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Meetings This Week.

Tuesday, pm. Council of Ad-
ministration. District of Column
bia Department. Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club, Eleventh and
L streets.
Wednesday, 9 pm. Equality
Walter Reed Ladies' Auxiliary,
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club.
Thursday, 8 pm, Potomac Post,
No. 1925 (sociaD. Soldiers, Sail
ors and Marines Club: Potomac
Ladies Auxiliary. Soldiers. Sail
ors and Marines' Club: Follow
Me Post. No. 1880. Concord Club.
314 c street; Follow Me Ladies'
Auxiliary, Concord Club.
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ACCEPT CUT IN WAGES
Coal Miners of West Virginia
Agree to IS Per cent Reduction.

FAIRMONT, w. Va, October OP.-
A conference of United Mine Workers
representatives and northern West Vir-
GINA coal operators ended here yester-
day with announcement that the work.
ers had agreed to take wage reduction
of IS per cent.
The conference had been attempting
to find q basis on which mines with
union agreements could AFFORD to oper-
ate in competition with non-union
mines. No estimate was available as
to the number of men affected or the
details Of the new wage scale, which
will be effective as of october l..
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GEORGE N. EVERETT.
BRAINARD w. PARKER.

Note-The New York Life Insurance Com
pany. owner and holder Of the notes de-
scribed in the deeds of trust above referred
to, recorded in Liber 62l4, folio 257. and
Lber 6312, folio 49, respectively. have
agreed to extend for any purchaser said
principal sums secured by said deeds of
trust for q period of five years from Septem-
Der list, 1891, with interest at per cent,
with semi-annual curtails of la per cent
starting al the end Of 10 months, upon pay
ment of all overdue interest and taxes.
This renewal is also subject to usual APP
praisal and brokerage fees.
cnOG
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THos. j. OWEN & SON AUCTIONEERS,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
Trustees Sale of the Large H.
Story, Centrally Locate d
Modern Office Bull ding,
Known as "The Woodward
Building" Located at the
Southeast Corner of Fifteenth
and II Streets Northwest.

By virtue of certain deed OF trust. duly
of the land records OF the District of CO.
lumbia, and at the request Of the party Sc.
sss ,,+ Nv WEP ~ The TWENT y
Pstrict Of cqp@OiS aHa dssisnsted and
corded in. Liber - folio 10, Of the records
Of Columbia Also part OF original lot IL
in said square 222, described as follows:
Besinnins for the same at the northeast
on on Il street 81 feet to the vest line Of the
west wall Of the house on the east part Of
said lot; thence south on said line OF the
s sd Te es. 49, feet 70 inches ssu6 to eoTs s
3 in square 322, described as follows: Begin.
nnf qT Rf on q es 81 om
the southeast corner OF said lot IL; and
Fd tnenSe es f6sSee IN on Sn linz
north OF east - feet Sss inches 60 to point point
north $50 feet to the southeast corner OF
said lot IL; and thence west on the south
place of beginning; now known as lot % in
Terms of sale Said property will be sold
subject to an overdue first trust. recorded in
Ltber 62i4. folio 257. securing the New York
Lie insurance company IN the sum OF
81 800. 900. with interest at So, secured on
lot 81. square 222, described above. and
subject further to an overdue trust. record
ed in Liber 63l2. folio l79, securing the New
York Life Insurance Company in the sum of
$500, 900; with. interest at sls:s' secured a.;
lot IL. square 222, as described above, and
as second trust on lot a, square 222. as
described above; also subject to overdue and
accrued interest on both aforesaid deeds of
trust and taxes to date Of sale. Full. par
ticulars Of said deeds Of trust and the
amount of unpaid and overdue interest and
taxes will be stated at the time of sale.
The purchase price lover and above said
trusts and overdue and accrued interest and
taxes to date OF sale, as aforesaid to be
paid $780, 900 as a deposit at the time of sale
and a further sum of $4,000 to be paid
within thirty days from day of sale. and
the remainder to be paid in equal amounts
in one and two years. with interest at 81
per annum. payable semi-annually and to
be secured bv purchase money deed of
trust said property. All adjustments to
be made as of date of sale.
Terms to be complied with within thirty
DAYS otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold at
the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser after FIVE days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington, d. C. Conveyancing, recording. ETC.,
" GEORGE N EVERETT
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Guernsey Island has barred all agri-
cultural produce from France because
Of the prevalence of the destructive
Colorado beetle In French districts near
the island
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RENT-FARMS.

so ACRES, MARYLAND SUBURBs BROOM
bungalow. furnace, chicken houses, fruit;
low rent: free fuel Agent, 1886 N. Y. ave,
Room 203. 7"
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WANTEDALoTS.

HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS WHO WILL
pay all cash for cheap residential lots
HERMAN SCHMIDT, phone Mon Nation al
9257
WANTED-BUILDING lots IN GOOD Lo-
cation with improved street. 1918 7th ST.
NV.
WANTED-DEsIRABLE LOTS. MAP No I
only, woodland Beach; state lot number.
Address Box 2S3-J Star once.
WILL PAY $500 SPOT CASH FOR DE-
sos.
WILL BUY LOT IN DETACHED HOME
zone for cash. State.size. location and price.
Address Box 405-H, Star office. -
RELIABLE BUILDER WOULD LIKE TO
Dosss iSddfess 10Y 4saH star offsce
WILL EXCHANGE A DIAMOND RING.
blue-white stone, two and four~tenths caratS,
valued at $500, for clear improved lot OF
equal worth with frontage of 40 to so fl
in the Greater North Washington or Chevy
Chase section. Give location, size and value.
VIII accept lot Of less value and the diff
ference in cash
Address Box 441-H, Star once. q
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Attendance at the 1891 Pasar dambir
fair at Batavia, Java, was far greater
than had been expected.
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SALE-ACREAGE

IS ACRES on STATE ROAD LITTLE Be
yond Confessional Country Club; nigh, fine
views. AS a whole, only $3.50 per acre;
owner. Address Box 4l6-H. Star ONCE.
IDEAL WOODED TRACT, 5 ACRES. SILVER
Spring all conveniences; frontage over
1.4Oo feet. will sacrifice. Georgia 27So
so ACRES. 10 MILES OUT LEE HIGHWAY,
ideal camp, home or investment cleo. tele-
phone Box 7s-C, Fairfax. Va.
ga ACRES VERY NEAR BEST SUBURBAN
development; across street from Govt park;
fronts on two streets; splendid investment.
Will sell on terms
- STORY a CO BIZ 18th ST
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BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust re-
corded in Liber No. 1888, folio 26s ct seq
secured thereby. the Undersigned trustees
will sell at PUBLIC auction in front OF the
premises on TUESDAY, THE SIXTH 9th
T PAf ocf6cK PM. the tolioSins.
described land and premises. situate in the
District of Columbia: Original lots NUM-
bsred SIX g., and fifteen l5) 81 to ts nineteen etenf
by the depth OF lot numbered twenty, COO
in square numbered ten hundred and one
GOOD, together with the buildings, struc-
lures and improvements thereof, and all en-
machinery with their. spare parts and at
tiade and ali other fixtures. IMPLEMENTS and
apparatus used in Or about the same .,r
be sold as an entirety, subject to deed Of
trust securing the principal sum Of nine
lse. 25G). which becomes due on october 20,
sale deed Of trust to be paid one-third cash
and the balance in two equal installments
in one % and two .t2) years from day Of
sale, with inteIes; at six pc. cent per an 7.
deed of trust On the property sold, or all
taxes to be adjusted to day of sale. and all
Of sts hdsan Sft d
lars $4,000 viii be required at time Of sale.
Terms of sale to- be complied with within
wise Wis deposit viii Be- forfeited and property
will be resold, at the risk and cost OF. the
defaulttng purchaser, after hye (5l days
advertisement OF such resale in some news
paper published in washington: 2. G.
A2aakE & T. e MnAAiRlEroRo'
se2e-dGds SIS 18th st. NV.
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Gentleman'S Country FStat

Build your Colonial home on this beautiful
T-ecre site Just beyond Norheck. Md on the
Wash -Olney road. Exceptionally fine loca-
ton with mountain view. Here you may
enjoy privacy without isos ton; several
acres foreSted with majestic oak trees
Frontage of $50 feet on main hrhway hv
$50 feet deep Never falling, water supply
sonable and I shall be Elad to show the
property by appointment, Address Box
410-H, Star Office
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COUNTRY HOMES AND SITES.
f2.000-l2 acres. high building site. on
paved highway, 10 miles District;
other larger tract near, on Rock
Creek.
a7Soo-One acre. beautiful site. on bank
of Rock Creek, with large Dutch
colonial building adapted to resto-
ration as unique country home or
tS5oo-i3 acres with 5-room. two-story
home; large living room and fire.
place: large trees; nice location. on
paved highway, overlooking stream;
unoccupied lately and overgrown
with weeds $4,000 cash needed
highway: very desirable and priced
s1sSoo- 2oo-acre stock farm. With three
houses, one modern; borders
Brookeville pike. 10 miles out; a
$4,000 g acres e'i near Wheaton. improved
with attractive bungalow of 5
rooms; substantial cash payment re-
uured.
t475o-5 ceres. high level land. improved
with extra large 5-room bungalow,
INV. heat, electric pump. bath.
hood miles from D. G. line,
month no trusts to renew.
95,f50-5 acres and new. Groom house
with everything modern. UP to the
minute, including oak floors. fire.
place. INV, heat. electric pump,
fine well, Philgas for cooking; at
tractive, southeast Locations; terms.
Subdivision land, near Takoma. with city
water, electricity, and bus service available.
Ask for Mr. Johnson
r. y. LILLE,
2e6 Carroll ST., Takoma Park.
Open Sunday. Georgia $500.
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THE HOME GARDENER
BY J. w. WELLINGTON.

Practical and Seasonal Hints for the
j.
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AUCTION SALES.
ETfTTIRE NAYS

ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate Improved by Mill
Work Plant and Offices at
1882 and 1884 Eleventh Street
Southeast, and in the Rear
Thereof, Fronting on Twelfth
Street Southeast, Together
With the Fixtures and Ma
chinerv Used Therein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-04

Brig Gen. Rain Beall Chapter was
addressed recently by Mrs. Paul Scharf,
Maryland State chairman. on "Legis-
lation in the United States Congress. :"
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Southern Home, Paylng Farm.
Lovely valley views, u mile village; 10
acres. 10 tllable for alfalfa. corn, wheat.
etc; stream. wood lot $50 fruit trees; fine
5-roonl house, good barn. other bldgs; worth
more than price asked. $4,000 part down,
and to settle now horses. 100 poultry. Ford.
complete equipment, s rooms furniture, rs
gal; preserves hay, fodder. grain and yese-
tables included; pictures pg. 90. big illus.
cataloE. Free. STROUT PAYS YOUR
FARE Write for details. STROUT
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The Committee on Legislation in the
United States Congress met September
% at the Hay-Adams House Plans
were made for an open meeting to be
held at the Hotel Willard early in No
vember. State Regent Miss Helen Har-
man, made an address.
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RENT--SHOPS.

AUTO REPAIR SHOP AND ACCESSORIES
STORE.
Rear No 81 Mass. ave. n.w.-About o,OOO
an n: two floors very desirable location;
Tsasona BILE rent. Call ITO 3rd st. ne. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07

they called her on the programs.
anyhow
1t seems 70 me she was the
daughter Of a postman, somewhere
up in New York State, and they
used TO tell about her in the theatres
how h came 70 New York in a
simple little frock made by the vii
lage dressmaker. hack home" and
a hat she trimmed herself.
They asked IS for a trimmed hat
In the shops. In those days. and s.
"a a great deal OF money.
She didn't have TO worry about So
hats very long. pretty little Edna
MAY. with the eyes OF q dove. and the
smile OF an angel.
Do you remember how she used
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07

TIME rich and the poor, the happy and the I'M
happy all are firmly united by one bond.
For there is scarcely a man or woman who
does not constantly wish that it would be pos
sible to turn back the clock and revel in the JOY
of youth once more. To be a boy once again,
care-free and joyful, knowing nothing of the per-
picking worries and responsibilities of life. To
be a happy little girl just for a day, TO worry
over school lessons, to wait for that nice boy to
escort US home. Wouldn't that be wonderful?
The fountain of youth, how soon it runs dry,
leaving but a memory to taunt and to hunt US
all the days Of our life. Yes, to taunt US with the
thought that we did not make enough Of our
youth.
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- Beauty and Originality Lie in Makeup and Accessories
~ Takes cr P~" to Ah~e Both but Ca Be Dome mh Lh Ingenuity.

same printed material fashioned in
two OF the loveliest and most fashion
able dresses, and. except TO an OBJ
serving eye. the dresses appeared en-
tirely different. The women were OF
the same size. though one vas / be-
lieve. years younger than the other.
First let me tell you OF the elder
lady.
The dress material was brown with
gayly colored figures and one of the
dominant colors Of the foreground
was white. and this lady had matched
all OF her accessories. purse. hat.
gloves and shoes in the lovely mellow
brown shade OF the background. She
wore her black and gray hair rather
severe and only a neat wave showed
under her small tailored hat. Her
makeup Was conservative. YER lit
tie cheek coloring and only sufficient
Lip rouge to bring out the lines Of her
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Heart of a Wife
Lillian, Resenfful Of Eren Implied
Criticism of Her Daughter,
By Adele Garrison

Who's miaowing now? n YOU
have anything to say 10 me. Woman.
let's fight IL out in the privacy OF
our chamber. and spare the feelings
OF this innocent cheeld."
II was the most arrant nonsense.
but II served its purpose. and as
Lillian grinned reluctantly. l knew
that she would bring an unpreIudiced
mind and an unresentful heart to
the explanation ] would have TO give
her later.
Marion looked oddly at us. but did
not speak. and I found myself Won
dering whether her silence was be-
cause Of her natural and usual ex-
quisite courtesy or whether she
comprehended my feeling about the
packing. and wished 10 delay as long
as possible any remarks OF mine 10
her mother concerning IL. / was
thankful. indeed. that Mary saved me
from further words by skipping back
with Katherine. and we all went
into the room Jointly occupied by the
girls. where bags and ~suitcases stood
open with only the last things 10 he
done.
There are four gowns which are
still hanging in your closets" kath-
crime said. They're the most crush
able ones. and you can put them In
the first thing In the morning. But
be careful"
Don't worry. ! shall De on the
job" Lillian said. sending an oddly
defiant little glance al me. i've
seen the state II which dresses come
home from school far too often. TO
risk any unsupervised youthful pack
ing OF those frocks."
You can't hurt our feelings that
way" Mary grinned m~ischievously
at US. Were coyly but firmly i'm
pervious to criticism. as long as we
don't have 10 work. Ell. Marion7
There was that In her eyes which
made ma wonder IL she were taking
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07

cellent foundation for dessert. While
the cooked cereal IL cooling. add
washed fresh berries. sweeten as
needed. and pile into sherbet glasses.
Set IN a cold place 70 harden.
Berries. small fruits like peaches.
apricots. plums. combine we'll with
taploca. Apples may he added TO
rice and farmland either cooked
with the cereal or cooked I'm sec-
tons and carefully folded I'm later
when the cereal IL finished.
A tempting. but simple dessert for
small persons Is the cold cooked
farina, favored slightly with sugar.
vanilla. and a beaten egg. and served
on individual plates covered with
chocolate auce. IL looks much Ike
vanilla ice. cream and has more
n~ourishment. especially II toe farina
~ cooked with milk.
Diced pineapple. sliced strawher-
ries. sliced a n cream.
maple syrup with chopped walnuts,
may be used as a sweet sauce when
! cereal r. the dessert.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
Americans Know How
To Forget So Easily!
Which Remembered-dnd Winifred Black Wonders
II the Same Thing Could Happen Here.
By wINIFRED BLACK

70 sing. and she In her Salvation
Army dress and polk bonnet
They always forget to follow the
Light. and always follow me"
Wen. what do you think? They're
playing the Belle or New York over
In London right now. and the other
night what did Edna May do but slip
into a box at the theatre and see the
show.
And what do you think happened
when somebody knew her by sight
and the story was whispered from
one seat 10 the other.
There's Edna May now-the origi-
nal Belle OF New York"
The whole theatre went wild. wo-
split their gloves. and the men yelled
bravo. bravissimo-till you would
have thought m c~onquering hero was
marching down the aisle.
What did Enda May DO?
Why she crIed-of course.
What does any woman Do when
she Is either very. very sad. or very
very happy? And | believe Edna
May was very sad. and very happy
too. the other night. all at the same
time
Who wouldn't be happy TO be nc
remembered after thirty-three years
and who wouldn't BE sad-iust a
little 10 remember how gay she was
and how pretty and how Young
thirty-three long years ago2
What would happen N The Belle
OF New York should appear In the
theatres IN New York or Chicago. or
Boston or San Francisco. some
pleasant evening. IN the merry
month or May or the brisk month Of
October. for that matter?
Not a thing. I'm afraid not
single thing.
/ wonder why IL r. that we Ameri
cans know how 20 forEet-so easily
] Copyright 1891. bT Newspaper Feature Service. lre
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Sharing Lillian's Resentment.

There was no answering laugh in
Marion's eyes. Instead they held
genuine contrition and distress as
she looked toward her mother.
I'm an awful beast. Mummy" she
said. going away and letting you
do everything. Don't o dare touch
another thing
1T won't be hard for her TO obey
that Injunction. old DEAR" Mary
gibed. seeing that almost every last
handkerchief Is in"
/ was near enough to her TO give
her a surreptitious pinch OF warn
ing. For I had seen the quick re-
sentiment In Lillian's eyes at even
this mild structure upon her darling's
foibies, and knee that there must he
no further pleasantrieS at Marion's
expense. .
Inconsistency enough. I found my
self sharing Lillian's resentment
though IN siighter degree. There Is
something 50 adorabIy winning in
Marion's contrition. and her SINGER
ity Is SO patent. that Ii would take
a harder heart than mine TO realize
in her resence that her sorrow for
her shortcomings does not last long
enough to insure her permanent re-
form.
After all. | reflected. as Katherine
| came 20 the rescue with some ques-
| ton which demanded an answer from
Lillian. we should be thankful that
We had no more serious fault 70
watch than schoolgirlish Incidence,
When I consider.sd the things which
some mothers Aad 70 face, i could
understand Lillian's continual IN
diligence Of the child who never had
been compelled 10 face the prosaiC
side OF life.
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This girl wore her blonde hair IN
ringlet ends that showed beneath her
brimmed hat OF moderate size. Her
cheek and lip rouge were Identical in
coloring. thus giving the skin a we'll
balanced color tone Powder had
been 50 well selected or so deftly
used that her skin had that natural
healthy glow that usually IL the re-
ward OF perfect physical condition.
Her all white accessories blended
perfectly with the clear transparency
or her skin White purse. gloves.
hat. wide patent leather belt and
white bows on her smart slippers.
together with the blending OF cos
metics. created such an entirely diff
ferent picture OF perfect grooming
that most observers would doubt
that the material used for gowning
these two women were anything
alike.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
The Home Kitchen
By ALICE LYNN BARRY
Serre the Cereal Gold.

HOOKED cereals aren't popular
with the youngest generation
IN the warm weather. Yet they
do contain excellent nutrition values
and somehow should be edged IN the
Diet. occasionally.
Rice. farina, taploca, arg a few
wholesome cereals. and they can be
served In a variety OF ways IL they
are first cooked. then packed into
oblonE mods. and set in a cold place
10 get firm. That may mean over
night. In the morning. the mold
Is unpacked. and the cereal cut into
slices.
This may be served cold with
honey. maple syrup. stewed fruit. or
fresh berries. and be a pleasant
breakfast dish or a hot morning. Or
IL it's one OF those chilly mornings
that happen occasionally. the cereal
can Be cut IN slices. lightly fried in
butter and served like pancakes
with honey. syrup. jam or jellies.
Cold. cooked cerea makes an ex-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07

But what Is the use Of repining, ~fretting or
wishing for the moon? Every age has its beau
ties, its compensations. We know ever SO many
elderly people who are just as happy, just as con-
tent as any twenty-year-old, perhaps more 50,
for age has not to reckon with the problems that
confront youth. Age knows the answer to ever
so many questions that bother and perplex youth.
Age has learned that there Is little to be gained
worrying and that the dreadful disasters that
seems so imminent somehow never seem TO hap
pen. All this of the wisdom Of age.
The fountain Of youth can always play in our
hearts. There Is that divine compensation. Love,
charity, tolerance, understanding, faith and
fidelity, all these feed the waters Of the real
fountain Of youth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07

TT DID not have 10 wait long 10
find out what lay behind
LilIian's inquiring look at me-
The answer came when Marion. with
one arm around her mother. tucked
her other arm into mine.
IF you haven't seen this job OF
packing and pressing. Auntie
Madge." she caroled. come along
now and give it the once over It's
the outstanding achievement OF the
century-isn't that the way 10 say
II. II you only knew how Mary and
| have been dreading this all day.
We were kicking ourselves all over
the lot for having been so footless
as TO leave II till the last minute.
Bill and Hank wanted 10 dance to-
night. but we told them we couldn't
for we had so much to do. Now we
can have a final fling"
But Lillian held back ever so
slightly.
"Auntie Madge isn't up TO very
much tonight. DEAR" she said. IL
don't believe she will particularly en-
Joy an inspection OF a very ordinary
lob"