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4s49 KANSAS AVE N.w-Two front rooms
one private bath, other next; at BUS stop'
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ROOMS-sUBURBAN.

Iferson PaTk 0-Very desirable. in private
home. beautifully located 10 minutes Dept,
Commerce. sight Alexandria; overlooks river
many miles; garage. Phone A4eAahuI'a I'd
p1iS-J
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I4Is NEWTON ST. NW.-2nd floor: well
heated, private home; gentlemen. Phone
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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1860 FUCLID ST. NV.

Near Meridian Hill Park
Electric refrigeration included in
rents. Apartments in flrst-class con-
dItlon and ready for immediate occu-
: rms. X. &, $4,000 to Sf7 so
Lighted in Evenings. Resident Mgr.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(CnnffnuaHA

DJE:TiAcHED-LoT 70x14O. LARGE TREES.
aeH scHw8b fiH pf ilDs s159 porch Rent 800
bstvs2a bst7 Otis bs ST NEsIx Rooms BATH
CO. e25 ~ 18th 2D1 st. Daf awi MONA Nh. a1o6. + SAUL
1908 10th ST. NV ROOMS. BATH,
Bent $50 20. p F, SAUL CO. s@s5 o. 18th 18Th
336 18th ST. sE;-.sN-RooM HOUSE.
modern, garage, $40. Inquire Gil Pennsyl-
vanla ave. sc.
40I1 14th ST. NW.--DEsIRABLE GROOM
able rent e"g Ph6ne co @ St sarase reason
bath bath hot.Eater heat, electricity. ssTags.
s55 18th ihf St. n'W reh' "a. S2o a16o s SAUL co.
1884 L ST. Me- ROOMS, BATH,
AsaGs s9s fotwassE Rsnt tsz heat elecTeity s
I2th 81. NV. Ma. 2100.
sen,4dsI,9 4%I9 9oS9d S95h ST. ST Nw.-.s59.69- -,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, 927 18th st. Dis
sI2 DELAF1ELD PL. NW-6:R. BRICK.
2H Is7t @ tS7 sh ST. ten
54s md ST. sE-LoWER APT. OF d.
newly decorated; S3s.5O. Ma 9724
Just bAiF SILVER has sPFtSq fooMs, MR BATH
h.-vh detached $3.50.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. MA 0765
494 G ST. Me- ROOMS. BATH H--wH-
RKoDfE ss2 eoERERF. eS5sE dsFsfh INc.. Ma ss75.
1915 ST Sc
slx rooms and bath. all modern improve
735 10th St. Sc.
~ SIX rooms and bath, elec.. garage, S35 so.
Key &t 100 10th 81. sc. 20'
NEAR 37th AND WIS. AVE. NV RMS.
- bed rooms. modern brick home. elec.
retrlg, garage; inspect any time. Also have
nearly new Groom brick, new condition
e!ec; refrig., etc, that can be purchased on
straight morthly payment plan This may
pc your opportunity. Please phone CLeve-
land 7649
FOXALL-s ROOMS. BATHS. DOUBLE
screened rear porches and sun deck. built-in
garage, deep yard; gas heat To inspect Call
LOT Key al 1900 44th st. NV.
/ WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC
| POP RENT RMS, BATH; SEMI-DE-
tached D G. near Wisconsin ave. LESLIE
D MEASELL. CL. ABB
| l442 MONROE ST. NW.-6 LARGE RMS.
/ patn. gas heat, garage; S75.
04S Peabody st. n nW.-Semi detached q
/ large rooms. bath. garage; sos.
s45. s45i@4 4'A ST. ne rooms garage '-n-i''
]
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

S65-BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. NEARLY
new brick home in exclusive residential
D c. location. GEORGIA $500
S60-COMPLETELY AND NICELY FUR
nished house. electric refrigeration. garage.
etc. Desirable location. 1871 H st. NV.
FURNISHED HOUSES ALL SECTIONS.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC.
1871 II St NV National 557S.
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l47I PARK RD.-Warm. comfortably fur
nished, 2nd floor. near bath; So week 1or l,
SIS week for . CO. 0S99-J.
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.

5-room bungalow. fireplace, $50. 6-room
house ami $50. 6-room semi-bungalow,
ami S47.5O MAYNOR. 2605 Brentwood
rd n q North ABS
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

COMPLETELY FURN. I-ROOM. KIT. AND
bath apt close in: references EXCHANGED.
Address Box 127-T. Star office.
WANTED-ROOMS FOR Ink. OR SMALL
apartment. either furnished or unfurnished.
P. o. Box 35O1.
WANTED-1-ROOM APT. UNFURNISHED,
with or without bath: must be low rent.
Address Box S7-V. Star office.
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BURLETrH-3SO2 T ST. NV.
Six rooms. bath. garage. ami. OWNER.
Cleveland 1854
BRICK HOMES NEW AND OLD. ALL IN
splendid condition; section: low rentals
1908 st. NV. LEwEY. INC DI. 1928
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DOWNTOWN HOME

100 L st. n.w corner 18th. opp: park
Spacious, sunny, warm; oil heat. baths;
parlor privileges. ME. 7542.
llO7 MASS. AVE. NW.-Large room close
to business section; quiet home; gentlemen
or couple: Ink: 81 each.
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1910 ARGONNE PL. near 18th and Column
bia rd.-Closed sleeping porch, with adjoin-
ing room. SIG mo: small front. So mo
121S 18th ST.-Lower 10th St. extra large,
well furnished room with kitchenette, second
floor: attractive public reception room.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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18th ST. Mr.. T-l2 R. AND B.; H.-WH..
elec.. gar; reasonable.
4501 Iowa ave.-8 r. and b.; oil ht.. elec.
n. Z. RYoN o.. 1915 N. z. Ave-. MA. zoos.
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newly furnished. single rooms; conveniently
located; quiet section; So weekly: ~
937 II NW.-Nice warm. single. next 10
hath: $500 S4 large. double. $500; So
c. h. w: quiet house. z0-
2sO4 I4th N W. Apt. 62-Unusual room: IN
attractive apt, for permanently employed
persons. with ref: S2.75 each.
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wANTED-ROOMS.

. UNFUR. Ink, conveniences, near Wash.
Term, ne, not over $50. W. o. herman
2217 Naylor rd. sc.
CFN7T FWAN desires small, clean. light
room. S3 weekly; lower NV. preferred. Az
dress Box 129-T. Star office.
FURNISHED ROOM in apartment. NV sec sec
ton west Of 10th; Cultured woman on.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG COUPLE with baby desire suite ooi OF
rooms and board in refined home; ,referenees nee,
eXcnansSu, W4.e eene t"-- 20'
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1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Comfortabl BILE
and clean Ink. rooms range, SINK
h.-wh.. phone: also single room; reasonable.
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$500 w PLACE NV.
Just Half Block West of Wisconsin
Ave, North Of st.
Several desirable apartments at very
reasonable rentals; building completely
renovated elec. refrigeration.
Apartments Lighted Until PM.
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NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
8 Rooms. Bath. H--w-h.. Garage. S42.50.
THOS. E. FARRELL co. MA. ores.
5336 BELT RD NV R, 2B.,
all modern improvements $1,000
buiiiein garage elec- Tefris 60 so
al modern improvements $500
ali modern improvements 80. :" 5000
ami. oil heat ............ $500
1861 st. NE r. b.. elec. ...... 5000
sol E St s.w-6 r. b.. q mi. 35 90
1909 E st. s.w-6 r, b, ami. ...... 35 90
632 H ST. s.w.-6 rooms. ....... 2050
4s5 NJ st. VT r. b.. am mi...... 5000
Iatrobe heat .,.,.. 1880
527 NJ 81. sv.-6 r, b.. elec. ...... 1850
9I6 7th ST. s.w.-5 r. b. a.m.i..... $500
1116 4th ST. se.-6 r. elec c...... $500
Oxen Hill, Md-Large Colonial home
OF q r. b.. plenty of acreage.
sheds and wagon houses; entirely
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THE DUPONT

THE DUPONT
1Tl7 10th ST. NV.
Gas and elec included in rent OF
small apts. Elec. refrigeration on
) Tins rms, K. { $3.50 to 5000
5 rms, K. & b. 5000 to $3.50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APT. 2o1. FORT STRONG VILLA. OPPO-
site Lyon Village. va r, k. dinette, ba tn,
Frigidaire. h.-wh. Walnut 1906. 90
TAKOMA PARK-ONE Arm. AND SLEEP
ing porch private bath; one 2-rm.. sleeping
porch. seni-private bath one 2-rm.. semi
private bath. garage: open Sundays; Clean
snug. light rooms: h.-w.h.: references; reas.
Basement. 35 Flower ave. SH. 1747-J.
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I442 MONROE ST. NW.-6 LARGE RMS
bath. gas heat, garage; S75.
04S Peabody st. n.w.-Semi- detached
LARGE rooms bath. garage; SOS
2124 4th st. n.e.-6 rooms garage. Q mi
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GEORGE JAMESON.
Ala jefferson St NV. GE. 074s

Z,
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Rooms; Bath; H-w.h- Garage S42 So
-THOS. E FARRELL CO Ma. o765.
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2415-23-31 E STREET NV.

Just across from Naval Hospital,
convenient to Potomac Park, George
Washington University and within
walking distance of most Government
departments. Electric refrlgeratlon IN
each building.
T.. kit. d. a. and bath,
$3.50 to S41.50
r, kit, d. q. and bath,
S4450 and S4S.50
Resident Manager in 2423
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steam heat. .............. $500
oOO3 H St nw-13 r. . b.. h.-w.h.. 1900
2O40 Eye st. n.w.-S r, b.. 5000
porches. :,--i NV h. -" $500
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q 5191 IN o ............ $3.50
314 v st. nw-6 r., b., lat. gas.
tKey at 3lO) Sou
CAB Pickford pl. n.e.-6 r, b., gas,
latrobe key at CAD 7l........ $500
cKey @yn at 919j. o.' ~ $3.50
9Oa 9TH st. SEE r. lat, gas. (Key
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POP RENT RMS, BATH; SEMI-DE-
tached, D C.. near Wisconsin ave LESLIE
D MEASELL. CI.. ABB
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VICINITY PARK RD.. 134S Oak NV
Large exceptionally attractive front. private
home; SIS; also single room: convenient
TRANSFORMATION
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

MODERN CHEVY CHASE HOUSE AND s
garage. stable and chicken house: rate. $3.50
per month: lease Il desired. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 171e K st. NV. MA. 1865.
16 T ST NE-FLAT. STRICTLY WHITE;
near Mckinley High School: rooms. bath.
plassed porch; newly decorated; $40.
North 02S5.
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WEIDEMAN TO STUDY
D, c, SCHOOL BUILDINGS
Inequalities in Sections Object of
Survey of House District
Committeeman.

Representative Weideman, Democrat,
of Michigan announced today he
planned to make study of conditions
in the District public school system
in an effort to learn why buildings in
some sections are better than those
in others.
He said he would attempt to get the
information from Harry N. Stull legis-
lative chairman of the Congress Of
Parents and Teachers and chairman
of the Committee on Education of the
Federation of Citizens Associations.
Weidemal, member OF the House
District Committee, first indicated his
interest in the public schools during
the recent joint hearings on the Dis
trict liquor control bill. when he asked
Stull, who was on the witness stand,
why some improvement could not be
made in the condition Of the school
buildings Stull said he would endeaVor
to give him the information later.
A few days afterward Stull wrote
Weideman and offered to furnish him
any data on the schools in his posses
sion. Weideman said he expected to
confer with Stull within the next few
days.
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School Ski Glasses.

MUENCHEN. Bavaria tR.-Skiing
has been made regular part of the
curriculum in all Bavarian schools by
decree of the ministry of education and
culture. Training courses will begin in
schools where the teacher is an ex-
perienced skier with the first school
year and include both boys and girls.
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Legion, in Odd Fellows Hall, 4l9
Seventh street. tonight at o'clock.
Representative Duncan will outline
the veterans program IN Congress. 1t
was said, and Capt. Miller VIII explain
the Legion's four-point program for the
\ aid Of veterans.
Post No. So, Jewish War Veterans
will be guests at the affair.
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Mrs. Helen Peters Wallace Of Cincin-
natl is in the Capital for the Cause and
Cure Of War Conference and is at the
Dodge.
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Dam to Provide Road.

The top of Norris Dam. which the
Tennessee Valley Authority is building
across the Clinch River near Knoxville
will be used as a public highway.
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GUESTS OF LIDO CLUB
Members of House and Embassy to
Attend Reception,

Members of the Italian embassy
staff and Representatives Palmisano Of
Maryland, LaLzetta of New York, and
Cavicchia, New Jersey, are expected to
attend an entertainment and reception
by the Lido Civic Club, Friday night
in the Italian gardens of the May
flower. The House members are honor
ary members of the club.
Joseph M. Bonuso, chirman of the
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assistant Scoutmaster. The program
will include demonstrations Of signaling
and other branches of Scoutcraft by
the various patrols in the troop.
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Mr.. and Mrs Holbrook Thayer Ash
ton of ST. Louis, Mo-, have arrived at
the Shoreham to spend week or 10
days.
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COSTELLO POST TO HEAR
representative DUNCAN
Capt. Watson B. Miller Also Speaks
at Meeting Tonight-Jewish
Veterans to Be Guests,

Representative Duncan of Missouri
and Capt. Watson B. Miller, national
rehabilitation chairman of the Amer
ican Legion, will speak at meeting
of Costello Post, No. Is, American
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Entertainment Committee, Is In charRo
OF arrangements. william A. Maio II
president Of the club.
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Mrs. H. j. Raymond has come here
from Cleveland to join Mr. Raymond
in their apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
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Mrs F. c. Sundt Of Oslo, Norway. ex-
poets to be in the Capital for an ex-
tended visit before continuing her tour
of the country and is at the Willard.
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SCOUTS TO BFHOSTS
Troop 12 to Hold Banquet for Par
ents Friday.

Friday night will be parents night"
for Boy Scout Troop, No. IL, conducted
by Sherwood Presbyterian Church. The
fifteenth annual banquet will. be held.
Virgil Howard. Scoutmaster, will well
come the parents.
Walter MacPeek, educational director
of the District Council, Boy Scouts will
speak, and an investiture ceremony will
be conducted by w. B. Magruder. jr.,
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Mrs. Mary H. Cunning and Miss
Frances o. Hunt of Los Angeles have
arrived in Washington after an ex-
tended stay in New York and will be
at the Martinique for few days.
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Continued From Third Page.)

per. Mrs. Tunis Quick, Mrs. Fred Jones,
Mrs. Peveril Smythe and Mrs. william
Garner.
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Miss Dixcy Middleton and Miss
Jeanette Luther were joint hostesses at
tea Sunday afternoon from $50 to $50
O'Clock in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Fellows, on Memorial drive, in
East Falls Church. Va
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Miss Daisy Lord of New York is
spending the week in Washington at the
Martinique.
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Mrs. o. j. Scheer of Larchmont,
N. Y, is at the Carlton for few days,
accompanied by Miss Hazel Nichols,
also of Larchmont
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. bennett OF
West Baldwin. Me. are guests at the
Dodge for short stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Senior and their
daughter, Miss Ena Senior, of New York
City are spending a few days at the
Shoreham.
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Mrs. Percy B. Pennypacker of Austin
Tex, past president of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs and
president of Chautauqua Women's Club,
is at the Hotel Washington while at
tending the conference on the cause
and cure of war.
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Mrs Myron Writers was called to
Kansas City, Mo, last week, due to the
sudden death of her mother. Mrs H.
Mcdonald of that city. Mrs. Writers is
expected home the latter part OF this
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els p. Cassidy, Miss Mary Keefe. Mrs.
Pauline Beyer. Miss Alice Brick, Miss
Daisy Brick, Miss Alice Burke, Mrs.
James =. Collifiower, Miss Elizabeth
Colson. Mr.. John J. Connolly. Mrs. j. ].
Cotter. Mrs. H. M. Dinigan, Miss Teresa
Fakler, Miss Alice German, Mrs. Henri
Guillaume. Miss Bernadine Happ, Miss
Sarah c. Hickey, Col. Reynolds Lands,
Miss Anna Lanigan. Miss Bertha A.
McCann, Mr.. Francis Anthony McCann,
Mr.. Milton Mccormick, Mr.. George NC
Culloch. Miss Angela McGarry. Miss
Edith MacRae. Miss Minnie Miigan,
Mrs. M. T. Milovich, miss Catnerine
Milovich. Miss Mary OHanlon, Mr..
Rodeer O'Hanlon, Mrs. j. Plunkert,
Mrs. John Quigley, Miss Anna Regan.
Miss B. Rhode, Mr. Patrick Shugrue,
Mrs, Patrick Shugrue, Mr.. Frederick G.
Sinlonds, Mrs. F. c. Simonds, Mr.. Milton
Steinbauer, Mr.. Joseph P. Tumulty. Mrs.
H E. Vincent. Miss Eunice White and
Miss Mary Whyte.
The students of Immaculate Concep-
ton Academy have been invited to serve
as hostesses for the affair.
Mrs. Mary H. Cunning and Miss
Frances O. Hunt Of Los Angeles have
arrived in Washington after an ex-
at the Martinique for a few days.
Mrs. H. j. Raymond has come here
from Cleveland to join Mr.. Raymond
in their apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Holbrook Thayer Ash
ton of ST. Louis, Mo-. have arrived at
the Shoreham to spend week or 10
days.
Mrs. Helen Peters Wallace Of Cincin-
natl is in the Capital for the Cause and
Cure Of War Conference and is at the
Dodge.
Mrs F. c. Sundt of Oslo, Norway. ex-
poets to be in the Capital for an ex-
tended visit before continuing her tour
of the country and is at the Willard.
Miss Daisy Lord of New York is
spending the week in Washington at the
Martinique.
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The popular jacket Is here
again. and in the newest
printed versions. Fashioned
on slim, smooth lines, ideal
for wear under the coat.
The frock is beautifully
tailored with a triple row of
fagotting the sole trimming.
Navy, brown and black
grounds. Sizes 36 to A.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Mrs. A. L. Rainey of New York City
is spending a few days in Washington
and is at the Wardman Park Hotel.
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The Woman's Guild Of the Waugh
Methodist Episcopal Church at Third
and A streets northeast will give their
turkey dinner tomorrow from to 7:3o
o'clock. Mrs. Otis D. Tice, president OF
the guild, is in charge Of arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-02
NOTHING But The TRUTH ks DAILY s sis,,

ing. His arm had slipped around
the slight figure and he was hold
ing It very tenderly and close.
IT am mighty sorry over this
MISUNDERSTANDING Of ours, your
honor. 1t nearly took us over the
brink. I will settle the costs incur
red ON both sides. Mfr Dare was
quite right when he said that Mrs
Ames did not understand.
neither OF us understood lot OF
things; and we have paid heavily
for our ignorance. But yOu can BE-
lieve me, sir, when j say that this
won't ever happen again."
The Judge leaned back in his
chair, smiling his approval. THAT
suits me perfectly, young man,
he said.
Rosalie was struggling to loosen
Dams hold, trying to get good
look at him through her tear-filled
eyes.
what do you mean, Danny"
she whispered.
"That we are going home to-
gether as fast as that new fiivver
Of mine, which / parked at the
curb, will take u.s."
"And you aren't going away
AGAIN."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-02

proud. A bad combination, pride
and temper, he had often observed.
Your temper plunged you into
trouble, and your pride kept you
from climbing out. Even love, If
it got crushed between the two,
was sometimes badly mangled.
"How long have you been mar
ried, Mrs Ames?" Peter Dare be-
details and questions were fin
ished.
y "Seven years"
"And you have children
"Twins-both boys. five years
old" Rosalie's words came uncer-
tainly, but she kept her voice
light and COOL
The judge leaned forward. look
ing steadily at the pretty girl.
For she seemed no more than a
girl, defiant, hurt. even bcwildered
and a little desperate.
"Tell us about your trouble, with
Mr. Ames." Peter went~on. when
did it first start?"
"a couple of years ago. He"
Resale stopped, looking at the
Judge. Something about his grave.
unsmiling face reminded her Of
Danny. Not the Danny she had
married, but the newer Danny she
had known these last few years,
when life was harder and more
complicated and things were not
running SO smoothly at the office
nor at home.
'.And then a couple of years
ago." urged Dare.
He was always good to me be-
fore" Rosalie murmured.
IT know that" agreed Dare
smoothly. But these last few
years were different. What seemed
to happen"
II don't know"
"You must have some idea
Again Rosalie's eyes sought the
judge, family implOring. 81 don't
know" she repeated hOpelessly. 81
can't say why he changed. II
knew"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-02

Resale drew a convulsive breath.
yes, ! feel that way" she said
inaudibly.
"Mr Ames is willing to support
you and the children on condition
that he be allowed to see them
once a week. Is this satisfactory
to YOU"
Peter Dare turned to Dams at
torney. Are there any questions
you wish to ask the witness?"
None"
"Just minute, Mr. Dare" the
judge was saying. II wish to
question Mrs Ames." He leaned
still farther forward in his chair
You have always been good
and dutifui wife. Mrs Ames?"
THE TRUTH AND
NOTHING But
Mechanically Resale started to
answer Yes" But suddenly she
paused. frowning a little. She
turned to her lawyer, but Dare
did not seem to have heard the
question. He was looking through
his brief case for some papers.
Dams lawyer was chatting with
the clerk. And far back at the
rear of the court room she was
conscious that Danny had stepped
out into the aisle and was paus-
ing to hear what che was going
to say.
Peter Dare had hot told her that
Judge Bacon would ask any qnes-
ton like that. A good and dutifuI
wife! No one was Interested in
what she had done. She was not
on trial. Danny was not contest.
Ing the case. Cruelty was the
charge, her charge against Daniel
Ames.
The judge was repeating his
question. II am asking you If YOU
have always been. as far as you
have honestly known how to be
a good and dutiful wife,"
Peter Dare was at her side
again. Just tell the Judge the
truth, Mrs Ames,r he said.
Resale was silent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-02

Resale gave q snort laugh.
"That makes 1t NICE" she said.
But there was bitter undercur-
rent to the words which made her
sister glance anxiously at the
pretty face with its burning, un-
happy eyes.
"What's the matter, dear?
Aren't you all right?"
"Of course. Why not?" Rosa
lies soft voice was icy cool. She
must keep it that way. She
couldn't go to pieces, not here
with Danny looking on.
| daniel is coming across hand
somely," her sister whispered.
"Mr Dare was telling me in the
hall that he has offered a gener-
Gus alimony, more than he can af-
ford, really. His only stipulation
| is that he he allowed to see Buster
and Timothy once a week."
Resale attempted a smile, but
the effort Knocked her white, froz-
en- little face. She ought to feel
elated. Wasn't every one satisfied :?
Her lawyer, Peter Dare, was show
ing every sign of an early VIC
tory. Dannys attorney seemed
| content. LII u low 1llhuLC6 IL WOulu
be all over and she would walk
out of this dreadful courtroom
free,< Never again would she mean
anything to Danny nor he to her.
Never again, so long as they both
should live.
Marion was testifying now.
Peter Dare was prodding, rather
hard for her story. Marion had
hated to do this thing, and for
weeks she had been protesting ex-
plosively against the whole affair.
you mustn't do it, Resale, you
mustn't do it," she had said
again and again. II won't help
you. Don't ask me to, pleased"
ONLY ONE
TINY BRUISE
But in the end she had yielded.
Rosalie's passionate insistence had
worn down her objections. Now,
she was saying, with very obvious
| reluctance and distaste for the
| whole proceedings, Eyes, remem-
| Der last New Years morning very
we'll. Mrs Ames showed me the
purple bruises on her arm"
Something caught at Rosalie' S
| heart, wrenching and twisting it.
Last New Years day! Nearly a
year ago, a long, desolate year.
And so many other years, like it,
| lay ahead!
One brui5e, you only needed one
tiny bruise. With such bruise
you could reach up and bring the
very skies down around your
head, and toss into oblivion, with
no effort at all, a thousand hours
OF happiness and tenderness and
joy. If only 1t weren't so easy
so dreadfully easy.
She saw Peter Dare coming
toward her. Marion was leaving
the stand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-02
Tall Tower
GlR Topics
Good Evening.
THE COCKTAIL MOTHER

Bridge used to keep mother quite late for
dinner,
Dad getting sore even if she came out the
winner.
But now another racket causes dad to
lower
Mother now dallies for the cocktail hour.
Tea used to be her besetting sin,
Now it's cocktails made out of gin.
Homing from contract or matinee date,
Smart hotel tap-rooms keep her quite late.
She knows to a fraction what goes in each
drink
OF cocktails that are pungent or femininely
She's familiar with pick-me-ups, yes by
heck,
Knows whiskey sour from a horses neck,
Side-cars, old fashioneds, you'd think she'd
have jitters
Rum swizzles, what have you, or just gin
and bitters.
She first learned her drinks at Sloppy
Joe's in Havana,
The place where they grow the lemon and
the banana.
Oh the family dinner has become lost art
Since cocktail bars have completely won
mothers heart.
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