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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LIE DROIT BLDG. SO0-aIO ST. NV
Large bright rms, suitable Offices, shops:
SIS mo. and up. Apply Room 10.
ONE LARGE ROOM. FIRST FLOOR. SUIT
able for print shop or real estate. etc. e9l
1lth ST. Inquire So K
IO17 K ST NV LARGE OFFICE
rooms. second floor. front: large windows.
K st. NV.
1907 LAMONT-WANTED LADY VIOLIN
teacher, to rent. studio Sat. afternoons;
opposite Powell Junior High. Call evenings.
DOCTORS OFFICE. SW. CORNER 27th
and Cathedral Ne one block west OF Conn.
ave: entrance especially designed for ply
Sician'S; unlimited parking. Telephone Adj
ans O1@3. 15s
WILL SUITCASE ALL OR PART OF
nicely furnished office in Southern
Bids. 18th and H NV. to high-class
tenant. Reasonable. Address Box l4-S,
Star Office 15s
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED.
Just foreclosed very desirable Groom
and bath modern house in good northeast
Sloss 5SSs sSm se sss
hot-wster heat: gas. electricity. NH House use
for small cash payment; terms like rent.
with one trust note until paid. See MR..
HEIGLE at 1417 L st. NV.
COLORED BARGAIN.
Reduced 5000.
1712 Euclid st. NV
9 large. bright rooms, closed-in Sleep
ing porch; Thoroughly. modern in every
detail: large back yard to alley. Inspect
this today. Open Sunday from II to y
p.m.; week days . to o pm.
j. DALLAS GRADY & SON.
1104 VT. Ave. NV. District 917s.
COLORED-SIX RMS. B.. ELEC.: ZOO
block Irving 100 block Lamont: also large
property for investment. North 2223.
COLORED-IO LARGE ROOMS. NEWLY
decorated; oil heat; basement; elec. re-
fr!gerato: 2-car garage; near Meridian
Pk.; will make excellent location for pro-
lessional man; first time offered; a real
investment. Address Box 497-S. Star
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NEARBY. VA

New, modern, Cape Cod with large
rooms, fireplace, electric relr:gerator gas
range. hot-water heat. beautiful shade trees
and shrubbery. garage with overhead
doors; located on a i2-acre lot on a quiet
residential street in Falls Church. =
blocks from schools, stores. churches and
transportation 20 minutes from down.
town Washington S65 per month.
Old Colonial estate of % acres with
S-room house. $50 years old; completely
restored and containing air conditioning,
oil heat . baths. 3 freplaces Gear ga
rage, servants quarters with bath; 20
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
tContinued.)
ASHTON HEIGHTS, VA.
Sample $500 Home.
o-story new brick: first floor has large
living room. with fireplace, dining room.
extra large Kitchen: second floor has 2
large fs, bed rooms: tile bath. spacious closets;
rage. Located at 37OS Pershing drive.
Opened Sunday for inspection.
4 A. L. KELLEY & SON,
CLARENDON 3S3. CLARENDON. VA.
Residence. Clarendon 1901,
A PRETTY. COTTAGE. WITH ROOMS.
baths. hot-water heat and electricity and
acres OF land. gently rolling. There's
an an GEehfra fbs and house for the chickens
and Fairisx Price. $1,000. Mr. cassatt.
\17,o kkoH1s s} p I SHOEMAKER. ,,eo
ON THE ROCKVILLE PIKE. NEAR
Georsetown Preparatory School. about 30
acses sestnn ~ ia9d az ar as whole Or in part In
tunity for. such development The prices
ITO ( KGglf 81 NV sHoshHzksS,' HazSf' NH, ,,ee
FOR SALE = SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
pocfs from oestsd IN GonntEy Club Hills
over cement blocks; four bed rooms, two
bath rooms, Sleeping porch. front. and
room. gas log. hot-water heat. electric
range. gas for heating house service
water. city water; lot l acre; will paper
rooms to suit; $4,000; $500 cash. bal
L. /; FREEMAN. REALToR.
Phone Vienna. Va. 30.
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NEARBY MD. a MILE D; C; LINE.
room house; lot 60xl 90; forced 10
| sell: $3.50 cash. See captain nFe oepa[t-
bike one block left on Silver Spring .rd.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

American University Park.
Modern Groom bungalow. Save $500
brokerage charge purchasing from owner.
$1,000. Cleveland STA by appointment.
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s. s5O0OPEN FQK INsFEEtLO "o00
BY owner and builder, Williamsburg
type brick" large rooms; one small
room: it's insulated; has furred walls; It S
weatherstripped; large screened-in porchi
all doors and windows screened with, cop
per wire; huilt-in garage; beautifully land,
scaped: terms to suit Phone Ridge 2l2
or Jackson 212O. Also see the two now
under construction, 1119 g. 1121 18th ST.
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LANHAM HEIGHTS. MI

size concrete cellar; electricity: furnace;
half aeTs Or more land; riGpKINs 81 i59i s2599 59
5th st. NV. Met. i0S7 or Cleveland 0929.
ASHTON HEIGHTS CLARENDON. VA
Five rooms and bath: ami: lot 6oxl 90;
oak trees; fhl, $4,000: Price. S5.1 80;
terms. owner 1921 Third st. north.
90 ACRES AND GOOD HOUSE@a.LAND
clear and rolling; IA miles from District;
close to stores. schools. churches. etc.
priced right. H. KADAN. Adams 1888;
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SMALL, HOUSE AND BEAUTIFUL LOT.
81 60n: Cherrydale. Va. "a block. from
Lee Highway in heart Of business district.
Closing estate Excellent investment.
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PHYSICIANS

MEDICAL SCIENCE BLDG.
1929 Vermont ave. n.w.-Front suite.
s45 to $50. Apply to manager on prem
iSes
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COLoRED BARGAIN.
Dn1,.AnA Gam
SOLD THREE

MORE COLORED HOMES this past week
negotiated a decent loan on another
bought two for cash--and still 'rarin' to
CO. This week We shall recondition,
from top to bottom,
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| TAKOMA PARK-Bungalo 5 rooms: ga
rage: corner lot: close: 81. $50: about 5000
| cash: balance payable monthly like rent.
| AIl.nrc poy AGR-S Star ONCE,
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Inspect today. Directions. Key Bridge:
turn right on Lee Highway to stop light
on Glebe road. right to oath street. left Z
blocks to 24O4 Columbus street. Open all
day Sunday. Call Georgia 1882 or Walnut
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LEE HIGHWAY HOME.

Mr.. SILVER SPRINGS RMS, BATH.
garage poultry house; immediate possess
sion: low rent Call Georgia 5S3S
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M. E. CHURCH,
SUBURBAN PRoP-sALE OR RENT.

REALTOR.
Established 1856.
Phone Falls Church. Va. 80.
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NFARBY VA,-A RARE BARGAIN FOR
home or investment. 5-room bungalow.
sScy SPACIOUS living room. full-size dining room,
two nice bed rooms. with ayailable M space
Golf and Country Club. schools. churches.
minutes to dHwnt3wn ssT fSan 1Tesen
day cost of construction. Terms less than
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81. 500 UNDERPRICED-5-Ro ROOM AND
bath. new modern BUNGALOW. really well
built: double floors, insulation eassed
two-thirds wooded near Clinton. Nd.
Price $4,000; 81 600 cash. balance $50
per month. OWNER. District 1921 or Marl-
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1854 NJ ST. NW.-SMALL STORE AND 4
rooms; choice business location; $50
month. FLOYD E. DAVIS. 733 18th st.
NV.
CORNER STORE. 1000 9th ST. S.W-
Rent reasonable. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1871 X st. NV.
54O1 GEORGIA AVE. N.W-LARGE COR
ner store; SS5. H. I. COLEMAN. 1910
Eye st. NV. Met. 1888.
1912 Pa AVE. NV.
Large store and two rooms and bath:
ideal location for restaurant.
LINKINS CO.
1913 De Sales ST. District 3522.
FORMERLY DOCTORS OFFICE. 523 Tth
st. s;w.- S75. including heat.
with garage. Good location for grocery
THos. d. WALSH INC.
1926 9th ST. NV. (BAsEMENT)-ONE
large room. 500. c. W. SIMPSON CO.,
1924 VT. ave. NV. Met. 300.
1711 WILSON BLVD. 3O-FT. PARKING
shop store in Colonial Village shopping
center. KASS REALTY CO.. Natl. 66S2.
72I-23 SLIGO AVE. SILVER SPRING,
Md. adjoins Sanitary Grocery Company
Suitable any type business. KASS REALTY
CO.. National 66S2.
STORE IS BY 81. NE. second Commercial
iSns son assE Easa ss III any business A9fT:'a
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HOME SITES WITH ONE ACRE, ELEco,
tricitE as low Vas as slqoo i 9Gwn lam ana room sioU
mouse S31 30 month; 6,room modern home
Phone Falls Church 323-J-2. TERRY'S.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT

DESK IN BRIGHT. SUNNY OFFICE BEST
downtown section; reasonable. National
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CAPITAL VIEWREALTYCO.

927 N. Y. Ave NV Natl. 97g7,
Sunday and Evenings. Atlantic 1898.
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1921 5th ST. NV.

THE PRICE IS RIGHT-THE TERMS
ARE EASY. II won't take much money to
buy this house and I'll listen to your
offer. whatever 1t is. Come on in an /
see me or give me a ring and I'll come
TO YOU any time. r. and B.. H.-W.H.,
AMI-S4O.00 per month Will take it.
CAL US now.
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sc 600 FOR GROOM BATH. NEW 1NSU-
lated home: oil heat, electric kitchen:
sewer. large lot. quiet, select neighbor-
hood; reached by Conduit I'd. or at stop
terms If desired. Home at 400S 61st ST.
RrOokmOnt Md
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$3.50 CASH AND A MONTHLY PAYMENT
OF $50 will buy 30-room furnished hotel
in Virginia overlooking Shenandoah River
and the mountains; near Skyline Drive
good for a few days. Call Mr.. Fort.
Ge. $500 or
ROBERTL. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg Natl 475O
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S8.750.

Old Colonial house containing 10 rooms
baths. A freplaces; located on l-acre
tract in the heart Of Falls Church. !
block from schools. stores and transpor-
tation and within 20 minutes of down
town Washington. This property offers
a splendid opportunity for investment as
it will rent for S100 per month. It is
Si psnig SoIo 70 seltie an estate ano Is prlceo
1t today.
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IOUNTRY HOME SITES

COUNTRY HOME SITES
On slightly Prospect Hill. fronting the
Georgetown-Leesburg pike. opposite the
Madeira School: miles from Washington;
this 30-acre tract is now available In piots
0i sese' EERMHN II MIlN Z. oAscH.
o23 18th Ut. NV. Natl. 1884. or Clev. 1881.
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@ ROOMS. OIL BURNER; AMI; LARGE
lot, picket fence: 10c bus zone; S5.25O.
2125 Lee Highway. Clarendon VI.
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IF you ARE LOOKING FOR A GROOM
brick house. ideally located. priced 81 900
below actual value. visit 1929 North Glebe
rd.. Arlington. Va. Owner will be on
premises all day Sunday. Or call Claren-
don 791 for information and direction TO
house
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45O0-S3OO CAsH-s4O NO.
6-r. bungalow. h.-w.h.. electricity. bath
paved street ERWIN REALTY co. Call
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WE HAVE SEVERAL. VERY FINE HOMES
! for rent now including 3 new or. stone
houses at sos. Office OF J. L.. Price. 1908
! Arlington Ridge rd. Phone 2T2.
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MODERN NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. 8
rooms. tile bath with shower. fireplace.
easily converted into 2 bed rooms or small
apt: slate roof; close to schools. stores,
churches; on bus lines. Clarendon 1851
or 3S01 N. Washington blvd. Clarendon,
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Sc ,300-OLD VIRGINIA HOME.
bed rooms. . baths oil heat: attrac-
tive grounds: 10 minutes D. c. Terms.
RALPH GRAIN. 4399 Lee H wy. WA. 6959.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WE BUY FRAME OR BRICK HOUSES OR
lots from owners only. No agents. Address
Box 29-S. Star ofice. 15H
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1902 FREDERICK ST. n. BALLSTON. VA.
-b-room and bath bungalow: large corner
lot $4,000 your terms; new-house secticn;
1Oc bus zone West 0O44
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ALEXANDRIA. BRADDoCK HEIGHTS. 002
Virginia ave.-Enter from Russell I'd. at
Colonial or Jefferson Park gates. turn
right at nrst Intersection and proceed i've
blocks. New Lochinvar conditioned
superior built and room homes to best
offers for turnover to continue develop
ment. r. L. TRANSUE. Cleveland 8970
G z. JACOBS Alexandria o142-J 16s
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2 ACRES OF PRETTY. RICH LAND. ON
cement road II miles from Washington;
porches. heated with stoves; we'll shade,
fruit; Greyhound and school buses stop
at property. Price. 81 300; $500. cash.
Possession at once. See MASON H1RsT,
Annandale. Fairfax. County. Va at the
SRA-J-1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
NOTICE No. 3878 A.

IN ADMIRALTY. tVio. 4S U.S.C.A.
 325-808 Revised Statutes 4377, 994). In the District Court for the District
 of Alaska, Division Number One,
 at Juneau.
 United States of America, Libelant, vs. The gas vessel JAMIE K, of
 1lcial number 216,322, her engine, tackle, apparel, furniture, etc, Re- spondent.
 WHEREAS, a libel has been filed in the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau, on the 9th day of Fehru- ary, 1886, by the United States of America, against the gas screw ves sel JAMIE K, official number 216,322, her engine, tackle, apparel, furni- ture ana sv forth, in cause of for feiture, and praying that said vessel, her engine, tackle, apparel, furniture and so forth may be condemned and sold to the use of the United States
 NOW, THEREFORE, in pursuance of the writ of said court to me di- recte1, I DO HEREBY GIVE PUB LIC NOTICE 10 all persons claiming or having any interest in said vessel, her engine, tackle, apparel, furniture, Skiff and so forth, to be and appear before said court at Juneau, Alaska, on Saturday, the 29th day of Febru- ary, 1886, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, provided the same shall be day of jurisdic- tion otherwise the next day of juris- diction thereafter, then and there to interpose their claims and make their allegations in that behalf.
 Dated this 7th day of February, 1886.
 VIM. T. MAHONEY,
 United States Marshal. Date of first publication, Feb. 8, 1886. Date of last publication, Feb. 24, 1886.
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KITTY O'BRIEN, TAXI DRIVER OF INTERIOR.
 IS RETURNING HOME

Kitty O'Brien, owner, manager and driver of Kitty's Taxi in Fair banks, the worlds farthest north woman taxicab driver" is a pas senger aboard the Victoria enroute from a vacation in the States to her home in Fairbanks.
 For more than three years, until she left the interior for Seattle Kitty OBrien has been on duty every day, summer and winter. She conducted her business as usual on. the coldest day of the winter of 1883, which was also the cold est day in Fairbanks in several years, when the temperature drop ped to 66 degrees below zero, she said, and on the coldest day of the winter of 1933-34, which was also a severe winter, she made A calls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
Daily Lessons in English
b.g W. l.. Gordon

Words Often Misused: Do not write. Replying to your favor of the l2th.' Write, Tn reply to your let ter of February F" Omit the tn.
 Often Mispronounced: Four. Pro- nounce as fore, not for.
 Often Misspelled: Anaesthetic, or anesthetic.
 Synonyms: Broad minded, open- minded, lmprejud c d, unbigoted tolerant, magnanimous.
 Word Study: Use a word three times and it is yours" Let us in- crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word Stultify; to make foolish make a fool of. ITO stultify ones self by silly reasoning or conduct" Burke.
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Better Living Ahead.
lNew York TimeSl

CNew York Times)
 The new president of the Rensselaer, Polytechnic William O. Hotchkiss, gave his inaugural address a few nights ago in Washington instead of Troy, the seat of this oldest school of science and engineering in any English speaking country. This departure from the time -honored custom gesture in recog- milton of the important part it is explained that for er students of this pioneer institution have had in the development of engineering in Government ac- tivtes. It would seem carrying of timber to the wood, as Horace put it in one of his Satires C'ln silvan lgna ferreD But it is rather ceremony in adoration of the which taken national sig nificance because of it's being held in the nation s capital
 It is cheering to hear voice so confident of a happier future for America and that the voice of an engineer who is especially familiar with the foundations of things for he is also geologist who with all his predictions of better living has kept his feel the ground Here is the heart of his scientific prophecy, the written creed of his belief and faith:
 The present and the following generation,
 I believe will be characterized not only by
 the intense search for efficiency in industry,
 in mining, in agriculture, in transportation and
 in construction-the matters with which engi-
 neering and the applied physical sciences are
 directly concerned-but with greater efficiency
 in all social relations in law, in medicine, in
 economic affairs, and in finance-yes, even in
 our pleasures People will learn better how to
 accomplish thelr purposes with less friction
 and more efficiency and in all these matters there is vast for improvement
 This is not economy of scarcity. It is an engi- neer's thinking and prophesying of the embellish- mentS of life the things which providing for the actual needs in food, clothing shelter, minister tC the higher wants and aspirations of mankind. The end of the engineering improvements lis not yet ir sight The United States a nation is still in its eary maturity The engineer sees further ahead thar the optimistic enchanters-and he sees better living for the many
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
THE IVA DECISION

Decision of the Supreme Court in uphodmg two of the salient provisions of the Tennessee Valley Au- thority commonly known as IVA probably is one of the greatest boosts ever given public ownership of utilities battle that has been carried on by Senator George w Norris of Nebraska and other progressive leaders for years It will that the Coulee dam project in Washington state, Bonneville in oregon and those in the Tennessee Valley. which are directly m- volved will be pushed along toward earlier completion and projects probably will be started on various streams throughout the country For back of IVA and kindred undertakings is the one major goal-cheaper power rates
 It has been the contention of the anti-power trust group headed by Norris. Senator Homer T. Bone of Washington and others that private companies were making too much profit from natural resource be- longing to the people. It their charge whether fair fancied that there alliance between the various power companies amounting to monopoly which resulted in a uniformity of high rates. At any rate power rates were knocked down in various communi- ties where public ownership attempted The municipal plant at Tacoma Wash, which Senator Bone promoted for so many years, of the glaring examples That city boasts the cheapest power rate in the United States Incidentally, when IVA into being under the sponsorship of Presi- dent Roosevelt it was to Tacoma for Leweyn Evans long the Superintendent of the cty's power project that the President sent Aside from the personal pment to the Tacoma man. it indicative that the President had primarily in mind cheaper cleo tricity Men who had produced it elsewhere tC be given an opportunity to demonstrate their abl- fly in the Tennessee Valley
 The progress that has been made since the projects inception in 1883 coupled with the ruling of the highest court that the government sell surplus electric energy and acquire power lines to dis tribute that energy makes IVA the outstanding thus far of the enterprises the Chief Executive has attempted in bringing about recovery Aside from the output of cheap power, IVA is carrying program of flood control reforesaon and soil erosion which is intended to rehabilitate large section the country lying between eastern Tennessee and the low lands of Alabama. Its success can only expan- sion of similar programs throughout the nation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
Japan Vulnerable.
Detroit NeWs)

There has been far too much hysteria among certain citizens of this country regarding Japanese plans Of conquest It has been equaed by hystera among Jap who have taken the talk of these people seriously Why not face the facts? Japan has nothing to gain and everything to lose by undertaking with the United States It would mean sacrificing her Asatic plans and running the risk of Russian intervention. We likewise have nothing to gain and much to lose by fighting Japan for any purpose self defense
 While building up navy to the strength allowed by the treaty which continues throughout this year shall be sensible if resolve thereafter not to make the first move in armament race It is Japan not the United States that is vulnerable It will be time enough to plan for larger navy when the Japanese begin building long swords
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
Horoscope "The stars incline
 but do not compel
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1886

Benefic aspects dominate today
 when conflicting planetary aspects
 are active The stars may encour- age nervousness and irritability. Ii
 is wise to count ten before speaking | to persons whose personalities arc challenging.
 Women this morning should begin whatever is important and should push all their affairs, social or finan- cial It is day to avoid trivial du- ties and to concentrate on what is most desirable.
 The Moon occults Venus today and the seers read in it fair promise for women who find their happiness in the home. There will be much hasty wooing this year
 It is a fortunate rule of the stars for love affairs, but girls shauld real ize the value of sincerity. Men may be critical as well as susceptible This is read as a lucky wedding day, since progress in happy partner ship may be expected. The children of this days marriages should be unusually talented. Constructive enterprises of many sorts will be profitable under this di- rection of the stars. Much govern ment building is forecast for the early spring.
 Although there will be good news in business and commerce will ex- pand at this time, much secret pro- paganda will be used in attempts to undermine confidence. Temperance movements now will be started, the seers prophecy, and will conflict with the plans of pro- hibitionists who will organize this year and gain strength.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of much pleas ure and real happiness. Success is presaged.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be exceedingly talented, es- pecially in interpreting life. Many artists belong to this sign. Joseph Jefferson, actor, was born on this day. 1929. Others who have celebrated it as birthday include Michael Munkacsy Hungarian paint CT, 1o44; Mary Garden, opera sing CT, 1877.
 Copyright, 1936)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

The dodge at the moment is invitation to Uncle Sam to join in the embargo If this attitude of the League stands, just as it did when Japan invaded China 1882 and acquired the fertile land of Man chukuo, the result which may be anticipated is that Mussoni will have big piece, if not a of Ethiopia to start his avowed Italian expansion program.
 However sympathetic we in this country always are with the under dog, it will stand us in good stead avoid that invitation of the League of Nations to join in the oil embargo against Italy Some of the diplomats may it with their home people as an excuse for the failure of the League to act but we probably survive under the criticism In fact we might survive great deal better by avoiding all over lures to become entangled ill foreign affairs.
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Modern
 Etiquette Dv R,berfa lee

: e. May some of the wedding in- vitations be mailed by the bride groom, to his intimate circle of friends?
 A. No; all the invitations should be mailed from the brides home. The brides fiance should of course furnish list of his relatives and friends to whom he wishes invi- tations sent
 Q. Is it permissible for a person to leave the table during a meal?
 A Not unless there is very ur- gent necessity
 Q. What does en deshabille mean?
 A. Tn undress."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
Look ard Lea arn By A. C. Gordon

1. What causes nearsightedness? 2. Who was the Russian monk who was supposed to have exerted mystic powers over the czar and czarina?
 3. What are anthropophagi? 4. What is the hardest wood known?
 D. How many counties are there in Delaware?
 ANSWERS The eyeball being too flat. g. Rasputin.
 $. Man-eaters; cannibals. 4.c Lignum- vitae. 5.si Three.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
LODGING THE OIL EMBARGO.

The war situation in Europe grows more passive
 There is rather broad hint in most dispatches that the League of Nations will enforce the oil bargo. From this it may be assumed that most oi the diplomats under pressure of the folks at home convinced that any old dodge is better than open conflict which Italy says the oil embargo will mean