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REAL ESTATE
h0ughtOn L Co zoe 18th NV . DI 1883
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA IGOS
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 & ct nv
Tyler rutherford 1920 K At NV MA 0l75-0
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 280S Ga ave NV -. ..,s,.,,c co 1870
Greenbaum 1904 Eye st NV. ........ ME- 1852
State Lean Co 1909 ave Mt Rainier De 555S
PAWN BROKERS
ROSslyn Loan Co RoSslyn Va .........WAI $3.50
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Auto Service

American Auto Wrecksrs 227S nw.....DE S7S2
Bond Auto Service rear 1871 L NV. Az 0SS5
8uddy Hart Super Ser $40 Prospect " We 2G12
Henry Poole l342 II Sc. ......... ~ 2S0O
Grose'S Auto Service 1894 9th NV NE 60&6
GaertneF's Auto Services rear no N Gao W I250
lanes Murphy 1909 NJ nv 81 9503
Raybestos Brake Service 6l7 N 7 aV Of S6i6
Watts Garage rear 1927 NV NO 92IO
18th st Garade. r C willie 100 18th nv
Auto RrSke Service Co 427 K NV ME- 8208
Brovn's IUte ReuaIr 1901 18th nv . NO $3.50
Johnson AutO Repair 23la Ga AZ NV NO I0I0
Lambert Auto Service 141S LIST ne ...... 20 52O2
8 Auto Glass Shop 1904 % .....Il eS4S:v
Call Carl Inc Rl4 q NV. ...... o. 2775
Perry Mason 2l55 ChamDlain q NV :. CO 1920
Mid City Auto Co WIIIys. KnlVht I'LL 14th De 50S0
MeCOmas 0Idsm0biIe Ser rear 1919 Is. MA ssh
Modern Auto Body Wks 2115 M ....@ NE 72SI
National Auto Too Co 2116 ~ NV De 2S3S
No Washington st Garage Alex Va. ALEX wv
PhIIi0 A TOIsoH 1901 nv. ......... NO 9074
Senator's Auto Wash SOC 2040 Go AZ Nv NO SSIA
BATTERY SERVICE
Dist Bat Flee Co 1927 goth nv me 00e5
GIneII { Glover Bat& Flee Ger 2S06 Pa ~ WE 2AIO
GARAGES
Conrad Garaas 1922 I've at nw..........ST S7U
WELDING
Day WeTdIns Co 80 Sumner Ct nw.....NA SSSI
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Agnes Marie STA ilth nv .......A O 7757
Aidas Beauty Salon 25SS BladenbR I'd ne II 9320
Angelo Beauty Shop 1911 Adams MN I'd co I0leS
AnSIiR's Beauty ShOpps 25l5 IA vt NV co I0l96
Ards Beauty shcI ssos !: E nv go 1897 !Sss,
cOsmstTeuo Beauty shes S1s1 NJ PIT nv GO 7Ie!
cOsmOpO!itan Beauty shSp s27 10th ct NV M6 SSIS S
cTrtI: Beauty saISH s4ls u NV. &c s Zig
OonIphaR Beauty Shop Doniphan BE-. Alex 9S2
Earle Beauty Salon 521 Is NV ME 6SSS
ESther's Beauty Salon B4S ne u! SSSS
FIOFesteIIs Beauty Salon sos Il nO.. ~ 90S0
Gabriel 1919 Conn AZ NV ........NA IVY
Irene Beauty PafIOP 2a09 "a nv ......c0 $3.50
lacks HaIrdressins Salon 10 ~ nW.... o. SS67
Ice PaIaRO l34S Conn av ...... NO 4S8S
Leon Jules HalrdressIng 1881 q q NV ME $3.50
Lillian CrameP Ills 18th nv ......... 0l 0235
Levels Beauty Salon no IA nv. ........ME 1875
MaFinOlIO Approved Sh0p 1908 IL Nv. u Sx0S
OalIVla Sisters 1870 Conn Az MA $3.50
Park Central Beauty Shop 1900 = NV. MI. 0NO
Ruth VItalO Beauty Salon 1905 W Az nv u 63z0
WOOdbuFH Beauty Salon 1873 Col I'd co OS5S
Acme Beauty Salon 8 & nv ,. NO IOSS4
AdeIe'S 1880 NV ....,,,. NO 9A7@
Betty Boop shOp. ll1s o st NV OF sA4S.j
e Lac Beauty Salon 1911 l. st NV ME- $3.50
FLEMING Beauty Shoppe 1914 Ct NV NO 634S
HeleR'S Beauty Salon 300 I'd W ME- asa
Lady Lulu 1855 9th nv 20 1898
GaFraRoe Beauty Shoppe S04 q nv DE Sl00
La Val Beauty Salon 1911 You nv DE 5Se5
MaFIORettO Beauty Sh0p 1918 You NV NO 95t9
Roberta's Beauty Salem as Fla ave NV NO i0SS7
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Acknowledgements

Abby Radio Service s547 Ga ave NV co S69S
ABC artery & 81 ser Inc 1929 Cap St De I7I7
American Radio Serv 1881 u CAP ct IL OO62
Bills Radio Ser 1l04h King st Alex Va Alex 2Sol
Carriers Radio Co 1857 N ct NV WE SOFT
CIay8 Majestic PhIcO Serv 1899 18th nv De 67e2
Gamers SOC Radio Ser Calls CO 69IA
GIbsOns Radio SerV 1921 Belmont I'd Nv co 1I55
4 G Lord Radio Z Ref0 Service GE casa
Gardner b 9jnkett 1918 You Ct NV De 5500
industrial Fl Z Radio SerV 512 Fla ave De 5OS9
KenRsdys Radio Service 1919 18th nv Go 1883
Modern EIeo Lab 500 Fla ave De A02O
Radio sam 281T Conn ave 80. co asia
TrevoIIa Radio Service 1910 3 Ct no . At 42I2
Universal Radio cleo Co 1Os b ct nv Ol 66S0
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Advertisements under this heading are
presumed to be from private individuals.
unless the advertisement gives . firm
name or . business address or states
tho word Dealer" Members of the
public who find dealers advertising in
this column 40 private individuals are
arEsd to report the matter 70 The
Times for Investigation.
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

COsans T12 Tth Ct NV .................ST s47e
Do!I HO'IItaI liol i4th ny nv a.. . w s6 27S2
CASH REGISTERS
Cares a 2 Registers. Forms 927 18th nv % 1882
National Cash Register Co 1908 q NV MA 1875
TURNER'S
Little America Fur ShOp 1900 14th nW 40 9:07
Joseph ROendOrf sl7 18th NV ........ Ma 0Si5
n zlrkIn 4 Sons SCI 18th q" .-.''..@E 2Iis
Berthe Hat shop One Price 1899 Conn ~ AO O4s0
LEATHER GOODS
" KIhS 5Il 18th nv ...... ma G2le
SPORTS SHOPS
cSrrs Bicycle Z RelaIr 55S5 III eve. .0E 22S
UNIFORMS
Capital UhIf0Fm Co 1908 I st nv MA 1850
Cleaning, Remolding. Repairing
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Money to Loan-On Real Estate 81
$500 TO $5OO.JOO
ONLY REPAY 50c PER WEEK

Loans procured on LIST. I'd AMI Sd Trusts.
Fixtures, Inheritances. Estates. Stocks,
Autos. Bonds. Promotion. Patents.
DR.. A. HENRY, Inc. 1915 Eye St. n. W.
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BuiIders-ContFaetoFS-
Materials

American House CIsanIns Contractors ME- O4GS
W Graves & Son Gen Cont 1856 r NV 20 l2I6
BayiIsS Builders & Cont SIS King Alex 900
J A Collins brick plaster 500 r Ct NV 20 IA2A
G n Edwards bldg material 926 N q uW MA 497S
B GruVeP S18 Investment bg 49,. MA 1887
G 2 KarIstremer Golf Club Manor WA A2S0
Murphy Z AMss liz I'd Rossiyn Va We ISIS
Col ROht MOos Wash blvd Buchanan CIar 2290
Ed Il PelIlRen 507 Elm AZ TGkomS Park Nd.
Horn Construction CO POI Inv bldg Ne 1875
Rudolph West Co 1882 N 7 AZ NV MA $50
Robert Russell CORst Co R3 d NV . 20 S0IS
Harry Wardman 1878 NV -. 81 $3.50
MANTELS { THING
Edwin Elicit l1OR 9th NV MA 07Sl
GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE
Potomac Glass Co 1913 9th uw.....DI 900S
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Electrical Service

FsarInO EIso Co 1888 18th NV .. co IG2Ss.M
KuehIInS IOeksmitt Z EIes 4th ne u 2795
18th st Electric Shop 1901 14th NV CO I0S7S
Reliance Radio Co 1851 Ct nv .... ME- 73Il
ReRAI cleo Co $40 Cpshuf Ct NV w co 1891
Smith 929 Howard I'd sO.... II 6023.R
E Warren 1905 N Of NV ....... MA $3.50
Watson Co CO O468 eve At 2I2O.W
TurbervIIle Inc 1873 Conn AZ NO 9AO7
! Kent white 20 Cent 500 King It Alex Va Tel 2
WhltIng HeFFIty 11O8 9th NV ...... Ma SS82
Geo G W0rmley 5lT Fla ave NV. ......M0 S9IS
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Real Estate-Service
WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE

WANTED 10 BUY hEAL ESTATE
Duty 1924 Vermont ave nW......NA G4S2
Boswell BrasurO Co 923 18th nv. 81 $40
] Wesley Buchanan Inc 9l6 18th HW...ME IIG3
GOss Realty Co 14O5 Eye st NV INA 1858
Robt McKeeVer Co Shoreham bldg. MA N50
Weaver Bros Washington bldg ........ d 0406
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Ace Gun & lOcksmith 1113 Eye st NV me 6637
Edison Gun Key Shop 904 18th NV 49,.
!acE'' lock Z Key Shop ITS 18th uW. "a S95S
Try Ne Lock CO 221l 18th NV. .........DE 1877
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A LIquor Co 1905 coIumbis Fd uw .AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 Is NV lad 4SS0
Ambassador Beer Z Liquor 2463 10 Nv. CO l220
AmbrogiS DeIIeatesseR Il 3 Eta ~ nW NO 202S
Cairo LIQuOt ShOp 1913 II NV NO 97I2
COSta'S Confectionery $40 nth NV co 7I43
T LIQuOr Store S249 Nj Pleasant co 2420
Hyman's LIquor ShOp 3l2S Ne Pleasant CO AS33
Jaffe lIquOr Store 2Ol @ nv .DI 1912
Lo.kO LlquoF Store 1880 Fla ~ ne . II TIA
MulhsriR'S LIauOF Store II nv ME 1915
PiVsr's DeIIeatessen Liquor 1899 IL nv CO I04I0
Plaza Wine & Llau0r Store 1O5 N CAP ME 1915
Rsld's LlquOP store 1863 q &C NV NO 94I9
Reliable Liquor Store 1921 "a nv DE 1924
eammy's LIQUOR Store 1S4S 14th nw.. DE S99S
Sam Else 5410 Ga Az NV S9S0
Service LlquOf ShOp 4O7 I Az us. ode e4e4
Q E LlauoP St0rO 625 Pa ~ co. "a O727
Spanish Store 1885 nth nv ,...,OE 1888
StseImaR's LIquOF Store 27l6 IL NV co 6767
True Blue LIQuOF Store 1888 Wis ~ NV WE IS40
YSrk Wine Liquor Store 1857 Ga ~ CO S60S
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Moving & Storage

AII.stats Transfer Co local long dist 81 S72O
Jobs booked daiIy-Phils. N. Z. BoStSa
W Transfer Co l342 W st nv NO 1904
Call IacksOns Express Co 1922 W d nv 20 1888
Curtis Transfer 1870 st NV 80. De 2S6S
Davis Transfer Co 1915 East Cap It, IL 1887
Eagls Transfer Co 1928 q ne. NO 66A2
Gordon's 1889 18th Ct NV ......P0 1855
MuIens Trans Storage 201O eth :. NO $3.50
Neal SamueI's Express 1851 goth NV e. ME 6S6S
Reliable Local Moving 900 st ss.....LI 6IS7
Rogers Transfer 1858 B Ct ne ...... IL 9775
c SWofford 1919 5th nw.........OE OI90.J
Rogers Transfer 1913 aV.......ME 9775
Springs q Sons 606 N 7 ~ W........ME 8s2S
Walker 1922 nth nv .......DE @S8S
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc COS 3 ave ne .........P0 1858
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 q WI 29AS
BOyds School Of Sect 1888 ct nv . MA 2342
Columbus UnIVerSity 1923 18th nv DE SAAS
Miss Floods Klndersarten 1929 Mass ave NV -
POteetS Business College l4th & Eye Ste MA 47I7
StanfieId Sect School TO 18th nv DI 1858
Southeastern University 1888 q Ct NV MA 0250
WhItmOre Sect SchoOI 1910 h ct nv ME- $751;
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Roosevelt for 1886
Club in DanviIIe

DANvILLE, Va, July Is (Spe-
ciaD.-The first Roosevelt for
1882 Club in Virginia was formed
here last night. E. j. Wyatt, heads
the organization designed to pro-
mote the Presidents interests dur
ing the early stages of the coming
campaign.
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Home Insulation
PIumbing-Heatina

Hudson suDpIy Co Ith and T Uta ne. 20 IN;
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Oil Burners

Auusw Oil Burner cOru 1ss 18th st NV MA sSss
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Quick, Confidential. Dignified Service
DISTRICT AUTO FINANCE CO.
Oil N Y Ave. N W. MET 2SO3
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Barber Shops
Beauty Salons

Griffin. Barber Shop 4oSh 9th NV
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Allen Decorating Co l7ss Conn ave. =. 70 447s
6rlggS Paint Store 1907 9th nw........ME 1888
Caesar Short Plastering $50 Mass Az NV Of 60SI
@ GetSIngeF 30l Poplar Takom0 Pk SH 1913
Hooper KlesneF s20 Ct NV MA ass
Mcclellan { Co the o2S o d NV NO SSSS
Mahoney WaIlpaper Co 32A Pa ave %. IL 0SSs
Parsley q H0It 4603 18th NV .....GE 1881
n Smith 1874 Webster NV .......An 7I0S
r 4 Lewis 1929 1st NV gen repairS me S5S6
Louis TuOzz0 1884 nth NV
WIgeiRgtOn George 1914 N Car AZ 90 At 494S
Peerless Decorator (Col) $50 81 NV WE 2O2@.M
Plastering. Stuccoing. Carpentering. CemontinR
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Educational

CARD PUNCH OPERATION INSTRUC.
TON given on all leading types of Inter.
national Key Punch Machines. easy to learn.
Rates reasonable. Day and evening sessions.
Glasses now forming National 174S.
STRAYER COLLEGE. Homer Bldg. 18th
and SITS, n. W.
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GO STEIN BEDDING co. O0
DO 1904 EYE. ST. N. W. NET. 949O DO
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NATIONAL Cash REGISTER COMPANY,
Cash Observation-Disclosures Machines,
New and used. Phone MA. l276
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AUTO LOANS PROCURED
INVESTIGATE OUR RATES
FRANKLIN FINANCE co.
FREE PARKING IN REAR
NET. $3.50. 80 to $50. 1014 14th n ".
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AUTO LOANS

~ PER MONTH. IL MONTHS TO PAY
No Endorsers. Quick. Courteous Service
PUBLIC AUTO FINANCE CO.
920 N. Y. Ave. N. W. MAI. 1869.
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AUTO LOANS

FINANCE SERVICE, INC.
$50 N. Y. Ave. N. w. Ma. 1904.
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Unused "Nokol" Oil Burner
Large size. Cash. Sacrifice. WEST 3O5S.
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AUTO LOANS

IL MONTHS TO PAY
ATLAS AUTO FINANCE co.
o01 10TH ST. N. w. NAT. 1855
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NoNTREAL-Gateway to Historic Prov
ince Of Quebec. For booklet. write
Montreal Tourist 3 Convention Bureau
Montreal.
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LITERARY DIGEST offers never eQualed
by other pub. 507 National Union Bldg.
MEN 81 to enter business paying $40 to
$50 weekly. Must be neat. Rush sea-
son now on. Apply Immediately. 8 to IL,
Real Silk Hosiery Mills. 30 Chandler Bldg,
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Employment

Situations Wanted-FemalO IS
COLoRED GIRL-Part time or prepare
meal. Exp. refs. co. 1900. Jan. quarters
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Devious Ways
Succeed

The methods Of Nero Wolfe,
private detective extraordinary,
are Of course familiar to quite a
number Of readers who know their
mystery stories.
In "The League Of Frightened
Men," Mr.. Rex Stout outdoes him.
self in making the actions Of his
wizard again top the mystery of
the crimes he unravels.
Mr.. Wolfe, it seems, is a grower
Of orchids as well as a detective.
He is ponderouS in weight. He
has as large a passion for beer as
he does for orchids and money
and he likes nothing better than
to mystify all those about him.
It even seems that at times he
mystifieS himself.
It takes him not more than a
mere flicker of an eyelash to de-
eide that the person against whom
all the suspicion points is not the
guilty party. From there on by
devious ways, much to the irri-
tation Of his faithful assistant
Archie Goodwin, he drinks beer,
hardly moves and weaveS a net
into which everyone falls, good
and bad alike,
"The League Of Frightened
Men" is a good mystery. It will
also make a good moving picture.
"The League OF Frightened
Men," q mystery BY Rer Stout
published by FGrrGr and Rhine
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ury Department are bona fide
Government employees for the du-
ration Of their appointments.
When jobs are to be done, the
artists are selected through open
competition or by closed invited
competitions and individual ap-
pointment Of artists who, "be-
cause Of their recognized talent
are entitled to receive work with.
out competition"
Several famous mural painters
have been appointed to do work
on Government buildings Such
men, for instance, as Henrick
Martin Mayer, Tom LaFarge,
Gerald Foster, Clarence Garter,
and others equally well known.
The murals, in many cases, de.
pict historical scenes and in
others are imaginative and sym
bolic paintings. A.....a,........
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electric light but giving a tremen-
douS illumination.
Today, The Times here repre-
sents the very latest development
in this art of Photographic repro
duction. It is one which gives
the impression Of a bas-relief, OF
an etching in stone.
This new system gives q new
perspective on pictures. Study
those shown here, depicting the
Federal Triangle and the new
Dunbarton Bridge.
Here you see them as the eye
of the camera catches them, CIV
ing a new view. The photograph
ers and art editors Of The Times
guard jealousy their system. It
is new, different and very effec-
tive.
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A NeU Science

Is there an earthquake in Tokyo?
A war in Ethiopia? No mat
ter what the danger, how thick
the bullets fly, the comeraman is
on the job so that the reader may
visualize the great events Of the
day.
Photography is a science, and a
new science.
It was late in the eighteenth
century when a Swedish scientist
discovered that silver chloride
darkened under the rays Of the
sun. And it was many years after
that fact was first noted that any
one considered this might be util'
lied to record q picture.
Then many attempts were made.
And by curious coincidence, in the
year 1889 two scientists, Daguerre
and Talbot, each met with sue
cess.
So for as the newspaper reader
is concerned, their discovery Of
the art of photography was the
most important thing since the in
vention of the printing press by
Gutenberg.
It was many years later that
the art of photo-engraving de-
veloped to the point that q news
paper could reproduce a photo
graph, years in which scientists
labored long and hard to develop
the process.
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high standard Of art, to employ
local talent.
To endeavor to secure the Co
operation of people throughout
the country interested in the arts
and whose Judgment in connec
ton with art has the respect OF
the section, in selecting artists
for the work to be done, and
criticism and advice as to thei1
production.
In carrying out this work tc
make every effort to afford an
opportunity to all artists on the
sole test of their qualification
as artists, and accordingly, to
encourage competitions wherever
practical, recognizing the fact
however, that certain artists, be
cause Of their recognized talent
are entitled to receive work
without competition.
Often MisconStrued
Some people have misconStrued
the purposes Of this section, be-
lieving that it Is q continuation
Of the Public Works Of Art Prof
ect, known better by its alpha
bette name, the PWAP. This
impression got around because
the section Of painting and
sculpture came into being just
shortly after the PWAP died.
But whereas the PWAP artists
were men and women on relief
rolls who were paid out Of FERA
funds, the artists employed by
Mr.. Bruce's section id the Treas
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Irwin Tells
Bizarre
Story

A conscientious reporter, Mr..
Theodore Irwin, has turned the
results of his newspaper days and
further investigation into the pro-
duction of Strange Passage" q
gripping novel of deportees.
Despite the fact that Mr.. Irwin
lets his personal prejudices against
freeing this country Of those who
have slipped in Illegally get the
better Of him in such a degree
that he spoils the force Of the
story, it is an interesting novel.
The story Of Paul Kobel and
Stephanie is a full-blooded express
sion of the loves and trials Of q
group that America as a nation
is strictly guarding its shores
against.
It will be said for Mr.. Irwin
that the training of his days on q
newspaper have not been lost. His
descriptions and his color have an
authoritative ring.
His climaxes climb and climb
but always the zest for driving
home his point by repetition and
more repetition overstep his bet
ter Judgment as a weaver Of
tales. Mr.. Irwin lays it on too
thick.
Despite this tendency his story
has enough of the unusual, the
bizarre, the stark, to make his
title, Strange Passage" bear the
brunt for the deficiencies and
carry his volume toward success.
The hero and the heroine, Of
course, are way UP on the list
of the deporteeS as far as intelli-
gence and guilt are concerned.
Their advent into this country
was a necessity. Their deporta-
ton was also q necessity and
while the Government hurried
them on their way, the events
that occurred during their
Strange Passage" makes a start
ling tale.
("Strange Passage" q story At
deporteeS, by Theodore truth,
published by Harrison Smith &
Robert H1Gs.)
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Criticizes the
New Deaf

There is a great deal written
these days on the subject Of this
country'S foreign trade policies.
Most of the material is tainted
with political bias.
A book, therefore, Of the type
written by DR.. Alonzo E. Taylor
will serve a practical purpose OF
stating facts effectively. DR.. Tay"
lor, director Of the Food Research
Institute at Stanford University,
is not a politician. He has no axes
to grind, and while he Is most
outSpoken in his criticism Of the
New Deals attitude toward for.
eign trade he presents a welter Of
facts to sustain his thesis.
("The New Deal and Foret0n
Trade" published BY MGcMilIGn
CQnpGnyZ L. -I----A
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These muralS emanate from the
section of painting and sculpture
of the Treasury Department, under
the direction of Edward Bruce,
who himself Is a well-known artist.
The section came into existence on
October 16, 1884, at the direction
of the Secretary of the Treasury,
Henry Morgenthau.
Decoration of the walls Of Gov
ernment buildings is not new in
Washington, since the Capitol and
the Library Of Congress have long
been setting an example for mural
paintings.
But the decoration of the Gov
ernment'S office buildings is some
thing Of a novelty, and under the
painting and sculpture section,
they are fast becoming important
items in the construction Of build
ings here.
ObjeCtfves
The purposes Of the section, de-
fined in the order creating it, are
interesting. They are defined as
follows:
To secure suitable art Of the best
quality available for the embeliSh-
ment Of public buildings.
To carry out this work in such
a way as will assist in stimulating,
as far as practicable, the develop
ment Of art in this country and
reward what Is regarded as the
outstanding talent which develops.
! So far as is consistent with a
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The Best
Sellers
FICTION

- ~ - S~AS
"Lucy Gayheart," by
Villa Gather, Knopf.
"Circus of DR.. Lao" by
Charles Finney, Viking.
"Feliciana," by Stark
Young, scribner.
Goodbye, Mr.. Chips"
by James Hilton, Little,
Brown.
Green Light" by Lloyd
6. Douglas, Houghton,
Mifflin.
Solomon, My Son." by
John Erskine, Bobbs, Mer-
rill.
NoNFICTI0N
Life with Father" by
Clarence Day, Knopf.
don Fernando" by w.
Somerset Maugham, Dou-
bleday, Doran.
America Faces the Bar
ricade," by John J. spivak,
Covici Friede.
Liberal Tradition" by
Lewis Douglass, D. Van
Nostrand.
"old Boat Rocker" by
William s. Mudd, Dodd,
Mead.
"Redder Than the Rose"
by Robert Forsythe, Covici
Eriede.
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Notes On
Books

death of a First Mate" will
be the next Dutton Club mystery
by Charles Barry. It will be
published in November.
Dutton and Company has just
published Lewis Carroll'S "RuS-
sian Journal and Other Selec.
tions." It contains a chapter con.
trasting two schools OF novel
writing.
Doubleday Doran will publish
William McFee'S latest, "The
Beachcomber," at the end Of this
month.
"Better Than Dying" by Robert
Faherty, recently of the Chicago
Herald and Examiner, has just
been published. 1t is his first
novel.
The Washington times., 1935-08-17

It was the tap of the mallet
against the chisel Of these primi-
tive stone masonS which created
the first photographs" of which
the world knows.
Newspaper readers look at pho
tographs and pass them by, little
dreaming of the years of scientific
study, Of hard work, Of dangers
encountered, to obtain and repro
duce that picture.
Is there a fire in a munitions
plant? There is the cameraman,
daShing through the lines, getting
his pictures, rushing back to the
office, by airplane, motorcycle,
speedboat, automobile-the fastest
way possible.
The Washington times., 1935-08-17
Improvements

Year by year there have been
improvements, better quality in
the final results. Cameras were
improved. Plates made more SEN
Sitive. Dangerous flaShlight
powder replaced by noiseless and
safe flash bulbs, similar to an
The Washington times., 1935-08-17
Governments Invading
The Field of Art

Appearance Of mural paintings Federal buildings in
Washington and in cities throughout the country has stimu
lated public interest in Government invasion of the field of art
Nobody resent it, In fact Uncle Sans interest in
the and his employment of American artists to decorate his
own buildings is receiving praise.