davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-01-19

DIAMOND BARGAINs-A very fine, com
plese selection Of unredeemed diamonds
watches and jewelry for sale at prices
much below their regular values. save
ANTEED as to weight. color and perfection.
Busses leaving 18th and Pa. ave. stop at
our door, HORNING LOAN OFFICE.
South End Highway Bridge. opposite Wash
innfnn Airnnrf
Evening star., 1936-01-19

| NORTHWEST residential section owners
private home; small family adults: bright,
| comfortable room next semi-private bath;
| cont hot water: conv. trans: reasonable;
Cleveland O4SO
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3ll7 HIATT PL NV. off Irving and l4th
sts-Couples; warm comfortable rooms.
inner-spring mattresses. clean towels
daily: lnuace. rea sonahle Columbia 93.3.s
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BAKERY EQUIPMENT = Complete ma
chinery of wholesale bakery inctuoing pis3er p4s,-
moulder, racks trouehs proofer. pans.,
tables. ETC., also sehtly used s pie-cyeS' crsn
SO-Quart Read cake mixer. dough mixer
elec oven . sections. Address Box 1O5-N
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Observation-Disclosures.

south of N Y. Ham prices. Self service.
Need Class B 203 trans. W3AxG. ST.. G
Evening star., 1936-01-19

1885 HOBART ST Nw.-One inside fur.
nished room and sleeping porch. commu-
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pOVII.TRY AND EGGS.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1O18 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Pleasant outside
room. next bath, in refined apartment
house. conveniently located; gentleman
preferred
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| 727 ST NE-3 rooms h-wh.. elec.,
gas. $50 month: couple preferred.
! 1922 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE tnear
| o2nd)-Two rooms. twin beds: one rooms
| double bed. Sunday 3-4.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

JEWISH GENTLEMEN to share room.
twin beds, shower. unlimited phone. Phone
Adams 1886. 2os
Evening star., 1936-01-19

I720 NORTH CAPITOL sT-3 lovely
rooms back porch. Ink. furnished; splen-
did schools; convenient neishoorhood'
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1906 KALORAMA RID. NW.--Attrac.
tive single and double rms. newly furn
central location. You will be st occupant.
1231 ST. SCI block from Penn,
ave. car line; convenient theaters, stores.
Government depts.: young man. seeking
nome priyi!eges preferred: Sis month.
Atlantic 2292-J
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BEDS (twin) for entire suite; handsome
tea wagon: muschler kitchen cabinet, stool
10: lady's silk dresses (S). sizes 6 and s;
child'S desk: all cheap Georgia OIL l4R.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

PEKINGESE PUPPIES-Reaso sonable. 641
Norris st. me-, between 9th and 1th and
Evening star., 1936-01-19

14th AND NEWTON SITS. 1446 Newton
81. n.w.-Large. sunny single and double
rooms h k. convenient and reasonable
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BED four-poster. and other articles. 641
18th st. ne
BED childs, beautifully decorated: ma
hogany high chair; boys new overcoat
size IA: reasonable. Emerson 1898.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

GLOVER PARK 2320 both ST-Large
room; twin beds: next bath. shower. inst.
hw phone in room. Cleveland s41S.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

nished. large Ink room; southern expo.
sure twin beds; adjacent bath; respect.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

PIANOS, players and radios; new lot; must
be SOLD for storage charges; excellent con-
dition: great reductions. Smiths Transfer
Nnrth 3342
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BED ROOM FURNITURE. maple, early
American; also living room pieces: Gov,
eminent official leaving town will sell
reasonably. 1111 r. l. ave. NV, Apt Y.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

FINE VIOLIN, $50; phohograph. mot0F
or hand winding, So; mandolin, So; Hoo
yer vacuum cleaner. SIS. 1887 Meridian
FEATURES SACRIFICED. STORE CLOS
ING. WALL CASES. FLOOR CASES.
COR. 9th AND PENNA. AVE. NV.
FOR SALE Or RENT, ultra.violet sun
Tnerapy Products Co.. Southern Bldx.
TRIoDAIRE. used. s Gu. t.. S26. Decatur
1895.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED

1900 18th ST. N.W-Lieht, airy room,
adjacent TO bath; ! or 3 persons; gentle,
men preferred: reasonable. Adams 1881.
2030 G ST. NV The Connor-Sinele and
double rooms. anne. Ink. II desired.
unlimited phone
Evening star., 1936-01-19

3f34 O ST. NW-Desirable single and
double rooms: one with sleeping porch;
convenient location: privileges: unlimited
phone; reas.: private home. West l146.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

| COLLIES. Blue Merle and Sable. Persian
| ana Siamese cats. Boarding and stud
| service. SS0I Ga. ave. phone Shep. 205J.
GENUINE FOX TERRIER PUP. black and
white: house broken: must sacrifice. Call
Sunday am. or evening. 653 E. Capitol,
Ant
Evening star., 1936-01-19

DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. over 2h carats,
platinum mounting. sacrifice for $400.
Need cash. Address Box 4S2-J. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

141O PARKWOOD PL. NW-A pleasant
corner room. twin beds, private shower;
well kept private family
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BABY BASSNETTE CRIB practically new
cheap. 1928 Holbrook st: ne. Apt. <.
BABY CARRIAGE. stroller. and play pen PEI,
slightly useu very good condltlon' Eea"oh
M >ct,
Evening star., 1936-01-19

Cocker spaniel, black. Reserve winner,
at stud; ,5-lb. toy fox terrier, at stud
terrier, for sale. Also toy fox terrier pup
pies; some registered; reasonable. Lohr.
Vienna Xa
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Io2S 10th ST. NW.-Lady share front
Ink rm with another or for q. Govern
| ment employed ladies; walking distance
| 1912 Sth ST NE-Large room in private
home: near car line reasonable. Phone
i ri 1ODh-R
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BED ROOM SUITE twin mahogany,: cost
5000 will sell 500. Crotch mahogany:
lO-piece Duncan Phyfe; cost 5000: will
sell. S325. Three piece davenport suite:
cost S274: sell $125. (Dealero Phone
Mefrouolifan 53SH,
Evening star., 1936-01-19

1903 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Second floor,
Mrs. Pumphrey; two nicely furnished
rooms. suitable Ink; employed couple
preferred: S35
Evening star., 1936-01-19

TAKOMA PARK-Three rooms in private
home: heat. light, hot water; bus at corner;
S4 and 50; will arrange to suit Garage
available. Address Box l59-k. Star oflce.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

General Electric, good
condition: reasonable for cash. Phone
Evening star., 1936-01-19

Pm. BALL aM1AcHINEs and claw machines;
S5 UP. 1908 e st. NV. 25'
pITTsBURG automatic hot water gas
heater: large size; -3O-gal capacity; new
condition: S10O cash. 5O2 4th st. s.e' .
PRINTING PLANT-Three Job presses,
cutter. cabinets. type and equipment. Good
condition. Address Box 34S-K. Star
once 90.
RADIO MEN! Save money; use our guar.
anteed used parts; only place in city: spe-
riai prices on aSSortments: nut-of-town
trade solicited; 3rd year. Radio Salvcge.
S17 G st. NV. No. z.
RADIATORS. 2 gas. steam; In good con-
dition: American Instrument Co.. SOIO
Georgia ave.
RADIOsIWe're closing out all recondi-
toned trade-ins ct rock bottom prices. z
tube table model Atwater Kent. $495: z
tube console $3.50; Earl tube lowboy,
$50; Crosley z tube highboy with doors,
$125O: Majestic 8 tube console. $16.
Many others. kits. 1880 g ct.
RADIOSE1OO trade-ins and repossessions
ct eive-away prices; no reasonable offer
refused. Apex Elec. Co.. 700 9th st.
RADIO,-wil give you $25 allowance for
trade on new 1886 all-wave RCA-Victor.
The regular price 10 500; you pay only
SIS on easy terms. kits, 1880 q st.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BATHTUB. brick. beams lintels. slate
roof lumber. sash and doors. frames and
trim, hot-air furnace and pipe. $500
Evening star., 1936-01-19

| S2212 Tth ST SW-Large front room;
| also small room. all conveniences: on car
| line: minutes downtown always parking
| space reasonable
Evening star., 1936-01-19

NEXT to bath, suitable for 2 women or man
and wife; reasonable: private home.
324 G ST. SE.-Two furnished rooms Tor
Ink, near Navy Yard. reasonable
300 INORAHAM st. N.W.-Detached
home. large. weil-furnished room privste
bath; all eonveuiences. 0eorglA 6ol1s
Evening star., 1936-02-14
Run of Liner Changed,

GDYNIA. Poland R.-The s. 8.
Pulaski, which has piled between
Gdynia and New York, has been
shifted to a Gdynia- Argentina sched-
ule.
Evening star., 1936-02-14

spell the word
opposite
"Lettered-Out correctly
srooksm
Evening star., 1936-02-14
Fugitive Caught Too Late,

WARSAW (P.-F Fifteen years and
twelve days after he allegedly killed
his fiance. Jan Mamot was arrested
on minor charge. The murder
charge lapSed under a Polish law re-
quiring police action within IS years
after a crime.
Evening star., 1936-02-14

Across.
I. Heavenly being.
6. Sweetheart.
Is. Wild buffalo of India.
is. Casts forts, as beams.
II. Gives.
18. Test.
19. Social insect.
20. Metric measures.
21. Note of the scale.
%. Limb.
"A. Run from.
rs. Sun god.
26. Claws.
% Hawaiian wreath.
20. On the ocean.
81. Allow.
81 Monetary.
IS. Poison.
81. Thoughtful.
SO. American Indian.
40. Small fish.
ii. American humorist.
a.. The letter z.
43. Tinges with lavender color.
IS. Poetry.
A.. Fashioned.
48. Anglo Indian weight.
20. East Indian shrub.
50. Lump.
So. Atomizes.
IS. Exclamation.
Sc. Wan.
68. Swiss river.
80. Note of the scale.
so. Hebrew letter.
81. Female ruff.
50. Oil from roses: var.
"a. Banal.
66. Flying machine.
SO. Fisherman.
SO. Benedictions.
20. Moults.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
MiIanese Silk Undies
Gowns, Pojomos , Z " eoeh
ond SineIettes- ~ -

Lucky the woman whose Santa brings her these dainty
undies Imported hand run Alencon laces trim them
and what variety there is to make selection from!
SEVEN styles in gowns alone even extra size gownsD
FOUR styles in pajamas and FIVE styles in combina.
tions! Tailored and lacey-and in exquisite pastel
tints
In POPULAR demand Vanity Fair
tailored andies from 81 to s5.9I
The GREY Sheps-Seeend Floor
Evening star., 1936-12-20

G|amorous Gift Paiamas
Richly Beautiful Fobries! S1oO(
Combinations! Contrasts! w.

gift that fatters-that gives sense of luxury!
Damask Jackets velvet coats combined with wide,
full satin trousers in contrasting colors one-piece
models Of crepe with ustrous satin jewel tones and
luxury fabrics-n wide VARIETY
NssIssss-ThMd Hesr
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Divine Hostess NegIigees
Of Velvet and r~~ ~
Brocode and Poplin! -

She'll be utterly fascinated and fascinating in these
luxurious "at home" costumes! She'll stay at home
more-just to wear them! Satns with maraoou: pro,
by Margaret Montague and fit for queen-velve with.
shrred sleeves and ustrous satns! Luscious colors,
Warm robes Of bare.wool flannel. =
sxife1 silk robes, S59S to Sl99S
kesEssas-rkd Ese
Evening star., 1936-08-30

COOK. experienced, and general house
worker: recent references required; stay
some nights 1746 M st. NV. Dis. 3456.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
ff~.ttru.A

YOUNG WOMAN, refined, intelligent. ex-
perienced desires position as hostess-super-
visor of motherless home or companion 70
lady; free to travel. Address Box 132-D,
Star ofice.
Evening star., 1936-08-30

COOK, settled. good city references; state
references; country home, Z miles out.
Address Box 17S-D, Star ofice. 3O'
Evening star., 1936-08-30

WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay a higher price The Greater
funeral. cars and all. for as little as S75.
World finest waterproof airtight. guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case of death call
the Greater w w Chambers Co. l4th st
corner Chaplin NV Columbia 0432.. Phone
or write our address. We will send you a
Chaplin st. NV phone Columbia o432. b17
Evening star., 1936-08-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WOULD LIKE TO RENT rooming house
furnishei: 10 or IL rooms. Address Box
272-D, Star office. 3Os
Evening star., 1936-08-30

COOK AND GENERAL HoUSEWoRKER
white: thoroushly experienced. 1870 5 ST.
& q Atlantic 330G.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

ITALIAN. lady or gentleman. with 5000
education and instruction to teach own
Language: state free time. salary expected.
Address Box 346-D Star ONCE.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

CHILDS NURSE and assist upstairs work:
white or colored; reliable; have references;
sleep in; S25 month. 7721 10th st. NV
COLORED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. healthy;
GENERAL housework cooking, for adults;
suburbs; stay nights; references; so
month Walnut $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-08-30

WHITE WOMAN for general houseWork:
permauent position: good salary and room
and board Give phone number. ADDRESS
NJ 1u0-n office
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Address BOX 34O-D. Slar oLnCe. oLnCe.-------
ENTERTAINERS-To appear with future
star unit Weeks ensaeement for lew.
Cali Monday and Tuesday. Decatur 1796.
Beulah Crowell. Miramar Apt.
Evening star., 1936-08-30

COOK-First-class experienced only, with
city references, for general housework tor
couple In small apartment; " weekly.
Evening star., 1936-08-30

ROOMING HOUSE I
BARGAIN.
Excellent Mt. Pleasant location: rooms.
decorated throughout; furniture far above
must sacrifice for quick sale, FqlI price.
only $3.50. Act quick. Natl g654
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
wash's largest rooming house broker. 3.
Investigate Before Buying.
RESTAURANT doing $3.50 daily bus; rent,
S4OO mo: nets $4,000 monthly.
LUNCHEONETE: Conn, ave. locations
rent. Sl75: nets 81 600 monthly
LUNCH ROOM doing $500 weekly bus.s
rent Sl25: $500 down: bargain.
CORNER. det-, NV. location; Deer on
sale: price right.
LIQUOR STORE; price. $4,000 cash.
CAFETERIA: short hours; rent. S55: av-
eraging $500 weekly; price. So. 500; terms.
HOTEL. 20 rooms. Z baths
RESTAURANT; bar bus. Sl15 daily; rent.
S175. 9-year lease.
We have many other paying propositions.
EASTON-CHARUHAS, :,
BROKERS, '
Suite SEQ. Woodward Bldg. Nat. 0614, .
ROOMING HOUSE; Georgetown; rooms;
rent, S4T. so; bargain, $500. terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS, '
1ntn Ueyuopt Poop, OF Nat a2I0
Evening star., 1936-08-30
HANfED-AGENTS.

CHRISTMAS CARD SENSATION! Big
profits selling fine 21 folder ST. box. Un-
usual features galore. Everybody buys.
BOX on approval. Gift wrapping. religious
birthday, everyday boxes; personals As
sure success; start now; deal with IeaoeI.
Write for samples. Doehla Co, Dept. 33'
Fitchburg, Mass.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-Sell 80 snowflake
folders, name imprinted. 81. Highest com
mission Samples free. Dunbar. New
Brunswick N. j.
Evening star., 1936-08-30

SITUATIONS-MEN.
ACCOUNTANT wishes permanent connec-
tion; 10 years experience i'll accounting,
7125 after Sunday. Address Box 270-D,
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, aud
Tied kept part time; specialist on taxes,
S15 month: references. Columbia s71s: =
AUTO MECHANIC-Work in garage; guar
anteed service all make cars; own tools;
reference; colored. North 5612.
BOY. %, with reference. wants job, with
salesman or a drummer. Atlantic
BOY. white Is yrs; honest strictly sober.
willing worker high school graduate: In
any business with future. Mechanically
inclined. Phone Decatur 5974. 30.
BOY. young, colored wants work as light
delivery truck driver: good references.
424 M st. NV.
BUTLER and chauffeur. experienced; will
ing to travel; drive private family; refer
ences; brown race. West 2024-M
BUTLER R-HoUsEMAN. white. wishes place
in private family; reference. Address Box
243-D. Star office.
CARPENTERING iobbinR and remodeline;
estimates free, or So per day. Atlantic
O4o3-k.
CHAUFFEUR, butler. handy man, wishes
work. full or part time: good references.
CHAUFFEUR. houseman, good references:
sxperieneed. relisble coloyed man. 1922
Z st. NV. Ant. ]. 81
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-01-30

When President Roosevelt delivered
his budget message to congress on JAN
uary 6, the national debt was higher
than it had ever been before. 1t was
well over S3OOOOOOO,OOO. He pre-
dicted that on June 80, 1887, at the
end Of the 1867 fiscal year, it would
be $31 ,351 100000. or more than $1,000
for every family in the land.
The present record national debt Is
the direct result of the administra-
TONS policy of ''priming the pump" to
aid business in effecting a recovery
from the throes of depression. 1t is
not as large as President Roosevelt
had predicted it would be six months
ago. Two years ago he said: THE
debt would amount to >$31, S34 ,OOO,O 600
on June 80, 1885"
But the President also said then, in
his first annual budget message to con-
gress, my estimates for the coming
fiscal year lending June 80. 1857 show
an excess of expenditures over re-
ceipts Of S2.OOO,0O0,OOO. We should
plan to have a definitely balanced bud
get for the third year of recovery (the
present fiscal year) and from that time
on seek a continuing reduction Of the
national debt"
Balance Not In Sight.
Yet such a balance has not been
effected or even forecast for the 1887
fiscal year. He estimated that for that
year the government would collect 3d.
654,000,000 in revenues, and would
spend $6,752, 0OO,O O0-plus a sum for
work relief still to be determined. The
deficit then would have been at least
$1,09S, 100000 plus whatever amount
had to be added for relief. Unfortu-
nately there were immediate pending
issues which would throw the Presi-
dents estimate out of whack. On the
very day of his message the Supreme
court declared the AAA invalid, and
a later ruling decreed that the govern
ment would have to pay back the pro-
cessing taxes. Also 1t was virtually
certain that the $2,OOO,OOO,OOO soldiers
bonus would pass congress. The stu.
alton was serious enough for Secre-
tary of the Treasury Morgenthau to
predict that the country might face
national debt of S35,5OO,OOO.OOO by the
end of the 1887 fiscal year.
The balancing of the budget has
been complicated in recent years by
the over-optimistic character of an
nual budget deficit estimates, as the
following table reveals. The first
three deficit estimates were by Mr..
Hoover. All are given in millions of
dollars:
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predicted, tax revenues failed to grow
to expected proportions. From Wall
Street money marts have rumbled ac-
cusations of deliberate overstatement
In the more recent budget estimates.
In January, 1884, President Roosevelt
estimated that the deficit six months
later would be $6.644, 600, 900; 1t turned
out to be only S2,S36.OOO,OOO. An esti-
mated $3,169,OO0,000 deficit for the
first half of 1885 proved to be an
actual S1,S75, 100000. Wall Street says
the treasury is too smart to make such
mistakes unwittingly.
The Real National Debt.
For other reasons 1t Is difficult to
estimate the real national debt. The
gross debt of more than $4,000, 100000
at the end of 1885 actually represented
the proceeds of December borrowing
added to the existing debt. But
though the money had been borrowed
1t had not yet been spent. With the
sum thus held in the general fund de-
Quoted, the debt in December was
actually only little over $2S,0OO,OOO.-
600.
But there are also complications not
so rosy in nature. During the last
half-dozen years the government has
embarked on some extraordinary finan-
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son married Anne Adams and removed
to Ohio, where he affiliated with other
newspapers and became a member of
the state legislature. His son, Joseph
Ruggles Wilson, father of Woodrow
Wilson, was born in Steubenville Ohio.
He married Janet Woodrow and went
to Virginia. He became a distinguished
clergyman and was minister of several
churches in the Southland. Woodrow
Wilson was born in Staunton. Va, but
received his early education in North
Carolina and Georgia.
1t is interesting to note that Janet
Woodrow, mother of the war Presi-
dent, was of Scotch descent, and her
father likewise was a minister. Her
Scottish forbears had for 600 years
furnished distinguished clergymen and
notable men in Scotland. DIR. Woodrow,
her father, was a graduate of Glasgow
university and served 16 years as a
minister of the Independent Congrega-
ton at Carlisle, England. He came to
New York in 1885.
The coat of arms above shown Is
credited to DR.. Robert Wilson of
Charleston, S. c., 1855.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-01-30
An Easter?

THE name Easter was undoubtedly
L taken by one who was interested
in the Crusades in the East, being first
EAST and later adding the termina-
ton ser" 1t was considered a glori-
Gus privilege to fight for the Cross in
Palestine, and many names were taken
from places and incidents connected
with these pilgrimages. The Easter
home was in Scotland.
The earliest known ancestor of this
name was Kenneth McAlpin Easter,
who was duke of Northumberland and
served in the Crusades under Richard
Couer de Lion. This was in the latter
part of the Twelfth century.
Several generations later a direct
descendant, Kenneth McAlpin Easter,
was made lord Of Edinburgh, Scotland.
In the Seventeenth century James
Easter, another descendant, hid on his
estate, Charles 1 Of England, who on
being accused Of treason by his govern
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-01-30
Who Are You?
g
The Romance of
Your Name
BY
RUBY HASKINS ELLIS
A Wilson?

"A "IlSOns
IF YOUR name Is Wilson, you will
l. perhaps be interested to know that
in the beginning 1t was Williams. 1t
is believed by the best authorities that
it signified 1.-THE son Of William"
The Rev. John Wilson, one OF the
earliest settlers In this country (or
Boston, Mass.), was the son of the Rev.
William Wilson, of England. He came
to America on Governor Winthrop's
fleet and was the first minister Of the
first church in Boston. He died In
1867.
There were many others of this name
who came to New England and settled
there at a very early period. Among
them was William Wilson, a settler in
Concord, who was a soldier in the
Continental army.
Among those who came later was
James Wilson, the ancestor of Wood
row Wilson. He came from County
Down, Ireland, and located in Phila-
delphia, where he became editor of the
Aurora, q newspaper once edited by
Franklin Bache, the brilliant grand
son of Benjamin Franklin. James Will
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-01-30

1t was POT per cent; in 1888, 1915 per
cent, and in 1894, 1915 per cent. The
20 cents out of every dollar that the
citizen pays into the federal treasury
is reflected in almost every article he
buys: food, gasoline, telephone service,
tobacco, theater tickets, electric pow
er, etc.
But 1t is admitted that the new financ-
ing depends entirely upon recovery for
revenues to increase. If times get
worse instead of better-well, the Wall
Street Journal has said:
1.-THE question how much debt the
country CAN carry Is incorrectly
posed. 1t should be how much debt
WILL the country carry?"
IF spending continues and IF fed
eral receipts do not swing up, only
two courses lie ahead: More and
higher taxes, or imitation.
g Western Newspaper Union.
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Tibet's High Mountains
Feature of Strange Land

Tibet, most mysterious of countries
Of central Asia, is land chiefly of
ups and downs, notes writer In the
Chicago Tribune. High mountain ranges
there are cut by narrow valleys. the
whole of the country being so rugged
and rocky that it is capable of support
ing population of barely three mil
lion souls. A stable proportion of
these are lamas. or priests who dwell
within lamaseries that cling perilously
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recovery. If business returns to nor
NAL or prosperous times the assets will
be gradually realized, as were those
of the War Finance corporation. But
If times do not get better and stay
better the assets will be virtually i'm
possible of collection. In continued
depression they might become an ex-
tremely embarrassing burden. The liza
bilities of $4,494, 100000 are not only
a claim on the taxpayer but they are
over and above the national debt of
more than $3O,oOO,OOO,OOO.
Further "Moral" Obligations.
Moral obligations of the treasury are
outstanding liabilities Of the Federal
Land Banks, Home Loan Banks dis
count functions, Federal Deposit In
surance corporation, Federal Savings
and Life Insurance corporation and
the real estate loans of the Federal
Housing administration. These i'm