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Evening star., 1936-06-30
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
$500 CASH,

Near Kansas ave. and 4th st NV
Brand-new; unusual price on this 6-room
brick tile kitchen. breakfast room.
baths, " porches. beautiful recreation room
with fireplace in iivlng room. gas heat
sar: expensive finish; at busses, cars and
stores Terms like rent District G36S.
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SALE-HOUSES.
S11-75O-OFF 10Th ST.

Beautifu! 1-room Dutch Colonial home.
situated in fine community and sur
rounded by much higher priced homes, has
oil heat. Gear esrage and has been COM
FRANK S. oPHiLLIPs. DISTRICT 14t1.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
SHEPHERD PARK.
MORNINGSIDE DRIVE

This beautiful Colonial brick home con-
tory, oil heat. "-car garage on attractive
ly Handicapped lot, represents today's out
standing buy in this beautiful section
close TO schools stores and transports
iion. This home must be sold Call Mr..
OCONNOR. Dist 800. Evenings. Adams
Evening star., 1936-06-30
on TIE SEVERN. AT HERALD HARBoR-
Convenient North Beach, Md.
A Real Bargain Sale.

Three very attractive propositions sll
well located. electricity and other convent
pofches. for $3.50. inclHdins furniture: 500
down, Sl2 monthly another foy $3.50,
$3.50 down. SO monthly. hes eIlht rooms
end two huge porCheS cellar snd EQUIPPED
f5I year-round use. also furnished. An
Other on the water front. private beach,
concrete retaining wall r. JmS. furnished.
are real bareainS and are beine sold al a
sacrifice. Phone Greenwood 223? evenings.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

WILL SHARE e-ROOM HOME IN DEsIR-
a bic section with Responsible parties. ample
sroUnd: near bus District 5HiH-
COLLEGE PARK ND. = FURNISHED
house 4 bed rooms sleeping porch bath,
durlne July & Aus Phone Bervyn Ram,
ROsEMONT. VA-SINGLE APT. RMS.
bath screened-ln porch garage. perfect
condition, ami Apply 6O3 Russell rd
Phone Alexandra f43
5-R. AND B BUNG, 8 ACRES. Is MIN.
Sc Capitol bids ami. nicely fUrn.: cleo.
kitchen, Kelvinator. lawns flowers fruit,
grapes; high cool. Only S55. Inquire
1914 G st Sc
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EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE RESIDENTIAL PROP.
erty in Chevy Chase for commercial! IN.
improved property. Call Wisconsin 4425
or Wisconsin 4b4O.
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HOUSEs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE DUTCH CO.
lonlal; rooms. 3 baths; two-car garage;
garden with lily pool; best NV section
For information call Decatur 6@01. branch
1929
Evening star., 1936-06-30
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LOT 26xiI5, IN GOOD Sc SECTION:
viii exchange for larger lot or will sell
LING. 2O71. NEWSOM. 1lI0 H ST. NE
IN TAKOMA PARK-5 ACRES. READY TO
improve. sewer in, houses needed, consider
small income property. Also fine lot de-
s!rably located, good building on rear: fine
shade; consider family auto in deal Shep-
heNd .30IR
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666 PENN. AVE. Sc.
Store and Large Apt.
Near New Penn Theater.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SON,
3l4 PA AVE Sc
SALE-ACREAGE.

ALMOST TWO ACRES OF LAND oP-
1PSe pr,te6 pnted Sac for oG park on
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. If.l z s.. nv.
NEAP MT VERNON BETWEEN BLVD.
and Richmond pike Heavily wooded roll
InE land deep wafer stream 70 rlver. ~
scres easily developed beautiful estate
Metropolitan 1876
NEAR MT. VERNON BET BLVD. AND
RIchmond Pike: about 40 acres; heavily
wooded, rolling ground; deep water 70 river,
easily made beautiful estate. Met 1895
ONE ACRE TO ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
in The District and less than , miles from
the cspit99i- qIjy Tny $500 S5 e.%Ic Pe, acre
SO1 Union Trust Bids. Nail $500.
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A GOOD BUY.
Near 14th and Buchanan SITS.
n,,J, cf EnA

6-room brick house with deep yard and
garage. Of! burner hreless cooker large
F:iGidaire. screened. veather-StrIpped. One
Of the best values on todays market Call
tional 1853
GOSS REALTY COMPANY,
1905 Eye ST. NV.
4353
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3GHa 3;th 81. NE, Near r. l. Ave
r. and h.. h.-Th. lear bult-ln ga
rage. sleeping porch. Vacant; newly con-
ditioned. Price very low. -
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81 RANDOLPH PL. NV
FoemS s6n spd an .6s. 6s{h h9tzsiE a1E heat
Rooms. h.-wh h, Lear sarase.
45IS GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Rooms, NV h.. 2-car garasc.
9l3S GEORGIA AVE, S. s. MD.
10 Rooms bath. detached.
THCS E FARRELL CO, REALTORS.
7nl 10th ST Phone National 900.
i-RCCM BUNGALOW. NEWLY DECO
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REAL BARGAIN,

1905 Jefferson ST. NV. tsemi-det1. s
rooms bath. h ". floors gas, heat. pink Of
condition. Convenient two car lines Good
neiEhborhood: nice yard; lear garage to
wide alley. Screened. Metal weather strip.
AWNINGS. sisssedln porch. Southern expos.
Look before buying Price and Terms righ..
Monday Georgia nl1a
Evening star., 1936-06-30
1O8 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.

rooms . tiled baths beautifully fur
nicAed built-ln earage, electric Washing
machine. recreation room. screened
-,ches. July TO Sept l. Best references
feollred: SO so. Call after S m.
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HOUSES-yNFURNISHED.

NNcntlnued.1
NEW HOMES FIVE ROOMS ONE BATH,
screened porch. largs, lot car and bus
service: rent sos. Phone Walnut $3.50.
Once. $500 Lee Highway. Va. %
"@2l 3Sth ST NW-NICE b-RM HOME,
incl porch, cleo. refrgerator, garage: va
cant; near schools. etc. Clev. i649. -
400; 4th ST. N.W-S ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath electric refrigeration, sarage,
h.-w.h.. $50. one block TO downtown bus
adults preferred
Evening star., 1936-06-30
COIINTRY ESTATF

Near District line-Detached large 10
room house baths; Gear gar; with about
acres of well-landscaped grounds. Many
large trees and larse garden Owner Will
ssl trane Terms DIsirlct MlEs.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
sALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY.

5-sTORY BRICK BUILDING $500 GEOP-
gia ave ve-Store on first floor; garaEs;
h-wh n; oil burner. mi. Columbia ) 5139.
a.
3lls Mt. PLEASANT ST. NW-lt
.D1ms baths including well-la!d-out
beauty sLnp. this property is in new
house cono.tion throughout and IS In
rapidly growing business section. must &c
suit Owner on promises. or Me- 27l3.
NEAR 18th & K SITS NW-EXCELLE'sT
store with two apartments above; deal for
mcIcfant wanting permanent location;
row vacant; easy terms: price S21.5"0,
CALL Mr. FISCHER. NATIONAL $500.
EVENING. PHONE COLUMBIA $50
GAS STATION SITE.
CORNER ON MAIN ARTERY Lot. look
500 all Improvements, priced low for
ou!cE sale, owner Will take row houses in
exchange Call Mr. DREW Met $50
T ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5 Investment
Evening star., 1936-06-30
SALE-HOUSES.
so 450

Detached corner in fine residential sec
toned: / real bed rooms. built in gsrsge;
large lot Easy terms. Call Mr.. WOOD
Met So F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2O5
Evening star., 1936-06-30
5000 DOWN-S45 MO,

30 18th St Realtor Nett. 0153.
Evsnings Phone Georgia EnmM.
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SALE-LOTS.

CORAL HTLLS-s295 Up; TERMS AS Low
as $40 down and $40 monthly. Oflce
OGLETHoRPE sT-5 LOTS. 30xa3 .FT.
each, $500 each: 300 # of New Hampshire
ave. VIII sell separately, terms # neces--
ssry DAVID COOPER. owner. National
435q Randolph ais after s.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

NO. 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE,
HYATTSVILLE HILLS, MD.
Brand new condition - lovely
bungaloW-4 rooms, bath. hot
water heat. new gas range, cellar
and incloSed rear porch on ex-
tremely large lot in fine neigh
borhood. This house is priced
right for quick sale. but must be
seen to be appreciated. Call
OWNER, National 5536. between
9 NJ and s nm
Evening star., 1936-06-30
DETACHED HOME.

MINI IhhONIh FhNh.
Living room "a IT, wide. open fireplace;
? bright cool bed rooms: unfinished attic.
hardwood floors. h.-w.h-. instantaneous
heater. laundry trays laYatoTy in full
cellar Beautiful. large lot with shade
trees TO alley, with 2-car earsg'. Reason
ably priced, convenient terms. Phone to-
= 'rht ANA
Evening star., 1936-06-30
SALE-SUBURBAN.
Opiit -
RRAMn MEIu RpIHK

Splendid environment high elevation
NV. suburb; close To transportation: Cape
Cod type ) rooms bath, garage, nice SIDE
porch larse lot. $3.50; reasonable terms.
HARRY B PITTS CO.
1919 18th St n W Met Ol00
Evening star., 1936-06-30
WANTED-ACREAGE.
SALE-FARMS,

2 TO 5 ACRES WITHIN 5 MILES OF
D c not over - Onn. State parclculsrs.
Aod,css Box 295-T Star Office
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

Woodland BEACd-MUST SELL 50
feet on water front, pest beach fishing; only
~GH5. cost $500 Adams 1885.
FOR SALE-LOTS AND COTTAGES AT
Old Ceoar Point nea. MorEsntoVn Nd
Send for free circular. WALTER NJ. BAU-
MAN. J Thomas circle. Natl 622H
COL LCNIAL BEACH: ROOMS. SCREENED
POI Oh. furnished: water. electricity; row
heat .fG4 E 81 ne
Evening star., 1936-06-30
SALE-HOUSES.

OV VEFiIOOFAINU IF1E 70 I ONIFlN
S1.950-Iovely new BRICK home six large
rooms, 80 spacious bed rooms. well
built furred walls. reasonable
terms. For appointment call Natl.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
CLEVELAND PARK

detached home on a beautiful larse
corner lot There are four bed rooms: two
baths Oh second fcor; livlns room dinins
on first floor. Gas heat, slate roof: earaes.
Must be sold to settle estate. JAMES E
Cleveland l40S after pm
Evening star., 1936-06-30
SALE-HOUSES.
BUY A BUNGALOW,

Open-3"05 Otis st n.e.-Loyely rooms
ana bath. inclosed back porch, not-Tatcr
heat built-in saraze full cellar. Can he
bought on small terms Call owner. L. E.
IIPSCOMB North g453-M
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TAKOMA PARK.

1O1 Garland ave-Attrsctive new. house
rooms ans bath first floor also 3-foom
and bath apt separate entrance. fireplace,
Get eched KarsEe larfe lot with pea u'!tul !
lawn. Situated in excellent CclEhbornond
Price $500; terms. Open all DAY Sunday
ana 10 q evenings rest Of week
MORRISON AGENCY.
Citizens Banks BLDG. Tskoma PARK, Nc.
Id
Evening star., 1936-06-30

Chance to PICK Up } 70 30 acres Al bar
gain. Splitting up old estate. Fine SOL,
streams fruit : acres $3.50. 10 g
y 500. - a. - 900. 80 a - 600. 15u
S11.50u. ADDRESS ESTATE BOX 62-I.
Star Office
@2G ACRES. GOOD IMPROVED LAND, &c
acres woous. large stream. orchard. 10
room dwelling large log cs bin barn lon-f-.
chicken house, I'll live stock and fsLmlng
implements SIu 600 terms ERWIN
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsv!lle 765.
FARM. 20 ACRES. ON PATJXENT RIVER
GEO. W. LYNCH Room 116. 1922 7 St.
%
Evening star., 1936-06-30
DUTCH COLONIAL BRICK.
Natural Air Conditioning.

Natural AIT COMMUNICATING.
rooms. including maids room bath and
frst-foor lavatory. Also y baths. > peo
rooms. recreation room Large ok trees
sJIrroUndine home 7u-ft lot in beautiful
development. @3rd 81. on Arlinrton R.dEe
- minutes 20 center Of CITY Phone
OWNER IeckSCn nIA- nr NattOnal 2hsS
Evening star., 1936-06-30
NEW. DETACHED
MILLER-BUILT HOME
WOODRIDGE-S6,450.

New all-brick bungalows; 5 excessively
large rooms and bath; with no3red a5tiei a,IEs q
throughout; lot 4Oxl 5s to an alley; sodded
and landscaped; refined neighborhood ana
ton 1920 Evarts st. ne. Open until
8. CEEAL AND TURNER. Lin. 0olb-J.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
S5.S5O.

Charming SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
Five lovely rooms pretty bath. oe luxe
kitchen, biz attic. basement, brand-neT
BRICK. onlv one left. Convenient to D. C..
stores. school large lot. trees. Don't delay.
(aN Natl l43G
Evening star., 1936-06-30

CoLoRED-BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
?. and B.. ami. house; best park view
location: terms. Columbia 3aa4-W.
CoLORED-"O27 FLAGLER PL N.W.-6
large rooms; house IN GOOD condition.
GEORGE JAMESON.
4l4 jefferson NV Georsia 014S.
FOR COLORED.
Two OF our most oeSirs ole Klneman Park
homes now available for immediate occu-
psncy and can be purchased on small cash
payment ana balance like rent ReconGi-
toned like new. One rooms and bath
one 6 rooms and bath No better way to
use. your bonus. money than to- apply part
of il on one of these homes. Inspect 564
23rd pl. ne. Open and lighted daily until
9 pm.
CHAS D sAGER.
Owner and Builder
aH4 14th ST. NV. National o036.
COLORED
SPECIAL-DELAY NO LONGER.
Only two of eight left-5-room detached
frame homes, all improvements. Only
2.150 cash 5000 balance $3.50 per
month J. L. TEPPER National 1850 or
FREQ Chives agent 4422 Hunt st. ne.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

300-A FARM KENT CO MD: / MILE
from Bay; house srd barn n Door cordl-
l9n s per pien'T reqms 81 nun p GoNNsEN.o Lee
EnL.E.s. Va Phonc Walnut thSs
Evening star., 1936-06-30
Y-ACRF ESTATF

Forest Glen-Large mod house. . b..
in :'-acre park OF biz trees. cool and
O'HARE ESTATES, "24 r ne
A REAL HOME BRICK S7,GOU. 90
Paved street. near U. of Md ) rms, tile
bath, breakfast alcoye. recreation room
foored attic oil burner garage; LOT
50Xl5O; > blocks 10 bus, stores e,c
H SEIDENSPINNER
RaI -.d
Evening star., 1936-06-30
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES


CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES REASONABLY
priced. See me before you sell. EARLE w.
MANSON. District 1878. 1927 Eye St. n ".
-
PAY a GOOD Cash PRICE FOR SMALL
houses white or colored. C. w. MOTH
ERSHEAD, 1926 Vt. ave. Dist. 7271. iy12"
DOWNTOWN OR UPPER N.W.-6-1@ RMS.
Cash. Z. W. BAILEY. Adams 41S6. Mail,
l435 Meridian NV.
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF 14th
St and Park I'd NV: good I.room house;
on or before August 18th. Address Box
4e1-T. Star once.
TO ROOMS PREFER OLD HOUSE
Would like possession within 45 days. Good
cash payment. E. A. GARVEY, Dist. 450S.
1126 VT. ave.
ALL Cash FOR SMALL HOUSES WHITE
or colored regardless of condition. VIM. J.
CALLAHAN. 49, Eye st. NV. Natl. 1S39.1'
WANT 4-BED-ROoM HOUSE AT ONCE;
will pay cash if price is right. Address
Box 441-V Star once.
HAVE CASH CLIENT FOR HOUSE NE.
Sc. or s.w.. between 5000 and 81 600
FRANK NJ DOYLE. Realtor.
927 18th ST. NV. Dist. 1865.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
APARTNTENTs--SUBURBAN.
WANTED-APARTMENTs.

MCKINLEY EIGH school GIRL EN-
ploved father, desires unfurnished light
hCUsekeep.nc rooms or where services
car apply or rent. Address Box 1T. Star
Office.
YOUNG GOVT EMPLOYEE. WITHOUT
children desires ant. or small houSa to
rent very reasonable: promise excellent
care 70 home ard furnishings, Address
Box o 5-T Star Office
i OR ROOMS. KITCHEN FURNI&HED
ant. by July l. Not over $50. Call
before Y noon, Dist. 1858. Apt. 405. Mrs,
s OYER.
Evening star., 1936-06-30
NEW STONE BUNGALOW.

rooms and bath cellar, hot-Water heat
oil burner. elec and gas; shade trees; ..
sub; open fireplace, attic for one lerge
room; large lot Ready to occupy. Price,
Sf.25n: easv terms. For key see salesman.
3629 9TH st. ne. near r. 1. ave, or phone
Greenwood op3o -
Evening star., 1936-06-30
BRADLEY BLVD, NEAR KENWooD.

. beautiful new homes on lots havIng
frontage CT 90 feet by depth OF 165.
At the low price offered they should be
inspected by every prospective buyer Of a
suburban home this year We would be
you meet US there For an appointment
call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC. Wis
Evening star., 1936-06-30
FOR COLORED.

A. x ST. NE-s35 90
Apt 2-LiylrE room. bed room. kitchen
end hath heat furn she'd.
I404 K CARRIE. DIST. 9oS0.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-13
Cleveland May Inherit
Big-Time Hockey Team

Cleveland seems definitely to be the
town to inherit the big-time hockey
franchise which Les Canadiens will
surrender after the present season. AL
Sutphin, who will give up his Cleve-
land Falcon, International league, hold
ings, is to put up the dough. He will
operate farm team in Rochester .
San Jose, Calf, will send 80 of its citi-
zens into professional baseball this
year In the future there will be a
close connection between the manage
ment of Aldo Spoldi and that of Cleto
Locatelli Pedro Montanez (just to
get all this lightweight business at
tended to at Once) has two self-ap-
pointed bodyguards, recruited from the
ranks of his Puerto Rican followers.
One of England's most promising
fighters is a nineteen-year-old feather
weight who gets around quite nimbly
in spite of the fact that he hasa club
foot. He hits hard, thinks fast and (no
kidding) his name is AL Capone i.
Although this is only his second sea-
son In big-time hockey Bill Miller, Les
Canadiens forward, already is rated
as one of the games smartest players.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-13
Dizzy Deans Howl
Just Ballyhoo,
Not Temperament
@ New York Post-WNU Service

1T WAS perhaps to be expected that
the feeling of unrest that has been
irritating so many microphones and
congressional records should at last
come to aggravate the gentlemen who
perform In sports. From winter re-
sorts, from night clubs and from less
ably baIlyhooed centers Of athletic an
tics and endeavors terse bulletins pro-
claim the news that the boys no longer
are weakening their niftiest sayings
with smiles.
AS one who must live (not too well)
by sports have been reading such re-
ports with proper diligence. While
reading-and while duly recOllecting
how the well-acted RACES of wrestlers
and other celebrated statesmen so
often have elevated the minds Of the
customers-I also have been doing
some wistful wondering.
Obviously, if the performers can en-
gage in their work with blood in their
eyes-as well as on their noses-the
situation soon may be vastly improved
VIEW pdlTUuS Will DC dILL oSICO anu thS
waning attention of those who once
were steadfast in their faith will be
revived.
This increased zest for laying it on
the line should be beneficial for all con-
cerned. Promoters and their besweat-
ed prima donnas should be enabled to
purchase new limousines. The Nation
al league might be enabled to pay its
best umpire what he deserves, the
state of New York might get some de-
cent income from the quasi-legal gam
bling and even the Phillies might be
enabled to arrive at the clubhouse each
day with a smile on their lips and
two bits in the bank.
Unless you know your baseball well
enough to be aware that Dizzy Dean
merely is large body Of man entirely
surrounded by press agents you are
apt to suspect that vast sea of bitter
jealousy separates him from his Alma
Mater and his fellow students. Actual
ly nothing could be farther from the
truth.
For instance, there Is the chit-chat
that is being exchanged concerning his
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-13

broken reed, but it can't be helped. I'm
not afraid of her talling-she's far too
scared for that. But I am afraid of
her boiling the moment she gets the
chance"
A moment later our strange process
sion took shape.
Helena led the way and brought up
the rear, with the Count on my back,
while Mona minced between US, Gear
ing her shoes in her hand.
Six PAGES away from the gates, I laid
my burden down.
us your back all right?" breathed
Helena.
"Yes, thank you, my sweet"
At once she turned to Mona, who
was dropping beside the wall.
IF you cross that bridge, the porter
will see you, and you will be chased
and caught. In few minutes time,
however, the porter will leave his lodge.
You'll know when he's gone, because
then the wicket will open. The mo-
ment the wicket opens, cross the
bridge. When you're over the bridge,
you can put on your shoes. Then run
down the drive until you come to the
woods. Wait there at the edge of the
meadows, and the car will be down in
FIVE minutes to pick you up"
at is understood, my lady"
"You will wait without fail, on the
rlght-hand side Of the road
"Without fail. my lady. My lady will
not be long"
"Tive minutes" said. perhaps
shall come before. But until the
wicket opens, you must not move"
every good, my lady,"
With many misgivings we left her
and FASTENED the way we had come.
This time, however, we left the postern
| ajar.
We had found her bedroom lighted
and left it so-an open wardrobe de-
clared the rape Of the frock; and now
we only waited to set wide open the
doors of the principal rooms. Then we
went down to the courtyard-up to the
last of the jumps.
AS the porter stepped out of his
lodge
"Why didn't you tell me-" said
Helena, "that his lordship was gomez"
The fellow looked scared.
Ell didn't know, my lady. Fl
thought his lordship was here"
"He went this evening. He says so.
Hes left note"
The porter put hand to his head.
mo one has gone out, my lady, since
half-past nine. And at half-past nine.
my lady, know that his lordship was
here"
There YES sta7tleA silanca Then
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-13

All this does injustice to Sam Bread
on and Branch Hickey. 1t is true
that they are suave gentlemen who
often have been wonderfully persuasive
when dealing with lesser toilers in
their vineyards, but they also are gen.
tlemen who are richly endowed with
common sense.
This means that when their star per-
former has boosted and blasted him
self onto enough front pages they will
Immediately prove to him that adver-
Using pays. With due acknowledge
ment of the fact that they have pen
understanding club and also pitch
er who would be cheered even If he
wore a Giants uniform in Brooklyn,
they will lay it on the line.
Naturally. Dizzy will not get the $40,-
600 which he is hurting into the con-
test right now along with a plethora
(sure l looked it up) of bitter adjec-
tives. Just as naturally he does not
expect it any more than he expects
anyone to take seriously the harsh
words he has been saying about his
battery mate, Virgil Davis, Esq.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-13

nothing that l could do would hale
them back.
AS l sat back on my heels
mo good? said Helena quietly.
Hopeless" said l. Hes all in. He
may come round by midday, but he
won't be fit to talk to for "a hours"
AS the words left my mouth, the
castle clock told us the time.
A quarter past twelve.
"We must get him away" said Hell
ena. Now, at once. There's a train
that leaves Lass for Innsbruck at one
o'clock. We can't put him aboard at
Lass-he's too we'll known, but l guess
the train stops at Gola-that's ten
miles on. The girl will have to go with
him and see that he comes to no
HARM"
Although could see that 1t was
drastic, l had then no idea how mon
strous was the action which she pro-
posed. Her brother was her liege lord;
when he succeeded her father, she was
the first of his vassals to so on her
knees, to put her hands between his,
TO swear to honor his person and
ever maintain his freedom and all his
rights. And this was no matter OF
form. For better or worse, for more
than five hundred years the body OF
the Count had been sacred In the eyes
of his house.
Times might change, but not Yorick.
Its motto held.
On that handsome July night Helena
snapped the tradition and broke her
oath. Not servant would have dared
help her.
After perhaps five minutes our plans
were laid.
Whilst Helena spoke with Mona, the
girl from Lass, scrawled note to
Pharaoh, and boldly signed it "V. Y"
Dear flaming:
Sorry. but I'm fed up. I've had enough
of Yorick and I'm going tonight. l
don't know where, but I'll probably get
a train. See you again some day.
I think it looked the note of a
drunken man.
AS l laid down my pencil
"That'll do very WELL" said Helena.
"He never writes, so nobody knows his
hand. Leave it there on the blotting-
pad. And now we must go. Mona's a
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-13
Period of Youth Is Crisis
or Seedtime of Ones Life

Let this thought, then, be lodged
deeply in every youthful mind, that
row is the crisis Of life-that every
hour Of time, every habit Of thought,
feeling, or action, the book or paper
you read, the words you hear, the
companions you associate with, the
purposes you cherish, each makes its
indelible mark. and all combine and
work together in forming you for
future honor, usefulness and happi-
ness, or for shame, misery, and
death.-Collyer.