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KENITWUHTH y, q.
. semi i.detaehed brick homes ihli and
1910 Minnesota aFe ne.~~strietls modern
hnihbed and viii he sold $3.50 under the pptnN
~ any nfW hnme Qf ike eiaa build and
workmanship See them At once. Key neat
door.
Il, L., ELLIOTT
iidHl Evenings Lin, NnnA
Washington Coll and Country
Club Section.
bargain tnr some ana desiring 7.r0om
dHd bath frame huusHi edlippad with hut
water heat hnd electricity on LARGE lut
iuuKliA II FOR an interesting proposition
phone NJ. CLEVER Clarendon uAl, be
tsgen v 80 am, and p,A,
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TAKOMA PARK.
GHIfIIO III Nc Al nW ~ nn

Five rooms aud bath. space for two rooms
in attic hardwood floors. beautiful stone
fireplace in living room. attractive lot on
paved street, shade trees and shFubbery;
WAGNER a23 Cedar st Next To post office,
Tak0ma Park. D. G Georgia l726
HOLLOW TILE HOUSE IN DESIRABLE
residential section OF Rosemont tsuburb of
Alexandria. Va.b 3 rooms. tile bath down.
stairs: rooms and hall upstairs; nice
closets. greenhouse aud attractive flower gar,
dcn corner lot hUxl so 81 sacrif flee 10 set.
tie estate owner desires leave city: easy
terms Phone Alex HAIL.
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HUNTINGTON TERRACE. MD.
Broom aud bath modern bungalow. with
garden, garage, concrete street ;
wis ave to Bank Of Bethesda. turn leii.
follow street car track to Roosevelt ST stone
posts. turn left first house right sde con.
crete street Omen sunday. - TO 8 pm.
BURTON & C0NDlT. -
nj
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RENT--EARNS

! FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM SIX MILES
north or II. G 23 acres, 10 acres bearing
! fruit 7.reom house Immediate possession
Owner 4332 3td ST. NV
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aAIE.--FARMs.


one AcRE GROpsD, slk" sig R00N
SO neeatply: hne.. neighborhood Adaf.:sa
III L0oKJH9 FOB AZ EXCEPTIONAL
ooantry hone hqas . Reed s,,a ~,s aionsy ses;.
s@ss6n 81 10000 bushels other ff0lt nies
o. LayionsylIls pike. adjoining the village
q wsss.aF'qe aas sfoTs Nc ss..9 fst t"9g@ 0snsr q
gerpsntorn Nc
80 500 WII.L BUY ATTRACTIVE f-AcRg
e.95cben farm, modern buuga}hw. NJ Lanfei.
r.. paone kalp 600 All 50i -.
s5d.F sSstL1sSs es5s ~ ~ $3.50 hesk sl55 e.. SE'255
wA5sKE FR0aT j 300 FTj. STATE ROAD
farm 80 acres fGou b0use toD@eeo bara
ehlci1e,l houses as4e other oot1uiid..gF i,4it
s1yse 4 Se9 .l tP.s asnasSa E : III s5N"oNs $50 h"s
STATE kDAD. ealcKEb EAEN 70
ssase8ssB hoases sbd o1tbpildlBEs, iots ~
tss Srs 10 = ,ers rss.@1e vi S@Aa3Ss FL
klHg George = Anpabglls No
r91R sAtE~~-20 AC gsJCITkY AID FRUIT
ss gs.s s esssosae 81 sIas assaIa - afs re- farm
gaeS b-Fo0nI bungalow al e3iy esJHYeDlshfak.
-" t,rsI N tsI. hSt' sss .Eaas Eslsr" p1E ID 599 a
s92o ,.si ess 9.atsr saAx am A15sspE 5essf3 4 EA@''
"a ACRES FOR 81 700 Easy TERMS
tso dwelGiDss loDe new snd .glsnty 9oiid.
fuKe sf4e a1lsaj ele,. egUYenseul z sely9i alla
= =; II pllss t9 .ei9, ,N.AEYtA aD yIk-
sIhJAig 1AslS N a. AZ s5,g spf- '''a '''" s' ~
TRUcg 1aD 1ogAc,,f9, ,kASg5vgsAhL,L e. s.s Z
q Prices low easy Arms write tyr hAf
sfare. u u. SMITH LAhp co, Gbb tsan.
as. n.w. Nssbiagtoas z G --,.,---' 80 -,
hgINnY MONTGOMERY COUNTY. GoOD
Felghbsg2o9 S9 a'!eTi, r., .9s2 o5 iSpa q, i%
efeT. THE Il . bsigsalIas as o'osi seii
TfFEL HOME FOR LADY on GEhTLE-
ss9sg,--~ysesutif0i s-rssyn d8eiiiog. situated ~
Al sgfet A ] farm land Hecessary 9utbHi}d
Isss Twenty miDat.s fFDm hfsst 0i f1s
q s3f,sfsuflai zach pas nlsAt ar VIII ttasjf -
~ frsst noteg Main %9e5 90 Mf Lg.k
Ell E83 Tth ~ - =.
h9s0 AfRFg PIKE FRONTAGE EfAe.
N4,9s3tg i5alF kefvfte, bttr81tiYe io' alton ~
4ssen Qlaes aas BfvDk vile Owner FsfRii|b
refused $500 F@sf atsfss
gsKtslss ~ 4 ifeiHgt onls $50 seF geis
. n b0@Df 81 Sit
F0fU NpIt1 &g MA NDH
Rockville. laa, EpAts 2,
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1853 Mills AVE 1NR 22ud AND Il. r.
! I2-r. Diet. frame. deem lot | trust for farm.
Suburban home. Main 1914, cley. 2lG
37IA ACRES. HIGHLY IMPROVED
iwcivs miles from Warrington. D G., on car
line: modern s-reom house Will consider
exchange for house z. s. WlCKLINE.
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KlnIey at Huntington Terrace. Bethesda,
Md. oue.bait block from car iine. short
DISTANCE from schools. churches shops and
bank, contains many latest buiit-in tea
lures found only IN much more expensive
homee large garage Y 'acre lot unusual
opportunity S260 cash hal H05 90 per
month Price. ss.75O. Cali Bradley 800
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HERE'S A BARGA1N FOR SOME ONE--
1901 II ! ave nj. Rainier bungalow q
rooms, bath center bail. ami. h " h At
tic converted into extra BEDROOMS large
lot, garage; abundance pf sbt1lbbery and
roses near Catholic and bubiie schools
- 100 reduction; now r5A50
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40 7hu ~--- New Caifornia.sty bungalow
with extra large runms--~h of them4v-and
large porehek; oak floors, h.W heat ban ~
garage. paved street. convenient 10 school
Easy terms.
80, 75O~~~Another very attractive corner, 5
rooms and sleeping Doph, built III Earaae
ietel. shady lot, convenient 10 stores Terms
many features Appealing to women ~~
breakfast nook, bhit.tn ice box, trouina
convenient room arrangement, oak hoota.
Fireplace, hptswater heat, huiit-tn garage la
cation the best On paved street convenient
10 both ear tines And the price IL way down
Dnt.ut town uwner tnsisls that IL W spId ,
M 0nO~~U -raonl 2.story house, win glazed
sun march, h,sW, heat, all improvements, Vois
Venient 90 stores school aud transportation,
un paved street lot lies high, level sAideh,
fruit poultry houses and garage. Ia down
and monthly payments,
K. II.
HIIiannnl nnnA MIN L nur..l and itArrnlI !
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FINE SHADE TREEs--CoRNER LOT.
a hrAnd-new home. containing six rooms.
breakfast room tile bath sleeping porch.
omen fireplace. front and rear borches. built
In garage, hardwood floors: ami. The
number s 2BT Ethan Allen ave. in the new
and fully developed section OF Takoma Park.
All coucrete streets Due TO paving, Carroll
ave u closed making II somewhat difficult
20 locate property. hut phone Decatur 1920
for auto or Information. 3Ts
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4 DREAM HOME ANp oNE ACRE.

terms Phone Alex. l41l },
a DREAM HOME AEp ONE ACRE.
ocr n'9tgb"p1eSEy bg1eSE nonm" NJ hsauIatsi gpr.
china ci"set ' oak Goors. iarss reh poreSer i hot
Sroqnd %5oioat foot trantave tsS "a"e maeada' Stale
road, twoscar garage: chicken house. 20
berry. Omen. Drive ont today. ont Georgia
ayt' aw, to Fere1, 4 GITn rd snd thence 70 c Wal
aye. te konsngton. turn EIght on Foress
CO Co. H%r l@i4 II s9Oa ave- iSTEsrhENr y T. HEAlrf
10 ACRES AND rs ACRES WELL 10:
rhtSd caG. wlh RP9xSsmaaiI ea Pr'e r. AND M Mas
ilssafs,. Sun. and sys'. 20 Col 4ooi". So"
an BUNGALOW lcENrER or soo
6r. 'f'gna2 b9nsaow lot l2oxlIo: ami. 800
6r. BUNGALOW ami, (ncwl ....,... 1900
o. P6ans@9% 6ansaio% nI ami '9"T l" i6oai;b sso0
.r.., sAFFELtL iI hfiIpal;E \ CO. y.
Phone Clarendon 5l6,
VA. HIGHLANDS "a, ROOM BUNGALOW.
mi on large corner 10y. WIN garage, only
So 500 terms 10 suit alao q r. ami, CO.
iuniai new np large corner concrete VI ,
! ~ $50 vii take lot a. part payment THE
price you want "a pay, also lots IN this
section from Sl0D up. 0r viii finance and
build 20 suit your own ideas; terms 20 suit,
| See j L. PRICE At Va, Highlands Sunday
| civ otiee. U3l IA, ave, Room o Fr.
| Da25. a7s
GLENDALE FOR COLORED,
Geudaia IL a huiltnp suburban town.
with nearly lu0 homes. II is now 10 years
| old We are offering at thls time sonie hue
| small homes nn ehsy terms. Also we will
snIl ihe balance Of the lots un small month-
| ly payments. II win pay you 10 look this
over
of ht 1ith ht ne, and go south 10 the ton
| Of the hlil or motor ont the Henning RI
| Ia AIth 81 aud turn north past the new
school Ask tor Mr. BEVERLY. or call by
phons or in person al office,
w u, IRWIN,
| Phone Main a60a il10 q ST, NV,
! PRACTICALLY NEW MODERN. 3.R01M
aud bath home. with over half Az acre 0.
| was butt bY owner Ne his home and ia un.
| usual tn niung respects,
| PERCY II H.ssElL COMPANY.
| NHaitoFR
| Exclusive Agents.
| D2G 18th 81, NV
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Just twenty-five uliles from the center Of
tom, via tbs new Defense BlghNay.
HEDGES * MIDDLETON, Inc.
1872 gye ST NV Franklin g503
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- 500 WILL BBY ATTRACTIVE 5-AcRg
chicken farm. modern bungalow. NJ Lanfei-
Nd su3alI cash DsRfrsnis tsxmt{ DusI sa.ft-
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PINEs-ON-s SEVERN.

yyoTxhee three sleeping rooms bath. water
SupDiy. best neixh borbood: near AnnaDoHs
m boulevard 5000 cash and monthly pay
1853 Baltimore.
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5;EE zCRE GR0UkD. sEW SIX NOON
banse egeotTloaty- dose Ia ss 900. 90 caKh.
SO naoafhlys nne nelghborboo0 Address
Elgx 3gS.x Star of5oe,
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TAkOMA PARK AND
NORTH WASHINGTON SUBURBS.

Sn,6o0--it rooms. . baths: may I've uaed
lIances: h..w heat oak doors sood location
Terms.
S1,4Uu~s~Near Takoma new brick bunwa
oak floors. fireplace, h,.w heat Easy terms
LOT BARGAINS
Almost an acre on Maple ave near Ia
sligo, $500, lat in Blair, one ot tha hest
NJ 900, beautiful curner In District nrol,,
ably the most desirable tul left In library
soctian $@,S00; 3 attractive. level lots hy
builder, on paved street. near stores 81, ,aaO
VIII take second trust as part payment' u
ful home ste or NAV he snhslivldet 81 0nn,
3avtuot lnt la District close 90 business aes,.
Ti,eOn lh or 20 acres, adjoining Takoma
81 900 per acre
Houses for rent Investment prnnertes
These properties may be seen sunday.
lille.
yes tend of tIth II "TakOmA" ear nne)
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TAKOMA PARK-BEST RESIDENTIAL,
overlooking beautiful estate. detached. semi semi
stucca ami. Broom and bath apartmeh..;
downstnirs fireplace: separate entrance 10
furnished apartments with bath upstairs i
apartment already rented. New donole ga
rage Owner transferred Price, SlO,5oo
Gn.h 81 nAn Phone Shenherd 3l31
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THEODORE r. MENK,
s.,scIalizing Potomac River Valley Properties
1910 III 81. NV, Nssh. ~. .el4.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

OWNER LEAVING WILL SELL NEW, MOD,
Nrn home i, block Washington Golf and
Country Club: large house. cement block and
Sturco. slate roof; 4 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths.
sleeping porch big Lying room with e nte'
House alone cost S15,000. Has new first
trust $4,000 Price, $l5.750 II SOLD al
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Fresh Eggs. Fresh Vegetables
and all other farm products can be pro-
duoed on this excellent 120-acre farm near
Norbeck Good roads all the year. and only
/ g miles from the White House The ground
lays well and is well watered and IL very
nrrducttve. Price reduced for Quick sale.
Call Main 1900
W. II. WEST co.
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BUNGALOW NV. & r. AMI: $4,000:
terms: or trade eauity on larger honse IN
NV. or acreage in Va on Potomac. Address
Boy a1R. II STAR nftinn pAa
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ATLANTIC CITY VENTN0R sEETION~--
Attractive detached modern hume. o rooms.
= bedrooms baths nice lot, garage, near
boardwalk. $4,000: equity. $4,000 Sell
Or trade for desirable d G. city or suburban
prr,opgerty. larger q lees value Address
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Must sell cheap. attractive waterfront
corner. Apply J. D. FFTZ6ERALD. 81 y.
Water Front f1ouse--l0 Acres.
Wonderful for subdivision. short distance:
fruit. re4sonshle 0feF wanted. Owner. Bcx
f22aB Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

FAEEI I5 AcREs; 3 NILES FROM ?, c.
etc. Stream through place 2 fr0ntAges on
state road. Priee 50 300. Trade for resi-
1919 N -. nv Pot. 1920
WILL EXCHANGE A FINE RESIDENTIAL
property Of IL rooms. . baths. oil burner
ard 2-ca~ garage. first trust 50 900: prefer
small income. producing Dronerty, not over
$50 900 hone Mr.. MeALISTER Main
I~g0
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Will EXCHANGE ar. SUB HOME COT
tage City one tFnst for city home or farm
Main I4IS; Cley GIG, 27s
Evening star., 1928-11-16

Jurisdiction of the United States en-
dowed the School of Government by
making a gift of $l,000,000 in cash to
George Washington University for the
purpose stated Following this, the Ma
tional League of Masonic Clubs of the
United States decided to cndow in the
same university two chairs for foreign
service instruction. The attendance
will include officers of the National
League Of Masonic Clubs, .eague direc-
tors. the Educational Foundation trus-
tees. State presidents, deputy State
presidents end State vice presidents
from all parts Of the United States.
The program of the exercises Is as
follows:
Friday, November 23.
2:30 pm-Meeting of the board OF
trustees of the Educational Foundation
at the Continental Hotel
$50 pm. - Dinner to the board OF
trustees of the Educational Foundation
and invited guests at the Continental
Hotel
Saturday, November "a.
am.-Breakfast to the board of di-
rectors Of the league and board of
trustees of the foundation and invited
guests, given at the Cosmos Club by
DR.. Cloyd H. Marvin. president of
George Washington University.
12 noon - Luncheon, board of di-
rectors of the league, Hotel Continental.
p.m.-Conference of all national
league officials, including State presi-
dents, deputy State presidents, State
vice presidents and invited guests.
Hotel Continental.
p.m.-Conferenc of officials men,
toned. in company with officials of the
heads of Masonic bodies in
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G.W.U.CONvOCAT|ON
PLANS ARRANGED
Exercises for New School to
Coincide With Masonic
League Conference.

Arrangements have been completed
Cor formal convocation Saturday, No
vembcr "a, in the foreign service in
struction section of the recently en-
dowed School of Government at George
Washington University. 70 be held in
conjunction with the annual meeting of
the National League of Masonic Clubs.
The Masonic organization has under
taken to endow two chairs of foreign
service at George Washington and the
Ccnvocation will be held far the pur-
nose of taking formal c3enizance of
fheir installation at the beginning of
this school year.
The sessions of the National League
OF Masonic Clubs will peein at $3.50
O'Clock next Friday afternoon, when a
conference of the board of trustees of
The Educational Foundation will be
held. The meetings will continue
through 7 o'clock Saturday night, clos
ing with dinner.
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of Free Masonry for the Southern
Evening star., 1928-11-16

the group by the insertion of this ad-
vertisement In newspaper:
Listen in, 10 ANA te!epathic ex-
pertinent. Silent Prayer Circle"
The equipment used In the rites of
the group IS simple, consisting only of
a lighted candle and swinging pendu-
lun1. Meaker thus describes their use:
My suggestion in this regard would
require that such a pendulum, made
between the worshiper and the candle.
1T may be either a clocklike device,
kept swinging by mechanical means
which would keep it continually swing
ing through the dame arc, or simply
suspended weight which If given fresh
impulse from time to time by an attach
Evening star., 1928-11-16
THOMPSON DENIES RUM0R
OF CHANGE IN CABINET
Chicago Mayor Declares No Shake
Up Is Contemplated as after
math of Election"

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. November 16.--If there
are to be any changes in Mayor Will
liam Hale Thompsons cabinet as an
aftermath of the November election,
the mayor knows nothing about it.
He said So yesterday when interviewed
while attending the funeral of his
friend, State Representative Thomas
Curran. 1t was rumored that as a Sc
quel to the defeat of the city bond is
sues ard the mayors candidates in the
election last week. he was to shake up
his administration.
Really don't know whether there1l
be any changes in the cabinet" the
mayor said whats the use of talking
about these rumors, anyway. 1t will
merely cause more rumors You never
know what will happen. Last week I
had no idea Id be attending this flu
neral today
Evening star., 1928-11-16

the District of Columbi and selected
guests, George Washington University.
Sis pm. - Opening ceremony. with
the same personnel as the preceding
conference, and including all members
OF the Masonic fraternity. as well as
the general public.
Z p.m.-Dinner for all members Of
the national league and selected guests,
Continental Hotel
Evening star., 1928-11-16
TELEPATHIC PRAYER
is TAUGHT BY GROUP
New Cult Broadcasts Silent Sup
rlication Through Use
of Pendulum.

BINGHAMTON. N. Y. R'.-A re-
igiuous group that teaches the use OF
telepathy for broadcasting prayer with
view to effecting healing has estab-
ished itself here.
Leading opponents of the principles
Of the group here are w. Lathron
Meaker and his secretary. Miss Evelyn
Smith, Public notice was attracted to
Evening star., 1928-11-16

ment, in which case the rate of swing
ing will, of course, remain constant, al
though the length of the ar viii grad
ually diminish after each fresh impulse.
I'm using the device IN regular serv-
ice the pendulum should be kept swing
ing constantly. Care should be taken,
however. not to make anv strained eff
fort to adapt the service To its rhythm"
It was further explained that silent
prayer was broadcast mentally by the
leaders of the cult every morning at 10
o'clock. and that by tuning in at this
time it was hoped those in heed of heal
ing would receive much benefit.
Many new auto bus lines are being
operated In England.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
Rov Is Killed h1 Avalanche.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 16 CR.--
.I~s-Dll Virlyn Guice, 8, was dead today,
victim of an avalanche of rock and soil
which descended upon him suddenly
while playing near his home yesterday
afternoon
Evening star., 1928-11-16
U. S. CELLIST SCORES.

Berlin Audience Repeatedly Ap-
plauds Musician From Baltimore.
BERLIN. November IS (E).-Maurice
Eisenberg, Baltimore cellist, proved one
of the outstanding successes of Berlin's
musical season at a concert here last
night with his rendition of program
In which the music of the French mas
ters. such as Debussy, Ravel and
Couperin, predominated. Eisenberg
had to respond to numerous encores,
and left off only when the lights were
turned out by the management.
Evening star., 1928-11-16

Chemise, Dance Sets.
Step.ins and Gowns. All full
cut, effectively trimmed with
applique laces. Also plain
tailored models.
Evening star., 1928-11-16

Short les. Yoke or straight
front. Hemstitched or
Seorsctte ruff e d trim.
Lovely quality. In Rcsh or
peach. Sizes 81 to ~.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Salmon -Bearnaise Sauce.

The slices Of salmon or steaks should
be about inch in thickness. Wipe
them Bith d soft, clean cloth. season
With pepper and salt and brush over
with salad oil Or melted butter. Have
the griil thoroughly hot, grease well.
then place the FISH on the griller. Allow
about lb minutes for cooking, turn
from time ~ time, ana brush over
occasionally with more salad oil II
necessary.
To make the sauce. chop two small
shail0ts fine. put them IN n small pan
Yith half gill of white vinegar one.
fourth 9Th of tafragon vinegar and six
crushed peppercnrns Boil until the
vinegar IL reduced 10 one-third Of lts
original quantity. strain this onto one
gill 0f white sauce. and when hot stir
IN the y0lk6 ~ three OF four eggs one
III time Cook the eggs but do moi
allow the sauce Ia boil Add some hut
ter gradually IN tiny pieces. allowing
each piece 10 melt and 10 be absorbed
before adding another piece, or tbe
sauce win be oily SEASON with sail
ard pinch ~ cayenne pepper, When
the flsh is ready, place IL on n hnt
dlsil and gafnish with parsley and slices
ot lemon, Serve the sauce separately
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Short Memory.

Henry. where is your book bag?"
"oh. geei forgot and left it in the
street car"
wow 20 back and get II"
Henry raced OF TO the office Of the
lost and found and came home with
his book bag.
4 got il. The man was just turning
81 In when ! got there"
Good Nov try 10 remember. This
habit Of forgetting is bad. Lid yogi
20 over there without hai2"
~Oh. geef ! must have left il In the
once. took il OF when went IN
and ] must have forgotten IL
Go ard get it. You'd forget your
head IL IL wasn't fastened. Something
has 70 be done with You Il you keep
on forgetting ike this
Something ought 70 be done. The
FIRST thing 70 do Is 70 take him 70
Is very likely 10 be an undeTn0urislaed
child
he may eat more than al the other
children IN the family together and
stiL be an undeTnourisfed child. He
may be overweight and stIll be an un-
cernosarashed child Take aObodyg word
for this. not even your own. but take
the forgetfui lad to the doctor ard
make sure the blood supplied 20 1ae
brain Is rich enough and plentiful
enough 20 keep h1s brain work up "a
standard A child who keeps forget
ting ordinary things like book bags
and hats. grocery lists, letters tha;
ought 70 have been naiieo-keeps
hahisz1aIly forgetting needs diet and
careful supervision of health habits.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
OUR CHILDREN BY Angelo pa,ri

There is. too. another kind of for
getting. We forget what We want 10
forget. II the errand the child Is
asked 10 do is unpleasant 20 aim, he
is very likely to forget IL, and hon
esily forget IT, His mini attends TO
that without his willing 1t 10 do so.
Investigate what a child forgets and
when he forgeis. You win finC thcre
the clue to the cure.
II he is not paying attention 10 you
when you tell him something. he is
likely TO forget H. Make sure when
giving a child directions that he Is CIV
ing you iais whole attention See that
he stops what ne Is doing. looks right nj
you. and understands what you are
saying
The funny sheet Is more interesting
than any errand. so II the child is en-
gagged IN discovering what happened 70
Jimmie Duggin. walt until ne has sat
isfled his mind upon the point and then
tell him what II Is you want him 70
remember
A healthy body usually carries a
healthy memory within IT, An interest
ing matter viii be remembered. What
ever Is given TO an attentive. healthy
mind viii be retained. Pear viii cause
child TO forget Boredom will make
him forget Inattention makes him
deaf and he cannot remember what he
never heard.
Repetition Of q message. fact an
action. will TX il ia memory. Pleasure
attending an action viii cause II 10 be
remembered. There are many things
that may be involved In a chlld's for
getting. Think about them before pun
ishing him. Furnishing him Is = very
fine way 10 have him forget.
Copyright 199hi
Evening star., 1928-04-18
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Thursday. April 19.

If there is anything in astrology. this
is one of the most fortunate of dayS--a
time when all the stars are kindly in
their influence upon the destiny OF
earth. men and women.
The early morning may be depressing,
since there is an aspect that presents
troubles to the mind, but this will be
quickly diSSipated
All the aspects appear to favor bank
ing affairs and TO preSage great expan-
sion of financial institutions.
BY the stars II is indicated that busi-
ness will receive great impetus through
big alliances.
This should be fairly favorable day
for borrowing money for business pro-
motion. but ii is most perilous for specu-
lation.
Women, as well as men. should bene-
sit from the planetary government that
is supposed to affect banks. OfhcialS
will be developed. 1t is predicted.
This should be lucky day for aSsum-
ing mortgages and for making invest
mentS
1t is a happy wedding day. presaging
escape from the ills of poverty and the
enjoyment OF lasting love,
TheaterS certainly are to have an
eventful year. in which the drama be-
comes a recognized intellectual force in
education Great plays are to be pro-
duced. and there is promise of success
in presenting new dramas on the Pacific
Coast
Death will remove men who have
long dominated the theater. 1t is proph-
eSied. and the year 1928 is to be his
toric for big achievement.
Poetry and high aspiration again will
hA t,reSeDted as attributes OF stage
characters, 1t is foretold.
Persons whose birth date II is have
the augury of a year in which fortune
smiles on them.
Children born on this day probably
will be keen Of mind and strong Of body.
Supreme success is likely.
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