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FALLS CHURCH, VA.

. GOOD Groom. 2.story, house. good loca.
ton, close to cars. large front porch, well
on back pQych, earase,. hen houses nice
Ssresn THIS isrs sso lsa i. ee rsas
soid to settle an estate viii arrange terms;
AMI. nice front and back porches. gafase.
shade. lots OF fruit, I "a acfes iand Close
p % n$rs ssshooif stores and ehpSches This
range terms, 49, -
New GROOM BUNGALOW. .eak floors. cellar,
location, on Lee Highway. Large lot. viii
nave fa 70 see 70 appreciate. $4,000. Terms
month, '1 w" 'S.
Good R.story. Ia.rooan house. with ami
I Darn. and large hen house, acres laid
friee. % 500. Arrange tersme.. All kinds
Oh o., property NJ all prices and farms, little
rhope, Fails Church SO during ONCE hour.
or 7n-J-1 at other times. 20
II. H. ANDERSON eco.
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sAI.E-sUBuRBANs PROPERTY.

BAN saiI.sa ssss.s: ~ ss:se "a we:
axtarss: i;;g,ece sink: sasass and eYnsrete
fov only Sc $50. o. easy terms. Main 4iss:
BY FROM THE. BUILDER AND SAVE
Rom s and asas trane sa s Ill oera
Eas; wa:er, ciextrieity: sever a,nf scssra!
% n Cherry s Sa aSs,s -, tisrn,,don. " 8.
Asst BARGAIN IN Mt RAINIER: FOR 4
s sssd eo ss newly nsi .sa biass
Il En-: phaas hys,ss' ssis.J Vs. "A Address p x
CLARkNDoN.. vAs--wlLL. SACR,FlCE p
room and bath bungalow, am.i.S large lois
u block 60 car and bus lines; sverythsng I'D
first -cisss condition; $4,000. Phone Ciafsh
and shstie ssa.hcris exposure. NOT far from
ys5 s' e. o. On E niafaaaa rGaa es @
NEW BUNGALOW.
rooms all, modern improvemen,s ssnt tls
a6 bright sear fine location sose To near Stores
schools and churches; will sacrifice for i'm
t,s sa' En-. So. YATES P BOSWELL. Owner.
FOR SALE ROOM BUNGALOW: GAS.
, lot ssxiss fesr sogsasSSe MACK
For sale---@e-roonls, 2-stQry new house,
with all convenienees except gas; hot-water
heat and bath. with / acre OF ground; situ.
ated on the river front on Matayeys Hill, near
Rosslyn Price $40. 900. :.
For salc---3 new bungalows. 8 rooms. with
sss Is. s bath sna Mi1
FOR SALE new bsrpen bunxa!ows. with
electricity bath. heat, furnace. Or hot water.
w,sa big le' With ie.s Of saaie .sisa NH s.s q
For. sale-.4SAroo buns allow, with Electric.
ity. gas and heat: no bath: TOT 81 "a 10:
situated on Clarendon ave, 2 blocks from
$500 cash balance on terms. ~
For sale~--6roo bungalow, with electric
ity. gas. bath and heat. with lot T5x12o; feet:
on Woodstock St. Clarendon plenty OF
shade blocks from Wilson Blvd. Price.
isy. gas. bath and heat: lot bJxied feel !:
s,tuated on LAtterner ave, Clarendon: no
shaQe. Price. 81. $50.
We have other houses for sale and Will Be
glAd TO show them 70 you. SERVICE AT
ALL TIMES IS OUR MOTTO,
Call Clarendon 1877.
aEo. h. sq RSclksEK ia' co!. -
Clarendon Va, IS =
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
On Homer ri. betweea Nschols ave and
sfn improvement; 8 large rooms and bath.
n Nv a electric liehts. large porches front
TO csrs. One Of the very best values on the
McLAcH1EN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real E&fAte DepArtnnent 10th and G.
Main A32. EveninEs. Sasth lib
NOW Is THE TIME
THIS Is THE PLACE.
$1,000.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.

Ten@ropm house with slate reof on cold
masonry foundation. Nine-foot cellar. under
entire hease with ss-in. stone Foundation
walls and metal und .spinntng. First noor
contains roosns and butler's pantry with
oueg fireplace in living rocyu and stationary
wash tubs and RANGE In kitchrn sscrna
Moor. bedrooms and bath. Attic. mn
ished ro0Ens. R0t.wAter heat throaChout.
New hon lust installed. Hot water in
kitchen, bath and buffers pantry. Roomy
t0.foot porch extensling around 3 sides of
hcnse and incaoses2 bark porch. 4.
kround, situated Y mile from the electric
Sailroad station and DIRECTLY On modem
dwelling the properly L. inahroved with n
pumn hnusc eduiDped with motor and pump
In drilled well Of excellent water tool h8Nsc
and range of poultry houses Anals. eeach.
niNns, cherry. 9Hinee ard nut sre.s are IN
gus and small fruits are planted In aban-
This pronerty in convenient TO both
GRADED and high schools. stores and church
roundinss are all that could he aesifed,
M r CHURCH.
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AN UNUSUALLY WELL. BUILT.
carefully planned brick and shingle
modified Dutch Colonial dwelling,
Chevy Chase. Nd. near country
room % f. hong large livink porch.
one bedroom 20 IT.. long, especially
me bath. hs-w.h.. electric light. auto
matte storage hot-water heater; house
completely screened. House distfn-
gulshe4 by excellence OF reconstruction
and reftnen1ent of detail. Bntlt-in ga
than eyer before offered, Owner. Adj
dress Box l32-K. Star Office -
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TAKOMA PARK

few homes OF individuality. D. c. and Md
,ou !. One Of Of, the moot attractive bunga.
oak ., saade. Il il on paved street convenient
renser limit NV e Wit6
sd room. asrage "a honey. quiet ace
We believe shis new Sn nnrafnnsu y Is The
vast ssA,a aSs:s . H Ne SSst ny
.SsssSsisa, ooea ssssIass asers 'e YAH ose
Tso s ssdie; wi'a and e ssacsss
ss sas sn sers room stars ii s g aye gas
uisa Box MsSs Ssseeh nansss Ss wisn
iSs ,;ss.ss ,, ssss sss e *
GOOD 81 cettase slsse y end Of car line. in
s es ssS & u.s.: sssss
S. New house. 3 'r roo1ss and s,aen,ns
P ay es sSn ,..x
e naase ni s.s q ss sSssh q
hs SsnssSlsa. sSs ssss os ise;SssSsn'eh''
wesn- Az inos~nesssso.scodnSss house. built 70
Is si.sd Hail. large xs'h lis aai
f beSroom w'n ,,1 nrTspl h iarxs pantry -Four
aisic~wiide STAIR DsAi ias sbISsen'9s porch and
With subs and toilet Hot-wassr heat sip rieed
a. $IS oo0 for early SALE .ee
brick. az larse rooms and atsi.' s1pss vssyy
wiehh w1sn Snen nirsplace Kitcnen equipped
inx board etc. Stairs Ia a,t nicoA. c ISn.
c'o Yrice NAY Ssa,c Be :old ,,ow Tor 600.
on Maple ave. Level. shady. a., senrr w.
Sssses; near schp9f 6s-foot lot In North
si.s5u. f psauhs n'a oaks az improvements
two. ~asAvv lor the
:. lo,acrs farm, 2 beauty SPOT, with grove
Oniee open Sunday, e' ~o'vvv'&
r. D. LILLE,
Cor. Laurel and Carroll Ave-. T.nor,. h...
tEnd OF i4th 50. s.Takon1a' car Ina
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KENT--SlIBURBAN PROPERTY
9 ROOMS. ELEC. LIGHTS. LARGE fnT.:
s ,s Ms & snf n aus sse g sr A9n z
TAKoMA .PARK---a6O MAPLE zvF-a.
rags: paved street. Phone" Adams a4a.Sa "a.
r raams S..SP PARK: Mp. - STORIES. 3
sss a2 Woodsnar e sys f phosnoss Sof
ss anAssk M MT 81 VERNON. ,vA---BEXUTIFUL
sssS bfef weisassss s,s sp1sn a., ssss and
t1ss ,, orchard s end poultry SSnsss cn slse
t. NV Sunday clsvslsad sksNSsSs. 1919 N
i i,ao N..n HEI0IUsE ~ sAApE 5 MINUTES
rsssoaaDis 'x Aa dsdssssn s S SSSsk FAN
s i IS H HOUSE. J Y ACRES. FRUIT or |;
Srookvsle Ave-. o. cfsren n YA y. EVERY. 81
M ty,n. ana on bs..c.,o1 LoRED UNFUKN, 5.R.
@ fS0e es!atsn t 81 nah s q IN Lang
Ia b4s Ss 1921 pgTI sSsn,E
BE ss sssss Dss::
SsEMI-BuNaALOW. UNIFORM. i LARGE
s ssss Of Ss osy KENT %p,sssd
SioMrohyABLE s.nooa HOUSE 4. II. !. !:
q sarasos wn %oodSs BLOCK
FIvE.RooM BUNGALOW A. = NJ. T.:
e9ire. 2sa Chestnut q. lyon CIV pa MRn' In.
PU H 8 r.: B.: ALL MODERN;
SHADE, $Sss s7.h IT, MOUNT fi Rainier Ad 9
Ii 2es =, vCSS erp1asIss HOUSE Gas
TAKoMA PzKK-MoDERN Ho,fsrs. All,
,,m n rooms $50: 9 roome. 500
Fprnished house. rooms, St;s. Il III fPp..
LIZ Laurel and Carroll Takoma :. Col.
$50 .oo-zEEXT 4:RM. suNd, = poRcHEs.
Rs1 t. ls''Ss v2s aERs l t:s asss Sss.s
ss SIsgs IS r. III, .|sy' ,,, ~
7.R0oM HOUSE. 4: n. IMP EXCETTENT
lawn, large garden lot; dssifabie iocaIitSys.
mo- l'Hs ppls Ar NJ saS
%. y W. WashinEton. Phone North e1Si !"
4:ROoM HUNGAL0w: PoKcHEs. CELLAR:
s ssf no. Asiaassssesa g. s hS9s:s ds s
S32.b0: ELECTRIC LIGHTS. SCREENED
porches; good condition. 5000 Sligo Mil nd.
south Of rakoma. - go ~.
BROOKLAND,
rms tile bath double gsrass large lot :
sazh6EsS haa as
WOODBRIDGE, .. c.
/ 34co o. Oak. Ave.---New house ID r,
hath: ami. one "a. from cars. bargnan.
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FOR sArE-HOttsEs.
BEST OF Its KIND.

BEST OF ITS KIND.
In Takoma Park. d. c.. on one of the
best streets; one block off car line; T-roorn
rooms. beautiful living room With. fireplace
large lot; can lie bought for $lS.400. Must
re Seen TO be appreciated. Call Adams
Specially Priced at $3.50.
1908 Quebec oil. NV: near l3th and
sprine rd.~-six rooms, lille bath: tapestry
brick; built BY. Jameson; closed sleeping
huilt-in refrigerator: servants toilet; 5 min.
utes' walk TO either 14th or Georgia ave.
cars occupaht win show house. or address
OWNER: Box 195-H. Star Office. or your
own broker, 25'
JOHN f. DONOHOE & SONS,
:,x REALTORS.
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc.
For colored rchaser--we have of
the best bargains In ID. G.. real estate; rea-
sonable in price and terms: brick dwellings,
in perfect condition.
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342e g.. Oak. ave.-.New house: r..
ssss farms. soaSEMaxSSa l csR Rsres snd
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sell You his nome At AT esss pin new Branch le
ten thousand ha doras trusts which are
sssilmsess Of slsssSve dollars dollars per- Month II
none NAN ls4sA------------.--,-----
slssirls. IIThs; sasase; s,lss sslee Il, $50
WIDOW LEAVING Il j. CRY { MijsTI iS or
as Ans i9S sa, ssi Aouss
room ON and bath home chssrfni' Convenient
arse wst osesss a s,s. as ts y s eel
diant age heater = eIiehtfnlly cool in sum.
a sf sd sGas u esss eaeaem Boa
ss'?s; e; IS. oo5|l; r.. e. BLOCK
lame ssse rS s@ essa sl month Nse g ssr
s ssal'Ss a ea1 rsH1s 4 aye ! e .
aa sr sema ss seses
ia ana ysno only Sl26oo; $50 mo- cleve-
No No CASH Ash. PAYMENT REoUiRED-o-RooN
mi.detached. brick hoqse. with built-in
c..s assr sl rs ssss!an ps! e.
eeIarsdo Bldg. Main 400 Eveninss COZ;
c coIa VI: AVE. NV: ROOMS.
ana ns,nt pam; nnace nea,s new paper
Owner; csIl I'll ism ss.s ny. -.
sss. ssss ssrssss yssy s;.s: ssss
One souaie bus. etfeet cars excellent
nss@ ssss terms
Aqares go, BOY $50 ssar once --.-
A. aaa Sardz sssfsye -ss , go ,.r.,son :,
hu"'nS w. DO kseHcison 81 ~
20 6O0---FOk QUICK SALE NICE GROOM.
deer. lot. TO- naved alley, on wide avenue.
southeast. Lincoln 6726.W. Ts
rnoms D hatbe h 20 eiac 5 ear ra.
ra@s r. vn,, sre Ion,.,nr. far es' enod home
house. III bth Il. NE. -"
cor 0RTSD HfTYEfs : 1TSTENTT0N --- 4
BloominaTiale barrain: ane 6.rm. tTtc,x WITH
holise In excellent condition: s,ficed ~ MI $50
for Quick sale. $50 so monthly covers all
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WOODBRIDGE. d. c.

Beautiful Groom house: h.-w.h.; tiled
bath: oak esrss larse l saS Il AZ sc, sSdded and
Guiding all interest. Inquire zoos Brentwood
I'd ne. Cal North 1888.
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Priced Low for Quick Sale.
=. Owner q chs e.soom and bath colonial
Has hot-water heat electricity colonial front
porch. breakfast and sieeping porches: large
yard: -double garage. paved alley. Located
near Florida ave- III and 18th SITS. ne. No
reasonable offer will be refused Address
Box 229-K Star office.
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WHY PAY RENT
I 500 cash. $50 per month, buys this semi.
det 2-story brick. Or. and b.. hot-air heat.
cleo. space for gar. near Soldiers Home
will tai e end trust note as part payment.
possession with deposit. Adams 1859.
50. 700: SIX,RM. & B, BRICK. Sc: WHITE
neighborhood electricity; garage space fine
condition.: 50 900 cash NEEDED: from owner.
Address Box 402-K. Star office
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BROOKLAND.
WOODBRIDGE. Is. {

rms. tile bath. double garage large lot
sonabie. GE6RaE G. HEfDER s5o7 18th ~. ne
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Woodridge-Brookland.
New Home--Extra Large Lot.
In q location of new homes and only two
blocks from John Burrouahs school, Semi.
BUNGALOWS of & large rooms. full tiled bath
with bliilt-in tub and fixtures: electric lights,
open fireplace. hardwood floors lot 50x150.
McIACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Department. 10th and q.
Main 432 Evenings. North 3f3.
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1412 Eve st. NV. Franklin g503

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saS fsrkk g$E AZ M 2Egs HAS FIVE
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WAh TER REED lS 2, HoSPITAL,.-
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MARIO VENTURA.
Phone Hyattsy1lis 1906. open Sundays
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Hou.. worth $1,000 eSNR Sn s.Il for $1,000
rsgs: lot soxiSo; near Hyattsviiie Hisih
school.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP'Y.

SMALL ACREAGE GROOM HOUSE. con-
yenieneee:. under 40 fmihutes from Treasury:
fllS.RpQM. ,H,1tis4s.. AMI pREFKRAHLT
- q. Woodbridge or Brook land Address Box
-, 4 Star office.
SNAIL. REFINED FAMILY, DESIRES 70
rent furnished heasp OF about rooms with
inlDroyenients: Kensington. Nd, or nearby.
reasonable rent. Address Rox 233-K. Star
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NOOIINI IJ\II., y. e.
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
On Rhode Island ave-. one Of the very
best locations in this desirable suburb.
Seven full rooms tiled bath with closet :
h.-w.h.. electric lights. hardw God floors oper,
fireplace; newly papered; garage, Owner
has moved away and nluet sell. Reasonable
terms can be arranged.
McIACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Department. 10th and G.
Main Az Evenings, North SI3
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4 Cor, Laurel and Carroll Ayes, Takoma harh.
/ tEho OF i4th st. sSrAkon3A" cafs lima
| - Columbia 1926 1@S'
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Groom. semi.bungaiow. stroco. So, 200
large lot. ami. easy terms.
NEW BUNGALOW.
Q lots: rooms: $3.A00; 500 cash
and SIS per month.
Evening star., 1927-09-21
OUR CHILDREN By Angelo Patri

my hand and We'll stick close to the
walk I'm so glad you're with me,
so you can help me hear them COM
ing and see them before l do. we
have to be careful these days.
Or. "The big men don't walk in
the road. They stay on the walk
and keep their shoes shiny. They
have to look after the mothers and
see that they don't get pushed off
the walk and hurt. Those cars go
50 fast that you have to be careful.
Walk on the outside so you can keep
an. eye on those trucks and things
Imitation of groWnup folks makes
a strong appeal. The protection of
mother or little brother calls for
strength and dignity which delights
all children, as well it might. After
all. human dignity is the root OF all
fine conduct. Keep it in mind when
exacting obedience from little chill
dren.
Copyright. 1927
Mr., Patt win rive personal attention TO
INQUIRIES from parents or school teachers ON
the care and development of children Write
hin, in care of this paper. enclosing self -ad
dressed. stamped envelope for reply.
Evening star., 1927-09-21
How to Do It.

Getting children to obey cheerfully,
and no other obedience is worth the
effort. is a delicate matter, a matter
Of understanding between the child
and yourself.
Children must be trained to obe-
dience. They are helpless without
the wise direction of their elders. But
right there lies the secret of cheerful
obedience. The direction must be
wise
1t is not wise, for instance, to adopt
the tone and the idea that this child
Is going to mind or you'll know the
you guide him for his good. You are
not playing fair if you force him to
do what you want done for the sake
of your own vanity or selfish ease.
There was a time, now rapidly
passing, when mothers liked to show
people how we'll trained their chill
dren were. When an aunt or neigh
Dor or the pastor called mother would
rap out a command and the child was
to spring into instant action. If the
game worked smoothly the caller
shook his head in wondering admira-
tion and mother was properly
pleased with herself. She had won
the applause of her friends. But If
the child failed or that instant Obe-
dience. failed to behave like traiped
seal. what shame and humiliation
covered the mother. Cant even
manage her own child" was the ver-
dict.
The only cause we have for having
a child obey us lies in his growth and
safety. If he is safe. If he is grow
ing in power and intelligence, we let
him alone. But suppose he wants to
step off the walk and he Is only 3
years of age and motor cars are
sweeping UP and down seeking whom
they may devour? Shall you say,
keep on the walk" in tones of iron
and thunder?
Not if you are wise. There lies
buried in each of us the Old Man,
our most ancient grandfather, who
stirs at a direct command and braces
against it, saying. mo.
won't" With him it is best to fol-
low the old law and let the sleeping
dog lie. Try another wcy.
Dear. dear. The rc@''.s aren't safe
any more. These cars so so fast and
they come from all directions. Hold
Evening star., 1927-09-21

Wash four ounces of rice and cook
it until soft either in half a pint of
milk or in the fish liquor after the
fish is cooked. Chop about one pound
of fresh Goldfish or hake, add to it
the rice, one ounce Of butter. one
and one-half teaspoonfuls of chopped
parsley, and the grated rind of half
a lemon and the fish essence. Sea-
son with salt and pepper and one.
half teaspoonful of anchovy essence,
then mix in two small beaten eggs,
adding more seasoning if required.
Pour the mixture into a well creased
plain souffle tin or saucepan. Cover
with a creased paper and steam slow
ly for one and one-fourth to one
and one.half hours, or until the sur.
face Is firm to the touch. Prepar..
one half a pint of white sauce, sea
son well. reserve a slice or two of
hard-boiled egg for decoration and chop
the remainder and add it to the sauce.
Turn the mold out onto a hot dish.
decorate the top with parsley and with
the pieces of egg, and pour the sauce
around the dish.
Evening star., 1927-09-21
DEnTTNTE ST0QTEC BY THORNTON
DILL 1VlL ~ 1OAeAALO W. BURGESS

He knew it was Cubby. 1t was up
in that tree that Cubby always
climbed when he had been in trouble
or when he wanted to get away from
folks, and there he was now.
Just then Farmer Brown came to
the door. ''Well, son." said he, "have
you decided how you are going to get
that Bear down?'
Farmer Browns Boy grinned rather
sheepishly. Look up in that tree"
said he.
Farmer Brown looked up. and such
a funny look as there was on his face.
''How did he get down from that roof
without being caught?" he demanded.
That's what / haven't found out
yet," said Farmer Browns Boy.
when / came out here those cookies
were gone, but there Is some SCOT over
near where they were. So knew
who had taken the cookies. But how
he got off the roof / don't know"
Together Farmer Brown andFarmer
Browns Boy started around the house.
At one corner was a wooden drain pipe
leading down from an caves trough.
When they reached this Farmer
Browns Boy discovered some smudges
of SCOT and some claw marks on this
wooden drain pipe. He knew right
away that Cubby had Skinned down
that drain pipe. Then he had stolen
around the house to the cookies with
out being seen.
fCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-09-21
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Thursday, September %.

Astrologers read tomorrow as par.
ticularly unfavorable day in planetary
direction and warn that it is well to
avoid all financial negotiations.
Again farmers will have cause for
complaint, it is foretold, but profit Is
prognosticated for them, and they who
are close to the land will benefit
eventually.
1t is especially dangerous to quarrel
at this time, when both men and wom-
en- are likely to be nerve.wracked.
The rule is most menacing to domes-
tic happiness.
In Europe a public man is to be be-
trayed and assaSsinated, 1t Is prophe-
sled, and the crime will have far-reach-
ing consequences.
Mars is still in an aspect supposed
to be reasonable for increase Of cases
of fever and diphtheria.
Cholera is to ravage foreign ma
ton and to cause great alarm in the
United States next Summer, Il the
stars are rightly read.
Newspapers are still subject to a
sway that encourages the press to re-
veal conspiracies and to uncover po-
litical plots.
Women are to play a prominent
part in public affairs and to gain domi-
nation which promises reforms, 1t Is
forecast.
Persons whose birth date it Is have
the augury of q coming year that is
not important. They should be es.
pecialiy careful to avoid litigation.
Children born on that day may be
fnaIinad IN rII1a yUhan fhaV haVa M
gift for executive matters. They
should be trained to be humble and
unselflsh.
fCopyright 1927
Evening star., 1927-09-21

was only when they were put in spots
that were not suitable and had short
| leashes that this method was bad.
Today this way has been frowned
upon. but it is considered quite correct
to put a child in play yard" and
so. indeed, it is. But there comes
a question whether the child was not
actually more free when tethered to
a tree than when restricted to the
very small area of such play
ground.
4 Distinction.
Is 1t not because there is something
sophisticated in the play-yard method
and something almost primitive in the
leash method that the former is pre-.
ferred TO the latter rather than be-
cause of any actual fault in the lat
ter? The ideas are Misunderstanding
the child out of danger and within
bounds in as pleasant a way as can
be devised The Importance of this
idea is recognized if a mother has
to be about her home duties and can
not be constantly on the qui vive lest
her offspring get lost or hurt.
Advantages.
Zach method has it's advantages. A
cr@at one in favor of the play yard Is
that it can be moved about from place
TO place, either indoors or out. In
this way a child can often be in the
same place as its mother and so feel
happy because of her nearness. And
there is no doubt that the play yard
is the thing for very little folk. A
baby who can Just creep about may
get into all sorts of mischief going
about from room to room unhampered,
but if confined within the fenced-in
space and supplied with playthings
he will probably keep himself enter
tanned for long time.
Freedom for Work.
The necessity of mothers having
free minds while about their house.
hold routine is Tor should be) realized.
To have to stop every few moments
and see if the little one is safe and in
no mischief is too much Of barrier
to accomplishment. Some way must
be found to prevent it. And what
better than the safety-Zone method?
The matters of importance for the
child are that he is fortunately placed
with pleasant surroundings and with
enough toys or playthings of one sort
or another to keep him satisfactorily
occupied.
For the mother the essential thing
is that she has a free mind for quick
performance of her duties. The COM
bination for mother and child works
wisely and we'll when properly carried
out. Each person has a sufficient de.
gree of liberty and each should be
contented for periods of not too long
duration. 1t is a mistake to keep a
child too long in play yard or on
leash, SO mother should so arrange
her work that there can be delightful
interims between whiles.
Evening star., 1927-09-21
Lessons in English
by w. l.. GORDON.

Words often misused: Discriminate
between raise" and ''raze. ="
The former means to elevate, the
latter to level with the ground.
Often mispronounced: Deign. Pro-
nounce dan. "a" as in rain
Often misspelled: Enthrall; two is.
synonyms: Past. gone, elapsed, ex-
pired, extinct. obsolete.
Word study: Use word three
times and it is yours" Let us in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word:
Survey: to view carefully and minute
Evening star., 1927-09-21

say, "Yes, thank YOU" or "No, thank
you" Don't shilly shally.
In passing back the plate place the
knife, fork or spoon which have been
used on the plate well toward the
right-hand edge. Never lay the silver
on the table, nor hold it in the hand.
Never turn the fork tines or spoon
bowl downward on the plate.
Don't forget that every hostess ap-
preciates honest praise from her
guest.
Child care means more than washing and
dressing and feeding. Send stamped. ad-
dressed envelope. care of this paper; for
and see what she has to say about habit
Copyright, 1927