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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-10-21

Il may determine. IL 10 proposed that
any law Imposing tax upon the In
come, franchises and privileges OF rail-
road companies need not be submitted
to vote Of the people, as now provided
by article 4, section 32a of the constltu-
ton.
The Effect Of the Proposed Amendment
The proposed amendment, II adopted,
will have the following effect:
I. The legislature will have specific
authority to make the laws of this state
relating to taxation Of national banking
associations conform to the laws OF the
other provision of the state constitu-
ton.
2. The legislature will have specific
authority to adopt a graduated and pro-
gressive Income tax law, including tax
on franchises and PRIVILEGES, as meas
aured by Income, and on the Income,
franchises and privileges OF railroad
companies. The legislature may allow
reasonable exemptions and may provide
that the income tax shall be In lieu, In
whole or In part, of taxes on certain
classes Of real or personal property.
Such laws taxing the Income, franchises
and privileges of railroad companies will
not be subject to vote of the people
as provided by article a, section s2a, Of
the constitution.
The ballot used at the election should
have printed thereon the following:
First:
TAXATION OF INCOME AND MA.
TlONAL BANKS.
Amendment to section 1, article
8, of the constitution of the State
of Minnesota relating to taxa
ton, to authorize the imposing of
taxes on incomes, and on fran
chises and privileges, including
income, franchises and privileges
of railroad companies, measured
by income, which taxes may be
classified, and may be graduated
and progressive and providing for
exemptions therefrom, and that
such taxes may be in lieu, in whole
or in part, of other taxes on real
or personal property. 1t shall not
be necessary to submit to a vote
of the people any law imposing a
tax upon the income, franchises
or privileges of railroad COM
panies. The legislature may enact
any law required to make the tax
alton of national banking asso-
Citations conform to the laws Of
the United States.
YES .............
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-10-21
fourths
TAXATION OF RURAL CREDITS
LANDS

HENRY N. BENSON,
Attorney General.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
APATHY IS FOUND
IDLENESS RESULT
University of Vienna Studies
Psychological Results Of
Unemployment.
BY Cable to The Star.

BY Cable to The Star.
VIENNA, Austria, December 22.-
Striking evidences of th, psychological
effect Of prolonged uneI oloyment are
contained in report of joint tnves-
tigation Just published by the Depart
ment of Psychology at the University
of Vienna and the Austrian Economic
Psychology Society.
One of the investigators was Robert
McMurry, a graduate of the University
of Chicago, who is now studying in
Vienna.
Psychological Effects.
The report shows the familiar results
of unemployment-un and
lack of clothes and shelter-and then
proceeds with something quite new
PSYCHOLOGICAL effects. These have sell
dom been scientifically checked before.
and are of great interest to the United
States and other countries where an
analogous situation might produce the
same results. =,
The investigators chose the small
Austrian town OF Marie Marientnal ~ naaru near ear
sole support CT the population, has
closed down. Only 81 Of Marienthals
1,4S6 people have jobs. The rest live
on an incredibly scant dole.
The first result noted was a singular
intellectual apathy The circulation
OF library books, although free, de-
creased As per cent after the factory
closed-this, too. in spite of the fact
that the people had plenty OF time to
read The kindergarten was empty,
though free.
Leads to Apathy.
The poll in a local election decreased
about one-third, with the Socialist
party, strangely enough, being the
heaviest loser. Subscriptions to the
Socialist newspaper, Arbeiter zeitung,
which is supposed to be the organ of
the down-trodden. declined go per cent,
although copies were given for less than
half cent.
About 80 per cent of the population
was described as broken" mentally,
as well as physically, with no interest
in life and no occupation except get
ting up, having a slim noon meal and
going to bed. In fact, the results show
that prolonged unemployment leads In
this case not to such a social turmoil
as might be expected but to complete
deadnesS or apathy.
(Copyright. 1922
Evening star., 1932-12-22
D. C. UNIT WINS DRILL
Volunteer Communication Reserve
Makes Best Record.

The Navy Department yesterday an
nounced the District of Columbia outfit
attained first place in the first daylight
emergency drill ever conducted by the
Volunteer Communication Reserve.
The local group had 10 per cent Of
stations mobilized The 7th Naval
District, with headquarters at Charles
ton, S. c., had 68 per cent Of its num-
ber on hand for the test.
While the emergency drill was held
on October 20, final reports have Just
been tabulated at the Navy Department
Naval officials said there are SIS radio
stations belonging to the Naval Reserv-
lists and some 1900 officers and enlisted
men comprise the Volunteer Communi-
cation Reserve.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
LYNN WILL EXPLAIN
DEFICIENCY REQUESTS
Architect Of Capitol to Appear Be.
fore subcommittee
Tomorrow.

1OWVTIOW.
David Lynn, architect Of the Capitol,
Is to appear tomorrow before the SUD-
committee holding hearings on def
cheney and supplemental appropriations
regarding his request for deficiency
item of $243,000 to meet the court
awards under condemnation proceedings
to acquire all remaining property for
extension and development Of the Capt.
tol grounds.
The property thus tied lip occupies
the key location for extension and wild
ening Of Constitution avenue from
Pennsylvania avenue past the Capitol
and for completion Of the new Louisi-
ana avenue from Union Station to
Pennsylvania avenue between Second
and Third streets
Mr.. Lynn submitted his deficiency re-
quest by direction of the Commission
ON Extension and improvement OF the
Capitol Grounds. More than 81 600 900
has already been spent in acquiring the
needed property for this development
and more than 81 900, 900 remains un-
expended, but the additional S243,o00
Is required as deficiency item IN order
that all Of the outstanding property
may be acquired by the Government.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
PLAN YULE TREE

Officials Of the Office of Public Build
ings and Public Parks yesterday an
nounced issuance of a permit to the
Michigan Park Citi:enS' Association to
erect a community Christmas tree at
the intersection Of Michigan avenue
Twelfth and Shepherd streets north
east.
is to be lighted for Christmas. E. J.
Brennan, 42l0 Twelfth street north.
east, president of the association, Is In
charge of ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
WINS $4,000 VERDICT
Jury Makes Award to Woman Vic.
tim of Accident

tim of Accident.
A verdict for $4,000 damages was
awarded yesterday by jury in Justice
Baileys court in favor of Margaret A.
Kelly, 1925 Twenty-ffth street, who had
filed suit against Samuel Farber. trad
ing as the Whistle Bottling Works, as
as result of an automobile collision.
The testimony showed the plaintiff
suffered a serious back injury May %,
1881, when a truck of the defendant
crashed into taxicab in which she was
a passenger on M street lar Twenty
second street. She was represented by
Attorney Claude A. Thompson.
Evening star., 1932-12-22
Melons Cousin Dies.

PITTSBURGH, December % R-
William L. Mellon. sr. "a. q distant
cousin of A. w. and r. E. Mellon. died
early yesterday. The funeral will be
Friday,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
KRAsNE sPEvY v HIRE
"DIEvCA PRE- VSETKo."

"Dievca pre- ysetko som, teraz
mnoho povinnosti nam. pima
musf byt' jak vcelka, at ju ma
rad milost'pan. Mrlsf yarit', prat
piglovat' vo dine, V noci, kazdy
cas-, mladej slecne nosit pisma -
starej panel pletky zas."
Takto sa spieya v hire "Dievea
pre- vsetko". Je to krasna pie
senka a jest ich este sedem, CO
jedna, to krajsia. A to splsane d
slozene obzvlaste len pre- tnto
hru. Kto tie piesne pocuje, bude
sa ich chcet' al naucit' Sest' sl
solove, jedna pre- dvojhlas a jed.
Ia pre- cely sbor. Tieto spevy
sprevadzaf' bude orchestra Jura-
ia Petrfka pod vedenlm jana To
mecku mi.
A tu je nlaly vyryvok tel
hry:
Pan Tlacenka je dnes moe roz-
culeny, ponevac navstivit,' no
ma baron Buttna, zastupca cd
vlady, ktory ma prezret' stroj,
ktory vynasiel pan Tlacenka ma
liecenie opilcov. Prltomni sd: je-
no manzelka, syn a dcera, ako al
panoyia Mispu1ka, Klobaska a
Vrtula, rozsirovatelia prohibicnej
myslienky Prahe. Ella sla 30
pana Nesveru, ktory ma byt' me
diumom zkusky, coho ma ba-
ron .sldit', ci ma vlada dat p.
TIacenkoyi patent ma jeho stroj.
Aha, uz je tn baron. Vsetko, je y
peknom poriadku. Naslednjes pli-
vitanie a predstavovanie pirate
Iov rodiny, pri Com sa obecen-
stvo nasmeje do popuku, pone-
vac baron je kratkozrakv "a ne
rozoziaa dceru xod syna atd'. Pri.
de Ella bez Nesveru. Ten sa Dol
az tax at'aha1, ze vraj zaspal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04

a nemozno no zobudit'. Zklska
lje ii konca. Baron chce predsa
stroj obzriet' a p. Tlacenka mu.
no ukazuje vysvetluje. Baron
rad by vstdpil dnu do stroja a
obzriet' no al vndtra. Pan Tia
cenka povolf a co sa potion sta
ne? So strany obecenstva smiech,
smiech, smiech! Nieco podobne-
no este mix ma slovenskom pred
staveni nevidel.
Dievca pre- vsetko' je fraska
so spevami, troch dejstvach,
ktorn napisal Karol Fort. Odo-
hrava sa v Prahe.
Presvedcit' citatel'ov; ze ako
smiesna je tato hra, tymito KRAFT
kymi opismi, je t'azko. Obs1rnej-
Sic to opfsat' nie je mono, ale
ubezpecujem kazdeho, ze kto sa
ziicastni tohto predstavenia ma
10. aprila v Sokolovni ma Wash
ington ST., potvrdi, ze nieco po.
dobneho, nieco tax smiesneho
nieco tax pekne predstaveneho G.
ste nevidel, ami skoro zas neuvi
di. Ma to yam dava svoje cestnt
slovo
DnniSAvate1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
zemia Ukraincov sa snail po-
polstit'. Ukrainci sa brania a pre-.

zemia a Ukraincov sa snazi po-
poStit'. Ukrainci sa brania pre-.
to polske vrchnosti dopnst'ajl
sa na Mich rozlicnych nasilenstvi.
Nedajd i'm ami sk6l, lebo S neve-
domym pudom mono zachadzat'
AMI dobytkom,
Podla iiradnej' statistiky, je
vo volynskom vojvodstve $4,000
skolopovinnych deti, ale tych-
to iba 213,O0O deti moze navste-
vovat' skolu.
Tohto roku, vyuzivaj1c t. Nv.
numerus clausus pre- Ukrajincov,
lekarska fakulta pol 'skej univer.
zity v L'vove prijala iba jedne.
ho (!) Ukrajinca.
V dedine Nekonecnim, Ha.
liei, straznik X. Stachal take
! zbil 14-rocneho ukrajinskehe
chlapea Dmytra Lynda. Pri sii
de svedkovia dokazali, ze straz
mix udrel maleho chlapca ME
kol 'ko raz po hlave a chrbte, /
ked' tento padol, kopol ho este /
nadaval mu do "prasivych haj
damakov".
Ked' X tomuto pridame nepek
ne zachadzanie Cechov so Slo
vakmi, Srbov S Horyatmi ne
priatel 'ske citenie medzi Srbmi
Bulharmi a Rusmi a Poiakml
mozeme 81 vzdychnnt', se Kolla
rova idea nezije, ale len ziyori!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
BoJE Y SANGlIAJ zATfuHLY

Cinska armada, po vyse mesac-
nej hrdinskej obrane, opustila
Sanghaj Japonci dostali vel'ke
posily prerazili obranns ciary.
Cinsky velitel' naproti tonu ne
dostal ziadne posily nasledkom
nesyarn medzi yodcami Ciny. ia.
ponci zastavili d d'alsie Itocenie.
lebos Liga .Narodov bnde 8 ycei
pojednavat' a rozhodovat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
ROZHIAs YsN.
Marco poberaj sa starec. A
yeru nejeden sa pobera!

Marco poberaj sa starec! A
yeru nejeden sa pobera!
TAX sa vidi, ze ia Dollar banka
trafila ma dobry "kPucv
A City banka nema tiez zly,
len sa u:niektorych Y {ladatel'ev
pridlho zdrziava.
V Bayonne, N. j. pri rejdova-
III hracskello brlohn, arestovan8
bolo 300 os0b, medzi mimi 290
zien. Je to len prirodzene ~ ka-
ida zena gembluje, ked' sa w
dava.
Masaryk, citame jeho reel .
! Westinghouse, obdivuje slobo-
du co zakladny princip americ-
kej republiky Este sa dozijeme,
ze bude obdivovat svoju Pitts.
burghsku Dohodu, ktora je IA
kladnym- principom slovenskcj
slobody.
] Zda sa, re 70 spominanej mo-
ravsko-slovenskej repubhky da-
co bude, ked' uz Hitler uznava
! Cesko "a nemecku provinciu.
i X
| S tymi "Iskrami" v knizocke
! je to tax, ako iskrami. Ale da-
ktore mich este sd zerave. A
tie sd hodny toho kvodra.
/ Co je diplomaticka nota? Ked'
zahranicny minister jednej kra-
! jiny napise zahranicnemu mini
! strovi druhej krajiny d1hy list,
plny zdvorilych vyrazov, ale kto-
re mono vyjadrit' dvoma SLOW
kami: "Neslobodno kradnnt p
Japonec sa tax rozdrapuje pre-
to, lebo kazdy narod je dnes v
klepci vlastnych problemov.
! Noviny odporucajii Wade, ably
! tie bondys ktore ma vydat IA
| poldruha biliona dolarov, nazva-
Ia Liberty bondami. Preco nie
radse5 Prosperity" bondamig 2
We'd nebojujeme teraz "a slobo-
| du, ale "a prosperitu!
!, /. ls1.4 sfl 4ud
/ Nasa efficiency osem mi
lion robotnikoy bez prace. | do
breho moe skodi!
Clevelandski Slovaci, vsimnite
| 81 tohto: Dobrocinna akcia mas
ho Okr. Sboru by nebola zasekla,
keby miesto penazi sa boly sbie.
rally handry.
Europske zbrojovky majt O.
pravdovii zatvu. Japonsko vset-
ky zaplavilo objednavkami ka-
nonov, naboiov, plynov, tankov,
eroplanov. Mozeme potion zazlic-
vat Europe, ze nechce zastavit'
cinsko-japonsk1 vojnu? | Pudia
najdu obzivu ma mrtvolach!
Il "Slov. Ozvena priniesla ne.
davno podarenu zpravu. Okres
Cuyahoga platf pc 45c denne "a
kvartiel' a stravu kazdeho clo-
veka bez pristresia Soc "a kvar.
tiel' a stravu kazdeho bezpri-
stresneho psa Psi byyajl v mo-
dernej budove ohrievanej parou,
steny sd emajlovane, kazdy pes
ma syo5u izbu oblokon,. L'udia
byvajl v starej, chladnej budo-
We. natiskani jeden na druhom
ami haringy. A Cleveland News
odporaca system ma licensovanie
a lapanie bezpristresnych l'udi.
TAX vraj budd povysenf ma dro.
ven psov
Hja, ilielen Cine, ale y Gu
yahoga County je to tax, ze s!o-
n Vnly IA 1ano, ;;SS,a rn, ~ ,,ro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
ZPRAvA TAJoMNfKA oKR.
sBoRU SLOW. LfHY IA r. 1SB1.

Sestry a bratia:
Idem vam podat' zprayu, co
mas OlSr. Sbor Sloy. Ligy yyko-
nal IA minuly rok 1881. Prace
bolo mnoho, TAX aby som neza-
budol alebo nevynechal nieco,
nepodam zpravu lstne, ale tpi-
,omne.
Mas Okr. Sbor SLOW. Ligy Wy
konal "a minuly rok malo, ako
sa poveda, V narodnych pracach
mimo Mahoning doliny, ale w
konal mnoho IA Slovakov a Slo-
venky na Mahoning doline, a to
$ pomocou kooperaeiou sloven-
skych spolkov a klubov, vynlma-
iiic paru, co ami krok neurobily
ma pozdvihnuti a podporeni Slo-
vakov.
Mali SINE minuleho roku spolu
Is schodz, ktore holy navstive-
ne dost' obstojne. Ako yam je
znamo, boly schodze spolocne
spolkov kluboy S Okr. Sborom
Ligy.
Zaciatkom roka bol vydrzia-
yanN kultlirny vecieEok ma Steel
TON pri osade Najsv. Mena Jezis
ma ktorom prednasal mas dobre
znamy SLOW. pracovnik, Rev. Ko-
cis. Ma tonito vecierku bola hala
preplnena do poslcdn5ho miesta.
Skoda, ze takfchto vecierkov ne.
mali SINE Wac, ale bolo to mai.
Wac preto, ze SINE sa az museli
pripravovat' k Slovenskemu dlu
ktory bol jednym najlepsicf
nlelen S financnej stranky, ale
zabavnej a poucnej. Mali SINE tan
sloyensle veselie pod vedenin
naSho dobreho pracovnika Jura.
ia Murdzaka, ia ktore veselie S;
dlho spominalo. Tiez mali smt
tam vystavku slovensktch vvsi
viek pod vedenim pi. Antonio
Maruskin. Videli sme llsilovnt
pracu naSich slovenskych zien ns
Mahoning doline. Tic5 bola tan
vystava slovenskvch malieb. me
dzi ktOrymi sme videli al pract
nasho Youngstowncana, Jurais
Krispinskeho. Ako po inc roxy
tax al teraz boli tam nasi Soko
ii, Narodny a Katolicky, ktor
! previedli prostne cvicby. Tiez bo
10 vyhrate al radio, ktoreh(
zisk venovany Dol pre- sloyenskl
chndobu ma Mahoning doline
Malo neskorsie pc Slovenskon
Dni dali SINE sa do d 'alsej prace
a to do t'azkej, lebo ako indie
tax al tuna zavitala vel 'ka MI
dza, ktora postihla al mnoho
nasich bratov SlovakOy. Bol;
svolana valna sch0dza, na ktore
boly zast1pene mnohe spolky
| kluby a tam SINE sa usniesli Zro
| bit sbierku potravin, penazf, o
buyi a satstva, ktora sbierka j
este al dnesla v prilde. Tiet,
sbierky boly zavedene ma kazGe
strane lnesta a doteraz uz bol'
podporene najmenej 200 sloven
skych familii. Tuna nemozem "a
budnllt, ably som ncspomenu
mena pana Vascaka a Schultz
Kubina, ktori prispeli na til sbieI
ku po 5000 a PAM Helenu Blu
daj, ktora najviac casu ycnosal;
tejto akcii.
Dalej name pod dozorom Q
kresneho Sboru SLOW. kniznicu, J
ktorej name mnoho dobrScli sic
yellskych kniziek. Prayda, toh'
roku som ocakayal Wac citate
Tov v nasej kniznici, lebo je via,
casu ma citanie, lenze som sa ski;
NAL, lebo 35 citatel'ov ostalt
len "a. kde je pricina toho. t.
znam, ale nepoviem, lebo "a pra,
du sa niekto rad pohheva.
Teraz idem podat' 1cty ako 0
soba, ktora moze chybu urobit
Lenze chyba sd da napravit', ;
ked in mann. to naDrayim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
PRElgASIEDovANIE UKRA.
INCoy Y POL'SKU TRVA.

Pol 'sko, akQ znamo, urvalo Ru-
sku vel KY kus ukrajinskeiho u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04

CeIy zisk 70 SIovenskeho Dha
a sbierka bola venovana na slo-
vAnske nndzne rodiny, ale penia-
re nachodia sa v zavretej City
Savings and Trust Co.
Martin j. Lesnak,
tai. Okr. Sb. Slov. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04

Ostava v City banke $300.25
Kniznica ma okrem toho kniz-
ny majetok Gene vyse 5000 a
ocel'ovi, ohnovzdornu 4skrinu.
Nez podam iitty zo sbierky ma
n1dznych, muslin spomenilt p2-
moe, .ktor1 nam dial tejto praci
Sbor JAG. S. T. J. s. Sbor uspo-
riadal divadelne predstavenie V
prospech n1dznych, ale zial 5ohu
nctov vidime, ze ich praca bo-
la dobra, ale navsteva sla5a, lebo
prijmy boly $4,000 a vydaje: IA
vstupenky $4.00, "a saty k diva
dlu $40, "a royalty vydavate!' :
stvu %25, spolu $4,000.
Ucty 20 sbierky ma n1dznycH.
Evening star., 1932-01-04

January has always been the month to consider to re-
pensh, bedding requirements for every home. This
January Event assures you of savings-vaues -excep
tiona even in this year of low prices However low the
Woodward & Lothrop Quality is, as always, pre-
eminent in this timely event.
The Washington times., 1932-04-28

How Thatcher Colt Solved
a Spectacular Crime

court room, if anyone ever was
to be tried for the death OF
this unfortunate woman. The
body was lifted from the bed
and placed back in the position
it occupied when found-Colt'S
eyes unfailingly picking out the
rug-pattern signs he had mem
oriZed.
Finger Prints
At the same time, Williams,
the finger-print wizard from the
bureau of criminal Identified
ton, was smearing black ink
on a glass slab taken from his
kit and smoothing it down with
a roller. AS soon as Merkle
was through taking his pic
lures, Williams would ink the
fingers and thumbs of the VIC
tim and make impression rec
ords. This is an inevitable and
routine precaution in all homi'
eide cases, and often IS of inn
measurable consequence in the
solution of crimes.
Again Colt and Flynn con-
ferred. Here the lines OF a
long, thorough, and determined
investigation were laid down.
Rapidly Colt explained the
collateral circumstances of the
last few hours, the perSonali-
ties involved and the need for
more information concerning
them. One by one, detectives
were called to Flynn's side and
dispatched on assignments, to
delve into the past life his
tories of persons Colt consid-
cred important. Johnston, tho
red-haired first-grade detective,
was sent off to learn all that
could be found out about
Lowell Courtleigh, the elevator
boy, while his partner, Simp-
son, was detailed to question
every other tenant in the
apartment house, to learn if
anyone else had seen Christine
Quires' return, or knew any
fact that would shed light on
our problem. To Winkler, of
the homicide squad, went the
task of uncovering the past of
the butler Chung: here the
Commissioner stated specially
that he wanted the records
from the immigration author
tiles, together with any infor-
nation obtainable from the
Chinese Consulate in New
York City and the Chinese
Legation in Washington.
Fegler was detailed to scour
the brief life of Eunice, the
maid. But Colt did not stop
with the members of the Carewe
household. Jameson, of the
homicide squad, was detailed to
find out what was worth know
ing of DR.. Hugh Baldwin;
Ericsson was assigned to un-
cover the inner history of Vim
cent Rowland (and Ericsson
was the man for the job; he
had amazing secret contacts),
while three other operatives,
led by Detective Harris, were
told to get every crumb and
scrap of information possible
about Lola Carewe and her
Continued on 2nd Comic Pase)
The Washington times., 1932-04-28
The Rhymins
Optimist
A Sailors Life

( A Sailors Life
"A shoemaker's life is his leather,
His lasts, his pegs and awl,
Through the gold of the spring
time weather,
Through winter, summer and
fall.
A GOLFERS life is a black pit,
A shaft that is straight and
deep,
A candle gleam through the
darkness
And limbs too tired for sleep.
But a sailors life is the ocean,
And ever, through toll and
CRIME,
The voice of the sea is in his
ears
Singing its song sublime!
A butchers life is a carcass,
A welter of blackenihg blood;
But a sailors life is the salt
wind
And the mighty tide at flood.
A painters life is his canvas
And a poets life is a word;
But a sailors life is the open
By Gods own pulses stirred!
The Washington times., 1932-04-28

way that sculpture had taught us the
woman-figure usually was. We couldn't
get a picture of our "Three Graces" by
any means at all, not with the flapper-
now passed on-figure and dress that
we were given to do it with.
But now! Sit in the corner of any
lighted and party-flushed drawing room,
with your little lace hankie in one hand
and your hot mushroom on a toothPick
in the other, or if you are a man, not
far from the perfumed shoulder of a
lady with lace hankie in one hand and
a hot mushroom on a toothpick in the
other, yourself with something perhaps
more hearty, and use your Photographic
The Washington times., 1932-04-28
WASHINGTON FASHIONS

If you're going travelling this
year, you might as well buy
your travel suit right away,
and wear it for the remaining
spring days, before the summer
sets in. And who isn't going
travelling, somewhere or other,
with so many inducements in
rates and conveniences? From
all indications, many, many
people are going to seize the
opportunity to take a long va
cation, to go on a long
dreamed-of cruise, or to make
short trips to places they have
always wanted to go. So a
travel suit is the most prac-
tical thing you can buy, and
this year they are so smart
that you'll want one anyway,
even if you expect to stay at
home.
Checks Are New
Three or four pieces are in
cluded in many of these suits,
so that you can be sure of
having the right thing to wear,
no matter what the weather,
for it's almost impossible to
find a climate without ex-
tremes, where you won't need
a topcoat some of the time,
and suit other times. So
the convenient thing to do is
to have them all to match, so
you can wear your suit with
the coat for cold days, the
suit alone, or the skirt with a
sweater and the topcoat. Of
ten there will be a sleeveless
jacket. or a beret to match,
making up the four pieces.
All sorts of sturdy woolens are
used for these suits, in plain
color or patterned fabrics, but
we thought checks looked new
est, so chose one in checked
pattern for sketching.
Smart Bias Cut
Both suit and coat deserve
special attention for their cut
ting. The jacket has a yoke
top, beautifully fitted, so the
sleeves are bias, and your
shoulders look wide. There's
a scarf with drawn threads
and fringed ends, and a plain
leather belt. The skirt is
straight and perfectly plain.
as it should be. The topcoat
also has a yoke effect, and
bias sleeves. but they are diff
ferent from the jacket, and
aAoW k0S mone room INSIDE.