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Observation-Disclosures

?520 L ST. Nw.-WALK1NG DISTANCE
downtown; rooms. KIT. bath Tree Telrle1 t,n g
mo. aia''Phc Phone 1sH west oa75-R. JAS A. GEpDEs
Ast. 62l Tower Bldg. 49,.
1880 R. l. AVE. NE ROOMS. DINETTE'
Ice. electric refriseration on house current:
$50 and S5" 80 Resident manager. Phone
6!4 PRINCETON PL. NV, ROOMS AND
and heat: rent reasonable, ADAMS 35As.
bsih s No sr RANDALL T. Ho2MS 2haNEK KIT eeD eo
an a. VIZ s ;nsw;5 he s4S SI ,ss ssS
4?4O-" 18th ST. NV; AT WISCONSIN AVE
frieeration on house current. Jsnitor on
T1LDEN GARDENs-EsPEcIALLY DEsIR;
room. bed room bath, dining room, hatchen
elec refrig 5000 Tilden. CL 15:5.
OPPOSITE COOK SCHOOL t,S 25S4 1r,t1,sT: 18th ST
on house current: $40: lease.
THE BARBARA. 9th AND MD. AVE. NE
. rms. kit. and bath; incinerator and jan
service. with Frigidaire on house current
cnARR. tar * IA n sse7 et 1Anl'0r' OF Dn0n- MN
624 MD AVE NE ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath, all outside; modern freproof bide
electric refrigeration: moderate rental. "a
~
ern convenience; sublet to responsible party
:.9O1 Conn ave. NV. Apt. To- EN- 64l g
APT, 4 ROOMS. K. b. AND RECEPTION
hall. ami. :, f1replaces, , porches, hard
wood psrQuet noors. large front and back
Yards. Can be seen after 1 pm. l464
Girard st. NV.
1911 IRVING ST Nw.-BEAUTIFUL 3-RM
kitchen. bath. porch apartment. unfurnished;
reasonable. Apply BIS Mt. Pleasant St NV
1910 23d ST. NV ROOMS. KIT. AND
bath rent OF $50 80 includes gas and elec.
Get key at Office Of Charles L. Norris. ?l3b
Penna ave NV 2Is
THE TREBOR, IL Sth ST. E.- OUT.
side rooms and bath. Frigidaire, screened
porch; near Capitol. Library Apply Apt z.
Rent $50. 22'
. ROOMS KITCHEN. SEMI-PRIvATE
bath. electric refrigeration; conveniently To-
Gated 400 LQngfellow st. NV.
1899 ST. NW-FIvE ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath heat and ianitor service; $40. r.. o.
BELT. Union Trust BLDG 21e
1907 OTIS PL. NV ROOMS. SEMI
private bath: steam heat. gas. elec. includ-
ed; adults; S24 co. 01ss.
la4O LAWRENCE ST. NE-3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: light gas. phone in
cluded; $40. DE. 1887. 81
S37 OO-LARGE LIVING ROOM. TWO
closets. Pullman kitchen with excellent cup
boards: Frigidaire on house current; mod
ern bath with shower and large mirror.
New Amsterdam Apartments. "'of - l
So. NV.
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PAS CALIFORNIA ST NV.

(West of Connecticut Ave-
COZY = r. kit. tile bath. built-in
tub. Murphy bed, S41 so
room, dress closet Murphy bed
solarium kit bath. S45
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RECOMMENDED
APART MENIS.
~ ~ PARK TOWER. a440 10th st; NV;
= rooms t2 bed roomS) bath ana
porch. refrigeration included: 3 ele-
yatorS switchboard. garage. heSl-
oent MANAGER
$65.OO PARK TOWER. s44o 10th st, NV.
- rooms dining alcove. kitchen
bath porch; refrigeration included;
) elevators. switchboard; garage
Resident manager.
'po/ 900 10th ST. NV. corner OF Eye
St rooms kitchen kitchen and sth;ors. bath; re.
switchboard. Resident manager.
9o/ ~ THE BORDEAUX 1921 Georgia
ave opposite Walter Reed Hospital
j rooms kitchen. bath: retrigera-
tion included. Resident manager.
9oO.OO NEWTON HALL. 1417 Newton st.
NV rooms; dining alcoye kiteh. ,.
elevator. Resident manager.
SoO.OO THE WILSON l4O5 Harvard st.
n.w.-i rooms kitchen bath; re-
frigeration included. Res manager.
-/.oo 141e CHAPLIN ST Nw-5 rooms
(e bed rooms. bath and porch;
electric refriseration. Res. Msr.
P7''oo BYRON HALL. 14So Chaplin st;
TeIrlBerdlloH uisi
p'-'~ "a RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
rooms. bath and porch.
$4,000 THE prxron sz,4 Quar-, I'd
Columbia rd.-Two rooms.
kitchen and bath; refrigeration in
cluded Resident manager.
@fo.Oo 1921 BELMONT ST NV
rooms. dining alcove. kitchen and
bath. Resident manager.
$3.50 p.px Towrps o,.o ,st,
n.w.-1 room. dressing room and
bath electric refrigeration 3
elevators. switchboard. Res. Mgr.
POI w 900 10th ST NV corner Eye St
i room. kitchen. bath: refrigera-
tion included: . elevators. SWITCH
board Resident manager.
'o''.oO 1417 MASS AVE. s E. The Power
3 rooms. kitchen and bath.
'P'-'''o a31 G ST NV rooms. kitchen
and bath.
$500 10, RET rIuorr rr NV, room
ina door bed. dining alcove kitch-
and bath. Resident manager.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1903 H st. NV. National 2345.
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AND BOARD

FURNISHED ROOM in apartment. NV. sec
tion west of 18th: cultured woman. CO.
iumbia OSOO Apt 2l1 after 4:30. 2O'
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:l;;3 C ST SE-One single room. two COM
municating rooms hot and cold water. elec,
heat: double or single
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ROYAL ARMS

3lSI l6th 81. NV.
HIGH elevation, splendid location,
"4-hour elevator. Frigidaire. /. =.
and 3 rooms porches. kitchen. dinette.
tiled bath. shower.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


HILLCREsT $500 18th ST. NV large
ond-story front room private batn: also
nice room. lst floor: reasonable.
I5I5 SACHUSETTS-Lovely single rms.
room for two men; triple room. running
water; delicious meals; central; distinctive;
reasonable
2l29 WYOMING AVE.-Delightful residence
in fashionable section. convenient TO down
town; single and double rooms. with private
and seml-private baths: attractive LOUNGES
for entertaining and bridge: also ooWnhs
alley and billiard table. Well balanced meals.
1929 ST. NV. the ee-Maraue-Nicely
furnished single and double rooms. semi
1914 MONROE ST. NV. MRS. Nelson
Two, share double room board and room,
S32 so per month; room and breakfast. S5
per week |
1920 COL, RID NW-Brieht, newly fur
nished front room. twin beds, home-cooked
meals: suitable for couple; will have to see
to appreciate; adults.
1918 VERMONT AVE--Select. suitable 3;
every comfort; bountful table; central S7.bO
each: others; also garage. ME. '2O4.
1856. ST. NV. near Dupont 3 CireIs1~ soor
Axemi-private bath: S3O-S32 30 mo. ~.
1343 EUCLID-South front. single, double;
single beds: cont. h. W; near car line' bns;
1918 G ST. N.W.--Seyeral vacancies: home
1851 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Attractively
home: excellent meals: reasonable.
900 NV No. 2O-Larse room, twin
beds: ladies or gentlemen; reasonable; Ger
man cooking 70.
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5O5 9th NE-Prlvate home. room suitable
for one OF two men; 81 for one, So for two.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WOMAN employed nights, to II. wants
QUIET room rear 18th and New York ave.
Address Box 2O2-V. Star ofnce. II.
COUPLE wants one room. kitchen and oatn
near Bethesda. 3222 wisconsin ave. Apt.
m 466B
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lIl6 9th ST. NW.-Clean, warm. comfort
able single rooms. s.. 90 and 50 week plent.
hot water; ring house bell men only
5Oo d ST NE-One nicely furnished front
room cooking if desired; reasonable.
1924 PARK PL. NW.-SlO each. double
room with twin beds, next oath anu snoHei'
nlentv hot wafer AD 3nO3. II
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TIE MARINE,
2400 18th ST NV.
Well located building. opposite
Central High School Unusually
bright apartments with large rooms.
. rooms kitchen and bath. 81 80;
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. $50; 4
rooms, kitchen. bath and reception
hall so
FrIgidaire on house current.
ii. l.. RUST CO.,
1901 18th st. Ma. Sloo.
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14OS 18th ST NW.--Large front, for three
gentlemen =! week each; also single room.
<. 1O next bath
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1903 COLUMBIA RD.-Wel furnished front
room, all ConvenienceS. instantaneous Sot
water; private home; gentleman; terms moo
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

40i3 MARLBORO PL. NV. between Shep;
berd and Taylor )-:}-room apt. furnished
or unfurnished; gas. elec.. heat included
T3g 3rd ST. NE large rooms, for house
keeping or sleeping: board if desired; heat,
sas light furnished.
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1924 CALVERT ST NW.--Warm, sunny
room southern exposure; private FANNY
every convenience suitable one or Two
BIS MT PLEASANT ST. NV or at
tractively furnished rooms with bath; very
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$500 K ST. NV.

S.W. Corner of 25th st.
Apis. of . and 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath. S34 80 to $40. Electric refrlg-
eration-Resident manager-WE. 1867.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM with private bath;
neu corner mouse Gentleman or employed
couple preferred. Reasonable. Call GEoIkia
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CASTLE MANOR
2515 18th st.

S51o 18th st.
Near Clifton st. and Central High
School.
Apis of I. and , rooms, kitchen
and bath. $3.50 to S5750. > eleva-
tors-electric refrigeration. Resident
manager AD 5433
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ao4 G PL. NW-RoomS. sleeping, So week !;
light Housekeeping. ~. So; new beos; qulel
adults: desirable location
I'LL eth ST NE-Large. nicely furnished
front room. reasonable; phone; suitable lot =
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THE EUCLID
I'm Euclid 81 n W

THE EUCLID
1.IO Euclid st. NV.
ALL ELECTRICITY FREE 6-StOry
sbnnnng ppi11ng near sct,d 1Sth snd cot4m6la T0aa
= rooms. foyer. kit, bath. S47 so.
room. kitchenette, Pullman din
cite. dressing closet, Murphy bed,
bath. S37 80 up
Resident Manager
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DOS MASS AVE NV nicely furnished
Ink. rooms. 1st floor front: modern: n. n.
elec.. gas and linen furnished
2l.7 G. ST. N.W.-Large Ind floor front
room. windows. southern exposure SUIT
able for - men or couple; reasonable.
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TI,DFN GARDENS-Large room. southern
exposure with or without private batn. loF
woman in business. Cafe IN pulidihs.
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l4IS NEWTON ST NW.-.nd floor; well
heated; private home; gentlemen fhohe
Adam rrkn
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ll43 18th ST NW.--Single and double
newly decorated and furnished; downtown
Club breakfast II desired
APT. "a. 9l9 L N.W.-LarGe, we'll furnishes
plenty heat hot water. Sat. AFTER 5. pun
III
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1856 KENYON attractive. single
room. adjoining bath. 3ro floor; private
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go 18th ST SE-Two well furnished light
rooms first floor; h.-w h. eiec,
E..lt al
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Her hand moved to the hilt Of her dagger Ibn
Dammuk stepped back but one Of his men leaped
forward to seize her Misguided fool! Like tigress
she upon him. and before his friends could in
the sharp blade Of the knife had sunk thrice
into his breast
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CLEVELAND PARK-Large. sunny Iront
room two closets, alcovei OIL neat bloes
Catheoral cars and bus SIS CL. 1:i3'. '
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o059 PARK RD facing Rock Greek Park-
Unusually attractive r. shower D. inst. II. W :.
mod imp phone; gentleman. Govt empioSe'
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1894 llth NW-Large. warm room COM
plete for Ink. next to bath; cont no'
=
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5056 EASTERN AVE-One- room. kitchen
ette: large. light; newly decorated; pofcn
hant l,rht paS nhnne: So, 30. GE. 2ON :.
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l463 GIRARD NW-Warm. clean room.
large closet. c. H. W. board optional; home
GARAGE.
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1904 OTIS PL. N.W-Two nicely furnished.
bright. warm rooms: very reasonable
15I5 l, ST NW-Lovely. cheerful warm
double rooms; redec.; homelike; maid serv-
ice Ink: S6-S7 weekly; downtown
1920 18th ST. corner P st-Basement
room private entrance. running hot and cold
natsr. teiepbope. rent ~ ~ 25'
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135S KENYON ST. N.W-Furnished room
for , men all conyeniences. telephone. neat
L.
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THE LEGATION

Northwest Corner of Connecticut
Ave. and Legation 81.
A Modern Apartment Building
Located in Suburban Chevy Chase.
Apis. of rooms, kitchen and bath;
porcheS. separate showers, free electric
refrigeration and laundry facilities:
garage. Resident manager. Emerson
5955.
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1920 HARVARD NW-ONE LARGE ROOM.
kitchen. screened sleeping porch. semi-bath:
furnished. q MANAGER
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CHATEAU THIERRY

1920 s St at 10th NV.
Apis. Of rooms. kitchen and bath,
S45 to $50 SO. Pofches. electric re-
frieeration. elevator service. Resident
manager. NO. O272.
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ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS. BATH,
,rch; completely furnished; heat,
$50, Adams 04l3-J.
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DORSTAN HALL
1900 Georgia Ave. NV.
CORNER building convenient to car
line and stores; free refrgeration.
large rooms. foyer. kitchen lovely
dinette. tiled bath, built-in tub. shower,
cedar closet. porch, $3.50 TO 500.
Resident Manager.
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THE WALTER REED
0?I BUTTERNUT ST. NV.

CONVENIENT to cars. Frigidaire
on house meter Carpeted corridors.
> bed rooms. immense living room,
large foyer. junior dining room. kit.
bath. S65.
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THE MOZART

1880 Fuller st. at Mozart Pl.
Apis. OF , rooms. kitchen and bath,
$3.50. Elevator. electric refrigera-
ton; 2 and exposures; built-in
showers
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FRANCES SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HOTEL
10th and F. sts. n.w.--l room, kit. bath, com
pletely furnished. linens. silver. Frigidaire:
day week. month: reasonable. Ma. b425.
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1923 NEWTON ST. NV! rooms. running
water, semi-private bath. porches. DetaGneo
i,-nt.. ham II
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NNear Mass. AVP.I
WALKING DISTANCE Govt Depts.
and downtown stores. Elevator.
Frigidalre free
] r. dressing closet. kit. bath, S36,
rooms. kit. bath. S47 SO up.
Resident Manager.
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NEAR CATHEDRAL. 35uS boWell 81 Love
" large room for couple. IN renneo nome
delicious cookinE. every comfort. II
I3O7 D NE.-Nice front. next bath h.-wh.,
car bus. Is min. to Navy Yard or Treas
one or two gentlemen; $3.50 and S5oo
weekly Ii "a Nv. IL
The Nome daily nugget., 1934-12-24

managed to answer: That's why Mother let him come. The doctor said he needed outdoor life more than . diploma"
 "Sensible man! All this educa- tion business is stuff and nonsense unless it fits boy to earn his liv- ing, which nine times out of ten 1t doesn't do. Look at Matthew Adam. His people scrimped and saved to send him to college. I don't say he got nothing out of It.; but here he Is back in Pine Ridge running a dairy ranch Tell me, child, has your father really lost his moneyT
 Most of 1t, I'm afraid. We're renting the city house and the fam fly will live at Edgemere for the present. It's Mothers old home, but Aunt Judy owns it."
 "Who's Aunt Judy?"
 "I forgot you didn't know all about us." replied the girl. Aunt Judy Is mothers younger sister. She's lived with us for years, and took care of us children when we were little"
 "And Louise, your fathers sister, lives with you, too."
 "Yes. She teaches in a very high hat girls school"
 "High-hat" echoed Cousin Col umbine, plainly mystified.
 Nancy laughed, and explained: |: ''That's only slang. Perhaps it's an eastern variety that hasn't reached Pine Ridge. It means swell, Cous- in Columbine-awfully stylish, you know. Aunt Louise Is clever. She's earned good salary for years"
 "Well, we live to learn," admit ted the old Indy briskly. "High-hat 1 It's really expressive when you come to analyze it. So you're three families under the same roof. 1 should think you'd fight like cats and dogs"
 The girl laughed again.
 "We don't, honestly; though Aunt Louise thinks Aunt Judy spells us, and sometimes they scrap about 1t -that Is, as much as anyone can scrap with Aunt Judy"
 ''It's plain to see which Is the favorite aunt, my dear"
 "But you mustn't think we don't appreciate Aunt Louise," spoke up Nance quickly. "She's dear, but Aunt Judy understands us better and takes our side. If Aunt Louise had had her way we'd never in this world have seen Pike's Peak P'
 Her eyes crept upward to the snow-capped mountain. and the old lady asked: "Was 1t worth the jour ney?"
 'It's wonderful! From the train 1t was the least bit disappointing. perhaps because we were so far away; but here it's marvellous and and 50 nearl 1"
 "That's the atmosphere. Every thing looks nearer than it is-even the stars. But I like the Peak bet ter from our side, my dear. and ] think you will. Where are those boysf They're certainly taking their time. So your Aunt Louise opposed your comlngi Will you CT plain whyf"
 ITO an coNrINpnnN
The Nome daily nugget., 1934-12-24

drunkenly in the rear. Such con fusion amused his brother; and ( quiet Elaugh escaped from Nancy. She said: Hes really bashful, isn't her"
 "Born that way" responded Cous- in Columbine.
 "And so good looking!" observed Nance. ;
 They had stoppedeat traffic sig nal. and their driver turned his head a little to say over his shoul- der: '-The family beauty"
 Nance couldn't restrain a giggle, and Jack laughed outright; but Cousin Columblne remarked severe ly: If you expect me, or anybody in Pine Ridge to contradict you, young man. you'll be disappointed. Tn my day 1t wasn't considered modest to fish for compliments. The green lights on, boy. Why don't you get alongY
 '"Too crushed to move," he told her; and proceeded to start the en- zine as quietly as it's age allowed. "I'n park somewhere on a side street, Miss Columbine. There's no space in front of the Cash and Carry: but I'll walk over and get your box. It's only half a block"
 Eager to stretch his legs. Jack offered assistance; and ssthe boys strode of the old lady remarked critically: "Jack's thin, isn't he? Grown too fast, most likely. and been cooped up in school. A year in the open will do wonders for him"
 Nance thought, with sudden con sternation: "A yearl Does she ex- pect us to stay that long?" but
The Nome daily nugget., 1934-12-24
THE STORY FROM THE BEGINNING

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The Nome daily nugget., 1934-12-24

One of the best of our monthly magazines has a board of editors to decide what shall go in, and what kept out. These men must be among the best and most experi- enced of editors. In recent issue one of them writes an article ex- blaming how members of the board make their selections. I should say the board acted wisely in deciding on this article for publication, since 1t interested me, and probably in- terested others; here was first class editorial judgment. But the same issue contained an article I have decided is the weakest have ever seen printed in publication of dis tinction; so far as I am able to judge as reader and editor, 1t failed at every point. -. The work of the best men is frequently so weak that 1t amazes me.
Evening star., 1934-11-11
CRUISE BOOKINGS GAIN
Canadian Pacific Tours Show 20
Per Cent Increase.

Fer Cent Increase.
A considerable increase in cruise
bookings is being noted. according to
c. E. Phelps, general agent in Wash
ington for the Canadian Pacific
Steamships.
Phelps states that bookings for the
four and -one -half-month world cruise
of the liner Empress of Britain sailing
from New York on January 10 show
an increase of more than 20 per cent
above this date last year. The same
rate of gain is registered for the EN-
press of Australia's Mediterranean
South Africa-South America cruise of
SO days, to sail from New York on jan
uary l8.
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Sugar Cane Area Larger.

The area devoted to the growing Of
sugar cane in the Kwangtung district
of China has been increased by over
! 5000 acres this season.
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STEAMERS S0PENUP|
PECULIAR |SLAND|
Strange Customs Prevail on
Ibiza, Isolated Spot
Among Balearics.

PALMA DE MALLORCA. Nov. 10.
The newly tri-weekly
steamer service to the inSular native
Island of Ibiza, in the Balearics, opens
up to visitors one of the most remote
and venerable communities in the Old
World of the Mediterranean. The
isolated island of narrow stone canals,
with its original Moorish irrigation,
has long been viewed by the progress
sive Mallorquins as mere backwash
of civilization, the islanders customs
and habits remaining with little
change since Moorish days.
Long known as the Green Island"
OF luscious vegetation by botanists,
IbiZa offers an astonishing slip-back
of centuries. There are few commun-
tiles where romance and legend cling
more tenaciously than in this ancient,
uncommunicative island" says Robert
Nicol. Balearic director for the Ameri-
can Export Lines Yankee Cruises.
The city presents uniform blocks in
combination Of Phoenician and Moor
ish designs. Tiers of whitewashed
Moorish houses thatched with green
seaweed decorate the hills in semi
circle formation, crowned by an
ancient castle and cathedral.
Throughout the island ancient
water wheels are turned by blind
folded mules.
Many medieval appliances are on
sale at the trading shops, which offer
the most curious objects of historic
huSbandry.
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Cutlass. Beard and Eyes.

He had a huge bulk and a repulsive
face mostly hidden BY mane-like
beard, which grew and grew up to his
! very eyes, and through inordinate
vanity, he twisted it into picturesque
! tails and draped them over his ears.
He did not stop at pillaging and mur-
dering for spoils. Suddenly seized
with a fit of ennui, he would murder
his own crew. Although he had about
him sea-faring men well used to the
trials of the sea, with sword and cut
lass, this fiend in whiskers could COW
them all.
But his hour had struck. He had so
| harried the American coast that in
1718 the lieutenant governor OF Vlr-
ginia put price on his head. A few
weeks later, Lieut.. Maynard of H. M. S.
Pearl, proudly set sail for Bath Town,
N. c., with the head of the Infamous
pirate swinging from the yardarm.
Bluebeards castle bears the name
in French-Barbe Bleue This appel
lation must have come from the
French colony known as the Cha
Chas," who are reputed to have inter-
married generation after generation to
maintain a pure strain.
The story of Bluebeard has more
feminine appeal; not that he did
not fling a pretty wicked sword, but
there was some discretion in his MUIR
ders. Although he had a beautiful
wife, Mercedita, he was given to phil
andering. His vanity made him
wreckless and he failed to confine his
activities to distant ports. There was
! a casket with the orders to Mercedita,
ito have and to hold" but not to open.
Her curiosity prevailed and the casket
revealed profusion of love ditties
| from dark-eyed beauties of Charlotte
Amalie. She, in turn, invited them to
feast and they drank copiously of
poisoned potions prepared by the
dainty hand of Mercedita. Enraged
villagers piled fagots about the muir
| deress, but TO- an oncoming sailing
vessel had appeared on the skyline. 1t
was Bluebeard and the wind was in
his favor. In a jiffy he had landed,
scattered the mob and fled with his
wife to the ship. Later she divorced
| him.
When I visited ST. Thomas in
1881, Miss Mollie Flynn of Philadel-
, phia was carrying on an important
work which has proved boon to ma
tive women. A few weeks ago it was
a pleasure to see the results OF her
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RESORTS.
NORTH CAROLINA.

Start to Florida early. Stop of at Hender-
sonville. N. c.. and enjoy the gorgeous
colorings Of the mountains. Our Winters
Of Commerce.
Evening star., 1934-11-11

plane will soar on sightseeing trips.
Those who offer the service contend
that several hours of ray treatment
can be obtained in 30-n:inute period
in the clearer atmosphere.
ORLANDO, Florida, has enlarged
~ and improved its public school
system in anticipation of an influx
OF Winter visitors, and has formulated
a policy Of permitting out-of-state
children to attend tuition-free. These
schools are accredited nationally.
There are also several good private
schools in Orlando, including the
Cathedral School for Girls, which is
an Episcopal day and boarding school,
and many kindergarten and primary
classes.
Evening star., 1934-11-11
Snow Closes Rail Line.

The Pilatus Railway, Switzerland,
has closed traffic in consequence of the
heavy snowfalls, which occurred re-
Gently