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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-25

TAUNTON. Eng.-Proclaiming him
self an industrial chieftain" who
would make Taunton prosperous for
ever, Joseph Weber arrived here
suddenly from London and launched
the Derby Timber company. Within
two days every a~ble-bodied man
available was hired to work for Web
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-15
INVITE CITY OFFICIALS
Slack and Aids Will Attend Civic
League Meeting,

Mayor Slack and other city Off
cials will take part in meeting
tonight of the Riverside Civic
League at South Grove Club House
President James Bradford said to-
day.
Bradford said these officials have
accepted invitations to take part in
the program: Mayor Slack, Pur-
chasing Agent Joel Baker, Council
man John White, Charles Riddle
formerly of the board of works
Park Superintendent Jess Mcclure
and William Hamilton of the re-
pair department.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-15
STUDENTS GIVEN WORK
Bureau at De Pauw Obtains Posi-
ton in Various Lines.
By United Press

BD OnlCeU PFeSS
GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 15.-
De Pauw University is one of the
smallest schools in the country
which conducts an active bureau of
recommendation to obtain positions
for it's students.
Prof. Oscar H. Williams, head of
the education department, is direc-
tor of bureau. Enrolment for bureau
services includes 65 per cent of the
graduating class, 50 alumni and sew
era1 upper classmen.
The bureau does not limit itself
to such services as filling teaching
vacancies. recommendation for the
year have been sent out in such
branches as foreign trade and per-
sonnel work, advertising and general
Office duties. Twenty y-eight busi-
ness firms have written to DePauw
suggesting their needs and require
mentS.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-15
POOR SHOOTING SERVES
TO PREVENT TRAGEDY
Terre Haute Man Mistakes Messen-
ger for PrOwIer.

Ru United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 15.-
Orville w. Bennett, through poor
craftsmanship, avoided tragedy
when he fired through a door of his
home, at what he said he believed
was an intruder, but missed.
Frank Haverty, 20, a messenger
boy, had inquired as to where Ben
nett lived so he could deliver a mes
sage. Upon being directed to the
house, young Haverty stepped upon
the pore hand knocked at the door.
Suddenly a bullet came through
the door and just missed the mes
senger's head. Bennett explained
to officers that he thought the mes
senger might have been prowler.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-15
80 NationaIities at Plant

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 15.-
Natives of thirty-nine countries are
employed here in. the automobile
manufacturing plant of the Stude-
baker Corporation. Hungary leads
with Poland second. These nations
are represented by only one person
each-Bohemia, Slavonia, Turkey
and Wales.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-15
Sun Causes Fire
BV Times SneciqI

By Times SpecidI
MUNCIE, Ind, May 15.-Sun
shining through the window of O.
jewelry store here ignited a Jewel
box, causing run for firemen, who
pasted paper over part of the win
dow to prevent recurrence of the
flames.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-15
viii Visit Mt. Vernon

Thursday morning offers trip to
Alexandria and Mount Vernon, the
home of George Washington. This
tour takes spoilers across the Po-
tomac River to the Christ Church,
where Washington worshiped in
Alexandria. The Lincoln memorial,
the Scottish Rite temple and the
cathedral are on the afternoon itin-
erary for Thursday.
Mount st. Adams, the Cathedral
and the geological Park await the
spoilers on Friday morning. The
final tour takes the party to the
Franciscan Monastery and the
Soldiers Home in the afternoon.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-15
BANQUET Will
OPEN SPEL..LI..ERS' |. !.
. CAPITAL PARTY
Tours, Visit With Coolidge
Are on Program for
National Bee.

By Times Special
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 15.--A
banquet will be the first big event
for the boys and girls who will COM
pete in the national spelling bee the
week Of May % in Washington,
D. c., it was announced today by
the director Of the match.
Spoilers will be registered at the
Hamilton Hotel, Fourteenth and
K Sts., Washington, in time for the
dinner, which will be at 6:30 p. m.
Monday, May 21.
A tour of the business and resi-
Dental sections of Washington has
been arranged for Tuesday morning.
This trip will include visit to the
Lincoln memorial.
President to Greet Party
In the afternoon busses will take
the spoilers and their chaperonS to
the Natural History Bldg. for the
National Spelling Bee finals After
the champion has been selected and
the $4,000 prize money divided by
the contestants, busses will take the
spoilers back to the hotel. Two
theater parties have been planned.
A tour of the interior Of public
buildings has been set for Thurs
day. This takes spoilers to the
Pan-American Bldg. Bureau OF
Printing and Engraving, National
Museum, the Capitol, Congressional
Library and to the White House.
President Coolidge will meet the
spoilers Wednesday noon.
Those contestants who have not
been to Arlington may expect a
treat Wednesday afternoon. Buses
will take them through the Mt.
Pleasant residential section, with
stop at the ZOO. Through George
town, over the new Key bridge,
spoilers will go to the State of Vir-
ginia to see the Ft. Meyer reser-
vation, the national cemetery, the
old Lee mansion, the memorial am
phitheater and the tomb OF Amer
ica's unknown soldier.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14

$l25O0-The Best Buy in Woodbridge Bedrooms -
s . cSt % a match sas S S suRSE
10
Sl4.o50-Detached. in Beautiful Wesley Heights ~
x S ms y Ppna with sy DSn
spsbE
Under $160O0-Chevy Chase. Md
Of
@ % % ssss wsr sss.
$l6I50-Detached Colona-Saul's Addition
@ @ I % s ssss and a. p
o rrope IN enent conduon ana ready or immediate
$23I50-n Old Cleveland ParkNear John Eaton School
oak soor. S o su uhn aTs T
. PM s,s 4s-ss
,4xsr BOSS g. PHELPS. ...
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1PARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUk.

APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUk.
Ills ST N.W.-oNE ROOM, NEWLY
painted. gas ana electricity included ,sio
for one person. $40 for two. IL
i2Ii 18th ST N.W.-TWO APIS OF TWO
and three r, ems. porch, bath. light ano
cheerful; MI. Reasonable
g5ONGRESSIONAI-FU FURNISHED AND UN-
furnished: reasonable rent; immediate pos
session. Main 5si, once; Atlantic 5SOS' resi-
dence.
VIII. PENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsH-
ed apartment reasonably. am called away
wal give possession at once. Apt. l03, s40Z
Conn ave. NJ phone call. To-
STANLEY ARMS. Il25 i2th ST NW.-Two
unusually pleas ant apartments, exception
ally well arrangtd and light large living
bed room. dressins room, DINING room, .
rec. kitchen and a bath with roomy built.
in tub; all modern conveniences AND uvlne
! confforts furnished complete with brand
new furniture and kitchen equipment u de-
sired Call Franklin $685.
; Fur. AND UNFUR.. q 4-RooM. KITCHEN
! and bath arts, drst-c1ass condition. 2l2a
ST. NV, TIE NrttinRhan.
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WANTEn-T.OTS
SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE VERY DESIRABLE FLORIDA
acreage, orange groves. etc, with cash for
sna n'a address soS 1s ss cs
TWO SMALL APIS OF 4 ROOMS. BATH
each; paving good return. Will exchanee
sadrs sseT Rd apt 7 or large s farm clear
apis, mi; ell rented. small houses. ftrst
trust: Z clear lots for ant. house. about
3l3-B. Star Office.
tachec frame house, worth sis.Soo Subject
s"a Boss sf pHE Up r1 isis ST. NV ssSo
FINE DETACHED HOUSE; WILL EX-
ssnsss e. used sr5S9 Cali inc 'E;
WELL LOCATED AND INCOME-PRODUC-
Ing in District to schanss for
longtime bonds Cali North 5452 between
HAVE CLIENT WITH 80 DETACHED
600 Will exchanaee for properly priced
Ing. subject TO one trust Of about son Of
1900 4 4. s. y: N NN' fssoe so. s.ss ,s
HAVE FIVE DETACHED HOUSES, SUB
general mortgage bonds. MORTGAGE company
ties.
HoMEs.LoTs OF LOTS AcREAcE.
$5250--Klingle rd--5 r.. large lot.
s5,201-Alcova7-5 r.. b.. 2-3 acre.
$7.550-Frauklin Park corners r., b /,
cleo: acre: 4 more. 81. 400; special
sl0,35a-B ureith--6 r., Cooley built
$l0.500-Cilover Park corners r: bargain
Clev. 50S8-J CHANDLER, 2442 Tunlaw Rd.
IS
FINE s-RooM. . BATH HOUSE. HAS ONE
complete apartment on third floor. con-
venient location, Just of l4th st. on Irving
viii trade for small clear property or clear
ground Mr.. Fisher, Main 1900.
ROSS a PHELPS. l4l7 X st. NV,
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RENT-WAREHousEs.

REAR 1882 9th ST. NV; SECOND COM
MERCIAI--Large warehouse and garage
suitable for laundry. millwork or light man
ufacturine Call Main $40.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANEh FhUNI FKOPENIf.
WATER FRONT FARM FOR SALE. 220
acres, south side Of PiscatawaS Greek near
Potomac River. fine for duckine. good fish
inG; deep water front two s-room houses.
all other outbuildings Apply GUS A
SMITH. Pisctataway. Md Phone Brandy
t5-F-14 se2is
WATER FRONT ESTATES.
CHARLES r. LEE,
AAHa paua. MAy
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
si2 ST N.w-sEvERAL DESIRABLE
once rooms with heat and janitor service
NV. Main ssh.
LARGE OFFICE SPACE ON MEzzANINE
floor. facing 18th st Can be divided into
COLONIAL HOTEL. 18th & SITS.
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE ROOMS FOR DEN
fist or physician, 1924 Eye st. NV. Tele-
phone Main 6s25 16'
lsth q NEW YORK AVE
OFFICE N No. is.. .................. .' $40 90
OFFICE NO S. ..............,~... 1880
OFFICE NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ So
OFFICE NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
OFFICE NO ia .'....'........,. 1000
2 FURNISHED OFFICES, ~ EXTRA NO
AFFLECK. lass N Y. AVE, FR. o2oo.
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RENT-STORES
STORE. 5-RooM APT. WITH OR WITHOUT
See Carroll, Sis 6 st. NV. "a Main ain io4sa w.
LARGE, BRIGHT, DESIRABLE CORNER
msnt Rem. Rent very reasonable. .Hish- class
Mt. Pleasant and Fairmont SITS.
nent business street in washington Rea-
sonable rent. Address Box 1913, Star Office.
SEPT. sPECIAL-ONE MONTH FREE.
ia1l z ST. .,.-.,.,.-..........,.$ 81 Is 90
5 Issi * sew A3 YORK AVE hAs5MhaT $3.50 50
HrFLEcK. 1885 N. u AVE. FIR. $685. ssO0
1882 21st ST. NV.
tunty for c shSD Yoa %
nsras ,'Sss $ssSs ia SP hi, SE ...
rage. Desirable location for any line of
BUSINESS 100 L ST NV.
Store. rooms and bath. cleo. Chance for
~. cos.MErcrAL REALTY CO.
1905 X ST. NV Franklin 6l2s.
S. STORES FORMER 2lst 4 K SITS. SUIT:
able, for commission merchant or any kind
2o3o Ga sye.-f'arge store, 2oxloo. and
ap sais Ga ave ave Suitable for auto repair
Call Main So.
8i6 18th ST. NV. ............ $50. 90
1919 E st. aw ........,............ zoe
Attractive locations. and inducements will
be offered reliable tenants.
JAMES M WOODWARD. Realtor.
! 723 goth st. NV.
| INSPECT THESE EXCELLENT LOCATIONS
/ SOME CAN BE RENTED WITH APIS
ABOVE IF DESIRED.
1929 Georgia ave, NV.
Ions goth st NV
1904 X 81 NV.
| 1924 Georaia ave. NV.
| SOL Kennedy st. NV.
| 2Rn3 18th ST.. NV.
1909 L st. NV
= 1888 7tn st. NV.
| 43S 9th st NV
SH17 Georgia ave. NV.
| ZIG Alabama ave. Sc.
| 34i4 18th st. ne.
! CALL FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
| CAFRITZ,
18th a. * M soso
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1917 K st. Main $500.
E AND Z ROOMS, WITH 4
HEAT. ELECTRICITY AND
HOT WATER SUPPLIED
BY THE -PORTNER APART
MENT POWER PLANT. :.
Excellent condition: front and rear yards
Rent, sos to $75 per mo. %
OFFICE. PORTNER APIS, g
18th AND YOU NV. TEL. NORTH 1920.
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90 CRITT1INDEN ST.-Near 10th St-S12 500
absolute
KENNEDY HONEY Wde-So5OO
Located the
Washington. hndH
no pe " nno oeer value
II NEAR CHEVY CHASE IRCLE-St2,7d.
outstanding
Of
opening public
wood noorS h-Wh electric lights sc one
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
-
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc.
Realtors.
l4l@ Eye Street NV Franklin 95O3
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-''7''77 =
SALE--LOTS.

NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAIN, IS CASH. IS
monthly buys 20 lots near Atlantic City
Price. $3.50. only SO each Davidoff. 1870
Broadway, New York 27'
HrLLCREsT -ovERLOoKING CITY, NEAR
Govt park; $275 up; easy terms. 3lst st
pl. sc: or 1925 Alabama ave. Sc.
rDGEMooR. THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL
We have lot for sale; MYERS CORPORA
ARE You. LOOKING FOR A LOT IN
10th ST. HEIGHTS?
Have Soft. 'ot on improved street. with
ell improvements in. for $4,000. Address
Box i4s-R. Star Office
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED-HoUsE UNPUBLISHED OR .
rooms, downtown: modern. Write G. C..
MURRAY. 800 L st. NV l5'
LET ME RENT YOUR HOUSE FOR YOU.
I have large waiting list. Call ARTHUR
LEWEY. 1103 Vermont ave. Main 1855.
PROPERTY WANTED
List your for rent property with u.s. In
creaSing demand for houses and apartments.
C1SSEL. TALBOT & CO., INC. zoos New
York ave Main 1892
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b43 La. ave. NV
ss2 AND ess C SW.-s-R. & B. BRICKS.
put in good repair at rentals cheaper than
any similar houses so desirably located near
Govt. depts.. market. etc,
lis ne. near Capitol and Library.
in good repair: garage: ideal horne. for large
family or sublet rooms or in fats; rental
FLATS. siss and $40 nw.--s r. g. b
each. slec.. front and rear porches. neceS-
sary rapering to be done rentals $37 so mo
each. Half a months rent free.
$50 Newton pl.--5 r. q b. each. front ana
rear porches cleo; will install hot-watsr
heating plar IS for permanent tenants; rent
CoLoRED BARGAINS.
250s Eye n.w.-6-r. & b. brick cleo. to be
nSts He'd; newly papereo: viii build esrage
for desirable tenant; rental less than $3.50
las and TAI Hobart pl-s-r. a. b. bricks
cleo. hot-sir heat; former has brick ga
will make necessary improvements. 49,.
to be put in good repair; rental less than
s39 so month =.
1873 Kraemer n.e.-5-room frame. will
mate necessary repairs: only $3.50.
The above and a number OF other prop
critics, city and suburban. white and colored,
car be offered at attractive prices and terms
nr tad: Inspect ard submit your OFFER;
s4is i4th st. Columbia 1877.
219 BRYANT ST. NE,
Modern home. 8 rooms. bath. ami; excel
DncC o DiTI.l nc
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- THE PORTNER.
18th AND YOU SITS. NV.

A few desirable apartments
with large rooms. high ceilings
spacious closets. 24-hour eleva-
tor and switchboard service
public dining hall. shops, etc
Free electric light,
2 rms, kit & bath. SIS per mo
5 rms, non-house-
keeping ......... 50per mo
4 rms, kit. & bath. Is per mo
5 rms. kit. & hath. o0per mo
RESIDENT MANAGER. TEL NORTH 1920
RENTS REDUCED.
The Cambridge o2l 10Th st
n.w.-Short walk to all t.. )
Govt. departments no car fare
247hour elevator service. Rents
$40 to $3.50.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1908 Conn. Ave. NV. NJ. 2424
l437 SPRING RID y w.
lust off 10th st and only one
square from 14th st car line.
All outside rooms and in good
condition Convenient location
Resident Manager on Premises
] room. kit. dining alcove and
bath. $500.
z rms, kit. dining alcove, bath
$62. SO to S67 50.
5 rms. kit. dining alcove. bath
SCI so.
r r. SAUL. Co.
Main 2loo s25 18th St: NV.
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Northeast.

1li6 Abbey Place N r.
Siz good sized rooms and tiled bath, hot.
water heat and electric lights, oak floors
downs airs: paved street and alley; built tin
garage Excellent condition throughout
Rental SIS so per month.
ll7o .3rd st. N F..
Attractive corner brick home OF English
design Hot-water heat and electric lights
oak floors, excellent condition throughout;
convenient to cars, stores. churches and
schools Rental. S4S per month.
BOSS a. PHELPS.
Realtors.
1917 Ct Main $500.
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THE BLAIR,
1921 NJ St, NV.
lust East of Thomas Circle.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
rooms, kitchen and bath. .$a5 W
] rooms, kitchen and bath. ........ AZ oo
Large Front Lawns.
Elevator.
Easy Walk TO Business Section and Theatefs
INSPECT ANY TINE.
H. r. HOW ENSTElN CO.,
1911 Fl St. NV. Main 9CS
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RENT--SUBURRAN PROPERTY

RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, IN GOOD RE-
pair; furnace. gas and cleo: $35 Leave
bus or car at Crerrydale Bank, walk one
long block to 500 w. Columbia st. Phone
OWNER. Col. 8658-W. l9'
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN 2-ACRE LAWN AND
trees; suitable for large family all conven-
Col 800. Apt, 1903.
S r. AND b.. ELEC. RANGE; GOOD CON-
dition: garage; Is min. to 18th and Pa. ave.
439 Ridout ave. Va. Highlands. Va.
NEARBY MD. - LARGE 7-ROOM HOUSE,
bath. electricity; ! acre ground: on bus line
and concrete road; S2S. OWNER, franklin
Si46 or Hyatts 1o4s-W.
Broom BUNGALOW. H.-W.H., ELEC.,
hwd floors, garage: rent reasonable Mt
Ida. Va Call Lincoln 1888. i6'
4 ROOMS, LARGE GARAGE. LARGE PLOT
or grounds Altamont ST. between Good Hope
a.. 1sS. astS ~. !; AS, c5pu M~i~ stHt
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EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE FOR LOTS OR COL
ored property--33l0 Goth st. ne. two blocks
from r. l. ave. ne Beautiful bungalow.
vacant; rooms. attic. cellar. sleeping porch.
berry and flowers concrete front porch: lot
SO It. wide; electricity and hot-water heat.
Price. $4,000. c. F. WARING, owner, l4l6
r st. NV.
GOOD BLDG. LOT OR EQUITY IN SUR
urban home for good iate-model auto, Adj
dress Box l5i-B, Star ONCE.
WILL EXCHANGE TWO LOTS IN VINE,
land n j, tnear Atlantic City,. for good
small car Address Box 1873, Star office.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. LIKE NEW. ANIL;
rage for home in city Cali Main $50
i BARTLETT REALTY CO.,
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cleo. lat. heat. Reasonable rent. FRANK
CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS. MODERN.
new brick home; inside garage; nice yard:
choice neighborhood; $40. Cleveland 500.
1900 KENYON sT;.lo ROOMS: ? BATHS BATHS
''S". JOHN IN w NORRIS. GA ST. NV
al UPsHuR. ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS, BATH pa Il
e9oS m,; and eli sss5 s5SS dfG.se
DIVIDED INTO THREE ROOMS AND BATH,
two rooms and bath and one room and bath
and kitchen, New bath fixtures. gas elcc-
tricity and h.-w.h.; $50 per. month. 1915
Ps. ave. NV
$50 per month. No, sis Elm st. NV;
in rear. Apply ITO H st ne. Line. 2o7l
YOUNG MAN WITH NEW 4-RooM BUN
galow, MI, would like to rent to man and
wife for board room. laundry and very small
% Of ose w waS
dren need not answer; give phone number
Address Box l53-B, Star ONCE. is'
ss2so 'N' fo0'"S anu 'a'n' GARAGE
cOlores- :sJ Eye 8. Brick; room:
DETACHED HOMES IN CHEVY CHASE. MD
and D. C.: reasonable rentals
$500 Conn. Ave " ~ clev. 1900.
| ROOMS AND BATH AND GARAGE.
1912 Que st Sc. Washington. D. c.
| SIS Month les
CoLoR~D-2i2o NEW YORK AVE.-s2a so
9Sas Hot e i nws $3.50 and BATH $3.50
| $40 l. st. va rooms: $3.50.
22,7 New York evs,-5 rooms and bath
hath: lstrobe heat. cleo. "a. o. $40 OF
hath; h.-w h. elec -. ''.'," M soOt
elec.: porch. aarase - 80 OF
trcbe hest -. .......s..... 4o0'
1888 De Sales st. NV. Decatur $500
7os c ST NE-6 ROOMS. BATH: H WI
newly decorated. Price. $3.50 per month
| PSI 10th 81 n e-6 rooms and bath: newl,
400 K st. me- rooms in rear OF stor .
| rooms and bath, and floor h.-w.h.; 81
per month. B. BROOKS. 400 5th st. NV
Main 22ae.
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Best Home in Petwortll.
OF extra large rooms. near Sherman
on one OF the highest points in this
Rail- vlnR room di hoGs room aOd
kitchen on the first floor, bedrooms
and tile bath. with built.in tub and
fixtures on the second floor. Wide
concrete front perch with heavy brick
columns and rear porches. in size
and ariangement equal to extra
rooms; hardwood trim; hardwood
floors hot-water neat with separate
heater for the service water.
Bargain Buy at $3.50.
This house has been finished In
excellent taste and equipped with
specially designed fixtures.
Phone Service Until Q PM.
lois CAFRITZ. M ~
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mother on how to wait on a spoil. ed baby.
 Maybe man has as much back. bone as woman, but he neyet shows as m u c h at an evening party.
 Mother may not know where daughter goes, but anyone can see where her stockings do.
 What a lot of flappers need is to wear considerably more under meath and lot more over it.
 After he is married, a man loses his independence, and these days he's lucky if he also can lose his appetite.
 Since spanking has gone out of style, lot of parents have to take it out on each other instead of on the kids.
 Mothers idea of heaven is a place where daughters would rath- CT dance, and where the house could be locked up by ten and everybody get a good nights sleep.
 The trouble with love usually is that the attack too often is merely acute and is cured before it has a chance to become chronic.
 Every man wishes he had the chance to get as sick of apple sauce as he does of cold boiled l ham and potato salad.
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Many Ways of Saying It.
(New York Times.

 Presidents and men who run for office attract vast followings in this country. and usually have personalities which win them warm friends Among the groups attracted to them are in- Yariaby the reporters So to returning Presi- dent or Presidential candidate this inevitable question is affetcionately put How are you feel ings?"
 There are many ways of answering it. and if style Is the man the answer reveals him. Gov ernor Smith returned this week from the Gulf Coast and said T feel great" This is colloquial usage. It is typical of the Governors informal speech pompous man would have answered T feel very we'll, gentlemen" Mayor Walker would probably either have said ''I feel sweIl'' or used the laconic Never better" Most people would reply; Very well, thank you" According to Mir Hoovers friends, that is his usual answer to the friendly question.
 But there was reply made to this question once which got into political history As might De supposed 1t came from Theodre Roosevelt When he landed at Montauk Point on his return rom Cuba in 1898 an emssary of Senator Platt met him with a view to naming him Governor ana made the natural inquiry I'm feeling as ht as bull moose, ejacuated Colonel Roosevelt a descriptive he used several later occasions DO when the time came to give nickname to the Progressive Party of 1912, the Bull Moosen party it became
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-14

How are you feeling?" It illustrates it's point by citing one instance where historic nickname was acquired in that Col. Roosevelt was back from Cuba with his Roughrders and rsponded to questioning reporters by declaring I feel like bull moose" From that time on he was the Bull Moose and the political party he formed later the Bull Moose Party The Times suggests that the people recognized the appropriateness of the thing.
 The Times also sees character revelation in recent answers to the request for health cond- tions from other noted Gov. Smith said when he returned from Biloxi, T feel great '' MT Hoover's usual response is, Very we'll thank you" and Mayor Walker says, I'm swell" or more often, Never better"
 So, as we had a Bull Moose Roosevelt, we are probably entitled to Great Smith, Very Well Hoover and Swell Walker Never Better Walker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-14
The Crying Court.
(New York World. ]

When Arthur F. Fak was placed on trial In Chicago for murdering his own son in a drunken rage. there moist time in court. The Judge cried; the jurors cried; the witnesses cried; the crier cried; the Prosecuting Attorney apologized in tears for his hateful task And when the verdict of not guilty was snffingly and blubberngly pronounced it was a signal for general weeping in the sympathetic audience while the defendant fell in faint
 From this person planning murder in Chi cago might be led to assume that his getaway might be accomplished more safely than in se- creey and evasion by getting good and drunk before firing, in the presence of witnesses the fatal shot. But thinking MT Murderer might fool himself. You never can tell for sure what a jury is going to do with a murder case The next drunken murderer tried might fare different ". Many years ago the car-barn murderer in New York said when arrested, "Hangngs played out" It wasn't, quite He was hanged