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PRICE, Sc, 500.
EAST CAPITOL ST.
A modern brick dwelling, southern ex-
posure, containing seven large rooms and
tile bath, hot~water heat. electric lights.
two-car brick garage This house Is free
Of encumhranees. and can be financed on
very reasonable terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Sl4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc
- Realtors
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WANTED---LOTs.
SALE-ACREAGE.
SMAI.L FARMS.

2K and S acre tracts. Land especially
suitable for trucking, tobacco or chickens:
on good road near Clinton, Prince Georges
Co.. Md, about miles Tor 10 mfnutes1
from d. line; city electricity and teIe-
phone available Title guaranteed BY repu-
table title company. Prices from $50 per
acre up; very easy terms
John A. BRICKLEY,
Specializing in
ACREAGE, ESTATES, FARMS.
70s-7l0 Barr Bids. Dist, 7S2i.
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sAnE-HoUsEs.

CHEVY CHASE-s BED ROOMS.
/ baths, 7-car .garage. Moderate price.
| han plan. many appealing features: vide
yard overlooking t00-foot boulevard;
vironments Phone Ciev. 748s.
| 5925 s2nd ST.-SEE THIS CHARMING Eng
| lish cottaee home with iayatory on ist
n nRoE f Il S cRoozToN Nat e's s74z 49, e1s
BARGAIN-7 LOTS AND HOME. LIKE
| new, rooms. bath. reception hall. large
ffrls is minutes ride from city bus and
| car service A bargain. $500 easy terms.
tons ans' v sse q oIa rsBdefis sss aA 81 ~
1871 CALVERT. ST. N.W.-.11 ROOMS AND
two baths, al modern improvements IN
1880. balance can an be e.. arranged; do pot fail
Inv. Co. Nat. 2@Si AVA - ''-"' " ''1Oi :
SPECIAL NEAR SOLDIERS HoME-SIX
rooms. h.-w.h., cleo, garage; s5,25o; terms;
Two-famiiy fat rooms. bath each: h.
wh' s sleci $3.50; $500 cash cash bal terms
36O3 CUMBERLAND ST. NV
CHEVY CHASE CORNER. COM
manding panoramic view OF city;
tohen sith P ban 81 brs sgss m noos
bed chambers; 3 baths; 2-car ga
Eagsi porch fases 1ggfoot boulevard;
prisingly moderately pricedi Drive
out Conn. ave. : SQUARES above Abe
r.. BATES WARREN
SEMI-DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE, WELL,
Gates just of Connecticut ave. near r st.
Contains eight bed rooms. two baths living
erty is very well financed and can be pur-
chased BY responsible party for very mod
est a me Mu II fssh TR1sT coMPH SAS
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
National 5000.
CHEVY CHASE NEAR. CONN AVE.
So s50-OwneI win sell detached brick
home on wide street, rooms, modern; oil
burner; garage; real barsain. Address Box
225-A. Star ONCE.
PETwoRTH-- TT: HOME $3.50
Near Grant Circle; like new; ami;
porches, garage; terms. Call Adams 4786.
So 500 WILL BUY A COMFORTABLE HOME
h.-w;h, cleo, Frisidaire and garage. Rea-
SV JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
723 goth St NV
Sll5O0
CLEVELAND PARK.
Convenient to transportation, John Eaton
school. owner offers his modern s-room
7ss l2th NV. 800 Nat. os52.
DOCTORS OFFICE
Extremely we'll located downtown residence,
clan clan This property contains reception and
%o n onT
bath each. The prominent location and
ysoyd maRe most stracfiye to any
physician desiring q private downtown Of
nee Call Mr. Nichols.
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
National $3.50.
ASIA STANFORD ST.
SIC, e5o-NEW CHEVY CHASE CO.
LONTAL six large rooms. fun tiled
bath; garage TO match; convenient to
stores, schools, etc. Drive 70 45l4
Stanford st. Phone Clev 7483.
r. BATES WARREN.
AN ATTRACTIVE TtOAdE NEAR GEORGE
washington UniverStty-9 rooms. 2 baths.
hot-air heat. cleo, brick garage. Price,
SIC 500; reasonable terms
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
1913 goth st. NV.
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HoUsEs-FURNTsHED AND uNFUR
S-R0oM pTyNgF nv 4TIaTNTegs FOX.

s-RooM BUNGALOW ADJOINING FOX
hail NiiiaEe; oil heat, large yard; furnished,
FARNUM 81 HWs JUST OFF f6th--6
rooms baths, hardwood ncors thIouGhout.
Sereeued-in SleepinG poFchess oil burner
recreation Feont In basement oscar brick
gaFsee Lease indefinitely. Gel 766g.
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VILE Pay AID CASH
Tor o or room brick houses, reasonable
priced; white or cOloreds prefer clear prop
erty or subject to small Indebtedness EARLE
W. MANSON, 1l03 Vermont ave. Dist. 1878.
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1908 WINDOW Pr. NV.

HALF BLOCK EAST OF WISCONSIN AVE
Semi-detached brick home with garage,
electric refrigeration, screens and weather
S'i''S CALL c ~ GEORGIA 144s.
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Sac md. Ave N w.

REFINED COLORED.
l747 y ST. n.w.--lo rooms bath,
y. an, gas =, -, - Sou,O0
md floor. good condition e.' .. s 81 so
rooms and bath, smd 4, ''eHs $500
1885 9Th st. n.w.--2nd floor, rooms
and bath, h.-w,h, gas. ...,.......... 1000
1917 st. NV Ma. $500.
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we OFFER AN OUTSTANDING oPPOR-
tunity FOR q private sAnitarium cE school
nearby washington. Residence has 10 large,
high4Seiling. delightful rooms and six baths
Spacious living and sleeping porches. All
city e0nveniences--even FrtEidaire. Approxi-
ulately IS acres, lovely trees and shrubs.
Located between two main highways. bus
and electric line into Washington. Price Is
right--terYns reasonable.
Call Hiss Hill at District e5e1.
w. s.. HCEE. u.
l- ailogeham EidE. l-s
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SAIE-HOuSES.

S-R0oW BUNGALOW FOR SALE. 50 500
Must sell; owner 1eaying city. Apply 22ia
Afass ave. Sc. A0s
WE6T1AoRELAND AVE. FORT AfyER
Heiaa7ts. Ea.--S-rm. DEF. frame. AMI; $3.50
CASH balance like rent. Net A20o. I'm. e2le,
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WANTED--ACRRAGI
SALF-FARMS.

QUICK CASH FOR ACREAGE ON HIGH
ways, Montgomery or Prince GEORGES Co,
within 10 mi. d. @. Give location, lowest
price, etc. Box 1868, City P. o.
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RENT-sUBURBAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BUNGALOW = COUPLE WANTS SNAIL
bungalow in or in vicinity OF washington;
$50. Address Box 2s0-A. Star once.
COTTAGE OR BUNGALOW, LARGE YARD,
convenient to cars or bus; state location,
ABOUT z ACRES WITH BROOM HOUSE.
IN COCO eonatt3oh. ANIL, on good road, not
over 10 miles from White House cost not
exceeding $4,000 on easy terms. Address
Box 2l1-A, Star ONCE. 81
WITH PRIVILEGE or BUYING LATER
small house With few acres. Address Boz
22e-A, Star ONCE
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wANTEn ma nrrY-Horsrs.
WILL PAY ALL CASH

$4,000 IN CASH FOR BARGAINS.
Houses or business property. Give lowest
price and full data in first letter. Address
BOX 1864 Star ONCE
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

BUNGALOW CONTAINING 2 BID ROOMS.
ami please state rent. Address BOX
22T-A. star ONCE.
QUIET, REFINED COUPLE mo chill
dren1. desire 6-rm., modern. unfurniShed
house must be in good condition and de-
sirahie neighborhoed. Address BOX SOFA
star once
RESPONSIBLE PARTY DESIRES NICE
house OF apt, farn or unfuTn.s reasonable.
Address Box aln-A. star ONCE. -
QUIET. CAREFUL COUPLE, NO Chill
dren; small bungalow or house, unfuraish-
ed; s55-Ss0. Address box 38l-A, star ONCE.
WANTED no RENT, MAY BUY on 9
room house. Bank and character refer
ences, Address Box 712-A, Star once. o.
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sALE--SuRuRBAN.

RENT or SALE SIX ROOM HOUSE.
Georsetown; ami; small garden plot; rent,
SIS. North 1883
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SUBURBAN HOMES. SALE AND RENT
ROBERT z. LOHRs 3fI Cedar St., Takotna
PARK, D. G. ueorsIa 0ssi
z ACRES IN FALLS CHURCH, FOR SUB
division, investment or honei fowner forced
to sell. District 9035.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APARTMENTS -tJlGFURNISHED,
THE CQYWOOD, 1921 I ST NV.
| ROOMS AND BhIA .....-.. -. -sel, s y
Rg g99s44s AMP ae BA A ss.s p
coRDovA. aOth AND FLA. AVE.
LARGE Rooms. HALL AND BATH. s. .st
ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH g s g
ROOMS AND Bath Ar. FoRctiHz.. dr. ~. : aao6
DECATUR. aI22 DECATUR PL.
Rooms ANb Bath A4ia 1850 to 81 g
cARvEr, HALL, 1915 ST.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.
/ ROOM, KIT, BATH $4,000 to $4,000
ROOM KTT RN rBBRsr us ssssS ST. e.
2 ROOMS, KIT. AND BATH. ......-.. 4I.So
THE TTv-RToN. l1zi gath ST.
| 1 ROOM, KIT. AND BATH. ........s. $50 ~
ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH. ......... $3.50
MADISON 1883 EYE ST
/ ROOM AND BATH. ..... $3.50 TO s4O.oo
THE pENF1ELp, sog goth ST; NV; !. 50
1 ROOM, KIT. AND BATH. .ss25O 70 $so.ou
WELDON HALL 1859 2ist ST
| GENERAL ELECTRIC E RE ssS so
II. w. GROOMEs, 1719 Eye St.
1214-18-22 & 70 Staples st. NE.
Apis. of 2 rms, kit. and bath, $4,000.
The above apartments contain
built-in tub and shower, combination
sink and wash tray, large concrete
rear porches and gas water heater
and gas furnace.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRTTST COMPANY
Real Estate Dept. Nat. $40.
FREMONT, 1907 18th St. NV.
:" cL All Ii 1904 q St. NV .'1'0
+ Il. fga LOCKWOOD, l4lo. NV. 30. y
THE OAKLAND,
zoos COLUMBIA RID
Newly decorated, and s room apts; z
and ; bed rooms; reasonable rents ddssee
WHY PAY NORE2
THE ROCHESTER,. 1883 Meridian Plaes.
No. 22-l room and bath. $2l 81
No, "a rooms and bath .......-.... 80 20 .e ~
TIE DETROIT, 144O Meridian Pi NV: :.
No. 4--4 rooms and bath, ...,....,-...Ss s 5o
No. 26--4 rooms and bath, .....,...... 5z.ou
No ss g EsqRs Sld b s5Rs ist; 81 $3.50
No. 43--4 rooms and bath ...s........ Also
No. 2-5 rooms and bath. ........... $50 90
No. s5--5 rooms and bath. ............ 5000
No. z4 It rooms 1onsG and bSth. '. p. $50 90
No 3i--5 rooms and bath....,....... $3.50
No IA I4s looms and Bal Bath Isos ~ $500
No. ses rooms ana i bath i4sn ~. $40. 50
No. 26-3 rooms ana bath ..........4 As. 100
THE CALIFORNIA, l775 California st.
No, 33-5 rooms and bath. SAT SO
No. 2i--S rooms and bath. -. ....... 90
THE TULANE, 2109 18th st. NV.
No. 2z-5 rooms and bath. -. ...,. =. !, S57.5o
THE CARLETON, 1T4l Lanier Pl. NV.
No. 22-3 rooms and bath .......,s... S42 30
THE BIRMINGHAM. 26Il Adams Mill Rd,
No. IA rooms and bath ............... SIS. 90
Apt. 25-5 rooms ana bath ............ 67.5Q
THE PARKER, $500 18th st. NV.
No. 50l--5 rooms and bath. ..........S82 so
You viii md by comparison that the
above rents are unusually low, this being
largely due 10 the fact that you rent direct
from owners. The wise apArtment-house
hunter locates now and not In the Fall
when there Is always a scarcity Of desirable
apartments. AS q special indueement. the
above apartments may be leased for any
period desired and rents will be effective
Aug is, possession immediately, but no re-
auctions. Inspection may be made at any
time by applying TO the janitors.
CEAS e TRIBBy'S SONS,
0i4 Dist Nat. Bk Bldg. Phi. Dist. 477s.
1647 LAMONT ST. NV.
Z 1.roa <no.,,r f.fln ga,44o~
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sAcRIFIcED FARMS
!, /. LAUREL. ND.
WANTEn-REAL EsTATR-

LIST RESIDENTIAL on BUSINESS PROP
crty which you wish to sell With this once.
we have clients with funds 70 invest
WHITEFORD & JAWIssH, MO
southern Bog. National 1900.
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RENT noUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.

E,9p RF1S5s - ksTs7'y1 AfsT9VF afxSRfyfSNf
house. geconditioned. 104 East Underwood,
ehevy CHASE ND. wisconsin alf3-J. 8.
1907 QuEBEc PL NV.
1arne rooms tie bath. earARe; low rent
THoE. Al JAMESON CO..,
e0e n. x. Ave &hN safi0aal ts26.
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BUNGALOWS ROOMS AND BATH. HOT
water heat, hardwood floors, paved streets
price, $500; $500 cash, s45 per month.
7-room house, ami, hot-water heat, ga
rage; excellent location. near cars and
stores; d bargain at Sc. 26t: reasonable terms
DUNN g. Co,
5a89 r. l. Ave. Ne Mt Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyatts $40.
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FURNISHED LINEN AND SILVER FUR
aiShed 220 Elm ST., Chevy Chase, Md.-De-
tached, modern home; cool, shady, 4 bed
rooms: Aug Us to BIZ $50. Wis. $3.50. ~
EXCLUSIVE CLEVELAND PARK, 3S0s MA
comb 81. n.ws--completely furnished, 10
rooms, baths. large sleeping porch. Frig-
ioalrs. oHslt-in garages $3.50 month. Cleye-
land S032,
FOR RENT TO COUPLES ROOMS. FUR
n4shecs modern brick home; owner retaining
one room. $50. Georgfa 1853.
FURNISHED HOME IN CLEVELAND PARK
near Cathedral, eafage. Immediate posses
sion. CaN owner. National 4767 between
ana 5, or West 1874 after 8 pm.
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WANTED--APARTMENTs.

WANTED = SMALL FURNISHED APART
ment or light housekeeping rooms near the
John Eaton School Call Adams s4i5 be-
tween 80 and $50 pm.
TWO ROOMS, KTTCHEHETTE AND BATH,
furnished; requirements. clean, quiet with
pleasant outlook moderate rents ref. Adj
dress BOX 287-A. Star once.
MAN AND WIFE, experienced in property
management. viii take charge of apt.
building and rent ants; references. Ad-
dress Box 262-A, star once,
bath. apt. or private home: furnished or un-
furnished. North 4g9R g.
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sALE--BUsTNEss PROPERTY.
gTORE BUILDING. ROOMS UPSTAIRS
81 Fl ne, District 05a5.
1st COMMERCIAI--S11,SO0.
Close-fn NV section, on wide ayenue
Lot IS app. 24xl00, Modern Term. brick
dwelling between two stores. An opportn-
ertx Immediately. VIII deal direct WITH
purchaser only. Address Box 7s3-A, Star
once. %
RENT-BUsREss PROPERTY.
40 n 3 A. 49, floz00
sssses IS.sS - 49, l.Nss .-ssss..-..+-.s e3l9
~ Pierce e.. n@w-.........,..s .... 90 "a
eo3 Grant pi n.W.........-. ..,..... a6 en
1lo7 9Th 81. nsW-4...,..,. -. ~ 81
IKE WAa sToN LOAN ! ;;TaUas era q
300 2 81 MN. Phone NGlinna1 ~
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CHOICE BUNGALOW ON TwO-AcRE
TRACT IN va

porehes, large living room, fireplace
French doors, dining rOesn, kitchen, pan
try, electric and coal range, bath, three bed
rooms, hall, attic. cellar, INV. h.; beautiful
lawn. Shrubbery. garden. fruit, gerage. hem
houses barn and COW pasture No home ~
Virginia at such q sacrifice Price, $3.50.
FRED o. LAKE, Phi. Clar. 229.s
200 Lee Highway, PARK Xalle, W. Sc
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5sTT IzpT 5ozFT

LAUREL. MD-s-ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY
painted and uapered; large lot, garage. ex-
eellent location; S5.o00.00; terms.
6-room house; water, gas, electricity, ga
rage; Only $3,450; terms to suit
CHARLES II. STANLEY, INC.
LAUREL Md Phone Laurel l1a
The Washington times., 1931-12-28

Our knowledge of diet is
more scientific than nearly any
other field in practical medicine.
The principles of nutrition
have been proved and tested
over and over again.
In spite Of the exactness Of
this knowledge, false dietetic
ideas are widely preached. Fads
ingeniously diStorting estab-
hshed truths are used as the
stock in trade of many advis-
ers of the public. It may be
well, therefore, to examine the
solid foundations Of the science
Of dietetics.
Food furnishes animals with
the material for movement, life
and growth. That is all it does.
It can do harm only when %
it is insufficient for these pur-
poses, or (2) it is more than
sufficient and clogs the machin-
cry, or 90 when 1t introduces
harmful elements into the body,
such as poisons (eating poison
Gus plants, mistaking them for
wholesome vegetables or eating
infected meat. or a. when it
introduces some element which
produces disease in the diges-
tive system such as infection
with parasites or germs.
OF the necessities of the body
The Washington times., 1931-12-28
To End aCough
In aHurry, Mix
This at Home

To quickly end stubborn coughs due
to colds, it is important to soothe the
indamed membranes, get rid of the
germs and also to aid the system in.
wardly to help throw of the trouble.
For these purposes, here is a home
made medicine, far better than anything
you could buy at 8 times the cost. From
any druggist, get PA ounces of Pinex.
Pour this into a pint bottle, and add
plain granulated sugar syrup or strain
ed honey to ell up the pint. This takes
but a moment, saves money, and makes
a remedy SO effective that you will never
do without, once you have used It.
Keeps perfectly, and children like 1t.
This simple remedy does three neces.
sary things. First, it loosens the germ
laden phlegm. Second, it sOothes away
the Inflammation. Third, it is absorbed
into the blood, where it acts directly
on the bronchial tubes. This explains
why it brings such quick relief, even
in the obstinate coughs which follow
cold epidemics.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of Norway Pine, containing the
active agent of creosote, in a refined.
palatable form, and known as one OF
the greatest medicinal agents for severe
coughs and bronchial irritations.
Do not accept a substitute for P1nexs
It is guaranteed to give prompt relief
or money refunded.
The Washington times., 1931-12-28

in the center. The little insig-
MIA motif on the side Is aptly
suggestive Of a naval officers
pocket. But that's not all-it'S
very nautical and striking when
navy blue and white are COM
bined!
The tiny pointed cap sleeves
look all ready for a game OF
deck tennis or shuffleboard.
And there's a look about the
diagonal closing that wraps into
a narrow tying sash. A corded
meshy wool, very sheer, Is the
fabric used. The sporty little
beret is included and it all
costs under $40.
Don't Fail to Take a Coat
Anyone who embarks on q
cruise without a lightweight
coat is sure to regret it. For
late afternoons and those walks
around the deck at night are
usually quite chilly. Anticipat-
ing this need, the stores have
some lovely coats to choose
from, in all the new light col
orS. They're made Of tweedS
and spongy woods, camels' hair
both with and without fur
trimming.
Formal and Informal
Polo cloth with a suede fin
ish, dots less bulky than
regular camels hair) is used in
the model on the right. We
like the way the jaunty raglan
sleeves are set way into the
neck by diagonal seams in
front and by a deep V-shaped
one in back.
It's really suitable for sports
or spectator sports, both on
land and sea!
If you want to know the
names of shops where you can
find the above items, write or
call Alice and Evelyn, care Of
the Fashion Department, The,
Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1931-12-28
Our Rhymins
Optimist
BY ALINE MICHAELIS
Christmas Gifts

C0r1SCmaS G1GS
So many gifts to bring us joy
Upon this Christmas day;
Some gifts which time must
soon destroy.
While some pass not away.
Some hearts ask gifts Of gold
or lace
Or cars. or house and lands;
We ask to see a friends glad
face.
To clasp a friends kind
hands.
So many gifts when Christmas
SHOWS
Veil forest, field and hill
Some choose a pearl. some
take a rose:
I ask a friends good will.
So many gifts this Christmas
day;
But one great gift they
prove.
Gods gift that does not pass
away.
His blessed gift of love.
The Washington times., 1931-12-28

back again, and I heard him
tell her that he had been up
to Newport and the engagement
was broken. This made the
girl happy, and away they went
laughing and talking.
After that neither one Of
them came to feed me, and I
had to go over and pick up
oats that the iceman's horse
scattered from his nose bag, on
Forty-ninth Street.
When my mate and I were
setting on our third pair of
eggs, one morning / noticed
that the church people were
putting up the striped canopy
from the door to the curb,
and I knew there was going to
be wedding. They always put
up the awning for weddings.
So that day I didn't 60 back
to take my turn on the eggs.
I stayed around to see the cere-
mony. ,-.
I am very fond of weddings.
It's almost as much fun to
watch a wedding as it is to
watch a parade. Then at noon
the policemen began to push
the crowds around, and the fine
motor cars began to arrive.
Then, when the organ started
to play, I flew down and
watched, and then the bride
and groom came out, and al
most fell over backwards off
the lamppost when saw it
was my young man and my
young lady.
He wore a high, shining black
hat, and she was all splendid
in white, with a large bunch Of
beautiful flowers, and as she
got into the motor car she
looked up at me and smiled,
so I didn't mind catching a call
down for being late when I
went to the nest to 1elieve my
mate.
Now, doesn't that prove that
there is romance everywhere?
think I'll fly up and see
how the little salesgirl Is get
ting on with the floorwalker on
the fifth floor of Saks.
Copyright. 1881, by John Held, Jr.
Distributed by King Features
Syndicate, IncO
The Washington times., 1931-12-28
Interesting Bridge Hands
By E. V. Shepard

open either major suit; he had
to make an opening lead OF
one Of the minor suits. Laying
down the ace Of a suit Of which
the bidding indicated declaA er
and dummy held considerable
strength did not look wise to
He felt that he must lead
trump. This proved to be as
good as anything that he
could have done.
Most players as declarer favor
their own hand, either in at
tempting to establish its long
suit or in endeavoring to use
dummy's trumps for ruffing off
losers of side suit. Frequently
it is dummy, and not the de-
clarer's hand, that should be rid
of losers Y was sufficiently
wise to- realize that he never
could establish his spade suit or
ruff off his numerous losers Of
that suit. He decided to use his
own trumps for ruffing off rs
losing hearts, establish dummy's
clubs, pull opposing trumps, and
play the dummy as the strong
hand.
The first trick was won in
dummy, and Y ruffed a return
lead of hearts. Y laid down his
Queen of Clubs, losing to AS
Ace. A trump was led by A,
and won in dummy. Another
heart was led from dummy and
trumped by Y. A return lead
of clubs gained entry to dummy,
and its Third Heart was led, and
ruffed with Y's last Diamond.
Three rounds of Clubs and a
trump lead left A with only the
Aces of the two major suits.
Dummy held another trump and
the. Ten Of Hearts. Declarer
had the King Queen Of Spades,
and B held the King Queen of
Hearts. Had dummy not been
exposed it is possible that A
would have discarded his Ace
of Hearts. AS it was, he held
that, letting go his Ace Of
Spades, and holding down the
score to the five-odd bid.
Copyright. 1891. King Features
Syndicate 1nc.)
The Washington times., 1931-12-28
Your Health and Diet
By Logan CIendening, M. D.


we can group movement and
life together as energy. The
movement of a muscle requires
energy and the life processes
that go on from such things as
the secretion of a gland require
energy.
There are six elements in
foodstuffs, classified as Cd car
bohydrates, (2) fats, 90 pro-
teins, "a water, (5) minerals
and 60 vitaminS.
All of them contribute to the
production of energy. We have
no definite way of measuring
the energy value of water, min
erals and vitaminS. But the
value of carbohydrates, fats and
proteinS we are able to measure
very accurately in terms of the
energy unit, now familiar to
nearly everyone under the name
"calorie."
The calorie is an amount Of
heat. We have to use the cal
orie because we cannot measure
the energy content of food by
weight or bulk. Other energy
producing materials are similar.
One log of wood may give twice
as much heat when burned as
another log of exactly the same
size and weight. One brand Of
gasoline gives you more mileage
than another.