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COLORED-APARTMENTS.
1896 Willard n.w-2 r., X, b. .$45. 90 to $4s. so
1925 Fla ave. n.w.-2 r.. k, b. ...... ~. so
1890 Euclid st. nw.-2 r., k, b........ 40. SO
1912 Sherman ave. n.w.-2 r.. k, b.. $500
149 w st n.w.--2 r., X. b., rec. hail.. 42.50
81 o st. NV r.. k. b............... 80 so
UNHEATED FLATS.
l!s4 willard n.w.-S r., b.. lat, h.. cleo. $500
ana electricity ........:..... 49, 1850
trobe heat and gas. :....:: =" -: $500
620A Hobart st. n.w.-4 T., b., latrobe
neat ana gas. $3.50
2230 18th n.w.--4 r., b.. Arc. hit, cleo. $3.50
1125 Seaton st. n.w.-5 r, b., latrobe
neat gas ......s....... SU.oU
ana cleo ...........'......... $3.50
2207 9Th NV r, b., stove hit, gas. T.. 1850
2420 Ga. ave. n.w.-S r., b.. lat. heat. 2050
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2100. 925 18th st. NV.
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PENTILLY

1s45 CALVERT ST. NV.
Large, bright rooms: elevator, serv-
fee, cleo. refrigeration. Res. mgr:
{ rms, kit. rec. hall and bath. $3.50
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1903 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
Elevator service. Frigidaire on
house current Resident MANAGER.
2 rms, kit. and bath. ........ $50. 90
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WHITE-HOJJSFS


1924 Park I'd n.w-9 r. extra lava
tory. b.. ami. and gar. 49,. $4,000
i4 4s2 i Ir7nR st. nw "a f. s slae 1880
ais fsr l7i6 st n:wi =. s. i; gar 1899 lSS 90
elsc. -. 80: -. S5.so
1916 Kenyon n.w.-s r. b.. ami. gar. $500
1885 Irving st. n.w.-s +, b. Law, h. :. a.
80 Madison st n.e.6 rms. b.. ami. '''OO
2s0s Tunlaw I'd. n.W.-s r. b.. h.-wh..
1924 Kearney ST. me- r. b., ami. 'oOO
a Brysnt st. 'nn:.w..s r; b.: h:wh ~. .O.0o
24sS 18th ST. n.1.-iO r, b.. cleo: Wv
1875 st NV I'VE r: b.. h-a.h., cleo. $50
ss Ne ss 81 nv f. b. ami. gar 500
f 1910 6 23nd Il pTE8 b. h. cleo s7sS
sl4 Sheridan st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. ami. ,,oo
1si f r. l. ave' n.c."s r. b., ANIL. $500
1909 N st. n.wE7 T., b., iatrobe heat.
1887 ilth st. r.w.S r: b.: ami: Gar: iSsS
$50 *. St NY r. r b.; AMI. i:trob: $3.50
sac Morton MS r. s.. ami. 1si:: $50
1854 e Mt view pl. &nacostia. B. O. e. ..'OO
ss4 Park I'd. nw.-s r., b.. h. VIII, gas. $50
5000 Ga ave-6 r, b.; Eas $3.50
s ssGi sr at Fl e. b MS ash re- sl'S 1000
40. hh.IJE.h;. cleo (bgnEalowl :::S;..:::. 35.9
Military rd. Fort Myer. Vas r,
pipelesS furnace, bath, cleo. :........ 5000
914 NJ st. s.e.-8 r., b., stove h.. gas. 1850
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2100. s2S 18th Sc. NV.
80 ST s.w-IO rms, 2 baths. eIec. $3.50
5248 Col. ave. n.w.-10 rms, 8 b.. elec. 10000
1920 Monroe st. n.w.-6 rms, b., cleo. 5000
80 9th st. s.w.-10 rms, b., h.-wh.. 1900
l40 C st. n.e.-8 rms, b., h.-wh,..... $3.50
6O6 e ST. n.e-6 rms, b., cleo ..,.... $3.50
9O2 18th St nee rms, b., elec.,,.. $3.50
1400 st. SET rms, b., cleo: ....:. $3.50
1913 Ga. ave. n.w-0e rms, b., h..w.h. 1920
1l8 Mass ave. n.w.-7 rms, b., elec.. 1920
1887 N. c. ave. n.e.--6 rms, b., elec.. 1850
sos 7th st. SET rms, b.. cleo. ...... $3.50
2l9 list st. n.W.-8 rms, b., gaS...... Sl.50
804 9th st. s.w-6 rms, b., cleo. $3.50
SOC 7th st. ne.-6 rms, b., elec...... $3.50
6O7 II st. sW-6 rms, b., gas....... $3.50
702 Eye st. SEE rms; b.. elec...... $3.50
908 7th st. se.-6 rms, water. elec.. $3.50
ATT Eye st. sw.--6 rms, b., gas...... $3.50
1908 18th st. s.e.-6 rms, b., gas...... $500
1856 7th st. n.e.-6 rms, gas, lat...... 1920
$40 Mclean ave. sw.-6 rms, b. gas. 1920
3l8 18th st. s.w.-8 rms, water, gas. zS.gg
46l st. s.w.-T rms, gas. water..... zS5g
as Eye st. sW.-5 rms, water. 5Os0
1408 st. se.--S rms, water, ges.... !sev
1880 9TH ct. ne rms, water....... !hg0
l345 41s st. s;w-S rms. wnter..'..' As'oo
JAMES T sHEA;
- 1c0nfIaaSd en- NsGs PsSsl
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

SINGLE, SETTLED GENTLEMAN desires
room and board with quiet, refined. strictly
private family in NV. section. Address Box
1921, Star ONCE.
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1884 10th ST. NV.
Electric Refrigeration.
rms. kit. and bath. 800. $500
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NEAR DUP CR-TWo attractively furnished
front rooms, every convenience. well heated
home atmosphere. congenial young people
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1912 K STREET NV
Elevator. resident manager, SWITCH
board. elec. refrigeration.
2 rooms, kit. and bath. ..... 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


MAY OUR AUTOMOBILE CALL AND SHOW
Sunday SUI lay and nights. cleveland 5457. -
rooms. Kitchen. bath, porch. electric re-
frigeration, $50 month See Resident Man
ager.
room, kitchen, dinette. shower. bath free
FTigidaire, $3.50 per month. See Resident
THE CLIFTON, 1928 CLIFToN-5 ROOMS.
Desired sss DOOR RY 'Ss & kes SMITH, s s
NV. l.
en-, bath; convenient location; reasonable
rent. Apply resident manager.
F EsS%: {ls5sa az. isi. As'h H%s
NEWLY DEC; RMS, b., ;25: LEASE EASE
es scb hsst H as h Newton near e.
e sTn i HIN School; isTse rooms bath s?se
porch; newly decorated throughout; sS7.oO'
,o,i ss ssS st nv BROTHERS. Na tFC soO7
2524 nth ST NV, JUST SOUTH CoLUM-
ticn hall. glass -inciosed porch, second floor;
adults only; s6250 including Frigidaire.
81 EAST CAPITOL sT.-2 ROOMS; KITCH-
en-, dinette and bath; gas and electricity;
s35 month; adults.
1887 PARK RD NW.-ATTRACTIVE APT.
aTS SEs hea ADULTS on
1922 9th ST N.W.-TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath, modern improvements, gas, electricity,
telephone. Call Adams 1855.
lOi6 18th ST. NV ATTRACTIVE ROOMS.
kitchen and porch; convenient location; $40;
light, gas and telephone included. Adams
0575.
UNPUBLISHED APARTMENT OF FIVE
rooms, heat and light included. 322
st. Sc. ..
Sl4 CONN.-CLOsE IN; EXTRA LARGE
rooms. twin or double beds; $3.50 wk.; small
basement r., SIS mo-; cont. h. W; rehned.
l748 ST. NEAR CONN. AVE- LARGE
| lrna EfRaag hat
ami. suitable physicians or other profess
sional purpose first floor. Decatur $40.
S ROOMS AND BATH. AMI, IN WOOD
ridge, $3.50. 3l0l goth st. NV. North
2488
1919 I7th--2 r. KIT. & B.............s 90
sol st. ne-Sr' kit. ( b......... 4250
A. N. CooPER. 500 nth ST. Nat. 1889.
THE RAVENEL, 1910 10th ST. NV.
rooms, X, b, shower, center hall; cleo.
refrig. included; exclusive: res. mgr. $40 mo.
1850 18th ST. NV.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.
rooms and bath ....................sss22 80 80
sl2s i4fh St. NV. . N Col Col, osss
DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
lit VERMONT AVENUE.
l T.. kit. b., elec Iefrig. ,;S375o to $500
TYLER & RUTHERFoRD; INC.
1920 st. NV. National OATS.
INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE YOU.
Apartments convenient to all Government
buildings. Have four or five large rooms
and bath; janitor and hot-water service.
Nen' The iI Gandmo osC lbs lbs oath St. NV.
FLOYD z. DAVIS COMPANY,
1888 18th st NV. Nat. o353, 0352
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1921 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
JUST NORTH OF KLINGLE BRIDGE.
Elevator building; electric refrigera-
ton on house current. Resident man.
ager
rms. kit. and bath. .S55 to $500
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CoLoRED; 1912 CoRCoRAN ST RMS,
bath; rms. bath. reception hall. Pot.
27S4-W 1408 10th NV
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1888 ST. NV.
Housekeeping Apartment.
One Room. Kitchenette and Bath.
3 RM. FUR, 500; a r., $50.
Completely and beautifully furn., extra
large and bright. exclusive apt. bldg, tile
bath, parquet floors; modern. 213S Cali
fornia st. NV. just west of Conn. ave.
CAVANAUGH COURT,
1925 18th st. NV.
/ room and bath. ...................$32.5 so
rooms kitchen and bath; Frigidaire. 62.50
DUMBARTON COURT,
1857 3lst st. NV.
l room ana DaLn. .SoO.UO
PARkWOOD,
1746 K st. NV.
rooms ana Dath. ............. .SIoO-OO
ALLAN F. WALKER & Co, INC,
913 18th ST. MA. 1890.
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TARLE BOARD.

HmTcREsT NM, $500 18th AVA genuine
relief from usual menus; best Of balanced
1ood. home saQksdi reasonable. y
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1908 HOBART ST. N.W.-Large front room,
beautifully furnished, semi-private bath;
board optional; convenient transportation.
Col $685. 81
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THE NEWARK

THE NEWARK
362i NEWARK STREET NV.
Northeast Corner Wisconsin Avenue
and Newark Street NV.
Frigidaire, breakfast sets, French
doors and large dining alcoves. Ele-
vator Resident manager,
rooms, kitchen and bath. SIS. 90
rooms. kitchen and bath. -. $500
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1916 isth ST Nw.--BeAutiful room. twin
EMS and GOVT clerks North ag57. 81
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nished front room, twin beds. continuous
hot water; board optional: young people.
1851 HARVARD ST. NW.-SOuth-front room;
with porch: warm and sunny clean. wen
appointed home; best meals: reasonable
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1911 KENNEDY ST NW.-Nieely Furnished
front single and double room. semi-private
bath; excellent board; private family. 81
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 2036 o ST.-Single and
double rooms. with twin beds; warm and
near ear lines and BUSES; hiEh-class
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

f77S FHTRMONT ST. NW.-Home cooking.
choice food. Single or double rooms, $35
70 $40 mo-. boarders desired.
1903 18th ST. NW.-Vacancy for young lady:
werm room, twin beds; good meals; $4S per
NINTH .
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1875 18th ST. NV.
Res. Mgr. Elec. Refrigeration.
q r, and Observation-Disclosures $3.50
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INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE YOU.
Apartments convenient to all Government
buildings. Have four or five large rooms
and bath; janitor and hot-water service.
Hentl re. from Iandm 1o9o iIss path St NV.
FLOYD Z. DAVIS COMPANY,
1873 18th st NV. Nat. 0353. 0352.
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HIILCREsT INN. $500 18th st. n.W.-Very
large room, southern exposure, suitable or
4: single beds, plenty hot water; fne food. So
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

@0os 5rd ST. NV bright, Ink. rooms.
entire Ind floor; h.-w.h., garage. closets: /
So to car, n 50. to bus; reasonable 81
32S 10th SIT NE.-Two rooms and kitchen,
including gas. heat. electricity; reasonable.
NEAR CAPITOL, 104 4th ST. S.E.-Three or
four large rooms, bath; electricity, gas heat
furnished; reasonable.
TWO LARGE ROOMS for light housekeeping,
close downtown, in well heated apt; very
reasonable. Pot. 1884,
i54I MONROE ST. .N.W.-3 bright, warm.
Ink rooms, bath, large closets, gas, cleo
tricity. phone: $3.50: references EXCHANGED.
f54 5th ST. NE large rooms, unfurnish-
cd; h.-w.h., cleo, gas. i
ROOMS-FURNISHED & UNFUR.
f5s FARRAoUT ST, cor. 7th pL--conven-
tent to bus and ears; 2 beautiful rooms,
semi-priv. bath; for Ink; heat. elee, gas,
tel: f27 so; Summer, $25; completely FUR
niskGd, IS extra. Ga. 070e.
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500 Block Conduit Rd.
2-story. semi-detached dwelling, rooms
and bath. h.-w.h., cleo. lights.
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL. CO., mo.
N4th & G SITS. Nat. 1850.
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CONN. AVE. BRIDGE, 3 R., sos
Best location; new nreproof bldg phone.
elevator service; all improvements; neatly
furn.; exclusive apt Phone North 1858.
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$3.50 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY. Chevy
Chase, %. C-Beautifully furnished room
with hrst-elass table board; garage. So
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2-story, semi-detached brick house on 4Srd
pl. NV, containing rooms and bath, h.-w.
h., cleo light.
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DOWNTOWN, near Thomas Circle, 1918
Mass. ave.-Large rooms, newly decorated,
single beds; balanced meals; reasonable. s.
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DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
lit VERMONT AVENUE.
I r. kit. b., cleo. refrig. 1877. so to $500
Resident Manager on Premises.
TYLER RUTHERFORD, INC.
1920 x st NV National OATS.
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529 LAMONT ST. NV.
Electric RefriReration on House
Current.
rooms. kitchen. bath. r. h. $3.50
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los 9Th ST. Sc.
rooms, kitchen and bath. so
25I1 I4th ST. NV.
2 rooms, kit. and bath. $3.50
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3541 18th ST. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. S45 90
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sA1sn

CHEVY CHASE SECTION.
Detached dwelling, rooms, baths,
porch, 2-car garage.
Reduced Sis to Ss5 month.
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iT0s 18th ST. NW.-Large, nicely furnished
room, plenty heat and hot water, honle-
cooked meAl6 reas rates IL
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12e STREET NE.
Elevator Building.
rooms, kitchen and bath. .$57. SO
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STANTON

S35 KENNEDY ST. NV.
2 r, X. d. a.. bath $50
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WELDON HALL. 1852 2lst ST
GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. go. $3.50
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1870 MASS. AVE. N.W.-cozy single and
double rooms, excellent board, plenty fresh
vegetables and hot breads, chicken dinner
on Sunday. Net. s076. /"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wne's Triumph Over Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON

luow you want to hear. 1 would have done il. But-i'm not sorry l rad it. although it's like seeing q mans heart cut open before you, The poor devil. How he must haze - wonder if I--"
 I put my hands up 10 his shoul- dors and shook hm. my eyes laughing, though they felt far more Ike tears.
 Stop right thcro,' I said. Rob rrl Savarin dtd love her, but n4 failed her because Of his jealousy. You have been everything that woman could wish about Marion. and there is no wonder or 1r or .ud about ihts You can make Lillian far happier than Robert Suyaru ever could have done, even T Lillian had never known Non. Won't Hou fake my word for this"
 shall Marion Know?
 "lli take your word for anything. little Lady Fair." he said with shining eyes. And will you taNc Jta word back 10 Lii? m tell her myself after bit, but want you 10 tell her first, She is 10 go 10 s@5 Robert Sdvarin as soon as ,.hc wishes, and either stay until--thc end, or go again as often as sine chooscS understand fully. and l am not only willing that she go, hul l shall insist upon her doing SO"
 You dear" said ccst;ticalIy, cr3spug his arm, for l was more relieved than I Was willing 10 acknowledge even to my self. l had not been quite sure Of him in thosc moments of his battle with hls jealousy.
 He smiled down at mc with some lhnG of his old whimsical teasing,
 What have | told you about looking up If a guy like that?' rc demanded. "Lucl,ily. I'm now inn muue 10 you. but you're going 70 get yourself soundly kissed some day. | warn you"
 "Tu remember" I told him do- ciloly and then he put another question.
 Do you think Lll ought 10 take Marion along" he asked.
 No. a thousand times, mo-" I an sWercd vchemcntly, and his eyes showed his relief at my answer. "lt would only shadow her Christmas. give her q painful memory and do no possible good. Robert remembers her as little girl, not as the young woman she almost is now. To sec her as she is now, would only disturb him.
 "It will shadow her Christmas to have her mother gone on an crrand like this" he argued reasonably.
 "She may never have 10 know anything about it. l said slowly.
 "What do you mcan"' he ashci, ! plainly startled.
 tContinucd Tomorrow
 Copyright, 19&o, Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
4Q1M H EAlT H
 Ednd5, f 'A< Hev Yo@ Dr. laso Galdston Academy of M'd2irs
Seasonal Diseases

There are styles and seasons in diseases, as in other things.
 The common cold is in fashion in winter, intestinal upscts in the summer. A host of other common diseases follow a regular wavc-lihe rhythm.
 It profits us to know of these rGriodicities, the so-called seasonal diseases, for with such knowledge we are enabled to anticipate then and to arm against them.
 In January, February and March we find the pneumonia deaths at their height; influenza is at a peak, and deaths due to diseases of th2 kidneys, arteries and diphthcr.a mount high.
 Tuberculosis deaths, on the other hand, do not reach their peak until March, April and May, from which time there is decline, reaching the lowest point in the month of October.
 Deaths due to darrhca and dis turbances Of the digestive system arc nlSHcSG III lle IlOIllll Ol AUS uSli and lowest m the winter months. Measles is at it's height in April and May. Deaths due to accidents, as might be expected, are at the highest in June, and because of incement weather are again high in the month of December. The periodicities and variations in disease prevalence are not easy to account for, and yet in a gen. eral way it may be said that the respiratory diseases are more com- mon in winter because during these months people tend to overcrowl; i to associate closer than in the warm weather.
 Careless coughing, sneezing and splitting undoubtedly help to spread disease The lack of fresh air, overloaded rooms and over-indul. gence in food contribute to tie undermining of physical resistance.
 In the summer time, on the other hand, the careless handling Of food, the consumption of spoile1 milk, fruits. vegetables and other foods, contribute 10 the cngender- ing of gastro- intestinal disturb- ances.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

hits them and shouts them down, until if it were not for the genuine abilities which make him a leader they would run away at his ap- proaCh. As it is he is both hated and admired. Therefore he is like lv to continue those tactics Whicl urlnG him q good deal of satisfac- ton.
 In -cw years, however. he VIII he palucd and surprised to find that he has more enemies than friends. II will h" hard for him then tc change hls conduct and learn how to make friends with hts equals.
 Pho only way to check a tendency 10 bully Is to provide the child with a. social situation which does not Sct premium on aggressive ness and belligercnCc.
 Most Of his play should be with children of his own age and size. A good deal of it should be in the controlled environment of the school and playground,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

U"tdv roz as g. rul" kept away rom ruat pr o' 'h- Green Forest Th.F 'wa rHf ru.ru Ha~ not likely 10 u. aoNhw- 10 unrb over there. TUrs eunW that "nH Uootv a4d Nr-. Uou'l bMu- both night ana .as. 'Urrr "as nlI. lG.rhood of .uum- m>tuwg ro ,aD very near 'nW nest So tb'y didn't waste tlme -om- over there. which Was just ns ..t 'or inc m'le U%! on the @rcu"d.
 -o- Nnn on. sp and one down, lro., and Mr.. Ilooty found thcg rmIt oarp4 greatly increased. II 'la jus. rNico ae hard 10 keep .s-.a oi fH. babl,s separated as if .uant ul.. been NIth the babies to- -e'U,u . Inc l"at A,auHhilc. the uor ou juo =rouuI was growing ...'0r '"au .." uu. n lha ro''. ga.r- .sa 10 doubt about If. pcr- u.r- uja "9. b,oau-. it 4oj th" ..oJ"a N- 'uuuuy. he had lost no.HH- lE O-uu- pushed out Of the ..r t.. UI~ -rnd, .,-tvu And sn- ol ur mn mad gained nothing, in tacr k. had really los' which ,. ,-', .s il should n.
 uropsrau. le&n r, ". BurgcssJ
 Thn U,>j story. "HoWsnr Makes q r..r. TO
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
Gal Menus 4Me Day h2|
Iil IlN

By Alice JudSon pcale
 lt is never too easy to learn tEc 2rt of getting cn with ones fcl- lows. Thus the child who is placed m an environment which brings cut unsocial tendencies is put un- Ger q handicap that makes the les sens of soCiIl sivc-and-take esp@- cialy hard to learn.
 Willis is Il bully. He spends good share of his time playing with boys who are much older than he and who admit him to their play on q basis which makes no allowance of his natural infcriority 10 them.
 He must fight for every one of his rights. When he finds him. self with children Of his own age h. brings 10 his play all the trucH- l,ncc that was necessary with tlH big boys. Naturally he has the sal isTaction of carrying everything be tcrc him.
 He takes tho chldrcns toys, h."
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
ONE UP AND ONE DOWN
By Thornton W. Burgess

What seems disaster Il is plain
 May prove 10 be tho yiclim's gail.
 -F[ooty the owl
 Hootv the owl and Mrs IIooy were having moro difficulties th.a year than ever before in raising q fomily You .oo. one Of the babies vas in the nest and ou. Was on ,'r ground. Mrs. Hooty had thought that this one had tumhlyd Irol inc nest. as she had scoldol bjw night we'll for his caraIezsnosf. Eut he hadn't tumblod from the uoSt- No, sir. he hadn't tuuhled from jII" nest! He had been pushed out of the nest bv Ais greedy and a'Itsa sister. She diIu't seem a DH sorry Hther Probably >u. thought 'WH now she would --- a'l tu" .ood
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 Thc lrIe '.uu- pH fl -ro. 2,Is doing yrr. HH-N. Ils Hal . sheltered wuI VT. rouHorsaH. place underneath a Urr hoWlp troo. In f1a. r. ,r.a va.upI -I.. than he had b,.n rp m lu. u... IIo wasn't old ,uougn To Wor@ IT l.u that for M- mUh.r >la Ilooty did ,,orrs .om. She aa.s worried q HUe wW.r sine aa away bunting food. You -e., 'n.n y-#s always inc chaur. lhat Itcd Fox might conc alou-, or NunI tua Bobcat, or Old May Coyote. SU lraw that any ono of rb"m "oVh l.. very glad 10 fry yomS owl E dinner. So she always nw,d has a. fast aa she could and gs soon . -.r could. And always sip. ioHu ih" young Owl safr.
 On, r.J~ou for this "'e '.H.' =" Man Coyote. No"ler the Bobcat an