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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12
HIGHLAND PARK, VA.

Visit the model home. furnished by
Stewart & Co. OF Baltimore. 3 spacious
rooms. bath. space in attic for more
rooms: A-acre handicapped and improved
lot. Long-term financing.
Drive out Lee Highway to Grebe rd.
(first trafic light, left on Grebe I'd, to
WASHINGTON Blvd. Dust beyond car tracks.
then right "a miles to Highland Park and
exhibit homes.
W. 8. HOGE. Jr.
District 1868.
Ewes Walnut 915S or Clarendon 1S3-R.
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7 NEW DEL AIdED CEN Eft-F1AIB bftINh.
$3.50.
Unusual in value and architecture. First
| floor spacious living room with open
| fireplace beautiful kitchen and dining
room. also bed room and complete bath:
| There are 3 bed rooms and bath on second
| floor The lot is 4Sx127. surrounded by
| beautiful new detached homes; only u
block to bus that approaches city via Mass:
| value today.
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SPANISH VILLA.

Gentleman's small estate, facing Rock
Creek Valley. 10 rooms, ga baths: OIL
heat; patio sun room: concrete tennis
court: gear garage: servants quarters.
MRS LYNCH, Met. $3.50, West 1921.
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WAREHOUSE.

LEASE OR SALE.
10000 SO. TT, well located; available
Immediately. See Mr.. Vickery.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
Shoreham Bids National 4150.
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1857 .G1RARD N,W.-Nicely furnished,
large front room also vacancies for young
man and young lady. Phone Adams 1850.
liza 18th 81. ;M;-IpEAL LOCATION;
NEWLY RENOVATED; LOVELY ROOMS.
EXCELLENT MEALS. HOMELIKE At
MOSPHERE REASONABLE. NORTH 7125.
1882 K ST. NW.-Vacancy for lady in
double ROOM twin beds; unlimited phone;
exceptionally good meals. 13*
2001 o ST. NW.-Doube room with con-
Meeting bath, second floor; southern expo
sure.
1911 MASS. AVE. S .E.-Double front room.
twin beds, next shower bath: c.h.w.. home
PRIVILEGES, unlimited phone; reas. 13|
1925 18th NV. Apt. 5 NEAR Rl-Front
room quiet apt. twin beds. porch. c.h.w.;
also bed-livlng room. Call evenings Ia
1923 10Th ST. N.W.-Large front room.
second floor; suitable for couple or three
young people. Phone North 4752.
1902 NORTH CAPITOL ST
Large room: suitable for two or three
young men; excellent meals. 12'
HILLCREST.
$500 18th st; NV, Corner Girard.
Large family-Size room private bath or
suitable three people; also double semi
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1924 HARRISON 81; Nw.-NEW CEN:
rooms. baths living room. library. Law,
dining room. kitchen, two porches, maids
room and bath; scar built-in garage,
borhood. Built and for sale by
R. 3: WARREN.
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NEW DETACHED HOME

S7,95O-S75O CASH, S65 MONTH.
slate roof. on lot 5oSla5 in Beautiful
Chevy Chase Terrace. Large living room;
large bed rooms and tiled bath. detached
garage. screened and weather. stripped;
lOisOn FST atsS
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TRADE
OLD HOMES FOR NEW.

We will accept your old home in trade
on a new one. which we will build for you.
ton We buy the lot-you select. furnish
plans and finance completely Write or
cal
1921 K st. NV National 267S
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

screened porch spacious shady lawn: close
to everything: away from trafic. Phone
wisconsin 3111-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12

SO BEDROOM HOME,
Practically new. modern in every detail
and reconditioned like brand-new; Z good.
big rooms, including bed rooms; hal-l-
wood floors. hot.water heat: big, wide
porches: bright cellar: is handy to all con-
veniences surrounded by nice homes in
strictly all-white section. and the price
made extremely low to sell 1t this week.
Phone
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FOR COLORED
SALE-ACREAGE.

81 acres. splendid dwelling. spring. loads
of fruit: II miles from D. C. Simply must
be sold for 81 500; $500 down and rest
easy Phone Clarendon 20l2.
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1853 HARVARD ST NW-n you appre-
ciate cleanliness and delicious meals, we
have both Large double and single rooms
c. h. W., ami, unlimited phone-all for
$50 30 per month and I'D.
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Reduced to $3.50.

POI TENNESSEE AVE NE.
Modern semi-detached Colonial brick
home. Contains Il large rooms, INV h,
electricity. tile bath hardwood floors
porches: excellent condition. Outstanding
value. Terms to suit purchaser Inspec-
ton by appointment only. Call Mr..
TOWBES. Dist. 90sO; ewes. Adams 1898.
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WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS.

Home and investment: 10 rooms. .
baths; detached home; oil heat. Gear ga
out. Can rent half for sos month. Priced
at only $3.50
refrig.: across from school; excellent home
for children. Only S695O.
Both near schools, churches. buses.
stores and junior high
Nail 2o21 Samuel W RarrnW Pot R2oA-L
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RENT-STORES.

FOR BARBER SHOP. NO COMPETITION;
Brookeville I'd. Turner ST.. Chevy Chase
Md. w. E. EVANS, $50 Pa. ave. NV.
934 NEW YORK AVE NV
Large store with fine show window.
Alley in rear: heat furnished.
c. w KING Jr. 905 N. Y. Ave. Ia
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FOUNTAIN COURT

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
residence for men and women; quiet,
side rooms; superior menus planned for
health and efficiency; select clientele:
private parking: bus and car lines.
Entrance at stone gateway. 3640 18th st.
Phone Columbia S525.
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1914 PARK RID NW-Congenial Profess
tant family; excellent meals. recreation
activities. Gentlemen. references. Ga
rage Phone Columbia 06S2.
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WANTED-COUNTRY ESTATE.

STORE. ROOMS, BATH. AMI. Ga
rage 20x25 feet; occupied as grocery stor
Phone Lincoln 1891.
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NEW DETACHED
7-ROOM HOME

In American University Park. an I'M
usually attractive all-brick home. priced
extremely low for the lowest market All
large rooms and especially bright. buff
and rose colored bath. with large linen
closet, plug-in, telephone connections
and built-in telephone stands on both
floors; ALL INSULATED: linen closet in
upstairs hallway; bright. spacious REC
REATION ROOM with large closet and
open fireplace; huge maple trees; model
kitchen. 6-panel doors: living room has
= French doors , New England farm
house windows and large los -burning fire.
place; front and side porches.
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ONLY $3.50.

Beautiful new eight-room and two-bath
home in Glover Park; built-in garage,
caulked. screened, weather-stripped. gas
heat. Drive out to 2445 seth pl. NV.
or phone National 924O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-12

DETACHED ENGLISH HOME,
S9,250-TERMS:
An outstanding new English detached
large rooms. tiled bath with built-in Ak
lures. electric health kitchen open fire.
place. copper water pipes. furred walls;
close to Woodrow. Wilson High School, Alice
Deal Junior High School, stores, churches
and transportation. For appointment to
inspect. call Mr.. LATIMER Emerson O77O.
WOODBRIDGE.
1887 18th pl. n.e.-Large 5-room bunga-
low, with garage; completely equipped;
$500 down. sos a month.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
1917 Rhode Island Ave. NE. North 1908.
NEW 2 OR 4 FAMILY APT.
WILL BUILD TO ORDER.
LIVE IN ONE APT. LET RENT from
the other pay for building: makes excellent
investment. Will save you from 81 ZOO
to $4,000. We can help finance.
SHAPIRO 1920 K ST. NV. NATL. S949.
REDUCED TO $4,950.
OWNERS LO6S-YOUR GAIN
Semi-detached brick. newly decorated;
9 rooms, bath; large lot garage e Will rent
st, NV, o. call National 500.
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3217 WALBRIDGB PL. NV Goth and
Park I'd )-Double room. new home. excel
1ent meals. huS and car service
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1853 EUCLID ST. NW-Second-flo front
room adjoining bath. windows; suitable
for two; home cooking. Very reasonable.
Phnra 22SA
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN. Govt. employe, desires room
IL blocks General Accounting Office; rea-
sonable. Details. Address Box AGE; Star
YOUNG LADY desires quiet. single fur
nished room. in northwest section, SID
per month. Address Box 2S-B. Star ofdce.s
LADY wants unfur. rm.; kitchen priv,
leges: have furn. for 6-rm. house: could
offer in return. Phone Georgia 6217.
TWO GIRLS want furnished Ink. rooms,
near l4th and Columbia I'd. Call Column
bia 1887 bet. 81 pm.
SMALL. furnished, by lady with Pekinese
dog. at once; references. Phone Columbia
3456-W.
NORTHWEST rms. End A.. private
bath. by ladies in Govt; pleasant sur
roundinss. Address Box 33-B. Star ONCE
FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM with gas
plate, near 14th and H NV. by white
man. State floor and price. Address Box
ALB. Star office.
FURNISHED. in northwest section; meals
optional; SIS per mo. Address Box 12S-B.
Star ONCE. L.
ONE ROOM. kitchenette. bath. unfurn..
not over S25, by Sept. 20. Write Edear
McIntire. OF 18th st. Sc. Il.
BED-LIVING ROOM by young lady. north
west section. Give location and price.
Address BOX 206-B, Star once,
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FOREST SECTION. CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Detached brick. 6 rooms. 2 baths rec
reation room In attic. Gear built-in ga
rage. Gil burner, cleo; refriseration; splen-
did environment; S125 per month.
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
lob 18th St NV Met 0100.
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WOODED ROLLING, 1874 ACRES ABOUT
). mi from Lee Highway, IA mi. from
White House; 500 per acre as whole.
Might divide at higher prices. LOUIS r.
SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV. Phone
National 1855.
S295-ACRE TRACTS AMONG LARGE
estates, few miles out; wooded. P. o. BOX
4 Rosslyn. Va. 13'
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2 1EH11I 10 Z % 'OOOs
4815 47th ST NV,

3 squares to Chese peake. then rirht :
squares to 47th St and left TO house
Call Once for Inspection
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
Sis East Capitol ST Lincoln OI2a.
MORTGAGE CO. OFFERS
TERMS. $50 CASH. s45 MONTHLY
Brick home rooms bath. INV h.
cleo 3 large porches garage. Absolute
bargain Phone National S949
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CLARENDON BARGAIN.

S5.5OO-5 rooms, modern: ideal location;
only $500 down.
81. 500-25-acre farm. close in.
S2,OO0-10O acres buildings.
81 0OO-Fine business lot.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO..
FAIRFAX DRIVE AND TAYLOR ST,
Ballston Va. Phone Clarendon 2012.
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1903 N ST. NW-Nicely furnished double
room. refined atmosphere; excellent meals:
centrally located. Government or pro-
faSciOOa1 ren0Ip
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A REAL BARGAIN IN WoODSIDE. Md
On Apple st. near 2nd ave; large : room.
screened and weather-stripped recreation
room, built-in garage, large lot. beautl-
full shrubbery: furnished If desired: suit
able for . families; only $3.50. The
largest cash payment takes it. Call
Shepherd 1857 for inspectiOn
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SALE-HOUSES.

s7.950-HERE Is ONE OF THE INCEST
cation is ideal Cat beautiful Grant
Circle n.w0 A Groom brick house
heated by Bryant gas furnace and
modern throughout. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Let US show a real
66yggl BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL
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220I MASS. AVE.-Vacancies, double stu
do rms newly furn.; $3.50 mo. each;
tasty cooking: extra large rm. suitable ),
$3.50 each: double basement rm.. $50 ca.
1867 R AVE. NV. corner 15th)-De-
sirable front rms. priv. seml-priv. and
next bath: excellent meals; individually
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

3 ROOMS. KITcHENErTE AND BATH.
able October l. Phone District 2072, eve.
$40 BONUs-IN OR NEAR GEORGE
n 1Gyn to large light rooms fs uP ar.,
rent limit $50; two adults. Address Box
SMALL FURNISHED APT. OR BUNGA-
low in suburbs. by Oct. !: couple with
Govt. empl. Address Box 37-B Star ONCE.
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPE. NO cHIL-
dren. desire rooms, kitchenette and
home. Address Box Sab, Star ONCE
FURN, OCTOBER 15-FoR MOTHER
sonable. Address BOX 52-B Star once !.
COUPLE DESIRES UNFUR, 2 RMS,
kitchen and bath modern apt, northwest
Two RPF " n. YoqNg bAPIEs SIS
S Sd4t5 young ladies' ref. exchanged. Phone
CLEAN MODERN UNFURNIsHED APARC L
daee BY bath adults afse e b. closets Gm NV o.
dress Box ABB. Star ONCE Jus
SEPT. IS. BY ADULTS, RMS. DIN
cite. kit; bath. uniurn.. in NV; prefer
near cars: best condition not over $50 so.
Please answer definitely. Address Box
CLEAN, FURNISHED APT. NEAR JUNIOR
rooms or | bed room and bed-davenport;
girls Phone Columbia 4969-W. ~
WANTED-4-RoOM, APT. WITH KITCHEN
urbs NV. section. not over SS5. Phone
District 0330. Extension 407.
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1924 WOODLEY PL. NW-Comfortable
double room: excellent board; ideal loca-
ton Reasonable. Phone Adams 0244.
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$500 18th st. NV, Corner Girard
Large family-siZe room private bath or
suitable three people; also double semi
private bath. showers; spacious grounds
parking, space; well-balanced meals rates
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WANTED-SUB. APARTMENTS.

FURNISHED APT. WANTED BY OCT. l
Alexandria or Va. side. nice location; bee
room. living room. kit. and bath; not over
$50. Phone Adams 47SS-J after o. 12'
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2-Family HOme-$8, $50.

so DECATUR 81.
Two squares from Sherman Circle close
to schools churches and transportation.
Attractive English-type Groom and bath
brick home with concrete front porch and
screened sleeping and breakfast porches:
beautiful kitchen. equipped with latest
oxford cabinets and Frigidaire: deep lot
and detached garage. Reconditioned like
new. Reasonable terms. Open daily until
8 pm.
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LET US BUILD

Your new home incorporate your own
ideas and still save yourself $1,000. We
home. 40 homes now under construction
SHAPIRO. 1920 x ST. NV. NATL. S949
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

MODERN BRICK HOUSE. RENTING S465
a year; price reduced; quick sale, $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS. 1417 x st.
2-STORY BRICK; GOOD NV SECTION;
zoned 2nd commercial; fronting on 2
streets; b rooms and bath electricity;
rent, S45 per month: colored tenant;
price, S3.750. c. w. SIMPSON CO.. 1924
Vermont ave. Phone Metropolitan 300.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

SI5 TUCKERMAN ST. NW-6 ROOMS.
well furn.: seml-detached, built-in gar
immediate rental. SS5. Can be seen be-
tween and pm.
WELL-APPOINTED, 5 BED ROOM HOUSE.
near Columbia I'd. and Ontario will lease
to responsible party. Phone Shepherd 2059.
WOODBRIDGE = DESIRABLE HOME SIX
rooms, large lot: also beautifully furn.
Broom apt refrig., $50; adults. Phone
Decatur 24S5-J.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1924 CONN AVE-Single. double rooms,
excellent bath accom-: home Just renova:
ed: St car passes door: reasonable.
17l9 R. l. AVE. N.W.-Vacancies Tor few
select guests: newly furn.: best home
cooked meals; see for yourself.
1929 VARNUM ST. NW-Front room in
small refined guest home. next bath.
Excellent meals garage. Adams 5S54.
141O 18th ST NW-Single and double
rooms; young lady to share room with an
other; unsurpassed meals; ideal location.
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PART OF SMALL HOUSE. BEST RESI-
from Oct. 1. Address Box SOB, Star ONCE
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WANTED-STORES.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

PART OF STORE. GOOD LOCATION;
branch cleaning. sewing for woman. Phone
Decatur 5567-R. after 9 am.
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1867 WYOMING AVE. N.W-Large front
room. pvt. b.. twin beds; vacancy for lady
in double room: also for gentleman. Home
surroundings; well-balanced meals. Phone
Columbia $3.50.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-22

DRESIDENT ROOSEVELT eked out
close victory in the senate appro-
priations committee, when the amend
ment to cut $2,00O,O0OO0O of the ad-
ministration's $4,SS0,OO0.OO0 work re-
lief bill was defeated by the close vote
of II to IL. Administration forces
scored another victory by the adoption
Of a. compromise amendment to the
proposal of Senator Pat McCarran for
the payment of prevailing wages on all
federal projects. Witnesses testified
that McCarran's amendment would
have increased the cost of putting
8,500,OO0 men to work by more than
$4,000, 100000 and would have defeat
ed the purpose of the bill.
McCarran did not press his amend
ment in committee when substitute
was offered, bur insists that he will do
so ON the senate floor. The fighr the
American Federation of Labor is max
ing on this point Is expected to have
considerable influence with number
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-22

jected to the presence of s. Clay VIII
liams, administration board chairman,
who they declare is not in sympathy
with labor. The President issued a curt
statement Informing the federation
council that Williams services had
been satisfactory and that he had no
intention of removing him without
cause.
The executive council of the fedora
ton, composed Of William Green and
presidents Of the federation of seven
teen international unions, states that
some present administration labor poll
cies are bringing increased unrest
among workers which may reach the
danger point of widespread strikes un-
less corrected.
Thus far, the President seems to
have had the best of the argument.
Labor leaders, however, are expected
to push the fight for a prevailing
wage" clause in work relief legislation,
thus endangering the administration
program.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-22

pO0oIOiC hCliiOOS VI
payment is becoming increasingly Bit
ter. Representative Patman, Texas
Democrat author of a bill to pay the
bonus certificates with an issue of new
currency, gave out a statement assert
ing that Commander Frank N. Bel
grano of the American Legion wanted
to finance payment with a bond issue
because the bank of which he Is vice
president receives $1,350,000 in interest
annually on S45,O0O,O0O worth of gov
eminent bonds.
The American Liberty league also is
sued statement applauding the Presi-
dents stand against paying the bonus.
The league said the Legion-backed Vim
son bill to finance the bonus through
the sale of bonds was 1.-THE lesser evil"
but asked congress to defeat both it
and the Patman measure.
"The Presidents opposition to imme-
date payment Of the entire face value
Of the bonus certificates is based on
sound principles and deserves to be up
held" the organization added.
MINE old gentlemen of vast dignity,
comprising the United States Su-
preme court, conferred together for
five hours Saturday. Then through
Clerk Charles G. Cropley, Chief JUS
tice Hughes announced that there
would be no decisions handed down on
the following Monday. Nothing was
said about the rest of the week, but It
was assumed the ruling on the gold
clause cases would not be handed down
before February IS. It was thought by
the we'll informed that the delay was
due to the slowness with which the
.dissenters were preparing their views.
Meanwhile anxiety over the matter.
at least In government circles. was
growing less daily. Attorney General
Cummings spent two hours with Presi-
dent Roosevelt going over the plans
which have been drawn up for imme-
date action In the event that the de-
cision goes against the government.
ID ONE and Tokyo were the chief
N bidders for the 1910 Olympic
games, and it now appears that the
Japanese capital is likely to be the
winner. Count Soyeshima, representa-
tive of the Japanese Olympic commit
tee, had an interview with Premier
Mussolini In Rome and talked him
into a swap by which Japan will use
its influence to obtain the 1914 games
for Rome. The count said that at first
II Duce was not inclined to agree to
the shift but softened under the plea
the Olympics would mean much to
Japan's celebration of the three thou
sand sixhundredth anniversary Of the
founding Of the empire.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-22
Appetite gone?
losing
weight
nervous
pale
tired
then don't gamble with your body

A simple thing, perhaps. yet a
very serious one, resulting in loss Of
strength body weakness :. and
possibly many other ills. So why not
check-up and snap back to the zest of
eating and well being.
You will find S.S.S. a great, scien-
metaphysical tonic-not just So
called tonic, but one specially de-
signed to stimulate gastric secretions
and also having the mineral elements
SO very, very necessary in rebuilding
the oxygen-carrying hemo-glo-bin of
the blood to enable you to "carry on"
Unless your case is exceptional, you
should soon enjoy again the satisfac-
ton of appetizing food and good di-
gestion sound sleep :. andrenewed
strength. So many say, "S.S.S. makes
youfeellikey yourself again." @ SIS. Co.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-22

ent signs are read cor
rectly. Although bonus
leaders have been I'M
able to agree among
themselves, they insist
the plan be brought up
for consideration.
S o m e administration
leaders have expressed
belief such a step Is
necessary to prevent a
revolt on major admin
istration legislation.
The controversy over
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-22

ish proposals. D r
Fuehrer, a COVER n
ment spokesman stat
ed, would definitely re-
fuse to join any pact
guaranteeing Austria's
independence u n ! e S 8
1.-The will of the Aus
trian people is first
consulted" by means
of a plebiscite to de-
termine whether that
nation d e sires an
"anschluss" (u n / o NJ
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-22
Worlds War Record

World history tells us that during
the last 3,421 years, war has been
going on continuously on some part
of the globe except for 270 years.
During this period, 5000 peace
treaties have been written and signed
that lasted an average of two years
each. During the same period, 25
combinations of nations of one kind
or another have been formed and
continued for time, comparable to
the present League of Nations-Cap-
per's Weekly.