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KEW GARDENS, 200 QUE ST NV Ike.
fined apartment having switchboard serv.
ice cafe; resident manager on premises.
] room. Kitchen and bath ...., S31 so
I rooms kitchen and bath 1000
1861 y T. AVE N.w.--5 rooms kitchen ,s,
ana oath. ..-'. .....,,...,. $50 90
ia MASS AVE. N.E.-Eleva,or and
sswi lodI;,e service Resident manager
room KIT and bath ....... 45nh
room aud bath. ............... 5000
1897 SPRING RID Nw-Resident manager
!, rooms, kit. and bath. 49,. So so
: rms. KIT. din. al. and bath. 80. 81 SO
room. kit. dining aicove, dressing
room ana path. .............. 1900
3:3i conn AVE Resident manager IN
rms rn. k e., rec hal and bath D$5a % %
1851 NEWARK ST Nw-Free electric re.
rooms Kit and bath. ;. ..... $50 90
100 ONTARIO RID w-Res,dent manager
rooms kitchen and bath $50 90
rooms kitchen and bath ...... As 90
$50 10th ST N.E,--New building Free
electric refrigeration
3 rooms, Kitchen and bath -.. $3.50
~oons Ritchen and bath $3.50. $3.50
rHE sUNBuRY iela Nj ST. NV
rooms Kitchen and bath 49,, Sb7 so
room. kitchen and bath. ...... $3.50
$50 l. 81 N.w.--See Rcsiden, manager
. rooms. kitchen and bath $1,000
i5:t WISCONSIN AVE Nw--3 rooms
kitchen and bath, ............... SIS 90
'HALfONTE "l1e 81 Nw.-3 rooms
rooms kitchen and bath . $500
I3l u ST NV Elevator building Resi-,
dent manager
ROOMS. kitchen and bath. %5S so
room Kitchen and bath .,.. 81 so
i53i 10Th ST NV --Rcsident manager or
premises
:, rooms. kitchen and bath. 49,. SAT 80
l room kitchen and bath. 1870. 80 80
iSas CONN. AVE NW.--EiSht story ele.
sator building Resident manager or the
premises after 30 pm: all day SUNDAYS
rooms kit and bath $50 90
40 18th ST N.E.-Frce electric retrigcra.
ton
" rooms kitchen and bath ...... $40 90
1872 QUE ST. NV Resident MANAGER
room kitchen and hath ....... $40 40
rooms kit and bath .. 1000
iolo 18th ST Wv - rooms Kitchen ana
""'u $500. - =, ..-.r.+. 800 90
LAWRENCE ANNEX 13o end ST. Ne
room. kit and bath. ...... S35 90
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MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND MD. AVE.
nye--Two new treproof buildings having
elevator and switchboard service Resf
dent manager
room kitchen and bath $1,000
] room rec hall and bath 32 oO
1925 18th ST. Nw.--Kes,dent manager
Free electric refrigeration
3 rooms kitchen and bath $50. S87 So
Free electric refrlgerafton
2 rooms kitchen and bath $500. S57 50
sHERMANoR $40 BUCHANAN ST. NV
2 rooms. kitchen aud bath $50 so
] room. kit ard bath ...t.... 40 OO
THE ELwoop 1891 18th ST. Nv
3 rooms kitchen and bath sos 90
IFS 18th ST. N.w.-s rooms. kitchen and
bath. ........... .--,.... ... 500 80
1910 rAlRMoNT ST Nw-a room. si,ch
. room, kitchen aud bath . $500
sEATON $50 X / AVE Nw-3 rooms
kitchen and bath $1,000 5000
1915 BELMONT ST NV rooms hitch
en- and bath. ........... SIS" 50
iit7 OAK ST NV rooms Kitchen and
J, rooms kitchen and bath IS 90
l0.: 7th ST. NV rms. & bath. $40 90
1878 NJ ST NV rncnf HI, and bath
screened porch. $4,000
5ino eth ST. NV. rooms kitchen and
BATH. ....-...... ....... .e4oOu
LAFAYETTE 1907 7th ST NV 3 rooms
kitchen and bath ST., 40
rooms kitchen and bath. ..... 40 IS
:isI 18th ST Nw.--5 rooms ki. and
bath ........... .......... $40 OU
1919 ADAMS MILL RID NV 3rd noor--
rooms kit and bath porch $50 90
t7ns tANiER PIT looms wi,chen ana
bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S4S so TO $50 90
1904 eth ST NV rooms Kitchen AMI
bath. ........- 80. 49,. $40 %
ats Goth ST Sw--a room. Kitchen anc
bath. 1850. ... 49, s42 81
80 NEWTON ST NV rooms kit, din
Ing alfove and bath. .....-.... - m
l room KIT. dining aicose 4 bath. 90
Al NORTH CAPITOL sT.-3 rooms si,
ana pa'h- 49, '.......-..- -sSS0u
.o3 n ST. NE AND 81: Ind ST. Ne
see ianitor III 3sT md Al. ne
roouA kIt asso batn $50 90
1901 L ST. NE rooms kit and
pain. @AS.oo
ffT rN
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APARrMENTS- liNEllisNISHEjD
54O2 CONN. AVE-.
CHEVY CHASE:

Modern freproof corner building of nm.
usual refinement and charm. with .i-hour
elevator service.
All apartments have very large rooms.
beautifully finished and arranged and for the
accommodations offered here the most reason
able rentals i'll the "lty.
The building is ideally situated in the i'm.
est part Of Chevy Chase and most convcn-
lent to transportation. schools. stores.
theaters. etc.
RENTALS SAT so to S6s.5O.
open for Inspection.
r. OWEN EDMONsTON JR.,
REALTORS.
HOG VI. Ave Decatur 81
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OWNED AND MANAGED By
MONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFURNlSHED APARTMENTS.

IA, raRK S, EoAr so ronHrSW
Art nt u tanuts, Kitchen AMI bath,
with large foyer and porch 49,, $40 ~
se - ,., Ss n Nv
rass'. hi, aud hath from, ap s' >. 800 SsSS
iasa HARVARD ST. NV.
rooms, k,tehun and bath, pen'h y, ,<as 90
,,FAtt!k.S,TrN,iNS, Son,RTSx
9 rms. hit. aud hath. ,..s,..,>. , $40 IN
1 T., H.. b and eal,oU -. 500 ami loo ia
THe RAYMOND
st( STA s.ud ST. NV
rooms atteheavtie i bath $40 xIa h $50
rhs .vtNTosA..
. "en' s,,eh sn's IA, bath sS' 90 Sss a.
esit Conn AVG.'Nw
] raams kitchen hath ant foyer .StA %
ra"ns. kurhen AMI hath .,.stt., $50 ~
qs,or H tSnSNe,JsIts,AfS AVE-
raom III, hath i hslraav ,&As 80 4 san
. ;SS. s s,sSs" ea ss'G s.,ssas ssSS
ath 4 x SIS NE,
thew al nrus siorel
=, h, h; steam heat, slAeo i sseae
Information, or Bliss Building,
Fairmont st, NV.
500 or Adams SloS,
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si4 NJ ST NV
) rooms aud bath ....... $50 90
cHEsrErFirrp 3i4l MT PLEAsAST ST
5 rooms and bath ........-........S 63-0 90
.iod ST NV
J rooms and bath ....<.-. ->t@ SO
1888 list ST NV
\ rooms ard bath >SUo
WARRINGTON 1901 WYOMING AVE
) rooms and bath. 49,, $50 10 - 80
81, p SftlTTaE y's svk s.w
room, room. ar. and , e,se sac 10 to >ss Q" ."
RIVIERA cato AsHMEAn Pl. NV.
1 rooms ami hath 5000. 1000 TO - oo
CLEVELAND ansa MACoMB ST NV.
! rooms and hath Observation-Disclosures a 90
BEVERLY Court 1880 COLUMBIA RI
: looms and hath ............ So So
rooms ana . baths .....-,. los 'su
RAvENswoop 1865 COLUMBIA Rp NV,
s rooms and bath. 1890. 500 90 10 SOS 90
:, wAvERLy 1900 n ST IN"
rRayMoHr, I7,7 18th 81. NV.
" rooms and bath. S31 so 10 sac 90
:, NEWPORT "in4 FLORIDA AYE Nv
j rooms and bath. $3.50 liz SfF,au
AKRON, 1870 C ST, NV
MT. VERNON 9Th \ n y, AVE nm
rooms and bath. ..... <js 81 10 SIS 90
HAMPTON, i1io 18th ST NV.
rooms and bath. ,..,.-....-.... .~oS'oo
WAKEFIELD HALL. sioi n II AVE.
rooms and bath. .-........,... $50 90
.53, QUE ST, NV
2 rooms and bath. S3s SO
! rooms and hath ,,............,. 40 90
.o.e CONN AVE NV.
IL rooms and = haths ..,....... $SAo,U u
a4aa CONN, AVE, NV
= rooms and hath. ...,..-...,., ~ OF
MAYCROrr. is74 cot. RID
I room and bath. ,.....4.......... Stuhu
, rpohs anu pain $500. ~, =. ~sSnn
rooms and bath. ...... SOD 90 To 1u,o0
AMBASSADOR. 1880 18Th ST
! roam and bath. .....,....+. ., Sia no
- faauis and bath. .,..,, A&s 40 to \" on
4 rooms and bath. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600
it.n COLUMBIA RID.
!. rooms and bath. ..,...., 49,, .-.. $40 10
i roons and bath. ....., $AO M TO ~ 80
RANDALL MANSIONS. 1900 lamont ST,
: rooms and bath. ,............,..$a Soc
COMPANY,
Main 500,
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$500 14th ST. NV
rooms and bath SRI SO to $500
34il Goth ST NV
rooms and bath. $50 90
OBSERVATORY Wis. Ave Hall pl.
r roen,s ana ana S oa.s ~, ~
. - $500 CONN, AVE NV. o
EHtEDs ana patu S3Ntb
4 rooms and bath ..........,..... So so
COWARD 18Th 4 EYE SITS. NV.
room kitchen bath S31 80 20 S45 no
OLYMPIA. LAS EUCLID ST, NV;
c3ol CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
O rooms and baths. ......... $50 90
RAVEN 7o7 LIST ST NV
4 rooms s1d BATH $50 90
pasadena, Seas ADAMS MILL RID nv
iana nth ST NV
!. rooms. Murphy bed. bath $50 90 30 So: aU
AVALON. .ee7 ADAMS MILL RID. wv,
. rooms anu bath. ..,s...... .Sfo,uu
ini6 10th ST. NV
rooms and bath. S3u.u0 10 Slou 90
i4.5 CHAPLIN ST.
Ar. b.. & incl. porch - .S5a 90 TO S65 90
WISCONSIN atia WISCONSIN AVE.
3 rooms bath 4 porch ........ .x35 90
MYRENE :os 9th ST.
q rooms and bath .......... $40 on
1aOo 18th ST
9 rooms and :. baihs 500 90 TO s:.a Oh
RitARDp a6"h 10Th ST
I rooms bath and torch .......,. 800. 90
HApDON 1870 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
r.. rec hall 4 bath 80. Sas 30 10 SS3 Oh
at1 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE,
rooms aud bath .,,s,.,,- $40 %
GOODWIN. iils PARK RID. NV
. raonts AMI bath. ...... .,...'. *hapo
IT. l.. RUST
1901 18th St. NV.
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S12. q ST N.W.--I4arye room. Ind floor;
6 windows; h W h. electricity: near G W.
e. and Government departments: suitable
Jo- two
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S2s EAST CAPITOL. ST-Two larSe. neatly
furnished rooms and kitchenette; ami
sSne,ass also rararr .6s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APAKrMENTS-UN FIIKNIStiED
EXCELLENT .OCATIONS-WELL KEPT
BUILDINGS.
ELEVATOR AND SWITCHBOARD SERVICE.
THE HARDWOOD.
1146 st. NV.
6 rooms. reception hail and bath:
THE NETHERLANDS.
1860 Columbia Rd. NV.
8 rooms and bath. .............. $4,000
ALLAN 4. WALKER & CO, INC.
gj3 18th St. NV. Main 2B30.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT WITH ALL
outside rooms consisting OF three rooms.
receptou hall. kitchen bath and porch: rea-
sonable rental. See resident manager.
TIL E ARGONNE.
10th AND COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
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40 2nd ST NV One to two rooms, next
TO bath: electricity, h.-w.h,. Eas; second
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Ai'AiiTAlENTS-l

1900 ;,Oth ST.. N.W.-~i r. & Il. $3.50
5l5 10Th st sc.---;i rooms 4 bath. $500
N. J. RAINE.
301 Investment Bldg.
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eli GREENE AVE, Aurora Hills. Va
: ~ r,n,2ar,, r,aso,at,la .sRs
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Jos c ST. SE,-Two Ink. rooms second
ficor front: INV h.. elcc lights: $50 per
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us KENTUCKY AVE. SE.-Two neatly
furnished rooms for Ink: electric lights
and gas. INV h: adults; SIS. Phone Ian.
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Sol 4 ST. SE.--One ROOM and kltrhenct,e
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MT, pIEASANT-Scuth trent room. with
private shower bath, $50 month: one
lS-t
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81: 18th ST NW.--S1nnr room. md floor.
s6.oulnS hath: opposite COLLEGE: ~ wret.iS
1lsaA &c ~
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sen 9Th ST. Nw-One large housekeeping
room; sas. eleciylcltS: $ weekly.
NEAR WARDMAN HoTEL-Euon and rrt-
vatc bath. shower. telephone. Col, Sai4,
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l@c.c ST. >E.-Larse. second floor, next
TO hath. modern phone service: SO. Inc
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BiENHEiM COURTS,
1910 & lsa. CAt.1FORStA ST N.Y.
rooma kitchen ami bath $40 $40
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NEAR nJpONT CIRCLE. I'm SUth NJ
Attractive front room. adjoining bath, con-
stsnt hot water. h;:w.h., phone: private
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CHATHAM COUNTS
t?ai COLUMBIA RID MY. -,
! r., h, b ami foyer &aHnn SenSSnn AZ
J rooms kit bath lover Nba ~" 'o"o
THE CHEVY CHASE
nsda fUr\f CHASE PARKWAY.
Al CHEVY chase Circle ..
! ronn,s kitchen aud hath ,.,..'' ao ~
/ .nnuis KITCHEN AID bath ..,,,,- l"a ~
iafaKe space ....,ss. ,'.''''' 'r''' H'""
THE tuRrl. AND
i?h0 EUCLID ST w x,x M.
/ room And bath iharheinr art Na M wv,
/ ,unn,s Kitchen and hath Ma tn ~ e.
| rooms Kitchen 4 haths poieh IL ~
s rooms kitrhan aud +. baths .t.e"o
pnNCHEsTERt
t1th h MARYLAND AVE NV
room steam neat ststt' 's' ~ a.. IA IA
tooms stuan haat -, t,..t's't' WV"
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B. r. SAUL CO..
Main 2lOO OPS 18th St NV
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1916 EUCLID ST. NV. Ant. nc--Furnisaei
room uear bath: electric light. Telephone
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THE ASTORIA
aa,.d ANp q saS, NNws
I Ant, . rooms With stove eiec, $50 TO Sas
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$50: ONTARIO RD.---Large snd- tloor room.
adjoining bath screened porch. INV H.. con-
flopo,,s hnt water large ,Nlnxrf
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MEN.
CAN YOU IMAGINE

Eer'snE newly furnished rccm in ar s.
storr s-@f3s .sst e,e%stnr fs1sg opposite Sac
1s~s,weE Eafei and ws.t. telephone IN the
ro@r s.e aiin's6. SERVE. ~ these rates
$40 10 SiS Per week: so ~ $50 per month:
So 80 yer DAY
ssyecsa' rates tnF :, gn aut,lca-
tioY. Room fenal 10 any ho:es IN Washing
DE SALES CHAMBERS.
1855 De- Sales -. Phone Man 1897
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1877 COLUMBIA RD N.w.-Furnished room
fnexf 70 hath. very reasonable.
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14lS NJ ST NV. Thomas Circle--Secord-
floor front single room. for gentleman: run
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ROOMS--FURNISHED.
fCouft0uesl.l

THE SHERMAN, 1l0l 9Th NV. Apt. 2o5---
Lake front two windows. southern expo.
sure; clean. comfortable; extremely conven.
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S05a BLAIR RID. Takonla Park--Two large
rooms furnished for Ink: available March
=
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WANTElD-i,OONS,

YOUNG LADY desires reasonably ptict
room and hoard ~ private horne in N
Pleasant: piano essential Address b
ISl-n Star office 80
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REVERIY COURTS, 1895 COLUMBIA RID.
Apt So6--Attractive room in private home ::
electricity. continuous hot water, telephone.
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D0wNTOwS APARTMENT.
Al sseepiiobai apartment ~ ilslhs room,
ts9drDam dining room. Kitchen hath and
tptPuh; newly gone over throughout. ample
rInset spare aud bright rooms. Esaalitnt
elevator and lauitor srrsice Al unusually
desirable aud convenient tpfatlon, within
ave minutes walk Of most Of the Govt
drpts., the business section. etOtfe. theatnrs
Il" Moderate rrDiat III .52 so. Apply
tattlfDF i<e,,
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DtlNAMEHE
aha1 lAth st NV
! r h b aud tnse.,t,s .s.,t44A, w ~
!, rms Mi. bath 4 i"sef sia' sao \ 40 ~
\rplv on Premises for Further
IS b St, NV. or lac
sts tV
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
ROmances of the Worlds
Great Lovers By cozETTE DOUGLASS
DOUGLASS
Dante and Beatrice.

the affection which he bestowed on
her. Probably she took his adora,
ton as a tribute to her beauty and
charm. but nevertheless she re
NAMED faithful 70 her elderly hus-
band.
When she was twenty-five years
OF age, she was stricken with the
plague and died. leaving a discon-
ISOLATE and despairing Dante. There
after he constantly referred TO her as
the bride OF his SOUL" However.
from his deep grief rose the magnifi-
cent monument that has and will
continue TO ~perpetuate Dante's name
THE Divine Comedy"
In 1922 Dante married Comma.
daughter OF Manetto Donati. who
bore him two sons. However. her
name Is W mentioned In any Of
Dante's writings. all his love and
devotion being given TO Beatrice.
When you stop to ponder over this
love story. isn't II n wonderful thing?
A love that never knew fulfillment,
that attained the heights OF
ecstacy. yet a love that was constant
and faithful even unto death. It's a
beautiful thing and a rare thing TO
find n such star blazing brightly
down the paths OF time and IL truly
an inspiration TO any OF US who may
feel at some time or other that love
is almost hopeless.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
The Stars Say
For Saturday, July q.
By ~GENEvIEVE REMBLE.

Dy bANLFAb 0EilDLG
"HE energies and spirit OF
initiative and enterprise may
be found TO be under high
stimulus on this day. according 10
the lively reign OF predisposing
planets. The attention may be
turned to new projects or TO the de-
velopment OF better or more on
structive measures In employment.
The mind NAV be discerning and re.
sponsible in It's innovations. but
nevertheless. there are seen some
financial hazards which should be
taken into account. BE careful in
personal contacts.
Those whose birthday Il IS may
find themselves under fine stimulus
70 attack large and bold enterprises
or TO instill new measures In EN-
ployment, but II Is suggested that
constructive plans take into account
certain financial risks or extrava.
gances. Likewise be cautious In per-
sonal affiliations. A child born on
this day MAY be resourceful. enter
prising and under high impulse 10
engage in bold and adventurous prof.
ects. but its speculative tendencies
should be properly controlled lest
there be loss or extravaganza: this
personally as well.
The thing dchieUed Is temporary,
but the Development of poIrer to
Gchiere IL peTHrdHeHt.-LiIIidn
Whiting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20

Perhaps the most frequent mis-.
take In infant feeding is the giving
Of a mixture too strong IN its milk
content. Reducing the amount OF
milk and sugar. or giving less top
milk may speedily restore the ap-
petite.
This Is a very general statement.
OF course. IL must not be considered
as anywhere near infallible. Instead
of acting or your own account. II is
better In every cas- to consult your
doctor and follow the advice he gives
after a personal examination OF the
child.
Another piece or general advice Is
20 cut down the number OF feelings.
increasing the interval between
them. You know. you have no appe-
lite II your meals are too close to-
gether. IL Is the same with a baby.
Acting on these suggestions will
Dc likely 70 increase the appetite and
prepare the child for a richer mix.
ture and a larger quantity OF food.
But don't neglect 20 seek your doc
tors advice II the trouble does not
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Loves Awakening r1 s,! H;s,: S Tsg. q q
UT
Mddge Plans to Entertain the Brixtons at the Farmhouse
in Spite of LiIlian's Protests.
NV Adele GarriSnn-

Brixton or her children TO 20 20 a
hotel And IS o cannot invite
them without including her husband
and his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. else f.
there TO do but to ask them all here
for whatever time they can STAY.
Now, please" as she started to
speak. don't make me unhappy by
persisting. You know I mean ex-
actly what I say when I tell you
that you not only will hurt. but or
fend me IL you do anything else but
accept my hospitality for the Brix-
tons. az i would accept yours Tor
friends OF mine were conditions re-
versed."
Eyes. you would" she scoffed. but
what she saw in my eyes. changed
her protest 10 immediate surrender.
II give up" she said. stretching
both arms as high in the air as pos
sible. There's nothing else to be
done when you are on hnspitable
thoughts intent But I really should
like to know being a curious person.
where you intend TO put them an"
That is no problem at ALL" I told
her cheerily. You know the farm.
house Is a most adjustable place. In
all probability III they are coming
OaSA W pidNb tic NtN anu ElFl In
their schools. they won't stay over
two or three days. and for that time.
Ill have some extra emergency beds
put in Dicky's room. mine and
Mary's. Then Harry a bunk with
Dicky. you and ! a share a room
as we have done before. and Marion
and Mary will enjoy camping to-
gether I am sure. That will give US
your room. mine and that snail one
or Marion's for the guests. So write
your letter inviting them as soon as
you can. Ask them to wire at once
the date OF their arrival. Then we
can see how much time we have be.
fore they come"
Yea. yea. Personification OF
Energy" she groaned. I'll write II
within the hour. You surely are the
most relentless prodder or laziness I
aver knew"
Thank you" 7 said with a little
bow. But" hesifantly. for knew
/ vas treadsng on dangerous ground
aren't you going 10 tell Harry about
this before you write to Mr.. Brix.
ton?'
Ito he continuedl
coDyriEhi. 1873. Ne~rrarsr Feature Service. Iue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20

|, Some, indeed. even now consume
a pound OF candy at one sitting.
III the oxidation OF the sugar In
chocolates and bonbons does not az
feet the higher brain centers suf-
ficiently to cause definite intoxi-
cation. at least II produces an
agreeable EMS Of warmth and well.
being that Is akin to II.
Among the ladies' we often come
across chronic chocolate eaters.
They get as much fun out OF a box
Of sweets as q man does vi OF a
stiff drink.
Chocolate does not make them
drunk but II gives q feeling OF ex-
hilaration and buoyancy which IL
Identical with the first stages and
first effects OF alcohol intoxication.
Theoretically-if you could eat
enough. and your stomach would
stand for it-you could actually get
drunk on chocolates.
The habit or eating candy OF all
kinds after meals is a good thing.
Sweets should not be eaten be
tw cen meals. however.
Just at the end OF a meal-to top
II offs the best time.
Chocolates have a definite food
and nerve tonic value that should
not be overlooked.
And. luckily. their indulgence I'm a
perfectly harmless social nastime.
You will never be accused OF
wrongdoing II you become a choco-
late addict.
You will. however. court indiges
ton II you overdo IL.
Which kind OF chocolate Is hest?
Any kind that contains pure inEre-
dents and IL manufactured under
sanitary conditions.
C1pyriEht 1913. Nswspanes Feature scrrics. ina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-20
Home Making Helps
BY Wanda Barton
Travelling with Children.

"RAvELING with children is al.
There Is no place where train
ing shows as II does when children
are travelling. eating ut strange tn
bles. sleeping In unfamiliar beds and
being disturbed from the regular
maps and routine OF life. II the home
training has been all II should have
been. here Is where IL will be a bul.
wark OF safety upon which all the
party may lean.
Packing for the trip II an art. for
each child must have Its owl needs
In a small suitcase for which II Il
responsible. Big brother must look
after his W and the nurses bags.
for the latter must have charge OF
the baby's bag. wraps and bottle bag.
Each child should know its age.
name, destination. and have a pocket
book with a small amount OF money
In II Tor emergency use. The parents
names n home address are added 10
n general information. BY this
means temporary separation Ioses
Its panicky influence.
In travelling with children the be-
tween-meal basket Is a necessity. In
the basket cookies, crackers. fruit.
thermos OF plain cocoa and one OF
water will be found handy. Such
sweets as are allowed may be in
cluded and all buying OF such things
on the train will then be taboo. In
baby's basket II IL wise to take a
small alcohol stove to heat the bot
ties en- route: the porter will keep the
milk cold until needed. Regular
feeding hours lead one TO keep an eye
out for the porter In time 70 save the
the baby from getting fretful. One
clever mother carries q long straw
telescope with her equipped with a
wee mattress. pillow and blanket. 70
baby sleeps a comfortably as at
home. The straw basket IL lined
throughout with a silk lining and is
dust proof. The night clothes are
folded and carried inside the basket.