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3.z5,112e. 100 slanl.2 Trnstees;
THOMAS j. , oWE w. Z SON ~ MY AWyoriohnsss'
rRgsTEEg sAE ;y, or IA, yAHg gAsIg T9gg5Es
zs EkrlisEs as d sTREEr soUTii-

e ~ ss ss; ,ss e 4, tsy: 4 s s.s
% tbs Land records Of ths District Of ce.
secured thereby. the pldefeisned trustees
WI n. y 4 Dssr fSelos 4,Ie e i TFiaP Fl ihi
PBiAHirTY ogEdx pn is sl's .a Az kogs
District ~ Columbia, and deEignHted rs and
being lof ~ Ia me nlstrIet oonstrnstio1
square 643, as per plat recorded u Lher ~;
tie surveyor Of tbs District Of Coiumhla.
money. 10 be paid IN cash. balance In two
equal tnstallments, payable IN one and two
Gears. with interest 1T seven per esltlln
Der enntnn. payable aeini~hnauaily, from
day of eaif, secured By, deed Of trust upon
~ 81 tBs purchaser. x deposit .of $500 Viii b
erdns etc. y sest p PIE lseh M.,,n TsEss
aays from AZ me- ethsEy!s Is. Ne sI, ss
Il M I risk and eosg II dsfsuIfins pkisssssl,
sitsr ys asyy q s,sh ss ~
5 ;s' IaSa ! WIN ss I99asS5s' -
ayie.dAdsssxea TRUSTEES.
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ADAM 4 wrscHLrR 3 SON. Auctioneers.
rRusrEEs. s s,9 og iHESS 5ESNKr p RIVE

FNNs<~~S~~~~~
TRY No, Isia s EeouRf 81 snTfSEsr NV
eordsd july 10, 1925. Instrument Nc: iss,
Of the land records Of the District o. ssenrsd
t nls; the UNDERLINED trustees win oier
p rDs saas % On WSSpNEspx THE FIasT PAY
~ she AfooiIowlns- described land and promises.
situate the pstries q GSS9S,ia; o oG p %r
OF square east Of square ooy; s. pr Tar p ths
nistrict Of Columbia. In Liber II. D 9. ~
ioHS er nss Of sale: The above property win be
sold subject 80 . prior died O. trusS tor
deposit of ssoo.oo. required q purchaser ,n e
ana ana notsrisi Tess 81 cost p pSrc n;sS,r
Terms % sale 70 cs c9mpIsed NAN M,' tns
trustees reserve the Tisht tc resen I'M ntIp
n nm rs AFTER fve days advertisement q
such resale in some newspaper puphSheo IN
the city Of WASHINGTON, ID. c.:
MOE OFFENBERG,
iy2i.24,27.30.3i trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM A wEscHLER SON. Anctioneers.

ADAM A wEscHLER Z SON. Anctioneers.
TRvsTEEs Sal, SAL, .,o2Egr,I eHEMIsEs is7o
NJ virtue Of . decree Of the supreme
court sssssd e ssui.s 9 4uns 4 a'a ~:
pssmisss; Sn FRIDAY; TIE Iass T NV NTTivF
nS sTngk9Exd!ER PM n. Il Wardrnan and
Sones subdivision al lots In block 9 aWesI
Hofrnead Manor" being SQUARE z6xIs ~ peL
bat recorded IN the surveyors once 70
Ebef 1i t2lio lse; iIprcye1 q M sDes q
ss.s0o.06. The psrticnlsrs Of which WIN oe
snnS1nss q sss $1,000 deposit required ..
the time 81 sale. One-thtEd O ne purfhase
q t.o saasl snnusl in.sslImsnn.s. 6 6ss.asS.s
semi annually. or all cash. at pnrcnasers
option. conyeyanctng. reccgains: n4e sxms
Of sale {, be coHplisd With within thirty z
days from day Of sale, or deposit vi ps
forfeited Is Aouidated damases and properly
WIZ % GEORGE @. oERTsxAE:
washington Loan Trust Buiidins.
fyf7.d&d6.ex6u
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AiOViNli. PACKING y SrOltA..k

FIREpRooP STORAGE FOR
Houseisold Goods, Pianos. Works o.. Art.
Trunks. etc. separate rooms AVAILABLE
safss phone Main 5000 MERCHANTS
TRANSFER & sTORAGE 90. a20-922 s..
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANOS
WESCfLERsS, 910 Pa ave NV Phone
Main laea Main 1850 s..
7rT OUR RATES FIRST AND AVOID
wnrry All.Amerfcan "a Al Transfer a
storage Co. coz llth st. NV. Fr a752,
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,a,a ~. q. fYEMkt l Franklin ESQ.

$0,7WE-Easy Terms.
.,ie5Es.sas.. eo ses@s' sssem ss vita
fssss,1re trays and toilet, b0t~Wat<F
kes1, breakfast porch and sIsspins
80 ffSnt porch, HardNood fiooTs,
1elsfef TIGHTS, nice lawns, big yard.
G1aea for eafage, HetWefn. Rhode
fsIand sYs. ard North Capitol IT.
Phone Potomac 1865.
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Bargain at $3.50.

AEIUNEu IIUIII sH1sIUUs
In . splendid section Of the perth
81 sp s and Z Il perfsct condition.
6oIenlai brick. 9 rooms With reeep-
covered trent perch and sersenta
ae1sreEe heater Tor service water;
tsfee bedrooms o. good size; con-
crete basement With laundry treys,
6chKENkp T1ERopoHQpT. fniit@in
Phone ne for inspection.
A Aa,.No dTQE
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FaoMzs !. nv; Swl sy 4 ssSs s AyofioS1Eai

" is26 EYE or. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TwQ-
STORY BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE
No. Az 1as MOTION sTRhET NORTH
BY virtue OF . deed Of trust. recorded IN
Libsr No. SiOi. a. folio. n. .of the land rec.
ords Of the District OF Columbia. We shall
fill ss 4rH fhsai n rs BAQ s6 isss
Az THREE O'CLOCK PM, part Of lot mum.
n oin sas ~ NlS Sa SSI.sssn. snd sl:ss
Lew Lev, rc oars !. solio saS u We Siass q
bssnnnSs y pcns 81 Mofso w sssss 81 &c
northsas CORNER o ssid lSt 9nd . rann,iin ns
oil said lot LEA feet Q Inches. thence west
feet. thence ,north snd psrau:s rch " '9 to
Morton street, thence east - feet % tne
beginning; said property now known TOT os
purpcses Of asssssment ana taxation % 'o'
ss4 ~ :a q sa ises fourth cash. balance
in one, two and three years. with interest
annually DEPOSIT OF $200 required ~ Tune
81 sale, and the. purchaser allowed nsteen
days from date Of sale 70 complete the pur~
chase. Further particulars at time ot SAFE;
Ali eonveyancinG ana recording ~ coet 81
s1ss Epw.A,EEr 2. glsA., LTEz'
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' JACOB b. SHAPIRO.
No. 1915 Eye st. NV,
ALBERT SHAPIRO.
800 Mt. Pleasant st., NW.
7.G&dx exf5u Trustees.
THos. OWEN e son. AuCTIoNEEfsS.
las Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE; KNOWN AZ PREMISES 1903

ESTATE. KNOWN As PREMISES 1908
STREET NORTHWEST.
~ virtue OF 3 certain deed Of trust duly
recorded July g. 1927. as instrgmsnt No;
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee Will
sell ct public auction. In front Of the prem,
i auft IL tu Ap isas. AZ ro6R O'CLOCK
P.M-.. the following .described land and
and desisnated as and being lot sixty sig nx
AMONG nsns the records Of tho once ef the sur
yeyOr for the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One third e ths purchase 1e
equal indictments. payable. in one and two
years, with interest payable semi.annualIy;
from day of sale, secured hy deed OF trust
upon ths Properly sold: or all cash. g IN. Tx
required. Conveyancing, recording. etc. 1t
purchasers cost, Terms TO pc complied With
within thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited ard the property may be advertised
and resoid Ut the discretion OF the trustee.
III. MILLER.
tya4.27,si.au3,s Surviving trustee
THOS j. OWEN e SON, AUCTIQNEERS.
141S EYE STREET NORTHWEST.
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FIvE-sTORY BRICK ApARTMENT6,
sES1 SSh SSaS$ss 81 "
STREEEEETT NcRTnHiERAssTs. A
BY virtue Of two. certain deeds Of trust
duly recorded March 5tb' 1872. .; i,as ssnd
records or the .District of Columbia, and
4 ne ssau:ss r tns pssty sscyTsa shsrsSIs
I'm tr spco 81 sh bAY p5 81 zc9 81 9
hhEcfNd ar .HogK ccIock EM. shs
foiioNinG described land and premises. stu
ate In the District Of Columbia and aegignat.
g. ,,. q SslEs Ss 3 .a " essf
per plst recorded IN the qflce of the sur.
Terms: Lot "a sold subject 70 prior deed
Of trust Tor si5s,ooo and lot ss sold subject
particuisrs q which viii b. 1 snIcanesd u
time q sss ma M pEics EDoys soS
reauIred on each lot 81 time % sale. Con-
chaser. Terms % % compile. Win within
thirty days, otherwise depostt. forfeited. and
the property may be advertised and reseld et
the dfacfetion of the trustees.
RALPH r. BARNARD.
WHARTON q. LESTER,
iva. 2S.1T, 30aui,2 Trfekee1
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1902 Florida Ave NE.
A REAL VALUE.

Located In Chevy Chase, Nd, on lot
5o-foot frontage Detached, ali-hrick house,
center hall plan. large rooms and tEo
IN ea-age. Blue stone driveway. Three
beautiful trees on front lawn. Price
sis. 500 Can sell TO reliable party on terms
Of $1,000 cash and 500 per month. covering
payments on both trusts.
Call Col 6ssi after $50 pm.
WILL SACRIFICE EQUITY.
owner leaving city. Dunigan new ave-
room and bath home. Apply OWNER. GAL
Hamilton Sc. NV. 21s
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ADAM a WEscHLER q SON AuctionssTs.

TRusTEEg SALE OF TWo-sTORY AND
B bwrn f Ec IA A sh s sAAEFs hiEH
BY ylftue Of deed Of trust. recorded u
Liber No. .bJ7o. folio 244 81 seq, oi the land
the nnaersigned trustees VIII. olfer Tor sale
81 D TrnRtHRs fSsWSa I'm sEscoHp BAY 81
AUopsT isas At FIVE o'cLpcK r,M,
situate m the District OF Columbia. to-wit:
Lot ~ IN Isaac Kline and Patrick Zen
per- per plat recorded IN book II. psss ile,. III
the once oil the surveyor for said piatEict
Terms o. sale: Cash. A deposit ,Qf 10000
81 purchaser. Terms TO be complied with
Wise Che trustees reserve the right 20 resell
property Al risk af,d cost Of detauitinE pnf-
chaser, nfkef hve days advisttsement Of euch
resale 10 some Newspaper published In Wash
JUDSok r. GULL
JUDBON II. GULL. JH.s
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. j. OWEN Z SON. AUCTTONEERS,
i425 Eye st. NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
AND STONE APARTMENT CONTAIN
RSowN a II alis F1SI srk AHhAFINtoaRh4Ras
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust, re-
land records Of the District OF Columbia, and
s. s he q ss VIII Rsr ss e puso s
AUGUST i SEVENTH II III fsSs. Al rouRsTHiRTy
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District OF Co
s sS ss sss sa Ss
tie the north ) feet 81 fun depth thereof Of
LOT numbered twenty-four t24D. IA square
numbered sixty-nfne t6yl. Is described In
sad deed p trust upon the following terms =
psion d cs q tTase secarns a. inassd
ness Of. sso.o0o.oo. and said property VII be
sold subject 20 said deed.of-trust Indebted.
ness. OF the purchase price over and ahoys
ssd ced of tFs n 3 e equal rs psao
steIlments. payable In one. and two years,
with interest ct the rate Of o. per annun1:
payable semi-annually. secured by. seconn
deed Of trust upon the property sold. pr al
s:sn q sas 3 g. q pd q to
81 sale. a deposit Of 100000 viii be re-
auired at the time Of sale. All convsyanc-
Ing. recording. etc., ut the cost OF purchaser.
Terms 90 sale To be complied with within
ssy s s d - asS
al risk and cost of defaplting purchaser
after dye 90 days advsrtisement Of such
resale n some. newspaper published IN
washington = yAcoB B, SHAPIRO.
A Eai hsIs shh ss II wv
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Way Below Value.
90 sll-0nlv $500 Cash

pretfy s-reom House with reception
hsH flte bath, concrete front porch
1ifE EFiek pillars. iaFes brsakfast
srzwsoT nesrs, sefvsnte toilet.
E.ss}i IN and heated aefags. hot-watef
kesf. sutomatie heater fer the seTy-
lea wa4eT.
Call Adams 1858.
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MODERN BRICK HOME
At a Sacrifice.
$3.50.

Hsss IL q most unusual opportunity
" secure = Thoroughly. modern,
setsd 4 iitts OF East Capitol at.
w1tj13n two blocks Of new Eastern
asen School ct this remarkably low
tE slsss ff nss bssn ssf nswi1 papess1
ard painted and e in perfect conds-
t70n. Colonial type, sly Kooms. tie
~ very latest impYovsmenis II
you have been waiting fer . real
ksrssin, eon,t overlook thls one
IEDGES r. MIDDI.E TON. Ins
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Ip,iE.FTTW0PTH RARGAIN.

PETWORTH BARGAIN.
VIA take sT6o reduction % my home y
fSsssffsE 3 lsFge bedrooms, bath. Twins room
Msslnr room kitchen: nies yafd; 0etAcnf0
ssce.1S r. KeEfledY cd. IL you aEe really IL.
f<frsteT ID an unusual buy call Col slSbi
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DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Girl Is Success Because She Isn't Beautiful
Enough to Arouse Jealousy Nor intellectual
Enough to Be Boring.

said The sss sss . % sse n General %y s Ss s
can ss sas % S Ss % @ born the best gift that her fairy
the the sdmrng pudis @ Of their
creation Of her % because
soos the
putting s' ss y &: IN" fs:, e. rs?
Sss ssa ssf sae n s sss sqs s ali T t popular wit"
s" se 1seS Rs; ;ss%'
S :s IT, % .ss s e. IL S always
@ % % do % % si a sSs sy S's;
% ne sfy % ask s goddess & ns1S
5 sso @ % e 3 Ss ss.n rsa
n S s pretty ss ps f ''' 's nave @ 10 N0
And 1T is the same way Julia has 3 good useful @
ns ] sn ss ss s" Utterly @ ns XII s She
9sns Ss inssb ss sp bs her ns. ns Of
without s.ens o s @ s @ % % .2 s Sad 9 %
a.s rim sS s @ % ausnes is s sS that
sies SSt sP Of T. MEM sn as a" oracle ana honestly '"F''
M ns, e s % sns syp ss sa nan2
n saSse @ % not & ~So i ssy sesh @
to s0f 9hemseVes snnse1"s "'''"'
s crowd more No a mn wants % than ms get M he DH' Perfect % s
5 eS s S. Ds ~. 6s ssnt
alternating little serousnessa little gayey and lot oil
know % Sor % % 5 ss .sm 3 ns nd 5 M ea
while medals pinned on her.
S complete without
oil
make
mascune
earth
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we'll
run middle
a
while with girl they think long time
million dollars
girl shopping
medium priced
other mothers Dragging how
a
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/ and appreciation, of ability and wisdom
| that they anaSS riches. The important
matter for each of us TO consider is
what We inherit and how we can put
It to the wisest use
For instance, a son is brought up TO
inherit business, well established
by his father and very likely by his
fathers father. too. The boy not only
falls heir to a business. but he is apt to
have a latent ability to understand that
business better than any other. He is
born with an inherited tendency" In
that tine, and AS he grows up he alb
serbs a certain knowledge by close as
Sociation with his fathers ideas on the
subject, by hearing business discussed
and by his privilege of gaining insight
and inside information. He is better
equipped to start in that special buSl-
ness or profession because. in subtle
mental and psychological way, AS well
as in a practical and definite way. he
has an inheritance. This is his to do
with as he chooses.
The boy may deMie that he does not
want to pursue the line of work or fol-
low in his fathers footsteps He casts
about for something else more TO his
liking, or at least different" Here
again he may find definite, though
not SO tangible inheritance 1t may
be that his father and mother have
some ability apart from the particular
work occupying them and his inherited
tendency" is toward the other work.
There are hard-headed business men
who have genuine artistic or musical
ability, and there are many mothers
who have decided gifts other than that
of homemaking. The children may have
inherited tendencies toward these things
and be found to have great ability along
these lines. If so. they may have fallen
heir TO something that is to prove their
livelihood and their maintenance.
know of one young man with de-
termination to become lawyer that
nothing could daunt in spite OF the fact
that he came from a line of bankers
ana had one of the ShrewdeSt business
heads have known. It seemed as If he
could have become financial wizard,
so strong was his inheritance toward
banking and financial matters. His
mind was not a legal one. however. He
was casting aside his inheritance. and
he had a hard time in law school.
An instance comes 10 mind Of fam
ily of children who inherited so rich
mentality and ability from the father
that. though they came into little money
at his death. they reached high PIN
nacles of success of putting their in
tangible inheritance TO good use. They
always insisted that they had rich
inheritance" He left them endowed
With gifts that meant money, that
meant incentive. that meant a fuller
and a richer mental appreciation of life
throughout their gradual climb up the
ladder of success.
Parents may have money TO give their
children. They may have ability to pass
along to them. They may have happy
traits of character that crop out in
their offspring. There are hundreds OF
intangible as well as tangible inheri-
tances that pass from parents to chill
dren. and it is for the children to con-
slider these inheritances and put them
to the wisest and most successful uses.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Saturday. March "a.

Good and eyll planetary Influences
are active today, according 70 astFoi-
ogy. bit the benefc aspects strongly
Dominate.
Women to6ay are subject 70 q fortu-
nate direction Of tne stars making tof
ss,oeess IN public affairs ss well aS nap
panezS in the domestic circle.
Tnls should be- lucky wedding day,
for the stars indicate financial progress
and long life.
Wnlle bankers are supposed 10 be
soft-1esrted to6sy, II Is wise not "
SEEK loans while this eoilfag0fatlon pre-
sa3js
gsnks are warned by the seers that
they should beware of real estate in
sesixrents. for there il ~ be- trouble
through lands for one big institution.
ThesnTk should benefit from this
posting II the stars which seems 10
offer them Dig successes.
New Stage stars viii rise. but they
VIII os zzle few. because they VIII De-
long ~ Jess lofty plane tllan those
whose names aEe now eheTlsflso ~ bfe
whole word
ChsesRo a. this time IL subject 70 8
y7gIs of TIE stars making for business
DEVELOPMENT anc enormous pfoJectk
thar viii arouse world envy.
Epscennics may sweep certain paris
of fne world ard sickness viii be gen"
era. asifoIogeTs announce.
Ia Russia the Soviet Is 10 adopt .
more intensive plan ~ presenting
,ropsgsnda. Il is reported.
Persons whose birth oate y Is have
tiae aagufy Of fair year put thes
Tsaogsle solc obsisns0g,
Children bonn on this day may be
esflly spoaied Many big opportunities
son.e 10 the sub1ect of tilis sign.
4 tCcpsgsght 1895 4*
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High.Powered Emotions.

what keeps the world going? 1t isn't
money. as some believe. nor the love
of uaoney, nor even love in general
not love alone. Il is the whole range
=. emotion. we live SO far as we care.
and We live most for what We care for
rog+ we have emotions that help
sn1 emotions that hinder the JOY OF
living. We need them both. each TO
Offset the other. ,..
Naturally we care most ior NE lLoeA.
wf.en tf1at Is threatened we are most
,--~.+ rr71er cones fear-the fear for
~ ne r6erish. We fear sickness, and
re fear pain. for both threaten ne
ard happiness, comfort and security.
n ordinary times Of peace. wnen
41inrE are going IN the usual way
---e set along on small scale OF emo
fso-s never running very high up IN
sry nor very deep down In soTroW
ps,t when the extraordinary happens
the hign- powered emotions are drawn
upon. -rx,
we live dangerously. either aceoaAs ..
sr~ SFsri1r the lives Of those who are
II 6sreer. That's the biggest OF the
l-3sf1-Dower eunotions-tlse danger emo
szn7 Herce the so-caIled shell knocA
~ var really the danger shock. And
We haven't forgotten what that VII 90
10 the mind
In a, r1ch upsets there Is conflict
severe and unnerving connict. Doty
rnd the desire 20 serve country, 70
f,esr ones self well. is set against tne
norroy Of killing and the Danger OF
I,eir1r killed. That inner con1lct : .
s~~-e decisive conflict than the connict
~ a~rns I. Is the mind oiTideo
srsiygst itself that falls. Let, any OF
fgSe great vita, emotions rise TO nign-
r,owers6 tension ard the nlino tenoS
sr vsve way under them.
There Is Likewise profound. para.
ayzsng grief over the loss oy oeatn o.
ffaose closest 10 our lives. The snocK
4 TOO great 10 bear: the connict pc
fweey the intense longing Tor wnas
vas and the emptiness Of what Is ieIL
rognsrtsc love and yearning rise te
fne figh-powere6 stature; the ecSuahS
~ love found and then denied oEeak,
the Yexcayceg Of the mind 10 accep'
is far. Eemoyse and shame and tns
Ye..gsoas emotions, the feelings oi 81
s1d guilt. are IN susceptible natures
S1ixfa~uoweYed emotions. IN al caAa
there 1S sae conflict Of what We mus
fsce and what we have loSt.
The mos intense Of the nlgn'
x,ayeYed emotions is anger. That u
rssSssor In us widest form. detnroflns
ysssor Ia q sweep o. madness. IL IL
personal and exnsustina emotion ans
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Dish of Founder.

Select a medium-sized founder. Have
the bone removed and the strips pre-
pared as for fillet of sole. Wash and
dry between a towel. Chop very fine
the following: Two teaspoonfuls each
of parsley and celery or celery leaves
and half an onion Mix lightly. 1t
is better to chop the vegetables sep
arately on a little board. Place the
fish on a board, spread very lightly
with soft butter or bacon fat, season
with salt and pepper. then sprinkle half
a cupful OF soft bread crumbs and the
chopped vegetables on top of the FISH.
Roll and tie with linen thread. Fry
slowly until brown Remove the thread
quickly and serve hot.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
KEEPING MENTALLY FIT
BY PROF. JOSEPH JAsTRow.

feeds on hatred and intense bitterness,
plots revenge and takes the Law into its
own desperate hands. Yet We must be
able TO get good and mad and to COM
mand righteous indignation when
cruelty and injustice try 70 get away
with their misdeeds. We are then in
dead earnest and mean business.
Some high-powered emotions come
forward In mass contagion. In older
days there were crusades and persecu-
tons and trials for witchcraft These
wrenched mems minds away from their
steady moorings, and gave way to
reign of terror. But equally are the
great enthuSiaSmls OF like origin, when
waves of patriotism. of triumph and
rejoicing, take hold OF men. No one
who lived through the armistice in
1918 win ever forget the wild outbursts
Of pent-up high-powered emotions
when the war was over and the issue
on our side There are high-powered
emotions of sympathy and hero-wor-
ship. such as those which welcomed
Lindbergh back from his flight across
seas. In all this there is thrill. the
thrill of danger. the thrill Of triumph.
the thrill of love. the thrill OF worship.
without experience of high-powered
emotions life would become too tame,
and the romantic and the adventurous
and the heroic seem out of reach. We
need the stir Of great enthusiasms.
must at times work ourselves UP 10 a
high pitch Of emotion TO get the feel
of the thrills Of life. however naturally
We accept the Safety-first even tenor
of the daily way.
And what We can't experience direct
ly we get by proxy. by reading about
and seeing the exploits Of stage and
screen, where men live thrillingIy and
dangerously. The craving for senSa-
ton is real: 10 satisfy 1t wisely without
iazzing it into a morbid appetite is
part Of mental hygiene. We must keep
our sympatnies alive and yet in hand
ready for service in the daily run and
equal 10 emergencies that punctuate
life, making 1t real and earnest.
Copyright. 1928
Evening star., 1928-03-23
BEDTIME STORIES 8, ?. 7%sssse' ."SsS,s

him Raccoon. They call him a Coati
--Nosey the Coati."
And what Is Kinky's fun name?"
inquired Peter.
Sometimes he's called Kinky The
Kinkajou and sometimes he's called
Kinky the Honey Bear" replied Scrap
per. i've heard Nosey the Coat
called Honey Bear too, but Kinkv
says that he is the real Honey Bear"
But how can he be Raccoon II he
is a Bear?" demanded Peter.
II didn't say he was a Bear" retorted
Scrapper. Il said he was a Honey
Bear"
well. isn't a Honey Bear a kind of
a Bear?" Peter wanted TO know.
NO" said Scrapper, most decidedly
ITS Just a name. Butter Bear hasn't
any relatives down there that know
of. Where are you going. Peter?"
I'm going over to the Green Forest
to look for Bobby Coon and find out
IL he has ever heard Of Nosey and
Kinky." cried Peter over his shoulder.
And away he went, lipperty- -lipperty-
lip.
lCopvriTht 1897