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ADDING MACHINES in new and
reconditioned machines; rentals and re-
pairs. Capitol Typewriting Co, 1896 N. Y.
ave. NV. Phone National 1858.
YEDS complete new mattresses BED room
suite chifforobe. living room suite. -refrig-
orator. dressers. Edelman, 1903 Georgia
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

WOOD--Genujne hardwood, twist oak
and hickory. Sl1 cord. Phone Bradley
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-DAILY SHORT STORY---
MISLEADING LADY
a playwright. Both
fell madly in love
with Michele.

a playwright. Both
fell madly in love
with Michele.
"You can imagine
the situation, with
both friends trying
to be faithful to
each other and at
the same time win
the smiles and the
hand of the lovely
actress. S m l t n
found that there
was no role suited
to her in the play.
but retained her
anyway.
Brown felt that
he must do some
thing to match
Smiths generosity
so he wrote a part
in the play espe-
cially for Michele
which didn't great.
ly alter the plot
but gave her q
chance tn act.
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~ YOw that it was settled that
M they would stay North for the
VI Winter, Winsome Bluebird
l. Y and Welcome Robin made
their plans. and whenever they met
they talked things over.
st can be very comfortable down in
the cedar swamp" said Welcome
Robin. mo matter how cold the
weather gets, I'll be all right down
there, think"
"You know II 1t got very bad you
could spend a night or two In Farmer
Browns barn." said Winsome Blue
bird.
Welcome Robin nodded. eyes" said
he, Il could do that, providing there
Is any way of getting in"
There are openings where the
Pigeons go in and out" said Winsome
Bluebird.
"And where will you spend your
time?" asked Welcome Robin.
"Oh, you'll probably see me down
In the cedar swamp more or less" re-
piled Winsome Bluebird. "As I told
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you before. 7 sleep in one Of those
houses that Farmer Browns boy put
up. There is straw in the bottom of
1t and it Is very comfortable"
"I suppose the folks that have gone
down South are pitying us" said Wei
come Robin.
winsome Bluebird nodded. "I sup
pose they are" he said. "Of course,
they don't understand that In some
ways we are better off than they are"
Welcome Robin looked bit puzzled
over this remark. "In what ways?"
he asked.
"well, to begin with" replied Win
some Bluebird, I'VE have fewer enc
mics to watch for now than we had
In the Summer, for most Of our feath-
cred enemies have gone South also.
So Mrs. Bluebird and Mrs. Robin and
the rest of the small feathered folk
who have gone South will have not
only the enemies that live there to
watch out for, but the enemies that
60 down from up here. I'll venture
to say that you haven't seen . single
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SERMON SERIES TO OPEN
Takoma Lutheran Pastor An

nounces Topic for Tomorrow.
Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer, pastor Of
the Takoma Lutheran Church, will
preach tomorrow the first of series
of advent sermons entitled THE King
Is Coming" The subject Of the first
sermon is 1.-THE King Is Promised"
He Comes From Heaven" HE Must
Come" and "He Must Be Prepared
For" will be the subjects of the SER
mons that will be preached on sue
cessive advent Sundays.
The vestry meets in the church
rooms on Monday evening.
The brotherhood will hold an oyster
supper Wednesday beginning at 5
o'clock, to which all are invited.
The Seth Parker Gathering" will
be held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Waterholter, Al Takoma avenue
Takoma Park, Md, tomorrow eve
ming.
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sos goth NV. (near Pennsylvania ave.l-
For employed gentleman; front room. S6i
back room, So. 30
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PLYING TO SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO.
via Miami. Havana, Port su Prince. on or
about Dec. 4. Stinson Junior plane; expe,;
licensed by the Department of Commerce.
Can take 2 passengers; rates reasonable
Telephone H. l.. PRICE. Alex. 1S29-W. i
PONTIAC SEDAN, CHICAGO. LEAVING
Monday; two wanted: share expense; ref
erences. Phone SHEEHAN. Col. 1904. i
TRAVEL EARLY SUNDAY TO N Y. RE-
turn Tues. Ford '35. Accommodate two;
reasonable. Address Box 2l4-T, Star ofhce.
DRIVING CAR Los ANGELES. DEC. s.;
accommodate - passengers. help drive; rea-
sonable; references exchanged. Col. 22S2.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Per-
sonal Is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

SUN TAN ELEC BATHS. STIMULATOR
machines dandruff; men only. 140o 10Th
St, ent. 1901 o NV. North 1866, 10 TO y.
CoLONIC IRRIGATIoNs PHYSIoTHER-
apy: graduate nurse: hours. 10 TO 3 your
residence or mine. Call District 1870. .
PHYSICAL CULTURE BY MALE NURSE
from New York City. for gentlemen only.
Phone National 505S.
YOUNG WOMAN. NURSERY SCHOOL
training. excellent reference. will care Tor
child during day. in exchange room herseil
and husband Government employe. Ao-
dress Box 209-T. Star offce.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY NY
time or money back. Write for booklet:
WERcK. 1858 Columbia I'd. Adams O3Ss
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY,
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay high price. The Greater
w. W, Chambers Co offers a complete
Worlds finest waterproof. airtight, guar
Chambers for SIS In case OF death call n
corner Chaplin NV Col. 04s2: Phone OF
write cur address. We will send you 9
beautiful catalogue Of how we do It: 1400
Chaplin St NV. Columbia 0432. 517 11th
st Sc. Atlantic 6700.
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Al o. found Jun my my
really excellent
seat in the rapid
" filling opera
house and waited
expectantly for the
curtain to rise on
the famed Michele
and THE Dolls
House" Only the
unexpected illness
of the regular dra-
matte critic on my
paper had given
me the chance to
fulfill one of my
ambitions a n d
cover a show, so
naturally I was
eager to do a COM
petent job and
miss nothing"
So intent was I
upon following the
action Of the play,
I paid scant at
fentjon TO the late
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

MANUSCRIPT WoRK-Expert stenogra-
pher-tvpist. work to do at home; reason
able rates. Phone Georgia 575S. l"
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion: refer
ences given. Call before 3 PM. Metro
polttan O54O Ant 4O3 l.
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HELP--DoMESTIC.
{COntinued.) }

WHITE GIRL to care for baby and small
apartment: salary. $50: stay nights. Phone
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2O34 18th ST-Laree corner room. twin
beds: meals If desired; your nome away
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14I2 CHAPLIN ST. NV. Apt. 22-Large
front room. beautifully furnished. private
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TYPEWRITERS S36; S4 mo-. Just like
rent: No L. c. Smith, No. 10 Remington.
No. Underwood. 5716 16th st. NV.
WASHER. new; no reasonable offer refused;
cash or terms. 412S Sth st. NV, Apt.
1O2. Phone Adams 71G1.
WASHING MACHINES-Large assortment
late model5 guaranteed; S1750 up. P1oc-
WASHING MACHINES electric, slightly
shopworn Smiths Transfer g. Storage Co.,
1913 You st. NV. Phone North 3343
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gentleman or lady. Cali Columbia 6ss..
CORNER OF EAST CAPITOL AND 4th NE:
Clean. newly papared Ink. room; eouipped
with Frigidaire. gas range, studio couch,
breakfast set. easy chair; $50 weekly.
Entrance No. 4th st. ne. .
4712 9Th ST. N.W,-Comfortable single
front room; exceptionally quiet private
home: very reasonable; Eentleman' 80
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA--Larse bed
room for gentleman in jewish Iamlly'
meals optional. Telephone Adams lIO9-J.
7l7 ONTARIO RD NV srGs ansar rms 18th msais snd
and cars convenient: gentleman. Col. 621s.
1913 IRVING ST N.W-Available at once;
Ssf Sa5 montR tfO@ snse no
entertaining in room; unlimited phone.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-Private bath;
large front. twin beds all convenienceS.
$40: meals optional. Phone Adams 7695.
ing rooms. next to bath and shower, suit
able for 3 or 4. Phone North 5ll4-J.
1919 VERMONT AvE.-7Gentleman to share
small 2-rm. apt. with bath; rear basement
chw, oil heat; central: SID mo.
1924 EVARTs ST. N.E-Newly furnished
throughout, twin beds private home, de-
tached: prefer two gentlemen.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK, 1865 goth st,
n.w.-,Large front room: pedohving @ nns, room; tmc
gentlemen. Phone Adams 6205.
NEW BERNE, Apt. 80. 18th and Mass. ave.
n.w.-Single room: small family; gentle
man; references. Metropolitan 5000.
l72S LAMONT-Nicely furnished room on
second floor: very convenient to car lines
or bus.
1915 10th ST Nw.-Very attractive front
room; convenient comfortable. renned'
twin beds; men or couple. Potomac 1799
1923 CHAPLIN ST.-Bed-living room. 2nd
floor, front; southern exposure: neatly fuT-
nished; inst. h. W.. unlimited phone; So wK.
1927 PARK RD.-Attractive room in large.
pleasant detached house. near cars; $40
month Phone Columbia 10322.
CONN. AVE AND NJ. 1881 jefferson Pl-
Iarge room. single or twin beds; plenty
hot water and heat: gentlemen.
5514 4th ST. NW.-Large front room with
private bath; also room next to bath. Phone
Georgta 6271.
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GRAND HOTEL.
606 st. n.w.-Clean, warm rooms. IS
week; c4-hour service. Metropolitan S352.
CHEVY CHASE-Nicely furnished. detached
home: close transportation: breakfast op-
tional. Phone Cleveland 0S43.
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- - : 1etI o. -
MECHANIC,
Experienced Ford VS.: can use several
at once; steady employment.
See Mr.. Spence, Cherner,
1871 Fla. Ave. NV.
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13US 10Th ST. NV, scott CircIe-Warm,
attractive single room. $50 per month.
171O MONROE ST, NE.-Nice cozy room
for two. private home. Board optional.
Reasonable 2s
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IROQUOIs, 1910 M St NV. Apt. sos
Comfortable room. private apt. orly two
occupants; elevator, cont. h. W. and heat1.
1928 10th ST. NW.-Quiet well-furnished
Outside room, comfortable double bed. pris
Vate bath
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

I7O1 PARK RCAD-Wellington. No. 106--
Large. comfortable outside room; conven-
lent to cars. buses, eating places.
1904 CALVERT ST-Large front room.
comfortably furnished; bath with continu-
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| 1921 BELMONT RD Nw.-Comfortab able
single room: gentleman. Phone Adams 42L4:
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. .4101 Legation St.
Nicely furn 2nd-1oor bed room, next batn'
private home: employed lady; ref.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

bUS1NESS EOh O4N1AALos
EXPERIENCED BUILDER wants, partner
ticulars apply 1910 14th st. NV. Phone
DRUG STORE FOR SALE-Rent; $50 mo-;
doing S225 week: sell reasonable. small
down payment. easy terms. Address Box
SIT. Star office.
PATENT MEDICINE STORE and soda foun-
tain; 500 month rent; doing about S225 a
Sell reasonably. Address BOX S0-T, Star
office.
$50 MONTHLY CASH on 81. 900 invested
monthly. secured by, hrst commercial in
Phone Emerson 1851.
INCORPORATE your business in Della
ware; low cost: information without 0pil-
cation. Met. $50. Room 4O1. Hill Bldg.
SANDWICH SHOP, restaurant. beer license;
New Hamp. Inquire at 912 st. NV. 3O'
HIGHLY RATED. OLD NATIONAL FIRM
now extending successful branch system
good opening for active, dependable man
able to invest $500 to 5000 with services
Investment protected and returnable. No
sales work. Income at start should exceed
$3.50 monthly. Company will cooperate
financially for business expansion which
red For personal interview. give address
and phone. Address Box 4S9-S, Star of1ce.
BAKERY, equipped, near washington. has
nne ItJures very TtdSOIldDlc' CduSc, III
health. For particulars. address Box 165.T.
Star office. i
SHOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stitcher and
f1nisher. 5000; very good condition. Also
store for rent 3106 MT. Pleasant NV.
POSSESSION OF 9-RM HOUSE down.
town. Rent, S75; completely furnished.
fully rented Sacrifice. Met. 1865. 30
SMALL DEIICATESSEN, off-sale beer;
dress BOX 213-T. Star office. 2s
NEW STORE 25x6O, 7731 ALASKA AVE,
Shepherd Park next to Sanitary. Good
for delicatessen or luncheonette; reas.
rent Phone Cleveland 73l3.
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HELP-MEN,

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
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Wrecking Laurel Mills,

,bhON6L hlD' .no
30 orlSk eeSe srafn oorinE doors
windows, misc. Phone Laurel 324. State
Contracting Co. Baltimore Md.
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. white; wife, excellent cook. man,
chauffer butler, houseman; can do electri-
cal work; can furnish excellent references.
Phone Cleveland 07S7. 30
COUPLE. Filipino, experienced, wish posi-
tion. butler, chauffeur and maid; city ref
erence. Address Box 176-T. Star office. u
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 2OI4 P sT-sunny
basement housekeeping room: lovely front
room twin beds; room next bath: used
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223O HALL FL. NW-Large front room.
twin beds, S25; private home; gentlemen
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Bedtime Stories
Talking It Over.

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Talk over things: twill always pay.
The answer you may find that way.
Old Mother Nature.
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I64I HOBART ST. NW-LarRe front
room. southern exposure, next to oath'
rea S0pahle
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100 c ST. NE. Apt 3O1-Nicely furnished
room modern apartment, next bathi S3O
for two S25 for one.
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1927 18th ST. N.W.-Warm room. second
floor one block from cars. Telephons
Adams 111l
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1899 NEWTON ST. NW-Attractive room
in well-kept home. next to bath; employed
lady preferred Phone Columbia O166.
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I4I4 10th ST, NW.-Man to share room
in basement: kitchen privilege. inquire
10 nit0r
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1910 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Large furnished
room. first floor married couple preferred.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C., near Circle-Com-
Portable front room. single or doupIe'
shower; private home. Cleveland 63l6.
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| 855 B ST. NE. - Attractive. newly fur
| nished room. private home; near Capitol;
| ! or gentlemen preferred i
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1852 MADISON ST. NV. : Comfortable
room, next bath; suitable for gentlemen
or employed couple; references. PHONE
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DUPONT CIRCLE-In studio house, pri-
| waite family adults: informal atmosphere;
convenient; only cultured gentlemen. Phone
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MERRILL MANSIONS

513 BUCHANAN ST. N.W-Large. attrac-
bus: $50 mo. Col. ARG, evenings. 30s
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ROOMs-FURNIsHED.

1857 EUCLID ST. NW-Room. End floor.
next TO bath; continuous hot water. phone;
near to both car and bus lines.
24I9 18th ST. N.W-Attractive front bay
window room S375; basement room. dry.
clean. comfortable 81 SO: gentlemen. Phone
Columbia
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1925 18th ST NW-Lovely front room,
comfortable, convenient location; reason
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HELP-DOMESTIC
COLORED GIRL, general housework and
care of children; references. Call after 2
Saturday all day Sunday. I'll 11th st: sW.
COLORED MAIDS-Must be good cleaners;
$15 month, room and board. 22Ol MASS.
ave. NV.
COOK AND HOUsEWORKER first class
and experienced; prefer one who mas
worked In Jewish family; state city reIer,-
ence in reply. Address Box ll2-T, Star
GIRL OR WOMAN, white, for general
housework. cookins: stay nights; wash
ington references; $50 month. Phone
Wisconsin 3693.
GIRL, white. reliable. for housework; rel. rel.
to drive; small family. Shepherd 3os5-J.
HOUsEKEEPER. white. small family. no
childyen. Phone Guceln S276 after p.m.
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1891 Fairmont n.w.-Attr. apt. 2 rms,
kit, bath. scr. pch.. sleep. or Ink. rooms.
200 RODMAN RD. N.W.-Second house
back OF BroadmooT Apts.. in the woods;
quiet place; room for two
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1861 PARKWOOD PL NV. (near Park I'd.
and 14th)-Priy. family; unlimited phone.
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1850 SHERIDAN ST. NW.-Large front
room. twin beds. private bath; also single
room. next bath: new home; convenient to
cars and bus. Phone Georgla SIl1.
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2sO4 ?9th ST NV, near Westchester
Apts.-Furnished master bed room, private
bath: man preferred; garage II desired.
Phone Cleveland 61b5.
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1923 18th ST. NW.-Private family: large.
Well-furnished front room; also single rms. |;
oil heat cont. hot water. Columbia 5616.
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1923 r ST. NV. Apt. 42-Two rooms. one
single room, one double; very reasonable.
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1915 LAMONT ST NW.-LarRe room,
clean. comfortable. next bath, screened
porch, cont. h. W.; owners home; gen
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NEAR 10th AND R--Pleasant. wel-iur55 :
| niShed room, newly decorated: unlimited
| telephone continuous hot water. 1870
L n n..I
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2311 LIST ST. N.w.-H.-w.h.. electricity;
two-room apt. stove and sink, So; one
Ink. room, front. 81; three.room apt.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractive stu
dio room. fireplace, large closet; light and
warm; S25 month. 1862 New Hampshire
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PETWoRTH.. 727 Quincy st. N.W.-Large,
beautifuI front room southern exposure;
clean. quiet in refined home: gentleman.
pboOe Columbia TnE6-J
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1881 N ST. NW.-Clean, nicely furnished
Ink rooms :}rd f., next bath; twin beds
if desired $3.50.
SUITE of large rooms can be rented
separately or collectively. Also 6 rooms,
newly decorated and furnished, located
downtown. near Government buildings.
Continuous heat and hot water Dinner
if desired. Gentlemen only; rates very
reasonable. For information call Cleveland
ESQ Sunday bet, a m. and . pm. Il
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DUPONT CIRCLE (SOUTH-Bed room.
sitting room, private bath. in private home; q;
refined gentleman; S35. Decatur 0S39.
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1904 WYOMING AVE. NW-Attractively
furnished single and double rooms in we'll
run establi5hment; three doors 18th ST.
car Linz also near Columbia rd.
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| 1928 VARNUM NW-Large front room
| with bath and garage: reasonable.
5OlO 18th ST. NW.-Front double room,
| Caorota SS0R
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WINDOW SHADES,

Dupont Tontine washable shades made
TO order at lowest prices; save your old
rollers. For estimate. call Georgia 24O0.
Penn pecoratins Co.. Inc. 6121 CO. ave.
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215l P ST. NW-Furnished rooms Tor
rent with or without board. with JeWish
a. INA a .iU-
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NEAR MONASTERY. 41IO 18th Pl. NE
Large double front bed room, h.-w h.. SEMI
private bath; convenient to cars and buses.
No other
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-09-18

attendant knows Of one invention
which can't be named in the pages
of this wholesome domestic publica-
ton, which would make all the pa
tients and all the trained nurses
spontaneously and simultaneously
leap with Joy.
But in lieu of that announce an
invention of medical interest which
is good enough for the present.
And when ycu grasp the idea, the
simplicity and perfection of it is such
that you want to punch your own
head because you didn't think Of it
yourself.
It's a Footstool
A comfortable footstool, that's
what 1t is.
The other day I stumbled and had
an accident to my foot, necessitating
a footrest, and kind and sweet lady
brought me a footrest her brother
in-law had made.
It is nothing but two boards, each
18 inches long, IL by one, put to-
gether in the form of an inverted
"T'. Like figure inset in the draw
ing.
You rest your foot on it like this
man is doing.
The only way to tell how wonder
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-09-18
SLAM ATTEMPTS INVOLVE
RISKS

ALMOST WITHOUT exception
bidding slams. either small or grand,
involve risks. AS long as risks are
in proportion to possible gains no.
body should find fault It is part
of the game. When one partner holds
a powerful suit and the other part
ner has all Aces and unusual sup
port for the long suit the question
arises whether Ono Trumps or Todd
easy to be myope under such Cir
cumstances. Honors held are not the
vital score sought. The point to con-
slider is the difference in score be-
tween a small slam and a grand
slam, when it is automatic that 4
long suit almost invariably will win
one more trick than can be made
with a powerful no trump hand On
the other hand the partner having
several tenaces ordinarily should be
come the declarer. so that the lead
may come up to those tenaceS. rather
than go through them. Such matters
have to he carefully weighed when
deciding between long suit and no
trumps.
The other evening made an
opening bid OF l-No Trump. sitting
South. My parner. J w Weston. IS
noted for ability to squeeze the last
possible trick from his cards. whether
playing Extensively or de.enSiveIy. He
overcalled with the strong nd Of g.
a a n
were vulnerable Doubtless my spades
were good tor tricks With three
added Aces an partners bid show
ing established hearts worth 1t least
tricks. ielt perfectly safe IN go
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-09-18

North bid 4-Hearts. showing slam
probabilities at hearts. His first bid
had tolu the whole story about his
hearts. Not wanting the opening lead
of spades to go through my hand at
higher call than 6-odd, bid 6-NG
Trumps. An opening lead OF spades
insured small slam: spade tricks.
6 hearts. 2 diamonds and clubs,
without a fineSSe
Nobody could blame West for 'ead.
ing her own best suit -ClubS-after
my display OF spade strength. My y
won the opening lead There were in
sight | spade. 6 heart, diamond and
club tricks. or ~ certain tricks In
ease the diamond tinNsse OF du"my's
J held there was a grand slam. took
the fincSse and lost. but spread my
cards for balance. As the cards lay
a grand slam could have been made
at hearts but the call would have
HnnO riClSV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-09-18

full it is, to show it's superiority to
the fashioned footstool.
When you sit down and are adj
monished to rest" your foot on q
footstool, there is no support, and q
point of strain is developed. In ten
minutes the under side of your knee
feels as if a giant were stretching It,
So you assume another position,
and this being a totally unnatural
one, you begin to get cramped and
stretch. The stretch results in the
footstool sliding away so that before
long you are sitting flat on the floor.
Which even the nuttiest hygienist
wouldn't approve.
Now this new footrest improves on
all these things. It swings as you
swing. 1t was designed by Mr..
George Johnson Of Montecito. Gala
benefactor to humanity.
EDITORS NOTE: Six pamphlets
by DR.. Clendening can now be OBJ
tained by sending 10 cents in coin, for
each, and a self-addressed envelope
stamped with a three-cent stamp,
to DR.. Logan Clendening, in care of
this paper. The pamphlets are:
indigestion and Constipation" "Re-
ducing and Gaining" Infant Feed
ing" instructions for the Treatment
Of Diabetes" Feminine Hygiene"
and "The Care of the Hair and Skin. q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-09-18

OSAAS y NOAA .
eral principles, l
m e q n, entirely
aside from the
sense of guilt
you would feel if
you had been
making the laws
of the country,
but I am willing
to let whoever
can invent the
frictionless en-
gine and the
5000 = passenger
: airplane, if only
I can invent the
self-closing safe
ty pin.
Evorv h0SDital
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-09-18
Ne,Uly Muented FOOtTes'tl
BenefuctOr to Humanity
ey LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D.

IT is THE little things that count.
Not only am 1 Wiling to let him
who will make the laws of the cou1-
try, provided I can supply the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-09-18
Contract Bridge

ing 3-No Trumps. My partner coulG
be depended upon to bid further, pro-
vided he held added tricks in side
suits. The hands are shown below.