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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-05-03
.HdE3a &
DIZZY

The inquisitive woman was worry.
ing the gardener. She asked a lot
of meaningless questions.
"What steps do you take with
caterpillars?" she asked.
"Well, num-" said the exasperated
gardener, 81 takes half-a-dozen steps
into our nearest field and turns the
caterpillars round three times so that
they gets giddy and don't know their
way back"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-05-03
Vain Regret

"What a change! The old lane
replaced by a wide road, and there.
Henry, just where we used to meet
when counting, they've actually
placed a traffic signal"
81 wish that red light had been
showing then, Maria"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-05-03

WNUA 1873
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-05-03
Important Question

She-When we are married, dar-
ling, two hearts will beat as one.
He-Yes, but which one?
Evening star., 1935-06-30
47O8 BLAGDEN TERRACE.
NEW BRICK CORNER
HOME

Six large rooms. living room c3i. H..
long Beautiful elec. kitchen with built-in
baths. with showers. furred walls weather.
stripped. corked insulated club room,
knotty pine with genuine tile floor. Don /
st NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-30
CAPITOL HILL.

Just q few doors south of Pa. ave. con-
attractive 2.story brick 8 rms, bath. hot
water heat elec. lot 19xlO2 with Gear
brick garage. Price only S5.Q50.
L. II. GRAVATTE,
7gp 18th e. Reaitof. Nationei ef63.
Evening Phone Georsia 1900.
Evening star., 1935-06-30
SALE-HOUSES.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
taehed. built in eapse; being recondi-
toned all modern, pry easy terms.
Investment Bids. Nationsl T47a.
sio'ooHi Hnntinston A St. Between Conn.
and wisconsin avenues. Seven.
room and bath house -four bed
rooms) modern eouipment. In,
cluding automatic heat situated
ss.t Rid. sssu'ifVlly W. DC Soo6es 6es Be-. s.evs
there is another house available
in this much sought loca-
ton near this price.
| $40 t00-Chevy Chase. D. c,
snS ssg s'ps s.tSs Ssd sr's; II f09ms
equipped: built-in garage; lot
grown shade trees; running
stream on rear Of lot. ,x,c
73s 18th st. NV. District $3.50.
MICHIGAN PARK
swo BRICK "hn iarse 81 rooms.
| modern bath. large screened rear .Dorches.
| concrete front porch. fireplace. cedar clos
4314 18th 81. ne, $3.50: 2 rooms a
bed roomN. q inclosed porches: brand-new
| kitchen equipment. weather stripped and
| screened. These are the only two vacant
| homes in Michigan Park and have Just
tell them from new. The price is also a
feature, as they are being sold way below
EUGENE H. PHIFER NORTH $500.
BUNGALOW. NV. SUBURBS; ROOMS,
sun room, bath h.-wh.. oil burner, beau
tiful yard, with shrubbery. flowers; garage.
See 1t today.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

DETACHED HOME, (.
461s HUNT AVE. CHEVY CHASE. MD.
S25. 90
Living room. dining room. bed rooms.
Q baths. kitchen. garage.
I4n4 X. CAFRTTZ. DIST. 90S0.
SEMI-DETACHED-$9O.0O.
1924 2sth ST NV.
Near wardman Park-Livine room. din:
inr room. 3 large bed rooms. kitchen. 2
14O4 K ST. CAFRTTZ. DIST. 90e0.
Evening star., 1935-06-30
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
THE BEST BUY IN CHEVY
CHASE AT $4,000 UNDER
ORIGINAL, COST

Beautiful. six rooms. completely de-
tached. reconditioned, equal to new. on
corner lot. Price is only $3.50. Will
rent for 500 or better monthly. For in
spection phone holidays. day or night.
Metropolitan 5n3J
Evening star., 1935-06-30
GOOD HOME BUYS.

4127 9th ST. NW-First commercial
zone Just of Georgia ave. in Petworth:
Beautiful wide home q large rooms and
bath finished basement and attic: beautiful
front and rear yards. with garage on wide
alley. Price IS 500: terms.
1853 MORSE ST. NE.-Conyenient. close
beautiful rear yard; g rooms and bath. full
finished basement: ideal for small family
of retired couple; complete in every detail.
Sacrifice price S5 900; terms.
2925 18th ST. NE.-On the hill near
Catholic University 10 minutes downtown:
y rooms and bath. strictly modern and
convenient; full finished basement. built-in
garage. large front and rear yards. Price.
SO 800. very easy terms
Homes owner occupied can be inspected
any time. Ill do my utmost TO help you
cwn them on terms and conditions that
will absolutely suit you in every respect.
L. L. Johnson.
Evening star., 1935-06-30
WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSES
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

55l4 4th ST. NW.-LARGE FRONT RIM
private bath, cont. h. W: private home;
= block car line. Phone Georgia 5n1 .
S-ROOM HOUSE COOL AND COMFORT
able: July and August Wesley Heights.
SO mo. 1900 44th st. NV. Emerson 1880
Evening star., 1935-06-30
DOWNTOWN-16th ST.

Handsome 1s-rm. residence in perfect
condition; all rooms large and bright; ideal
Scar garage Priced al assessed value.
MISS REED Adams ol23
Evening star., 1935-06-30
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. SEPT. /,
nonse Moiis or ounsalow; ~ two-year lease. Phone
in D, G, FROM OWNER. UNFUR HOUSE.
ticulars. Address BOX i3a-K. Star once =
UNFUR. OR RIM HOUSE IN NV.
Dc. d C.. Or & near suburbs ABOUT July % BY
address RsE ds sos sK t@De't Star SGs oee over se'
want furnished house Chevy Chase sec
perioa tS1 Or Pbons seeks S5 s dyance
suburban or NV. section. near school and
transportation: reas. tent. Col O:4l-J
BUNGALOW OR HOUSE 5 OR g ROOMS,
D. G. or, nearby Mo: or Va, furnished or
white family; must be good residential sec :
tior; give details. including price. This
I, Is not an an agent ad. Address Box 1ss.K'
WANT TO LEASE AN UNFURNIsHED z
or room. house in good district, with
ii: can furnish references. Give details
and and Price Price So o,rc Or $50 month. Address
7-RooM HOUSE UNFURNIsHED. NOT
over S6o. Phone Atlantic 6201-W.
GOOD NV. LOcAT1ON-MODERN APT.
house; furnished: ; bed rooms. living
room. dining room. kitchen. bath; couple;
offfee. aGE or years. Aa'feSs BOX 0'-N' S'''
WOULD LIKE TO LEASE IN GOOD
downtown location, an unfurnished house
with at least l3 rooms, for guest house:
can furnish best references willing to pay
fair rent. Address Box 423-J. Star cffice.
BY JULY 18th OR AUGUST Ist-6-ROOM
house unfurnished. detached or semi-det..
in good section. reasonable; steady Govt.
employe will lease also give reference. Ad-
dress Box 495-J. Star office.
WANTED TO RENT-5 OR g ROOM
detached house; ami; near hish school
and transportation not over $40: by Gov
ernment employe., In District or nearby
Nd. Phone Georgia 306S.
RELIABLE FAMILY. LONG RESIDENTS
Of Washington want to rent unfurnished
house OF six to eight rooms from owner
interested in leasing at reasonable price
to tenant who expects to continue residing
here and who wants permanent home. De-
sire to deal with owner who has real in
terest in condition OF property and appre-
ciates equal interest on part OF tenant.
Desire lease effective August l6. with privi-
lege of placing furniture in house before
August $ Telephone Cleveland 1872
RENT OF EXCHANGE OCCUPANCY. Lo-
cal apt modern home completely furnish
ed. nearby Blue Ridge resort section: Sum
Hall. Phone Cleveland 26a3
Evening star., 1935-06-30
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

COOP NV: LocATIoN1,MoDERN APT.
room. dining room kitchen bath; couple;
Tor Tor ] or : years. Address Box ok. Star
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. WITH CHILD OF
school age; desire small unfurnished apart
dress Box 7s-K Star once
GOVT. EMPLOYE. married. wants small
furnished apartment; NV. section: July
Address Box look Star Office
THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH;
II ia2a' @00ern improvements Phone National
YOUNG LADY WANTS TO SHARE FUR
apt with desirable couple: references. Sat
alter or Sunday. Lincoln 9522. 30
WANTED! OR 3-RooM FURNISHED
dress Box a1K Star Once
REFINED MOTHER AND ADULT SON.
apartment with garage space. Prefer Sec
ond floor. detached Protestant home; good
NV or ne. section. Not over S:l5 to $40.
References. Address Box l5-K. Star office.
BACHELOR CULTURED SETTLED, WITH
highest references; wishes to sublet fur
nlshed apt foi Summer; excellent care
month. Addross Box 4o6-J. Star offcc.
UNPUBLISHED APARTMENT OF ONE OR
Two rooms with private bath. Address
BOX 122-k Star ONCE. -
BACHELOR GIVING REFERENCES
would like obtain small furnished apt for
Summer months. Address Box l23-K,
Star ONCE -.
CARE OF APARTMENT OR HOUSE. SUM
mer months; pay for gas. electricity and
phone; by refined. settled woman. Address
Box Tx. Star Office
J.. ROOM APT. OR SMALL BUNGALOW,
furnished: walking distance downtown. or
Takoma ID. c. preferred; moderate rent.
Address Box 69-K, Star ofice.
WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSES.
! BEST VALUE IN ONE-TRUsT APART
ment bids. that can be bought with SlO, 600
cash. Address Box .0a-H. Star Office .
WANTED.
Client desires to buy at once.
modern. well-located apartment
renting 100000 TO $50 00n per
year. Submit statement and full
particulars
EDWARD P SCHWARTZ. INC.
lol4 Vermont Ave. Dist. 62lO.
Z
Evening star., 1935-06-30
SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
DETACHEn-S7 Q50

Six nice rooms and bath every modern
hardwood floors. yard, karase Reasonable
cash payment. balance FIRST trust less than
rent. remarkable opportunity
METZLER-Realt
1106 Vermont Ave NV District $500.
Sunday and Nights Adams 06oO
Evening star., 1935-06-30
L. L. JOHNSON,

a27 New York Ave. NV. Natl. a5an.
S945O
SAUL'S ADDITION.
One OF the most deliehtful detached
homes in this closeup section. Large llv-
ing room with stone fireplace. dining room
kitchen. three bed rooms and tiled bath
electric refrigeration. oil burner, screened
and vesther-stripped: large lot. 5oxl so
5esntitully III planted, Phone for inspectlon
Evening star., 1935-06-30

WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
Make your. choice today. All open for
inspection. 94O5 and 2o1s r. !. ave n
oO10 jackson St, I1e4 Douglas St. 5000
Charming 81 MAYNOR 26O5 Brentwood
I'd ne Phone North 433S
Evening star., 1935-06-30
BUNGALOW.

SIS, ,250-Terms.
IS MINUTES FROM 18th AND X SITS.
SPLENDID BUS SERVICE.
OVERLOOKING THE CATHEDRAL AND
ENTIRE CITY OF WASHINGTON
Newly decorated throughout containing
large rooms and bath cellar. electric
lights. large lot with fruit trees and shrubs.
LEE HIGHWAY. :, OF MILE TO
BUNGALOW-1904 N. vIETCH ST.
AURORA HEIGHTS VA
Evening star., 1935-06-30
RENT-FLATS.

NO CAPITOL ST. Mr.. R. l. AVE- R.
opb snd ,ndhsIe Eis meat ne e.ec nd rooms
semi-private bath: cleo. gas and heat in
,R L SEYMOUR co. INC.
1915 N Y Ave National 1907
Evening star., 1935-06-30
EVY CHASE. D. C..

LARGE modern home $500 block 41st.
between Wis. and Conn. aves. Controlled
vspor heat. fireplace. baths. r. hall
porches. garage tubs and toilet in large
basement: very refined. Sacrifice price.
IS. 5d0-Si 500 cash. Phone OWNER
GreenNnnd ISnQ 3ns
Evening star., 1935-06-30

GOOD NV LocATIoN-MoDERN APT.
house; furnished: , bed rooms. living
room, dining room. kitchen bath; couple
for or = years. Address Box SIX. Star
office
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
HONOR PUPILS GET
MANUAL REWARDS
Certificates of Proficiency
Given Seniors.

Certificates Of proficiency have
been awarded to seniors Of the jan
uary IS graduating class at Manua.
Training High School for excelling
in various academic departments.
Mrs. Ada NJ. Bing, head Of the
English department awarded a Ger
tifcate to Ursula Marine, who uade
the highest mark in a cor .Jetitive
examination. Clarence II. Clayton,
head of the mathematics division,
presented similar awards to Marie
Kuntz and Mary Aldea.
Carl F. Hanske, head Of the
science department, gave certificates
to Joseph Fogle, Marie Kuntz and
Samuel Gordon. J. r. H. Moore,
head Of the history division, PIE
sented certificates to Samuel Gordon
and Alex Lazar.
Z. H. Kemper McComb principal,
presented Rose Resnick and Ray
mond Rugenstein music department
certificates. Joe Baker, Virgil Dam
pier and Robert Baase were given
certificates in the shop department
by Paul Covert, head of the shop
department.
Wilbur S. Barnhart. head of the
commercial department, gave GER
ti1cates to Marie Kuntz and Dorine
Lockhart. Mary Wright received a
clothing certificate from Mr.. Nc
Comb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
License Bill Passes

Present statutes requiring auto
owners certificates to be carried in
metal containers will be repealed if
the Senate cOncurs with the House
in the passage of the Reisinger bill.
The measure, which survived bitter
opposition IN the lower House, was
adopted yesterday, $50.
Another House bill adopted gave
the Conservation Department au-
thority to abridge or suspend open
seasons on game and bag limits.
Eighteen Representatives opposed
adoption of a bill requiring safety
glass in all motor vehicles sold after
Jan. l, 1886. Farm trucks and
pleasure cars registered in other
states are exempt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
NEBULAR UNIVERSE OF
STARS FARTHEST OUT
CAUGHT BY CAMERA

Copyright. 1895. By Science servlcel
PASADENA. Cal, Jan. 3l-As-
tronomy's "farthest OUT Of space,
a faint nebular universe Of stars
three sextiIion miles 1900 600, 0OO,-
600 900 100000 miles from earth,
has been sighted by the worlds
largest Q00-inch) telescope of
the Carnegie Institutions Mt.
Wilson observatory.
Using a new, experimental pho
tographic plate, the Mt. Wilson
astronomers have thus extended
the observational limits Of the
telescope approximately one-third.
The nebula just discovered,
whose estimated distance is 500
million hght-years, is travelling
through space outward at the
amazing rate of $4,000 miles a
second. or more than One-fOurth
as fast as light travels
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
Try Faster Way
to Relieve Your Colds
Medical Discovery NO'O Bringing almost
Instant Relief 10 Millions
REMEMBER DIRECTIONS IN PICTURES
REMEMBER DIRECTIONS IN PICTURES

THE simple method pictured
a here is the way many doctors
now treat colds to relieve the aches
and pains colds bring with theml
You can relieve nearly any cold
you get by taking BAYER Aspirin,
drinking plenty of water; and, if
throatis sore, gargling with BAYER
Aspirin Tablets stirred in water.
This is recognized as a remark
ably safe, sure, QUICK way. For
it wW relieve an ordinary cold almost
as fast as you caught it.
Ask your doctor about this. And
when you buy, be sure that you get
the real BAYER Aspirin Tablets.
They dissolve or disintegrate al
most instantly. And thus work al
most instantly when you take
them. And in a gargle, Genuine
Bayer Aspirin Tablets disintegrate
with speed and completeness, leav-
ing no irritating particles or grit
illness.
BAYER Aspirin prices have been
decisively reduced on all sizes, so
there's no point now in accepting
other than the real Bayer article
you want.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
SCHOOL FUNDS
BILL ACCEPTED
IN COMMITTEE
County Boards Created by
Measure to Supervise
Loans.

A bill 70 authorize establishment
Of county school funds boards to
make loans from the common
school fund was reported favorably
in the House Of Representatives by
the Ways and Means Committee
today.
The county auditor and clerk and
one appo.ntive member would serve
on the proposed board. and it
would be rneir responsibility to see
that only safe loans are made from
the school fund.
IN explaining the measure to the
committee yesterday, Rep. @. A
East r., Bloomington pointed out
that counties now lose large sums
OF money through mismanagement
OF these funds 1t viii average a
$4,000 loss a year each year" he said,
land 1 think that if this measure
is passed Il. viii save the taxpayers
more money than any other one
bill that vii be introduced in this
session
Members Of the committee de-
clared THAI Marion County lost
some $4,000 a year through poor
loans of this sort.
The committee returned a unan-
imous report favOring a measure to
amend the delinquent tax law. This
bill would provide that If there was
no higher bidder, the county could
buy property at delinquent tax sales
after it had twice failed 10 sell for
the amount OF the taxes and penal
ties. II further provides that the
county could resell the real estate
so acquired.
Rep. John Napier Dyer Cd. Vim
cennes) cOld the committee the
amendment would take a large
amount OF property off of the de-
linquent tax rolls. and would apply
in cases where the delinquent taxes
were more than the assessed value
Of the property.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
Road Bill Offered

A measure designed to prevent
cities and counties from using reve-
nue. from gasoline and vehicle tax
funds for purposes other than road
construction and maintenance was
offered in the Senate yesterday by
Frederick F. Eichhorn ID, Gary
The bill would provide that of
ficials who prepare the budgets
shall state in what manner state
funds are 20 be expended. nor can
the state funds be expended unless
they have been included in the
budget estimates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
Marathon Bill Adopted

Marathon dances and similar en-
durance contests are Outlawed by
an Indiana Senate bill concurred in
by the House of Representatives
and sent 10 the Governor today.
The Senate bill was substituted for
one introduced in the lower house
by Rep. Morris H. Coers ID, In
dianapOlisl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31

This price
(S184.5O) in
cludes a 5-year
W a r a n t Y
against serv-
ice expense
due to any
failures of the
mechanism.
AYRES' FOR REFRIG-
ORATORS - SEVENTH
FLOOR.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
DISEASE CONFERENCE
OPENED AT SEVERN
Speakers Headline Program for
TwO-Day Farley Here.

A two-day conference on COM
municable diseases will be opened in
the SEVERN today. Speakers will
include Mrs. Nellie S. Parks, as
sistant professor of nursing educa-
ton Of Western Reserve University;
DR.. J. w. Jackson and Dr. Mat
thew Winters.
Demonstrations of the proper
care Of communicable diseases in
the hospital and the home will be
made at the closing session to-
morrow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
$4,000 SUIT Is FILED
Woman Asks Sum From Taxi Firm
Following Accident,

Complaining that she was injured
Jan. 20 when struck by a Union Cab,
Mary Gull filed suit ii Superior
Court 2 seeking $4,000 damages.
The complaint named Frank Gard
ner, 1886 Bellefontaine-s as driver.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-31
warship Sets Speed Record

BIZ United Press
LORIENT. France, Jan. 31.-The
new destroyer Terrible made a new
world speed record for warshipS of
4508 knots, 1t was announced today.
Voice of action. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1933-1936, 1935-03-22
High Cost of Living
Must Meet Opposition

Retail food prices have risen IS per
cent since Roosevelt entered the White
House.
The price of food is the most import
ant item in the budget of the worker, ac-
counting for at least 40 per cent of his
expenditureS-the percentage increaS-
ing as the income of the worker drops.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, boast
ing of his price-raising program, pre-
diets a steady rise in food prices. On
February 81 he predicted that food
prices at retail would, during the first
half of 1885, be about 4 per cent above
the level of the last half of last year riS-
ing, in the last half of 1885, to II per
cent above 1884.
REAL WAGES and REAL RELIEF
are thus drastically cut. Vital issues be-
fore jobless and employed alike now is:
Fight for Lower Cost of Living.
Voice of action. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1933-1936, 1935-03-22
SANDER Campaign
Against VERA Expose

"The Voice of Action relief graft ex-
pose is untrue because the VERA has
not handled S3O,OO0,OOO," bleat those
who hope to cover up the political ma
chine which has built its power through
stealing money appropriated to feed the
hungry.
Fifty-seven million dollars has passed
through the hands of the Martin-ErnSt
mob. Figures of the State Senate WE
RIA probe committee indicate over half
of this amount miSueSd And Commit
tee members publicly declare this per-
centage conservative"
On such a solid base is built the de-
mandS of the Voice of Action, and of all
honest people in the Northwest: RE-
TURN STOLEN FUNDSl INCREASE
RELIEF!
Voice of action. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1933-1936, 1935-03-22
Prepare May Day
Celebrations!

INTERNATIONAL LABOR DAY,
May First, should see all labor in united
celebration and demonstration.
In Seattle first steps have been taken
by the UCL. Ready trade unioniSt sup
port is expected. Socialist, Communist,
Technocrat, Commonwealth Builder
all are asked to and should join in.
Every Northwest city should begin
May Day preparations right away.
Voice of action. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1933-1936, 1935-03-22
In the Interest of O. Free Press

now official ordination has fol
lowed and their cup runneth ov-
er. In fact this holy oil of pub
Usher authority floods the land
and seeps into the high places.
We, the members of the News
paper Guild-a union of news
paper WOrkers-begin to feel
that no board, nor court, nor leg
islative decision, nor executive
decision, is fit taking home to
frame until the newspaper pub
fishers of America have had the
chance to say Yea or Nay. Even
the mighty ones in Washington
turn their faces toward the west
at night and murmur in great
fear, Il hope Mr.. Hearst is not
going to object TO this" Mr..
Hearst did not like the decision
in the Jennings case and so the
Jennings case has been entomb-
ed. 1t will be known again and
faith will live again only on that
Labor Easter when all workers
have combined to roll away the
stone'Ets 40 gFtFeRsEsts
f Ledger Strike
How can it be said that news
paper men and women have the
right of collective bargaining
with a group which will not even
consider the timid suggestions of
the rulers of the NRA. The pub
fishers have construed collective
bargaining to mean their right
to say: No! No! No! and don't
bother us again" Indeed, l might
say that the one gain secured by
the editorial workers under the
Voice of action. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1933-1936, 1935-03-22
Congress Against War
And FaScism Near

Danger of war, the Entertainments
of faSciSm must evoke in every organ
ization response to the call for delegates
to the Northwest Congress Against War
and FaSciSm.
Particularly do we appeal to Som
monwealth Builder units. The Obi con-
vention went on record against fascist
manifestations in the Northwest But
united action of ALL GROUPS is vital
to the struggle against faSciSm, against
war.
Such unity is the aim of the North
west Congress, called for Seattle, April
SO. The congress has already gained
wide support from trade unions, vet
eran, farm, jobleSS, liberal, church
groups. If your organization is one of
those not yet taking action, see person.
>ally that the matter comes up at the next
meeting.
Voice of action. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1933-1936, 1935-03-22
Jordan, LITER,
Asks Letters

Salem Penitentiary, Salem, Ore.
Dear Editor:
While my mother says she is
feeling well, my sisters explain
the matter quite differently. In
fact, we are afraid we shall not
have her with us very long since
her letters inquiring about my
well being are growing more pa
thetic each day, will you kindly
ask-through the Voice of Ac-
tion-that someone, somewhere,
adopt her as a pen pal" and
send her a few missives of cheer?
That is all | ask and she can be
reached at the old homestead,
9l2 Wood Street, Oakland, Calf
The name is still the same as
ever-Mary T. Jordan. Letters
cannot 60 astray If dispatched
as directed, for we have lived
there for Is years.
You might also add that a life
sentence is not very pleasant, es-
pecially under the circumstances
upon which was railroaded, and
it is doubly severe when | expect
a few smiling faces, only TO have
them all fail me. | have had one
single visit since the death SEN
tence was removed almost a
year ago. Perhaps someone who
reads our paper will drop in and
say hello" occasionally.
Thanks, and many of them, for
the weekly sheet, for it is the on
ly medium | have of getting the
npxyS Give NV hest rapardS tO