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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
HUDSON ESSEX
PRICES
REDUCED
10 TO 404o

We have reduced prices on
our entire stock of trade-in cars.
Many of these are current
models and are like new. The
following list will give you some
idea of how drastic Our price re-
auctions have been.
ESSEX E - ROADSTER.
Wa. sf'2fs. So SrHsAfi .iso.
was i $50. 70 S %"A9 sssas.
was S Sis % x S"Assss5o $50.
CHEVROLET .2s COACH.
'1a ~. :2!s: S 30 ossfi4S5s .
CHEVROLET rs. ROADSTER.
Was $3.50. Now sls5.
vi: $50 vow siss.
w h:D 500. 3 so eoA $50.
was H.n $50 Z so SoA sa4s.
ESSEX '25 COACH
Was 1928. Vow slg5
ESSEX ct SEDAN
Was $3.50. Now $3.50
ESSEX 20 COACH.
Was $3.50 Now s3a5
H w. s75 % sss s2 $50.
MANY OTHERS
Our Reputation Your
Guarantee.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
1872 L St. NV.
West of Conn Ave
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WOMEN WORKERS On tine infants and chii
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REAL BARGAINS.

ahspe ............... Isl n50
'ui"x Master 8 coach 1926 . 500
tiurmohie y setap. 1928 ... rs
llD'ixe sedan. 1877 model $3.50. 500
iewett brougham late, Eooc ar. 5@5
Buick Master q touring. IS Duco.. 400
Hudson coach. good shape DGco -. 3a5
Chevrolet fnune. 1898 ....... as
HupD touring. excellent shape -. so
Noon spof; four wInter inclosure.. o7s
FORT roadster. late model ..... rs
Many other cars IN hand OF all makes
and models az the FIzht prices. Convenient
terms.
UNION STATION GARAGE,
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SALESWOM experienced. 10 interview
housewives for manufacturer: patented housr;
hold spcciaity; steady positions: conditional
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HELP--FEMALE.
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POSITION as social service or welfare
worker; 4 wears experience: employed at
present Address Box 313-Z. Star office.
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WOMEN t3l Catholic. for sprcIal outside
work mart or full time, can earn 50 weekly
n start. Call $40. Room l:lo. Peoples
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SiTU.ATION-NALE.

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drive any make ear; best reference. "l8
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AMERICAN TENOR
ON RADIO PROGRAM
JaeeI viii Share Time With
English CeI|ist in
Kent Hour.

Frederick Jagel. young American
tenor who. it will BE recalled. made
his Metropolitan Opera debut last No.
vember in Aida" and Felix Salmond
distinguished English cellist. will share
the honors Of the Atwater Kent Radio
Hour 10 be broadcast by WRC at 9:1S
o'clock tonight This marks the first
time Mr.. Jsgel has participated in an
Atwate- Kent Radio Hour, although
Mr.. Salmond has been heard many
times
Cooks Radio World Tour during the
program which will be heard through
WRC at $50 o'clock this evening Nal.
colm IA Prade will describe the old
Moorish cities that renamed when the
Spaniards revolted and drove the in
vaderS back 10 their own native North
African shores. Something of modern
Spain Will come into the picture. and
ny. La Prade's talk will be supple
rlented by music appropriate to the
places and incidents Of which he
speaks,
As washingtons birthday will be OBJ
Hour. which Goes on the air at $50
O'clock, will take on a patriotic fare
ana yet keep IN key With the memories
and melodies OF IS years ago.
AS their contribution to the celebra-
ton Of WaShington's birthday. Maj Ed
ward Bowles and his Capitol Theater
family viii present patriotic program
81 30 o'clock
4 program Of old-time negro spirit
uals by the Southern Glee Club of Rich
rlono Va. will feature the broadcast
tonight by WIFI. Other musical
features Will be provided by William
Moore. tie Fairfax Male Quartet and
the choir CT the Fairfax women's Khan.
No. 81.
dialogue by a L. Smith and W. H.
Jenkins. together with selections BY
male quartet, make up the regular Sum
Cay evening program Of the Interna.
t:onsl Bible Students Association. which
WKHr viii broadcast from $50 to s
O'clock. An hours sacred song service
Will follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

u a.m.-Eerytce from Calvary Ran.
LIS. Church. Rey. W. s. Abernethy, pas.
tor, VIII preach.
p.T.-An Hour of Chamber Music
VIII Katherine Palmer. soprano.
pm -Tfe Roxy Stroll
pm.-Yogne Peoples Conference.
WIN an acoress by D.. Daniel A. Poi
Ing.
p.m.-SerIiccz from Bethlehem
Chapel, Warrington Cathedral: RIshi
ReF- James <. Freeman Will preach
70 SOB p.m.-Motion Picture Guide
$50 p.m.-Tne ACQUISITION hour.
pm--Natlonsl Symphony Orches-
e.5p pm.-Cooks Traveiosue.
p.m.-Hans Barth, pianis,
~ pm~-Mug;csl program under
me direction Of Maj. Edward Boyes
1f2'n The Capitol Theater. New York
g pm.-"ouK Government" By David
Lawrence.
s.5 rm.-CorTect time.
s43 pm.-h.wa.er Kent Radio Hour.
r,ssensing FREDERICK Jsgei. tenor, and
Job pr1.-Bibiicsi drama.
1913 pm.~-Weafher forecss.
Early Program Tomorrow.
80 s'a.-ToHer health exercises
e. am.--Fecerat.on morning deyo-
s.!3 q N .--Parn2esux Trio.
- u as am.--Cheerio.
~ m DIR Ro?si g. COPELAND hour.
!! an Talk by Emma Perley Lin.
.!.!5 an.~-Eac!o Household Insti.
:. - an1.-Et4dlo program.
y ,1pon.~~Farna flashes
- 10 p.m.~-Organ recital
3 Luncheon Of tne Association,
.! Community Guests and CouucfIs
Dtpaccas: from the MayGoyer Hotel
FTrclpal SPEAKERS: W. II p paunrs
pi@'1fnt of Brown University, and
!<yIlk MsYshan "''N
y IN .-~' Ko,p.ng TT" Health Service
- pm ta IA ssals Tr.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928
Scheduled Eastern
standard Meters the left Of COLL letters kocyces on right
33S.6--VOO rhiladriphia---,S6O.

3sS.6--WOO rhiladcinhia--S6O.
.3o--Mnscal exercises.
E:Ou-~O"San,
iO-Church Servings
ms.e--kpkA ri ;ssrsH-o'o
II OOa--Church seryiSFs.
ais-ia,,ie symphony Orchestra. H.
1S---tcltcr hour. T.
a:3n--Mclodics; Jubilee Singers. w.
10:lo--Don Amatzo
As36--WJAR PROV idrncr---6.O
300--Young peoples conference.
:00---Mens conference
e:"0-Canltol Theatei Family
o;i5--Orchcstrs
csO."-WHAM Rochcster--i.0s0
:Sha--Churrh services.
:u0--Gcli strand Group.
3:3o-P"pular concert.
( ,on--Orcan.
o:;in-NaiInnal rcl,g,ous services.
G;Sa-FIresdc Forum.
;:3:,-Esstman Thcater hour.
S::in--Nlolin and soprano.
45-ttiea Jubilee Singers
3:0.3-WGY Schenectndy-,90
tn.ana--t' hurCh services.
uu--Meu conference.
S.3n-Aroustlcon hour.
6'nn---Nu"lCal nroeranl.
6.3o--Stctson Parade
1:"o--tatltni Thra,,'r Family.
q = , stMatrr h"nt h"ur'
333.i-WBZ Srrinstcld--9Oo
:ona---Church services.
,:un-Roxy stroll
5.:in-Nationa religious services.
q ,2o---Cook's tfaNeloeue.
:nn--Rlue and Gold hour.
t5-Ersomhle.
8 S--tollier hour
o 5-t'ho' al mrslr.
10. na--MusIrsi program
3i6.o-WTAG Worces,cr---as0
Oh-Men's conference.
: co--Capitol Theater Family.
i3i.S--CFCA Toronto--690
.no---Church services.
3s6.G-CECL Tororto--s4O
0o--Organ hour
sol THERN
:aG,9-ww>C Ashe,iile--ioI0
II 0na-church service.
I .oo-ss red MUSIC.
S'3n-thuroh service.
Q 0o-Quartet.
4,,.o-w>B Atlanta-eso
II 55a-Church services,
f,n0-Nen's conference
5:3o-Acoustcor program
1:"n-Camtot Theat"t Family
a:i5-Atwater Kent hour,
"s3.s-WD0D Chattanooga-1.c30
/" oo--thurch services.
S;3d-Church servircs.
asa.7-WJAN aarhson,il le-sso
II :ooa--Church services.
s ,0n--ChurCh services
sni--NHA~ nuistiIle---a3O
/ .h0a-rhurrh service.
! :na---t,od strand Group.
J .hh---loure peoples conference.
,S0--Ar Gustlcon pto>Tanl.
n0-Chnral e>en<Grc
go atitt.l Thea;er Family.
-I3-OrrheStra.
33G9-WSM Nash, ille-S9O
Il .0n--t hurrh services.
4'on-Neu cnnfnrrutc
on--F anltn' The9inr Family.
g.IS-Atw ster Kent hour.
.49.a-HtOA Pcn.aeola-1.?o0
s .3o--Church services.
CENTRAL.
a.c-kNN Chirago-js0
fS-f'utiier hour
a.lt-R"y. G. j. PERRIN; music.
10 Is Don AntaiEo
65s-wEBH.WJIp Ch!easo-sco
s3a-ni7nnr rlusiral.
s.s6-->tuf1lo programs.
4I6a-WGN-WLfB Chicaro-.cO
oo--Anla Sandy: A,water Kent.
lu'15-0ur music room.
.S0---~on-S.
]. 1n-N .arich' nla-,n rras
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WRHF-American Broadcasting Co.
tS22.4 Meters).
$50 p-m.-Program by international
biole Students Association: dialogue
o. A L. Smith and W. H. jenkins on
The Fau OF Babylon: selections by a
male quartet and questions and answers
On the Bible
TO pm.-Sacred song service.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 am.-Houscl1oid talk,
1880 a.m.-Drocp's half hour of
music
II TO 1880 a.m.-Advertisers' period
Of music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
NEW DEVICE IN USE.

An improved automatic power con.
troll for use with receivers opereted
from the house lines has been de-
veloped.
The unit operates the B elimination
and the trickle charger through the
switch on the set In addition when
the storage battery has reached full
charge, the device automatically stops
the charger The relay is designed BY
the Yaxley Manufacturing Co. to be
practically fool" proof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

pm.-Fairfax Male Quartet.
Tl5 p-m-Fsirfsx Women's Choir of
Khan No. 81
100 pm.-Musical selections by Will
tam Moore.
7:z5 p.m.-Fellowship Forum from
boliS;
om--To he announced.
el5 p.n--The Little villag. Church
Uncer the direction OF c. J. Brown.
oto pm--Tak by Dr.. John o.
p.m.-Southern Glee Club of Rich.
ncno. Va featuring old time negro
Ep4rtQals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
STARS OF METROPOLITAN
TO SING "LA TRAVIATA"
Fourth of Series of Victor Pro-
grams Will Be Broadcast Friday
Night by WIZ.

A concert version of Verdis opera
La Traviata" will be given by Lucrczia
Bori. soprano; Beniamino Gigli. tenor,
and Giuseppe De Luca, baritone. all Of
them stars of the Metropolitan Opera
Co.. IN the fourth Of the series Of VIC
tor programs to be broadcast Friday
hight by WIZ and its associated sta
tions. The Victor Symphony Orchestra
also will be heard in this program.
Since the plot of the opera. which
is based on Dumas famous drama,
Camille" is developed by the three
principal characters, to whom in the
operate version all the great musical
moments are allotted. the opera is an
ideal one for presentation IN concert
form. In the arrangement to he used
by Victor all OF the great arias. duets
and trios have been retained. thus Civ
ing the program the true semblance Of
a performance at the Metropolitan
Flowers eggs are widely sold for food
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
Transmitter Tubes
Blow Out, Giving
Touch of Realism

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON.-A realistic touch was
added to the initial broadcast of a
new hour OF entertainment over
WEEP. A trio had just sung a
number in which 1t Is set forth
that the song is ended but the
melody fingers on.
A death-likc silence followed and
radio fans tried vainly for two
minutes to pick up the station.
Two fuses In the transmitter had
blown out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
Local Radio Entertainment
Sunday, February 1o, 1928

NAA-Washington Navy Yard
tsSi.5 Meters.
1905 a.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
s55 pm. Arlington time signals.
zoos p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

Flowers eggs are widely sold for food
in Europe.
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kIne-Hour Program Planned

bI}Hoay iJfDgfam. 10 continue nine
I.'-i@, !saH DefTi announced by WWkC.
n r. u {, for Tuesday evening
ne pitgfagn IL " open al 6 O'Clock
&c c.o56 Ut : TIE next morning
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4.S.3--WIW Cincinnati--7O0

4:S.3--WIW CinCinnati-7Oo
= 3O-~lnatrumcntal trio.
1l5---Church services.
S15---Collicr hour.
915-Bandbox hour.
36I."--WSAi Cincinnati-s3O
10 ;i3a---t'hurch services.
400-~Mrn's conference.
q 00--Ncw York program.
30~-Hvnn time: string quartet.
Hl5---Atwatcr Kent hour.
10:lJ--Elhlical drama.
3a0a-WTAM cvrland--13O
,33--Aftcrnoon musical.
q .00---OrchrStra, studio I" hoursl.
= ;nn~-thutth scrNi"cs.
9 l1--Atwater Kent hour.
To 11--Dauce: Ncapolitans {" hours.
4lO.o--WCX.WIR Detroit--6s0
10 .n0a--Church services.
.nn---t;old strand Group.
.,,.nG--RoNr Stoll.
) :3n--TWiiight hour.
:n0--Dnner music,
:;n--Rah,o vrspnrs.
S:i5---coller hour.
q .:i0--Same as WIZ
10:n0-Happy half hour.
35:..-WWJ Dctroit--s'0
:0o--Institutc OF Arts.
1;,o--t1nItol Thcater Family
a:0o---Piano recital.
a:l5--Atwater k"nt hour.
WESTERN.
3j..9-KOt Dpn,rr--a"0
"n--Car,tol Thca,cr Family.
S.iI--t'0lilcr.
9l5.-Chur,h services.
ass.5--KFI Los Angeles--GtO
/. :tln-~Don Ama2o.
:0pa--~panCr music.
3Xlt--kGO Oakiand--sSO
10 3S--thurch services.
l",un-~ Don Amai7n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
s9t.s-WEAE New York--6iO

oo-Chamhsr music.
:0U--t hurch services
3:oo-Xouns peoples conference
S:3o--Acousticon hour,
S:on-National symphony.
::no-rrancis paperte.
10:l5--Biblical drama.
&3i.3-WJZ New York-66O
a:0oa-Chldrens hour.
l:uu---Goid strand Group.
".Oo-RoXy Stroll
3:un-Woodwnd Ensemble.
3:S0-tortralto and violin.
3:Sa-vesper services.
S;:iu-NatIons. rehsious service.
6:3o-tooks traeeiosue.
.n0-<cohan organ music
:30-Burklcy and Chadbourne.
ll3->tuns quartet.
S:l5-Colllrt hour
2:3o-Mclodies: Jubilee Singers,
10 lo-Don Amazo
a:::,--WOR Ncwark-;iO
c:oo-liospital dedication.
8 ,ut->Nn1phunic nour,
4'on--t athetral hour.
1Io-Mus,cal: sons discourses
.0n--Enervescen hour.
Q,Sn-Ameriran Singers
10 :00--Don Voorhees, Band.
::..6-wrG Atlantic Cny--i.io0
3l3-Organ.
4;ls-Communl,y vocal program.
a:lo-Concert orchestra.
10 .l0--Sunday evening musical.
.s5.s-WBAL Baitiniore-t,O5o
s;3o-Natlonal reneious services.
q ,;in-Cuok traveiugue.
:Ou--t oncert orchestra.
S:oo-sacred program
aos."-WEEl Bo.ton--ss0
:5oa--Chureh services.
] :Uo--t oncert orchestra.
;i.3u--Iopley Players.
t;uo-Nens conference.
S:itl- ACQUISITION hour
s,3o-tonceft orchestra
a.1h-Atw alter Kent hour.
10 :3o-Hockey broadcast.
a6f.3-WNAC Boston-650
6:S0-nrchestra.
7:3u-Chufeh services.
y .uu-Eneit essent hour.
9;30-Anerlcan SINGERS.
lo:oo-Don VOORHEES, SAND
aoe.s-wGR Bunalo-aso
i0:i5a-Cburch services,
;sn--ortho>onIc hour.
1:3o-thuFch services.
a:l5-AtWater Kent hour.
3.3.i-WMAk Bunaio-sso
. 3a-Dr Richelson's Forum.
1:uo->ymphualc hour.
:oo-tathesilal hour.
& iu--Fisenlh!e
;;.1-t hurch services
s. uU-Enerres, ert hour
$50 American Singers.
10 u0-Don Voorhees, Sand.
ssa a-wTiC Hartford-s6O
5 no-Ioung peoples conference.
a0-Mens conference.
e:@0-Cap,toI Theater Family.
3os.i-WABC New York-s;o
4 oo--Colony Theater hour.
\ 0n-Nus,cSi Nespcrs.
n0-Orchestra.
S0o-thurch services
3iss-WGBS New York-s6O
o:l5-Noveliy: Russian music.
10 :0o-NIohn.
394.5-WHN New York-:60
\ sn-t'oncert ensemble.
.nu-i o1"erf orchestra.
q SOL Dew : presenfatlon.
:nl--Ea.sfnpt,is.
1n:io-Anlerlcan celebrity hour.
IL :nn-OrEan
II :30-Dance orchestra.
..0:-wMCA New York--si0
3;3o-Chinstown Rescue Society.
1,h0-McAlpIncrs
1.3o-StuCio program.
a:I5-Frankhn hour.
a45-0rchesira
IL ;0o-Banauet.
5:6-WNlC New York-3s0
s:I5-Advisory housing conference.
9:i5-Crand Street BOYS Association.
e6o.:-wCAU Phi'adeIphia-i.Iso
3:08-Same as W0R
5:lu-4f hurch services.
3 00- onetrt orchestra.
G :30-Devitt Orchestra.
: :n0-N iotlians.
81 b.I.- hour Andy.
s 0o-Ninnhie Thlnble Boys.
S::3tt--E En- sem HE.
y .0D-Same as WOR
4oa.e-wFi.wLiT Phiiadeinhia-.so
] | .0na-chGreh services.
- .Gft-f o1ceft.
: .0n--ttehesiras.
f ,3tt-f' orceri hour.
i5-Atw a,ev Kent hour.
~ Ia Raisiis al drama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
Missouri Governor on Air

m anniversary program. in ybith
I"F Fam a. Ezkef q Missouri viii
rsk+ >nof' ak. will be presented
" NOS, JefefaDn Guy. Mo. on peb.
43Sty ~ I4lf cents viii star, a, =
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Cans" Made to Suit Needs

The home builder who desires 10
shield receiver of his own design has
the opportunity 10 obtain cans" made
up to suit his needs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS

lONlGh1.
5:30-Acousticon Hour: Washing
ton Program --WEAF. WEEI,
WRC. WGY. WCAE, WWJ.
WEBB. WHAS. WSB.
7:2O-Capitol Theater Family:
Program Of Patriotic Music
WEAF, VITO, WAR, WTAG,
WRC. WGY. WCAE. WV,
WHAS, WSM, WSB, WBT,
kOA.
3:l5--Atwater Kent Hour -
WEAF, WEEI. WIFI, WRC,
WGY. WGR, WCAE. WTAM.
WWJ. WSAI, WON, W5M,
WSB, WHIT.
9:30--American Singers: solos and
quartets-WOR WCAU. WEAN.
WMAK, WAS, WAIU, WGHP.
WNAC. WFBL, WCAO, WADE,
WKRC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
Radio Pirates Rounded Up.

LONDON. February 1o fP).-More
than 1900 radio pirates we're rounded
up by the British police In 1927. Pr
rates, that is radio users who have
not paid the government license fee.
are located by means Of post Office di-
rection-fnding vans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
Traffic Campaign by Radio.

An educational campaign I'm an ef-
fort to decrease traffic accidents has
been started by the Los Angeles bu-
/ reau Of public safety over XII.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-06-15
Mill Town Bans
Old Blue Monday

Greenwood, s. C.-1'le traditional
blue Monday" with odors of SOAP
and steamfng laundry pots. has been
abolished in two textile mill villages
by James c. Self, cotton mahlfac-
turer.
He believes that lifting women from
drudgery Is one of the needs OF the
changing problems Of labor and has
installed plant Iaundries which deliver
"wet wash" free OF Charge to all fam
lilies employed in his two large cotton
mills.
s'rhe more labor we eliminate for
the women in the homes" Self says,
"the better able they become to fill
their places in the manufacturing
scheme. not only where they are EN-
ploycd in the mill but where they
must look after the needs of large
families so employed or attending the
mill schools"
Self further believes In the adop-
tion by textile manufacturers OF the
most modern machinery for health
promotion. An automatic .humhIilica-
tion system in all his plants main.
tains> regularity of humidity and tenn
perature 10 place of the changeable
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contact In the most incidental way
1t is like measles; he is moi safe any.
where. Even distance does not seem
to change conditions. The sweetheart
at home, even when he is thousand
miles away, is often as absorbing as
If she were only across the street.
Her picture on his desk and the daily
letter keep him in an emotional male.
strom which only too frequently sub
merges him.
a my boy has little sweetheart at
home," father confided in me not
long ago when bringing his seventeen
year-oId son to college, 'and feel
that he will, be morally safe when he
is away from home"
Possibly. but he can be almost GER
tain that the boy will be intellectually
almost a total loss so far as his studies
are concerned, provided of course.
that he takes the sweetheart serious
ly. Like Dickens, the boy is very like
Iy to find thar love at seventeen Tex.
cludes every other idea" from his
mind. A boy at seventeen or eight
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Washington. - Center market, on
Pennsylvania avenue. for SO years
landmark of the nations capital. may
soon be torn down TO make way for
government buildings.
Presidents wives have rubbed
shoulders there with humber shop
pers and congressman have spent
many a Saturday morning discussing
the beef situation with its butchers.
Now bill is pending in congress
for destruction of the building after
January /, 1920, to make room for a
structure to house the Department Of
Justice.
= jacob West seventy year-old
butcher, whose neat little stand has
occupied stall No. 145 since the build
ing was opened, looks with dismay
upon the possible demolition Of the
building c
When Jacob was sixteen years old
he joined the gayethrong of food mon
gers .s an apprentice butcher in the
meat business. That was before the
market was entirely housed in the
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Human Life Is aiken

gorgeous funeral pyre, although fear
| Of the English half ruined the cere-
nlony By preventing the burning alive
Of so much IS single wife or con-
cubine at his side.
"That night the palace woman
whose child had saved the heir of the
state was quietly smothered In her
bed"
Yet nothing would ifave been heard
of the double murder but for a quar-
rel which prompted some Of the pal
ace dignitaries who had not witnessed
the ceremony to carry the facts Sc
crefly to the British viceroy's agent,
says Miss Mayo. Checked BY Indian
stolidity, secretiveness and adherence
to tradition. the agent, however,
could do nothing more than determine
that the first rani had been banished
from the palace. in accordance with
the Hindu law, and the second rani
had been installed as regent for her
son.
Efforts to find the soreerer. one of
the class Of holy men whose vicious
sway over Indian life even the most
rigid British measures have been I'M
able to check. proved unavailing.
With his rich reward for his incanta-
lions securely pocketed, he disap.
peared quickly. probably to prey later
on the superstitions Of another state,
far removed from the tragedy.
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with him 10 convince the rajah that
his life could be saved only BY the
sacrifice of d child, preferably his son
BY tiie second rani.
n The sOrcerer. fully awure of Ills Inn
potence to. cure, nevertheless con
vinced the rajah that his only hope
for life lay In human sacrifice The
second rani, with only her love IT
the rajah at heart, prepared to give
up her son.
'.But before the child could reach
the SICK mans bed. 4 swift grip
dragged him aside and one OF the
palace women, pushing boy before
her, stood In the young heirs place,
pleading that the boy, her son. be
offered In sacrifice instead
$50 they carried the rajah into his
apartments, and there that night, In
"a siut-in place. came the first rani
and the sofcerer, with certain princi-
pal officers Of the state. And the
sorceref, with nuts and lamps and
incantations, made strong sorcering.
After this they dealt with the son of
the palace woman until life passed
from him.
"1hen they carried the small body
wrapped in a cloth and dropped 1t
secretly into the tishs pond that lies in
the inner palace. And much money
was forthwith paid the sorcerer
Put the rajah. nevertheless, died
in three days and was buried on a