore
spots.
Get a bottle of Sloan's today
and have it on hand for the first
emergency. All druggists-35
cents.
DR.. Earl s. Sloan. 1l3 w. 18th
Street, New York-Advertise-
ment
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WOMAN'S BUREAU.

The committees on law and legisla-
ton and charities and corrections of
the Federation of Citizens Associa-
ton will jointly hold a public hear
ing on the bill to establish by law a
womans bureau in the police depart
ment in the board room of the Dis
trict Building Saturday night at s
o'clock.
The Citizens Advisory Council also
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which is also the property of the
United States. This building will be
made to look as nearly as possible as
it did in 1865
Mr.. Rathhone's grandfather was Ira
Harris, Senator from New York dur.
ing the Civil War and one OF Presi.
dent LinColn's stanchast snnnnrfers
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SUGGESTS MEDIATION.
Pan-American Union Urged t.
Take UP Mexican Issue.

NEW YORK. January 81 (P-Dr.
Charles II. LevemOre, winner of the
S50,0 900 Box peace prize, suggests the
Pan-American Union be asked to me-
date in the Mexican crisis, since
leaders of the League of Nations
will make sure to do nothing which
might be interpreted as treading on
the corns of the United States"
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1911 KENYbN MI PIeasant--Slngie. south
front; runnhe hot and cold water IN room
best meals. s~45
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SINGLE room. good light we'll heated :
private home. near car line North 3349-W.
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SAVE
YOUR
CASH.
COMPARE VALUES.

The balance OF Our present
stock OF 65 cars contains
Coupes, Sedans. Tourings and
Roadsters in late model and
standard make cars. Bring a
small deposit to
"NALLACE"
For Better Used Cars.
1909 |. St. Main 7012.
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1927 HJfPP SIX SEDAN.
1924 JORDAN BLUE BOY
1927 PEERLESS SEDAN DEMONSTRATORS.
1925 MOON SPORT ROADSTER
1924 STCDEBAKER SEDAN LIGHT SIX.
1924 NASH SEDAN. PASSENGER.
1928 BUICK 5-PASS. BROUGHAM
1928 HUPP SPORT TOURING.
1926 PEERLESS LIGHT SIX SEDAN DEM
1925 Viii Ys-KNiGHT CouPE-sEDAN &c.
1924 PAIGE 7-PASS. TOURING.
1928 HUDSON COACH.
1928 DODGE ROADSTER.
1928 OAKLAND SEDAN AND COACH
1925 PACKARD 7ePASS. TOUKlNGS t3l
1924 BUICK 4-PASS. COUPE,
1925 JEWETT SEDAN DE LUXE.
1924 PEERLESS 2-PASS. COUPE-RoAD-
1924 fAFAYETTE SEDAN. 7-PAss.
1926 PEERLESS 4-PASS. SPORT TOURING.
1926 FORD TQURINGs. AND RoADsTERs.
1924 CHEVROLET 5-PASS. COACH.
1924 LINCOLN 5-PASS. SEDAN.
Your Car in Trade.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO.
FACTORY BRANCH.
l4th and P SITS. Main $3.50
Also
I722 18th St. NV. Frank. 633.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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AL Standard Makes
Latest Models.

1926 Buick Master 6 Sedan.
fully equipped with bumper, au-
tomato windshield wiper, mo-
tonleter, spare tire and tools.
Really a new car at a used-car
price. Your car in trade.
1928 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
1926 REQ Roadster; has bump
ers front and rear. spare tire,
automatic windshield wiper
Dainted in Duco and has top to
match. Your car in trade. Just
like new.
Open Sundays Until Il PM.
THE TREW
MOTOR Co,
1909 18th NV.
Main 4l73.
Open Evenings.
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The Explorers.

LED BY ARMISTEAD. A HUNDRED BROKE THROUGH
AND PLANTED THE STARS AND BARS" OF THE
CoNFEDERAcY UPON THE RIDGE BUT NO HUMAN
GALLANTRY COULD STAND AGAINST THE TERRIFIC
FIRE THAT BAKED PIcKETTS BRAVE TROOPS.
THE CONFEDERATE LINE WAVERED, BROKE. AND
THE SURVIVORS STREAMED BACK ACROSS THAT
DEADLY PLAIN.
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RENT WORCESTERSHIRE

1910 18Th ST NW.-Large double room
twin beds, 2nd floor, next to bath S25 Tor
one $40 for two 2S*
I'll EYE ST. .NE-CIean. warm: gdjoiuing
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ksAS THE FAST THINNING COLUMN DREW NEAR
THE UNION LINES, GREAT MASSES or FEDERAL
INFANTRY, THAT HID BEEN LYING DOWN BEHIND
THE GUNS, NOW ROSE AND OPENED A DEsTRUc-
TIVE FIRE. WHILE HANCOCK HURLED RECt-
MENTS UPON THE FLANKS OF THE ASSISTANTS.
THROUGH THE SMOKE THE CHARGING CoNFEDER-
ATES STRUCK TIE BLUE LINE.
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FORD SEDAN.

1QoT-tyre sedan Duco paint run around
600 miles Just like new. with all extras
buy this one and save depreciation. Owner
See Mr. Cats lincoln salegrooma l32
Connecticut ave NV, Phone Main 2oS0.
DON'T WATT"
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Observation-Disclosures Charge.

OR THE FIRST QUARTER MILE. THE CON-
FEDERATE ADVANCE WAS SHELTERED BY A
SLOPE, BUT AS THE GRAY LINES. WAVE AFTER
WAVE, SWEPT OVER THE TOP, THE FEDERAL
BATTERIES ON THE RIDGE AND ROUND TOP RE-
OPENED WITH DEADLY EFFECT. GREAT GAPS
WE'RE TORN IN THE RANKS. BUT THE LINE Old
NOT FALTER.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

HUDSON COACH.
Late model: in wonderful condition: bal
loon tires; new paint Can be bought very
cheaply, See this car before buying else
where. Eday terms. your ear in trade.
Lincoln saIesroom. 1882 Conn. ave. NV.
Main 20S0.
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mons sinse beds At $50 and G s&5 per sS month
eSiient meals and good service. North as04.
2 3i4si "a I'm sr NWl--Brish3 aitraetiysly
n Pel sol hep' no, water Phone electricity
Eenlent 70 bus aud car lines.
THE RHODE ISLAND 1887 Il ave nv.
easy VAN T e.H, b sinsle and deuele re9ps
chef - wears
Dupont CIRCLE I4IG 2ist st.-Bright.
warm rooms, mi. excellent meals. home
hl served
TWO YOUNG PEOPLE or counlo wanted 10
Shar2 new horne with Young couple DYivi-
BOX loe.C' Star once
1881 \ ST NW.--Near business district. by
traHslents accommodated 3Os
1892 EYE 'Bruuswic6 We'll Furnished
55 AVE Fo ani g Ne bath Two se"tlemen good
l94l BILTMoRE---AH conveniences Of
tthned nome good meals. home cooked ia
bic board. Before o. after !
MODERN suburban home for tired or con
SSaesce mt Isrsonu-. rates reasonable I'd
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL The Nal
fo Sa private S Sa9 e ayS tsoIe
hi3 NORRIS ST, Nicely furnished
warm room. with board, In private family
OF 3 adults near car lines.
LARGE FRONT ROOM and board for twt
Young ladies II twin beds fine northwest 10
eallty mederatc Adams 2372. 90,
2nd-FLQoR FRONT. ami: near bus. cay
Fctworth home privileges private Enghal
family. Adams 1891 j. 2S'
J 1852 QUE <W.--Larga warm newly deco.
rated room; twin beds. con. hot water De
lictOus meals
1896 FAIRMONT ST--T.0vely s1uthern-ey
posture room adjoining bath continuous hot
water warm board optional.
TWO FRONT ROOMS with bath. splenGC
meals walking distance privileges. 80 am
S3S. North $50 %
1882 X ST. &W-Beautiful double fronf
room well located downtown. REASONABLY
with excellent meals. also single room. 20
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NORTHBROOk COUKTS-Large, vel fur-
nlshed room. adjoining bath, family OF two.
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LAMBERT
I1UDSON-ESSEN
USED CAR DEPT,
1922 l. St.
" est Of Conn, Ave.

Our prices are generally rec
ognized as the most reasonable
in Washington,
You will be thoroughly con-
vinced OF this fact ii you will
accept our cordial invitation to
visit this department and inspect
what we consider the greatest
values ever offered in used cars.
Forty to choose from.
Prices range from $35 to $3.50.
Lambcrt-fIudson Motors Co.,
1922 /. St.
West OF Conn. Ave.
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TARIE ROARn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

2593 18th NV Near Central High: e
cellent home cooked food. individual SER
lee S25 monthly,
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.
I644 PARK ROAD NW.ATHREE ROOMS
and private bath light and airy three 81
ing gaa aud electricity, $40; adults, Adams
HENRIETTA. a33 sT--5 ROOMS no:
central: save car fare In fine condition.
SEQ ianitor. Tel Col. 244l.
(Continssd on Next Paxe.l
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200 CAPITOL ROOMS. BATH AND
porch: private entrance: LIST floor; $40. Also
other locations. furnished or UNFINISHED X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

IYfl BILTMORE---AN conveniences OF
Febned nome, good meals. home cooked ia
Die nnnrl BeLore o. after Z
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63I G NE.-TwO front rooms nicely FUR
for III k. a ami. near car line. 27s
2S12 CONN. AVE. Apt. 6--WeH furnished
room. next 10 bath
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LADY waatA com Portable room and board
IN refined hNne. preferably private family
viii nay veg for right accommodations. "
star Of{cn 0Ts
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HAWKINS.
Dependable | sed Cars.

HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. INC.
Conveniently Located,
l333-1337 14th St. NV.
Main $3.50. Open Evenings,
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THE BUCHANAN APIS. 4526 18th ST.
ror. Buchanan st-Nicely fur. liv. rn.. bed
I'm, b and Gne omen porch 500 Also th9
and 2 bedrns k din. alcove. y. with show
or. 1855 $40 SIS. $50 Apply lanitors or
W. CARL WYATT. owner. Adams 1881.
iiving-dining room. large rec hall bedroom,
inciosed sleeping porch, 10x2O; modern
ant house best school one block a1Go
18th - NV Apt. 4O3. end Mt. Pleasant
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GREATEST VALUES IN
TOWN.
BUY A REPOSSESSED CAR
EVERY CAR GUARANTEED
TERMS OR TRADE.

These cars are in perfect condition: fully
so1I}Dued and guaranteed all late models
several equal 10 new, Same can be secured
~ taking M the unpaid notes, part cash
balance 10 . months.
2007 18th NV.
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KEDRICK-DowNTOw SOUTH FRONT
room private bath; twin beds or furnished
as sitting room: electric g-ill: TO October ! @.
$50 monthly. Apt. 502. FIR. e576.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

2012 PORTNER PL. NV - Furnished
housekeeping rooms: ami; warm and com
abf
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3 M n " desirable basement. 3 rooms.
yate bath; other housekeeping rooms
'henette h.-w.h. cleo; reasonable
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1873 IRVING ST-ROOM AND KITCHEN
cite S25 monthly rental 81 floor. con-
mercial zone: can start business; S5o0O
rental.
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tHt- hHIIE ISLAND 1857 x I ave nv.
,.s,sei warm single and double rpows.
SAsN Walk Govt bureaus. OH English lobby.
beautiful dining room. excellent board. same
chef / 8 vears F "' "a 'sA
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NOTICE THESE SpECIALSl

lights and starter ............. 1875
Parts for All Makes of CATS
ROBERT HERSDON'S
- AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
100 Fla, Ave. NE North t040s, 81
1923 CADILLAC VICTORIA.
Coupe wonderful condition throughout
low mileage has to be seen TO be appre-
ciated. Priced low. easy terms; your car In
trade Lincoln Salesroom. 1892 Conn. ave.
NV. Main 20s0
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FOR TRANSIENTS-NEAR DUPONT CIR
b.: accommodates rs people; $40 per VII
Including everything Call West l76.
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1886 FAIRMONT ST.--I.oyely s0uthern-ey
posture room adjoining bath, continuous hot
water warm board Outienaf
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ROOMS, KITcHEN AND BATH, FUR
ni=hed. will sell furniture to party leasing
bargain. Apt A. 1900 18th st. nv. o to
m - all daV
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i767 P. CORNER Isth--5 SPACIOUS
room apt q: housekeeping. , baths: garage
h.-w.h: fireplaces: SI25 monthly. Franklin
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THE -ARGONNF. APT 5O5-TwO LARGE,
bright rooms reception ball kitchen and
bath completely furnished reference eN-
changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

MODERN suburban home for tired or con
Eaiescent persons rates reasonable. Ad
dress Box 5s-C star ofiee c1s
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: ROOM AND. MEALS wanted IN a private
family tho boarding housel. hy. business
man Q diet OF plain. simple food. Chevy
Chase section Address Box dob Star
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TWO YOUNG PEOPLE or counlc wanted 60
ShaFa new horne with Young couple DEixi-
eEes good cook ard maid service Address
l{ON lVH+tFy Star Office
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 14IC 2ist st.--Brtght.
warm rooms. mi: excellent meals. home
piade breads. desserts fresh meats vegeta-
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LARGE FRONT ROOM and board for twc
young ladies II twin bedst. fine uOrthWes 10
calItv moderate Adams 2372 e0s.
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3S CALVERT ST.---Larse. SUNNY room
ttEldual tfDirs delicious meals moderate
-a. Phunl Cnlurrnhia aaHI
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1882 X ~, &W-Beautiful double fronf
room. we'll located downtown: reasonable
with excellent meals. also single room. 80
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5l62 1Sth IT Nw,-EriEht. attractively
FURNISHED rooms. with or without board
nleuU heat. hot water. phone electricity
near cor. Lamont and Nj Pleasant sts. con
NeNient 70 bus aud car lines
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752 QUE N.W.--Largs warm newly deco
rated room. twin beds. con. hot water; de
ctOus meals
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1 So EYE Brunswick Well furnishes
table Ant 81 POS
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FOR sALE--AUTOMoBHEs
l8-CARAT
USED CARS.
MARMONS.

1926 Custom Coupe Z pass.
1925 Custom Sedan 6 pass. J.
1923 Touring Il pass.
1923 Custom Sedan Il pass
The above cars have been or
are being rcconditioned and re-
finished and represent excep-
tionally good values. They are
sold by US, as all l8-carat cars
are. with a 30-day guarantee.
These cars, costing new $4,000
to $1,000 each, can be bought al
half their original prices.
HOLLAND MOTOR Co,
1886 Conn. Ave.
Potomac 8o2.
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WNNTFD-ROOMS AND BOARD.

1924 VERMONT AVE. Nw.--singie ana
double rooms, excellent meals. Fr. ge3.
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2ud-FLooR FRONT. ami. near bus caF
Fctworth home privileges private Engha!
family Adams 35Hi J. 2Ss
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GENTLE MAN wishes furnished room. with
rcals. private family garage cOnN enient.
Address BOX l60-C star Office.
JAPANESE. working at Greer Gallery 81
Art wants room aud breakfast. Address
Box cobb Star office 81"
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL The MAI
voh0. 2U22 tOun. ave. BE Autifui
rooms. private bath excellent table
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

1851 + ST NV Near business district hy
rankin t'5Uk. excellent table. reasonable
traIlSicuts accommodated aOs
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TWO FRONT ROOMS With bath splendid
meals; walking distance privileges, 500 a9e
S3S. North $50 -"
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TWO BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
kitchen bath In lovely warm exclusive
apartment house, must be seen to be ap-
preciated 1874 nth 81. ".
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1870 WYOMING AVE. - HANDSOMELY
furnished ) rooms. reception hall and porch Z.
excellent location and service. Phone North
1926
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INp UNFUR
ROOMS AM RnARn

1920 etst NV. near Dupont Circle--Two
mons single beds nj $40 and sos per month
Tor two persons IN ROOM; you viii And ex-
cSilent meals and good service. North aSn4
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II\COLNS.

LINCOLNS.
r and = passenger sedans. sport tourings
noSnee at prices chat viii appeal. These
cars have been rebuilt and are like new Ia
sverv rsSpect Attractive terms, Your car
- part payment Lincoln SaiesFoon. l1a2
Conn ave NV. Main 20So. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

hi3 NORRIS ST NE--Nicely furnished
Uarm room with board in private family
OF B ndMIts nenr 3 car Anes
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PEERLESS.
Your Opportunity.
Buy With Confidence.

A good used car at a very low
price; also very easy. terms.
Each and every car has been
thoroughly rehnished, including
all good tires and mechanical
condition \ No. |
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JORDAN COACH.

In perfect condition In every respect: all
new tires: perfect mechanically: Ike new
inside wonderful little car. Priced right;
rasy terms: your car In trade Lincoln Sales
room 1882 Conn. ave. nv. Main 2Os0
TREW VALUES
TRADED IN ON
THE NEW
REQ FLYING CLOUD.
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/ laos BELMONT ST NW.-Entire 3rd floor
/ , rooms, kitchcnette, private bath balcony;
reasonable to permanent party adults
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FOR SALE-AUTOIOBILES,

CHEVROLET ENGINES WELDED IN the
car. So to SIS. Weldit Co, 5I6 LIST NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-19

They kin themselves. One hundred
thousand die OF cancer and still more
or heart disease, a great deal OF which
could be prevented If taken in time.
Somebody has defined human life as
a proportionate growth Of strength,
stature and nervous force and a like
proportionate decline toward death
Honest striving after an ideal is one
of the greatest forces to make people
live long.
Civilization has brought the dis.
| eases Of old age. But it must be re-
membered that civilization alone has
| made old age possible. The animals
and primitive men never survive to
old age. Man has introduced 81 new
factor into the economy of nature
| mutual aid"
Care of Babies.
DR. John Osborn Polak. professor
of obstetrics at the Long Island Col
lege Hospital. spoke on the efficacy of
prenatal care in towering the death
rate of infants. He said that $50, 900
babies die in the United States every
year in the first month and 10 per
cent of them die the day after birth
because of inherited diseases. DR.. Po-
lax gave specific directions for proper
prenatal care, with early examina-
ton of the mother as a prime requi-
site
DR.. Charles II. Mayo of Rochester,
Mimi, spoke on Growing Old Grace
fully"
DR.. Mayo said that he has no use
for ''that bunk, gland transplanta-
ton" and stressed that one Of the
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tistics show that IN a few years one
In eight viii die of heart disease. one
in seven of cancer and one IN SIX ol
apoplexy or high blood pressure i'll
we could make everybody submit 70
examinations, SO per cent of these
could be saved"
Rev. ca b. Mouhnier, president OK
the Catholic Hospital Association, salo
that undar the direction OF the amer
can College of Surgeons the hospltais
of the country had been revolutionlzed
In the nast few wears. so that persons
now hasta the idea of going TO nos
pital tostget well instead OF to die
Change i'm Hospitals.
THE day Of treating any sort on
serious Illness in the home Is gone
said Feather Moulinier. An average %
ne-tel9h of the people of the united
States. about 10000, 900 lndlVlduals'
are in. the country's hospitals every
wear. There no longer is the danger
Of incompetent surgery and OF 1ncor-
rect diagnosis.
''TAo4 merly, when you went to the
hosriral. YOU remained the patient or
vour, own physician. Now, in a nos
pitaL which has accepted the minimum
STANDARDS of the American College OF
Surgeons, YOU are the hoSpltal 5
patignt The physicians have seen a
new light. They have no patients
whit!h belong to them any longer.
They belong to the patients. The hos
pitaI gives the benefit of experts IN
all sorts of scientific medicine.
~ iagnosis is no longer guess work.
understand that the Mayo brothers
have risen from 20 per cent correct
diagnoses a few years ago to IS per
cent. They have been able to do this
because they perform autopsies on
the cases where they fail and never
malte the same mistake again. If you
wa1lt to do a real service to humanity
put in your will that if you die of any
obscure disease your body is to be
subjected to an autopsy. I have done
so. 1t will be done with the greatest
care and reverence"
DF. George David Stewart. presi-
dent-elect of the American College of
Surgeons. spoke on adding years to
life.
Men don't die said DIR. Stewart