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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

UAAEh-rhON1 FROFEAII.
NEAR ANNAPOLIS AND BAY, SHADED
lot, 50x200: electricity, near State road; good
place 10 keep a boat: $3.50; terms. Address
Box l4l-R. Star once.
WATER FRONT COTTAGE. SHERWOOD
rooms, bath, kitchen and dining porch.
maids room and bath. Very reasonable for
immediate sale, furnished or unfinished.
BEAUTIFUL CHESAPEAKE BAY HOME.
exclusive colony; stone fireplace, French win
dows, all improvements Sacrifice. $4,000
your terms 43l6 Willow lane, Chevy Chase
Nd. Wisconsin 2434.
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GEORGE N. EVERETT,
BRAINARD w. PARKER.
AZ. Trustees,

pany. owner and holder of the notes de-
scribed in the deeds of trust above referred
III TecseEdsd i in Libel e214 feli9 2s7 and
agreed to extend for any purchaser said
trust for . period of f1ye years from Septem-
Der list. 1881, with interest at 5 per cent,
starting at the end of Is months, upon pay
ment of all overdue interest and taxes.
This renewal is also subject to usual an
praisal and brokerage fees.
Se06-dGds
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ELEVENTH INSTALLMENT.

~ATHLEEN said nothing to Ken
meth of her fear that her father
would be waiting up for her.
~ with what reprimand she did
not know. She walked with
him through the deserted streets to-
ward her home. Pride sealed her lips
the pride of youth ashamed to admit a
domineering parent. Then. too, she did
not want to remind Kenneth that he
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SALE-FARMS.

CHICKEN RANCH. PRETTY BUNGALOW.
laying and 6rooder houses, all new fruit.
other interests necessitaie selling at once.
w. B. WALTERS. Fairland. Silver Spring Md.
IN VIRGINIA-25 ACRES. ROOMS. FRAME
house, splendid location on cement road
Price $500; easy terms. Address Box SOL
Star ONCE.
BY OWNER-IDEAL POULTRY FARM, 80
a., 6-r. house, running water, all necessary
outbuildinES. electricity available. ConVen-
lent to Md. Agricultural COLLEGE. For quick
sale $780, terms. Address Box TOR. Star
$50 ACRES ON PATUXENT RIVER, NEAR
Ashton, Md. Good buildings a clear. Owner
EDITH b. SEEK, Brookville. Md. Phone
Damascus lR-E-11
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a.. ACRES AND 7-RooM HOUSE. OUT
buildings, larse orchard. delightful shade,
Rhrubbery. flowers; electricity. paved roed
81, miles Westminster: st car service. Price:
$3.50: terms JOHN MCKINNEY, l4l6 33rd
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SIX ROOM HOUSE WITH ACREAGE, NINE
miles in Md; good roads: Sl8. 1921 Mass.
ave Sc. Atlantic l530-W.
GROOM HOUSE. GARAGE AND OUT
buildings; Arlington Counts. Va; bus and
Sars - block from house city fare; tine
berries. Address Box 95-R, Star Office.
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Seven large rooms. built-in bath with
shower. concrete cellar, oversize hot-water
heating plant guaranteed TO heat all rooms
rooms g large closets. have electric lights
IN them, large pantry select auartered oak
floors on LIST and End floors. large front
porch. extra large sleeping porch all glaSSed
and can be heated IL desired. All windows
screened full-length copper screens; gas
range. laundry tubs in cellar; also gas
heater; cellar has plenty of room for the
by lao deep shd5ub6ery three c ss
trio base plugs each room. all lights con-
trolled by switches. Built by day labor. l
superintendent houses: guarantee them built
Of f1rst-class materials. / live. and have
for II years. 3 blocks from this home (have
built and sold So to date in subdivision. To
Pc. ave. NV. to. Bancroft. Va; House open
croft va. II you prefer. cali at my house
and I will show you same. I do not ask
for name and address, Do mob follow up
customers. having nothing else ~ sell. De-
vote my whole time to my houses; No over
head expenses: pay no commissions Tor
selling. That's reason ] can give you house
like / will show you for price advertised
same, nothing slighted in this horse or
miles from White House ever concrete road
all the way. Columbia pike. Has about
l25 homes. mostly Government workers No
colored within miles. Compare house with
anything advertised around same price. III
promise you. will see real modern hcmes
with many features to make housekeeping
easy. Terms easy. s55 per month covers
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w. DETACHED. 5-RooM BUNg "a !:

TWO NEW, DETACHED. S-RooM BuNSsA a.
lows ami, with tile bath and shower me
fncation on hard surfaced street, city water;
sewer, beautiful shade, large landsesped
lots. large living room with bult-lh nre -
AS,lnce coat closets, nicely ARRANGED Kitchen
Win cabinet and electric refriseration and
ranse. duRrter-saWed oak noorSi prlceo 70
sell; 81 and IS Beach st. Clarendon. va
PAUL r. corr, owner and builder: phone
Tlarendon 1909 or II c. SAFFELL, IS Gar
rison I'd phone Clar. 1901
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sALE--HOUSES.
lCantInned.i
col RI.

COLORED.
On Eleventh ST. Hw.-s2Oo Block.
SIS. 500-EASY TERMS.
rooms. tile bath and vestibule hot
water heat: electric lights
w. McKINLAN.
liss pth St. NV Met 7osl.
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY.
$40 44th 81 ne.-5-room bungalow. bath
cleo: sood condition. terms, f39 cash. $50
3. M. AIKEN. oar 18th 81 Nat. 3Sss.
Evenings Wis 1929
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4 po0M RIINGGI0W, N0T.WkTER HEAT

Tets water. reduced rom tt,Ugg 70 F''UgJ ~
4esnter OF ciarendon. $500; terms soon room
SSut-in E@rsEe eoppeE scrsenso thToTsh fsa
: new, NSeht terpss J. PEARSON & CO.
SS1aTendon Va Phone Ciar. 1901. T. J.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSEs.

SsEyEN-ROoM HOUSE. AMI: NEARBY
Vir9inia; SIS per month or Sl0,500. IeIe-
phone Alexandria l277-W.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOJ--M0DERN
brIck house, six large rooms, tiled pain
d-wh. cleo double screoned-in rear porch,
hardwood noors. etc. Rental, $50 per mo-
!. +. DOUGLASS co,
1921 k ST. NV. NET. 96IS.
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pATuS DOTRIF

VA. HIGHLANDS r.; BATHS, D0UB vi
sTapes; house newly painted INSIDE and s on
and pspsred Al o ideal home A h95 s s Rouse
loo 900 so so5ns i S0o party i aisS s
! hnuse: gas, city water. cleo, fur. n iur
nishsd; $3.50; owner. has left town. Aolngg
don' S-r. modern bunsalow $4S2o' go ~,
oser saerifces in This and other i9eT3sM-
. SseS II you are renting. buylnS OF SeAI.laaee
Me- J. L, Price. Oakcrest. Va, once; M M
Vernon ave and osSridse BNo' E0Ne
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IYATTsVILLF HILLS

rooms. bath, hot-air heat. full cellar.
laundry tubs. phone. gas electricity. built
81 $50: small cash payment, $3.50 per mo.
~ frS-W
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| RATHER UNUSUAL HOUSE. HALF HOUR
from town, hard road. developed community.
Eight rooms, large living room. two baths.
steam heat Comfortably furnished. In
midst OF grove OF trees attractive grounds,
spring water For rent, Autumn. Winter and
Spring. Price SITS per month
HERMAN E GASCH
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RUNoALow. EVANSVILLE HILLS LIKE
new-S rooms and glRSSed-in sleeping poIcn;
rellar. LAUNDRY trays. large lot; blocks
70 bus. near stores and schoo!s- sqI Ffi nee
month Phone l. NJ HUCK, HyattsH1le
1Ss5. r. I. and Johnson syeS,' HyattSNl!e'
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EARLY AMERICAN
"FXETER :"

The large Colonial chimneys are in good
condition; the dwelling needs restoring: IN
setting of 200 acres gently rolling wood
price asked Never-failinR spring branch
cost into large lake Most accessible over
Indianhead State road and only, II miles
$4,000. Address Box 12s-R, Star once.
Shenandoah Farm-Equpt.
146 acres fronting macedam highway
gloriouS mountain views. IS apple trees
Excellent 2-story 7-room house. 30-cow
basement barn, garage. sheds To settle
Immediately. $500, with $4,000 down anco
eAsy payments If taken soon, horse.
cows. tools and lot corn. oats; peas, hay
back. BONDED STROUT AGENT. Middle
town Va
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MI RAINIER. MD.-4-RooM, ByNGALO5W.
IA son: lot 4Oxi4O. cellar. oak floors. not
wayeg heat 5 closets within few blocks Of
schools, street cars, buses. ASIcepe s ne ipt
rnnt phn,ne HYntlkYille o5oJ.
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WALTER O'HARA.
OWNER & BUILDER.
TEL. CLARENDON 123.
BAREFOOT. VA.
WOODBRIDGE. D. {.

WOODKIDIIF, y. {.
1903 Kearney St n.e.-A large. e-room
house. arranged for 2 families; modern in
every detail; one OF the best houses i'll this
section. come see FOR yourself; price, rea-
sonable and terms to suit open all dsy
Sunday; can be seen anytime; move in with
deposit. OWNER on premises.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
One 50. f. l. ave.-G rooms h.-wh.: re-
duced from $3.50 to S6250. See me quick.
Maynor, 2605 Brentwood I'd. ne. North
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TWO z-ROOM BUNGALOWS. ALL MODERN
improvements; $40. Laree 7droom house; SIS
furnished, 800. ROBERT E LOHR, Sll
Cedar St. Takoma Park. Ga 088l.
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AURORA HGTs.-5 ROOMS. BATH;
ami; $37 per month. Call Clarendon
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

TAKOMA-5-ROOM BUNGALOW. SLEEPING
porch, h.-w h. garage: $50 rooms mod
ern: $50. r. D. LILLE. 266 Calvert st. Ga.
230n 25S
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Nn1ICE

In nearby Virginia. well built bunealoW'
4 rms. and bath. all modern improvements ~ .,
Price, S4.050 $50 down, $50 per hoii III ~ ~
st.S hoth frst and second trusts. For IN
$3.50, tion address BOX 73-R. Star ONCE.
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$500. 20
5-ROOM BATH BUNGALOW, AMI. RE
frigeration; partly furnished 523 Addison
ave, Virginia Highlands, Va; adults $50.
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mile above Chain Bridge; references; partly
furnished. Address Box DOR. Star Office. >.
49, nin
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TWO DESIRABLE SITES: and CONNER
cial zone; Georgia and Sherman avenues
and You st. NV; entries from two streets
ideal for industrial and commercial pur-
poses. RIM. 206 724 9Th ST. NV. Ma. 1852
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oAKCREsT-HAvE YOU SEEN THE 3 new
brick colonial homes? Last Word IN q, Z m soo
ten fttn,s reasonable These and many other
fnel,1dinr lots and villa sites in Oakcrest'
hmroTa Hills. va Highlands and other To-
Saiities j. L. Price, Oakcrest; Va, once,
nj Vernon ave. and oakridge blyo' Fhohe
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York Co. Farnl-S900.
Is acres near VILLAGE; about half crop
land. has raised good crop tobacco and has
bldgs. to care for It; woodlot IS fruit
trees. 6-room house, good barn etc see
bldgS. pig. 30 Strouts catalog; full price,
5000 to settle estate; part cash.
1oS- Acre Lakeview Farm
hsndT city msrEets; 70 acres strong loan
9-room house, basement barn. other bldgs
S.. 900. and for Quick sale is cows. heif-
ers. bull. team, Implements, all corn. grain.
hay. potatoes. vegetables included; part
f fsTei sTRouT AGEScFYS." 1R22 Rem Land
Title Bldg. Phila. Pa.
a REAL HUNTING. FISHING
AND OUTING PROPOSITION
for sale by owners; 400 acres. located on
main line of B. & o. R p. and on the
Md, on opposite bank of Potomac from the
famous Woodmont Hunt Club: so acres
clear, very fertile; IS river bottom; i59
acres thick woodland in which abound deer.
wild turkey. pheasant and other small game:
the very best of bass fishing. Neat 6-room
frame house, mountain spring water. garden
and orchard Price, s25 per acre, on very
CALL NATIONAL 1884
Or Write
r. f. DUVALL,
GAS Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
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will, PAY ALL CASH FOR OR g ROOM
brick houses. reasonably priced , wniet ~
sn,sii indebtedness. EARLE w. MANSON
Distriet osT3 1903 Vermont ave- NV.
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SAIE-SnRuRRAN.

"a 5so--7 r. H. BATH. GAS, ELEc8 2-CA al
garsSe. level lot SOx400: close in. Tel NY
stfsviile ii46. j. NJ. EARNEST, agent MI
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NEARBY ViRGNIA--6 ROOMS, BATH,

TAKoMA PARK. p. G-5,RooM BUNGA-
geraPe; $50 Shepherd 2o46
LOw-PRICED NEW BUNGALOW, r. &
b.. all modern improvements. NV h. paved
street, school, ROBERT q. LOHR, 81
Cedar ST Tnkon,a Park Ga. O82l
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n I-NIN n NV III
BOULEVARD.
8 SOLD-S4OO CASH BUYS
Groom modern 2-story home,
large glassed sleeping porch, oak
floors on 1st and 2nd floors; city
water, city gas; built-in heated
garage; hot-Water heat. Only
81 $50
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FIvE-ROoM BUNGALOW, MODERN I'M
provements, u acre. newly papered. $40 mo.
SO Lakewood ave. Cherrydale, Va Inquire
81 MAlwood ave. Clar. 1858. 81
COLMAR MANOR, MD.-ATTRACTIVE 5-RM
BUNGALOW bath. gas. cleo: newly papered &
painted; $40 j. RIDLEY SHIELDS Owner.
1927 Eye st. nv. Met. 1916 Hyatts, 786-M
CAPITOL HGTS.-CENTRAL & PALMER
ave. 6 rooms and bath. furnace heat, cleo,
garage. all improvements: SOS Line 677l
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PERRY BOSWELL. Mn NJ RAINIER. MD.

FOR TOURIST HOME
The most available. attractive and valu-
able l7-room brick mansion, ami between
Washington and Baltimore. AT Hyattsviile.
Very large, spacious, terraced grounds mag
nihcent trees. Commanding location on
Rhode Island avenue boulevard. the leading
thoroughfare OF the National Capital. Large.
handsome rooms; very large. spacious We
randa; occupying one square OF ground
Will rent only to frst-class tenants. with
references; 500 a month $4,000 motorists
now passing daily. OWNER, phone Hyatts-
VILE 1853
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RENT-DESK SPACE.

sALE-INVEsTNIENT PROPERTY.
1851 KRAMER ST. NE-SIx-ROOM AND
bath brick, furnace heat. gas ana cleo: IN
perfect condition. Priced Tor quick SAFE
FOR COLORED-TWO LARGE HOUSES, Elk,
cellent downtown location. apis each, all
rented; bargain; terms. Address BOX 55-R'
Star ONCE, or phone North O285. 20
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< ACRES. BROOM HOME; 80 MINUTES
from d. C.: $4,000; terms. @. I. MoNAb'
Fslls Church 4Os.
os ACRES: IDEAL FOR TRUCK, POuLTEY
~ Ssirv farm; good house and outbuldineS'
iarss stream; only rs minutes from Pa ave
and i2th ST; easy terms Slz'OOu' u -
McNAB. Falls Church 40e. ----.-=-..,--
nfiNS51fOW. ROOMS AND BATH, ELEC,
Tas. city water. cellar. porches, garage iarse
lot shade, fruit and howers; near t e~n
lines bus stores schools and blocks lIoIl
new boulevard in Clarendon. Price rseuceo
10 $4,000 small cash payment ana S3s pc
no PRED o. LAKE, Park Lane, va. Phohe
Clar. 22Q. ---------------
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Bar Society Bans Women
AS Too ExpensiUe

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. uN.SO.
The Bar Association Of the City
of New York has decided that it
is "inadvisable" to admit women
to membership.
Members in favor OF admitting
women to membership quoted the
constitution to show that the club
was organized as IAN establish
ment to cultivate the ,clence Of
jurisprudence, facilitate the ad-
ministration of justice, eievate the
legal profession and cherish the
spirit of brotherhood among law
yers."
This, it was pointed out. did
not aim to make the association
a mans club.
Those arguing against feminine
membership agreed that women
were eligible, but pinned their
fight on the point that it was
"lnadviSable" to permit them to
join.
The Bar Association was founded
at a time when there we're no
women lawyers; it could not pos
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
'MAHON' so. K.
IS FORECAST

Opposition to the nomination Of
Judge John P. Mcmahon for re-
appointment to the bench of the
Police Court, is not expected to
be sufficient to block his con
firmation, it was said today.
Several local attorneys ap-
peared yesterday afternoon before
a subcommittee of the Senate Jul
dietary Committee, headed by Sen
ator William H. King CD of
Utah and objected to confirma
tion of Judge Mcmahon. Al
though the hearing was not pub
lie it is understood that the at
torneys complained that Judge
Mcmahon is arbitrary in his de-
cisionS.
Senator Kings subcommittee
is also considering the nomina-
ton of Judge Isaac r. Hit for
another term on the Police Court
bench.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
TWO Statues Planned
Bu COLOred Women

Plans for erection of a statue
In honor of Frederick Douglass
and Benjamin Bannecker, are be-
ing completed by the Federation
of Colored Women'S Club of
Brentwood and Prince Georges
county, Md.
The federation plans to observe
the 200th anniversary of Ban
necker next fall with a statewide
exposition. The statues of both
men will be placed in one Of the
leading cities of the State, prob
ably Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Infants Hand
made Dresses

Kann's-Second Floor
The Washington times., 1931-02-19

sibly have been meant to include
women, it was claimed.
A practical argument was that
if women we're allowed to mem.
bership there would have to be an
extensive alteration of the club
rooms and that this would be
expensive.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19

THE thing to do with a cold is
l to break it up in hurry
with something you knotO does
the job; not to trifle with lot of
trick ideas and remedies. Colds
are too dangerous to experiment
1Uith.
Get a box of Hills Cascara
Quinine at any drugstore. Take
two tablets now. Then follow di-
rections on box. Drink lots of
water, too-that's all.
Soon that miserable, aching
feeling begins to go. The cold
breaks up. The poisons are moved
from your system. The world
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Print Dresses

-Broadcloth, c h a M
bray and linene suits,
with white blouSeS and
colored shorts. EOo
Sizes 2 to 8. =. OON
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
DR.. T. I. BrOIUn Talks
To Social Workers

DR.. T. I. Brown Of the Miner
Teachers College addressed the
members of the Washington
Council of Social Workers at the
Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. c. A. to-
day.
He discussed the subject
"Home, Its Relation to De
linquency." Campbell C. John
son, president of the council,
presided,
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Broadcloth

Creepers
Hand e m b roidered
models in white, pink,
blue and maize. EO0
Sizes / to 3. =. OON
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Liberty Bell to Ring
Over Radio HOOk-HE

Liberty Bell will ring again on
Washington's Birthday and this
time it will literally be heard
throughout the nation. For the
sound of the aged bell will be
broadcast over a nationwide radio
Wogram Sunday afternoon.
vt will be tapped once for each
the 13 original States.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
CIVIC CLUB LAUDED

High praise to the civic organ
iZations of Washington was ex-
pressed by Eugene R. Woodson,
the speaker at the luncheon
meeting of the Optimist Club at
the Hamilton Hotel yesterday.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19

OSGGSF U%"IOSS OS1OSS TOU NI6~U GSS
looks like an altogether different
place.
Those results come because
Hills goes back to first principles
by going to the seat of the trouble
It's not a neW-fangled, fancy idea,
but tried and proved way that's
made to do ONE THING WELL:
to knock a cold in a jiffy.
Hills costs only a few cents.
Use it for quick relief after every
thing else you've tried has failed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-08-07
Desperate

The borrowing habit is not con-
fined to the United States by any
means. They actually do it in dear
old London and are not in the least
particular whom they borrow from.
One of the big London daily pa
pers carries a classified advertising
section, somewhat similar to the
Times personals" in which English
people of high and low degree air
their troubles. 1t was in this col
umn that the following ad recently
appeared:
'Will the persons who have bor-
rowed Waverly Novels No 5. and
Les Miserables Vol. from Given
den library. kindly return same to
Viscountess Astor, NJ. p"
One mentions in passing that the
NJ. P. after Lady Astor's name does
not stand for motion pictures nor
mounted police, but member Of par
Lament. ISL.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-08-07
Celibacy of the Clergy

In the early centuries of Christian
ity priests were permitted to marry.
The gradual growth of clerical cell
bacy, first as a custom and then as
a rule. may be traced through the rec
Ords of those centuries. The first
church council to forbid marriage to
the higher clergy was the Spanish
synod of Elvira in 305 A. D. Other
DEGREES of this kind followed in the
next few centuries, but with incom-
plete enforcement. Under Pope Greg
DRY VII in the Eleventh century more
stringent measures were adopted and
marriage among clergy was gradually
stamped out. The Britannica states
that the custom (of clerical marriage)
fingered sporadically in Germany and
England until the last few years of
the Thirteenth century.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-08-07
THE STORY

Yancey Cravat. just returned
from the newly opened Indian
territory, relates his experiences
to a large gathering of the Ven
able family. Yancey Ia married
to Sabra Venable; is a criminal
lawyer and editor of the Wichita
Wigwam. Yancey announces he Is
going back to the Oklahoma coun-
try with SaAga and their four
year-old son, Cimarron. They ar
rive at Usage, where Yancey in
tends to start a newspaper. Yam
cey is determined to find out who
killed Editor Pegler of the New
Day. Yancey consents to conduct
divine worship on Sunday. Dur
ing the services Yancey an
nounces he has learned who killed
Pegler. He stoops in time to es-
cape a bullet fired by Yountls.
Still STOPPING, Yancey shoots and
. kills Yountis. Then he announces
that Yountis killed Pegler. YAM
cey illustrates a bank robbery
and kills two desperadoes. Yam
cey urges Sabra to join him in the
Run at the opening of the Chero-
kee strip, She refuses. He is
gone five years. Dixie Lee and
her girls arouse the indignation
of the wives and mothers of
Usage. The war with Spain be-
gins. Yancey returns in the uni
form of a Rough Rider.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-08-07

Putting Off Inevitable Descent of Lies Hill

There comes moment to all Of us
when we realize we have not only
reached the crest of the hill, but that
we are going down the other side. Or,
at least, we think so. For, If we are
strong enough, we need not really go
down that hill.
Physically speaking, there has been
a descent in our life since the moment
we were born. Life comes, and imme-
diately begins to go. But that is the
least important side of US. If we have
the vision, the movement of our mind
and soul should be both up and wider
We only go downhill if we decide that
we are doing so. Up always should
be our watchword-our real determi-
nation. Getting the idea that we are