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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FOR MODERN OLD FASHIONED GIRL;
Pullman kitchen 1887 G. z; elsc. r.fsr::
couch eec. iron. silver and white furnish
inGs: So so, everything included. also a
larser apt in white and old mahogany
APT sqblet fuTn one Tm. Kit: ,.,1.d din
Adults? di oAsa $50 o APT ti0ss Park Genital .
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL, !: EXPOS, s
snh snd P2rfh D INV 'ass co 55a
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT, HoTE. goth
plete', turn; linens SILVER Fr'sidaire: day
FREE RENT DURING @ JULY-4,E2oM L,1,. ti;;ae!I
taken Telephone Met s73l to pm. 2s'
| COMPLETELY FURNISHED, DELIGHT
fully cool espos s,o; rms bath snd Ss, poTrh
wood pl. NV. Columbia 500.
lS35 MONROE ST. NW.-CHoICE APT
south con,n,.stx eXp excel loe rms kit tie
BY ~ appointment, Tii0 Col 5ai7 :. ''''S' '
1907 K1LBoURNE, PL. oNW-cHoICE
D soT exq sIG9 {rn ios 5n k te
pontment, Adams 1881, .''ls' ''li "
! 2s07 18th ST NV NEAR HARVARD
adu3s TGems coumba pElns5s Pafs lss insulated home
DETACHED HOME. PVT, APT, FOUR
garage 55os 14th St st. NV. Georgia 5oia.
1870 T1LDEM sT T1LpEN GaRDGNs EMS
time lease; 3 bed rooms. baths. sun room,
nand y ROOM dining room kitchen; knsoe
4NzER 4Hom1 ss sth ST. AMP
tricity. refrigeratic,; S45 UP.
1919 VERMONT AVE. DOWNTOWN-SE
| lect. large basement for 4: shower. c.h.w {:
meals opt. S:s,5o each; others. Met 72o4 .
Large attractively furn. rm.. studio couch
| separate complete kitchen.
1745F ST. NV.
BAH nicely furnished light sa and reiriser-
so7 Union Trust Bldg. Natl 1890.
JIG THIRD ST NE.-AN ATTRACTIVE
ap pso bath p0rnh re-
conyeniences: adults preferred. 90
SENATOR'S APARTMENT. FURNISHED,
rooms. In scrupulously well-run cooper
or tenant mnHfay ss moDn1 hone 0n
Ms bR9MS %sn.ssr SH sees ~ lfssf softhun sse
.nd ask to a:%SsaEs Ss
H1LLcREsT 2309 s6th sE.-1st FLOOR;
D, rooms, pain ana Kitchen: newly fur
nlshed; couple. Phone Lincoln O952-M 80
1880 EMERSON ST. BET. AND F. Ne
clean rms. k; pri. bath. 1st fr $40
207 H ST. NV LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen. bath front; Frieidaire; newly
decorated; reduced to $4S.5O 29'
JEWESS TO SHARE GROOM DOWN.
town apt. cooking facilities. Dupont Circle
Apts.. Dec 620l. Apt. 625. evenings.
NEAR PARK RD. 1851 18th ST. NV
2 rooms. kitchenette. private bath. Frisid-
aire. Columbia 473l.
SHOREHAM HOTEL-W1LL sUBLET FOR
several months completely furnished. 2
rooms. dinette. kitchen apt: Immediately
available: Adams O10O. Apt. 6O6-E. or
District 554O.
1851 MERIDIAN PL. NW-3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath apt: S55. Columbia
3647.
1908 18th ST N.W-LARGE LIVING
room. Murphy bed kitchen and bath; sec
ond floor; well ventilated. Apply Apt. No. l.
PETWORTH-ENTIRE FLOOR; 2 LARGE
rooms. pvt b.. mi. cleo refg.; to empl.
couple; $50 Adams 1858 after pm.
111b sT NW.-ATTRACTIvE BROOM
front apt: gas, electricity. linens, etc:
$40.
KITCHENETTE APT. AVAILABLE; MOD.
ernly equipped. Childs Blds. 1888 n. Y.
ave-, Apt. 4. 31s
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WAlI FOR
6i0I 18th ST ~ W
~ 7 u II W
READY SEPTEMBER I.
INSPECT SUNDAY AETE ERNOOES

= INoFECI oJNDAI At ItENOUNS-
BRIGHTWOOD-NEW BLDG: l AND 2
bed room ants, lGe. Hv. room. kit. oInetts.
bath: $50 to SO. Res. mgr Randolph
29GS. 1855 TuCkermsn s..
THE ROYALTON APARTMENT. qls "
n.w.-Apartment OF 5 rooms and bath; at
tractiye, clean. centrally located: rent $50
per month. Four rooms and bath. $50 per
montn: exactly as advertised. J. A HAY
DEN, Agent. or representative on premises.
I447 F. CAPITOL R. AND B - $40 90
$50 4th St r. and b. 3s 90
HENRY SHAFFERT. 33n Attn ST NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D. CENTRE SECOND
floor duplex house; 3 r. k. b, porch ga
rage: PVT. entrance. $50. Cleveland 2214
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mountain home: restful. modern: all food
served home grown w. D. Bromley. Grey
stone Fruit Farm Edgemont. Nd.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1405 DELAF1ELD PL. N.W.-Large beau
TRULY furnished room in detached house.
private porch, unlimited phone; splendid
tranSportatlon; references; $25. Georgia
1857.
2136 X ST W.-lArge front, studio
room, maid service: $5 weekly; also Ink
apt. S65O-Ss weekly; everything in
14o4 QUINCY ST. NW.-Nicely furnished.
cool. front room, shower, private family
gentleman. Adams 4223
CENTRAL, 2Ol3 Eye st. n.W.-Cool, COM
Portable room in home with ami, $50
mo; also large rm, gar. space; gentlemen.
1926 ,3rd ST N.W.-Desirable front rm.,
PRIV. bath: near transp.; gentleman; $50.
Georgia 03O7.
1859 HARVARD ST. NW.-Larse room,
suitable for studio.
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. Apt. 3I-Front
gentleman: $3.50.
bG35 md ST N.W.-Large front rm.
twin beds. priv. shower bath; new, adult
nome; reas; gentlemen or empl. couple
5Gl 62l2 4th ST N;W-Large master bed rrn..
sla 115l. Call after pm.
232 ST. N.W.-Basement room and
kltchen; rooms and kitchen first floor,
cool and reasonable 3Os
I43l FAIRMONT NW.-Lhk.. S5, So.
Basement, private bath shower SIS 1890
Columbia rd-UnfurniShed, So, 81
RESEARcHMEN'S CLUB. cooperative,
1907 l tEyel st.-showers. comfort Ideal
doWntoWn location; Sl2 up monthly
Board, S2.75 weekly.
Zoo 10th N.W.--Attractive. comfortable.
front, adjoining bath; abundant hot water
lent.
1873 LAMONT ST. NW-In home OF re-
nned, Protestant, adult family; furnished
front room, ch.w., for gentleman, SIS
Phone Adams 1858.
DOWNTOWN. gO3 M ST. n-W-Iaree cool
front rooms Tor light Housekeeping. So
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED,

1884 18th ST. NV. GUST so COLUMBIA
rd)-3 rooms, kit. bath. rec. hall. inc.
porch Frlgldaire; adults; So so.
CCPLEY COURTS 1914 nth ST. NV
corner, front: . IsrGe rms reception hail.
kit. bath, large closets: S63.
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AIR COOLED.
"o@a Connecticut Ave.
An Address Of Character.

1894 BURKE ST. s.E-ENTIRE SECOND
floor: = rooms. II porch, private bath,
sT.s!da,re; s;snta gas e.ec' heat eh,V; new.
S36.5o-l32l KENYON ST. N.W.--oNE
reiriserator redecorated, inviting also ons
lac? N ST LARGE ROOMS. BATH.
ElectroluX refriee-ation, elec cas- free re-
| 6uccd $50 five rooms, bath e!ec retriger-
alton, porch. So so. See janl.or
al: CHAPLIN ST, NV AFT 5s-F1vE
service Apply resident manager.
1896 EUCLID ST N;W-..NEWLY DC
| Grated apis rooms kit bath and porch:
ROOMS 6tt .1d bor, 6ar and perch; rooms.
| las" BELMONT ROOMS. KITCHEN.
! screened porch private bath; refg., gas.
cleo. free. Near Meridian PARK. Col o5s5.
e434 FRANKLIN ST NE tCOR e6thl-
| s r. IN. k. b and 3 ~; water elec sss,
porcneS, md A.; So mo. IS vE. Open.
55o2 on ST, NW:.Two ROOMS. K1TcH:
Rents ranging from SIS TO $50; See resi-
Metropolitan "113
s415 f ST, NV, Mr.. NAVY BLDG
Cool aPt., rms, kit, bath. Res. mgr,
LIVING RM,; BED RMS DINErTE. KIT.
priv. bath; heat, lsht gas c.h " conv.
trans. and market. 47o7 sth 81 NV.
ENTIRE End FL; 3 RMS. KIT, BATH,
shower; clean, cool, quiet, heat gas, cleo.
phone 32l L St ne
3s35 MILITARY RD, CHEVY CHASE
Attractive rm,. KIT and bath. front; newly
decorated; large closets, access 10 ward and
porch: storage space, g 50 weekly.
1919 10th ST NW-FOUR ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. includinG sun parlor.
sefTRa sefTiea sG"r 30" Pc sec e4 ee4FseFatoF 'anior
1894 BELMONT RD-2 ROOMS KIT,
bath, porch. rec. hall $50 month 3 rooms.
kitchen. bath, rec haU. 8" 80 month;
electric refrigeration resident MANAGER.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & co. INC.
1891 Conn. Ave Decatur 5000.
APT. THREE ROOMS AND BATH. GAS.
heat and eiecSici'y included. $40 so:
Adults only. HNH Park pl. Sc
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

THREE ROOMS, private bath: family Of
four adults Aug. Is or Sept. !. PERMANENT.
Shepherd 1855
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1873 PARK RID NV.
rooms, kitchen dlnette bath S61 80
Elec. Refrigeration and Elevator.
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Sll 18th ST. NV. National 5a03
FEW CHOICE
FURNISHED APTS AVAILABLE
THE CAVALIER
$500 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 5000
1915 10th ST. NV ROOMS DINING
alcore kitchen and bath: easonable rent
al: switchboard and elevator service. See
resident manager
$500 X St nw.-Very desirable .
room, kitchen and bath apt: nicely fur
nished; electric refriGeration: reasonable
rental; switchboard and elevator service
immediate possession. See resident man.
ager.
BOSS & PHELPS.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WANTED QUIET ROOMS nearby Va
vicinity Colonial Apartments: state price
Address Box "a j Star Office
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

134l L ST. N.W,.-Cool, newly dec Ink.
Single Single room. "e1s $3.50. $3.50 s00o also l't-f'o0r
1905 RANDOLPH ST NE-Cool high ele-
vatlon, twin beds, inner-sprine mattresses.
private bath. Decatur 39Ss-W
1920 l7th ST; N.W.-,Front, double rm..
week. Also basement room.
THE GRALYN, 1?45 st. and 1920 18th
st. n.w.-Delightful singles, doubles con-
necting baths, showers, or running water:
local location.
2l3s CALIFORNIA ST. NV. Apt. col
Beautifully furnished. large single or
1903 18th ST N.W.--Large Ink. room
So so weekly.
1919 L ST. N Wool. newly furn. Ink.
room, $3.50; also large double room and
kitcherette.
1900 MASS AVE NW-Large. comfort
able. corner double room. attractively furn..
near bath: maid service; very reasonable.
1915 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-Beauti-
fully furnished double room, twin beds and
large electric fan
MT PLEASANT 3343 18th st. NV
Large cool front room. first floor. private
1927 N ST. .W.-One and two rooms for
cleo. h.-w.h.
1929 M ST NW-1 or large Ink or
sleepng, rooms, front, connecting bath;
unusually cool; S5 to So week.
ao22 10th ST. N.W-Cool, twin beds, next
bath: contin. h. W, phone; single. S4;
double. S3.5 each per week.
"239 QUE ST. NV. tnear Dupont Circle)-
Single room. new comfortable bed. semi
private bath. 500. Potomac $3.50. 2S'
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(Continued.)

oa0o CONN. AVE NV.
: rooms. kitchen and bath SEQ 90
- IooniS. kllchen and bath 100 90
Elec. Refrigeration Elev and Switchboard
Service
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H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sl1 18th ST wv National 5OO1

900 PORTER ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath $4,000
Electric Refrigeration and Elevator
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THE L1NDBERGH. 200 MASS. AVE NV.
Z rooms. kit. dnette. bath, switch
board. elevator $3.50
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300 ST NV.
I room. kitchen and bath. Sal so to S445O
Available Now.
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1405 DELAF1ELD PL. N.W.-Larae beau
tifully furnished room in detached house
private porch unlimited phone; splendid
7O57.
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KITCHENErTE APT AVAILABLE; MOD.
ernly equipped. Childs BLDG. 1888 n. Y.
ave-, Apt. 4. 31s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

PAINTING papering. roofing; guaranteed .
reasonable: estimates tree. M L. smith,
ROOFS. any type. BRICK WALLS WATER
PROCEED. CELOTEX ROCK WOOL. PURE
WHITE WATERPROOF ASBESTOS SID,
on our three-year payment plan. No down
PAYMENTS no red tape. -
THE AMERICAN RE-ROOFING CO, INC,
23lY 18th G. N w Col 455 ,
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AIR COOLED
Sh4AN NsNCh LII -.
900 Connecticut Ave.
nAn Address of Charactnr

DESIRABLE NEW APT. ROOMS ALL
modern conveniences. screened porch.
ElectroluX; conv. Capitol and G p. o. $50.
Call North Of31. q a m. to p m
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PIANOS-You can save money on re-
conditioned and floor sample baby grands
in our store this week used Lincoln. Sl95;
used Starr. S245; slightly used Chase &
Baker; S345. $565; floor sample Fischer
now S495. .$535: floor sample nve-foot
Lauter grand, now S.}95, Very easy terms
Nail. 41au. kittS. aal G st
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ROOMS UNEuRNIsHEp.

1891 ONTARIO PL NW-Unfurnished
room with sleeping porch. grill privileges:
reasonable. Call evenings
9us NJ ST NW-One or two rooms and
kitchen; all conveniences. adults
$500 l4th ST. NV. Apt 10S-Two large,
comm front rooms and private bath: nom
housekeeplng. unlimited phone. Adams
b4f, ons
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE

Apt. u zoos M rooms hall ana
pain, all outside rooms. frst floor. facing
Two streets refrigeratIon; $50 See tanitor
or phone District 12Il.. o. B. HOPKINS,
llH6 Vermont ave
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RESTAURANT, doing $3.50 wkly.; rent,
Joseph Hollander. zoos St NV.
SANDWICH SHOP, established: 5000 bust
ness weekly; S45 rent; good oolored trade,
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REFRIGERATORS- $50 80 to S55;
guaranteed A. CD. c. motors: ventilating
exhaust ceiling fans Carty. 1908 l4th.
REFRIGERATOR. electric. in working or
der: viii sacrifice for $40 cash. 1920
/ 9TH ST Nv Ant 1n4
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APARTMENTS FUR. or uNr,Ip
REMARKABLE VIEW
SEE THESE APTS

CONN AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE
3 RMS. s41-FURN SG5: 4 RMS, ser
Choice location modern Nreproof bltz
elevator, phone service Potomac 5os3
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1921 BELMONT ROAD NV.
Attractive single room; good location

| TRANSPORTATION at corner-Conn ave
and Taft Bridge: pleasant ROOM private
| home; semi-private bath. shower. Potomac
| 5245.
| SO5 G ST. NW.-Neatly furnished rooms
| for sleeping and Ink; small deposit will
hold until August !
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19
CHILDREN BLAMED
FOR MINOR FIRES

No damage resulted from two
minor fires last night which in
vestigators said were caused by
children. The first was as the home
of Morgan Bowling, 80 Taylor
street, and was caused by o child
who was carrying lighted candle
on a cellar stairway. Papers were
ignited but the -f1remen used only
hand extinguishers.
A vacant two story brick house at
40 School street, owned by Mrs.
Julia Kennedy, Of New Haven was
the scene Of the other fire. Careless
use of matches by boys who gained
access to the cellar was blamed.
Hand extinguishers were also used
here by firemen from headquarters
and the East Main street station
under the command Of Acting
Deputy Chief Stephen J. Bloom
field.
A false alarm from Box 344 at
Highland and Sunnyside avenues
brought three pieces Of apparatus
TO the scene yesterday afternoon ut
Ass o'clock. I.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19
Mental Expert Solves Problems For Democrat Readers

Miss F. G. K. Please tell me, Mr..
Haren, If I will marry the young
man I am now so interested in2
Ans. Astrological indications are
that you will never marry this par
ty. He likes you as friend, but no
love Is shown to be existing in his
behalf for you. Continue your ac-
quaintance as he will always be q
very good friend.
Mrs. C. N. T. When may I expect
my son to return to the east?
Ans. Madam; your son will never
return to the state Of Connecticut
to make his permanent residence. 1t
is revealed that during the coming
summer he will be advanced in his
present position, and then think
more seriously Of acquiring wife.
Mr.. r. C. c. When will my bust
ness improve, or would 1t be better
to give it up and find a job?
Ans. You can never expect to be
successful In your business unless
you overcome your present discOur-
aged feeling. You must have conf
dence In your own ability, as well
as working hard to reach the
height of success which you have
set forth for yourself.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19
Ell Haren Sees Trouble

Mrs. N. H. A. How will our mar
riage turn out2 How much longer
will we have to live as we are now?
Ans. The vibration receive shows
you now living with your in-laws.
Madam; you can never be happy in
these surroundings. Your husband
will not give his consent to leave,
and eventually you will leave him
seeking the happiness you desire In
different surroundings.
Mr.. H. w. p. When would be the
best time to make the change In
residence which we are now con-
templating?
Ans. Garry out your plans Of
purchasing this home you are now
considering. Even though you do
not have enough money to pay for
it, you will be successful in OBJ
tanning a loan from your employer
to make the change.
Mr.. r. w., Thomaston, Conn. Will
I have better luck in my work this
year?
Ans. Astrological indications
shows that your particular profess
sion will improve during this year
and 1t will be possible to have more
success in same. Continue your con-
scientious efforts and you will be
greatly benefited therefrOm.
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Great Astrologer Parades Panorama
of Future Before Thousands In His
Remarkable Special Correspondence Service
Complete Recovery
Predicted

Mr.. F. B. E. Mr.. Haren, will l ever
be able to be cured from my present
illness2
Ans. It seems to me that II you
would discontinue applying 50 many
home remedies and consult q stom-
ach specialist relative to your I'LL
ness, that he would be able to bring
q complete recovery to you I'm the
future. BY doing this soon 1 am
most confident that within the next
three months you will be back work
ing again.
Mrs. Geo. E. p. When will I be
able to sell my property?
Ans. My advice is to not make any
definite plans TO sell your property
now. Wait for quite few months.
BY doing 50 1t Is revealed that
around the latter part Of this year
you would be fortunate in obtaining
a better price, than II you were to
sell 1t now.
Miss w. r. s. Did I do right in
giving up the friendship Of my boy
friend?
Ans. Due to the existing condi-
tons IL was much better to give up
his friendship. You two people could
never have meant anything to each
other, as he was already engaged.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19
BIG BROTHERS,
AID Gee YOUTHS
Veteran EnrOllees to Be
Assigned as Pals for
New Recruits

To help and guide new enrollces
who enter the CCC for the first
time the officials Of Camp Cross,
182nd Company C.C.C., West Corn
wall, Conn.,, are planning to assign
a big Brother" to each new en-
rollee. The big Brothers" will be
selected from the outstanding men
In the company to develop friendly
interest in the new enrollee,s gen.
eral welfare. They will encourage,
advise and help the new enrollees
adjust themselves to camp life.
After the enrollees have been in
camp a month an elaborate cere-
mony will be held in the camp recre-
ational building. The new enrollees
and their big Brothers" will march
into the hall where they will be adj
dressed by 1t. r. H. Tiers, COM
handing officer, T. G. Hood, camp
superintendent, and A. o. Lin
strom, educational adviser. Imme-
diately following, the big Brothers"
will pin the company insignia on
the new enrollees. Chaplain Roy H.
Honeywell will bring the program to
a close by giving the invocation. The
camp dramatic group will then en-
terrain.
The camp basketball team went
down to defeat at the hands Of the
Litchfield Republics last Friday
night. During the next few weeks
the camp team will play games
with other &C teams for the state
CCC title.
The new enrollees, Joseph Smart
of Old Mystic and John F. Roche
of Hamden were assigned to Camp
Cross, during the past week.
w. H. Tiers,
LIST 1t. Inf-Res.,
Commanding.
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Father Will Help
Children

Mrs. 8. G. I. have one sister
and two brothers which I have been
providing for since my mother died.
VIII my father ever contribute any
money towards their support?
Ans. The vibration I receive shows
that your father will within the
next 30 days start sending you some
money every week to help defray
expenses Of these three children.
When IL comes time for them TO en-
ter college his financial status will
have increased to the extent that
he will pay all Of their expenses in
obtaining q more extensive educa-
ton.
Miss T. N. I. I have been corre-
spending with an old friend ever
since coming to this city. He now
wants me to return to my home
town. Should I grant this request?
Ans. It Is quite evident that you
now have q good position here. This
person wants your love, c0mpanship
and respect but does not want to
marry you. My suggestion is that in
the future you look after your own
interest and not worry about what
he wants you to do. My advice is to
remain here, and soon you will
meet a very nice young man who
will help you forget your old sweet
heart.
Mr.. r. v. v. How can I find out
more about the estate which was
supposed to be settled last year?
Ans. BY contracting your aunt
who now resides i'm another state she
will reveal all true facts surrounding
this affair. Soon you will learn that
this estate has already been settled
and you were not rightful heir as
you had thought you were.
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Sell Business Soon

Mr.. B. N. F. now have a chance
to sell my present business, and
start into some other work. Do you
think should do this now?
Ans. You should by all means ac-
cept this opportunity to sell. You
have never liked this type of work
and no success is denoted for you
in same. BY selling now you will
have the necessary finances to es-
tablish business in the profession
which you have been trained for.
Mrs. j. F. Do you think I could
get better position than what I
now have?
Ans. My advice Is to remain in
your present position. At a later
date a more opportune time will
present itself for you to change.
Much success Is indicated in your
new connections.
Miss T. w. S. I have not heard
from my brother for over six
months. What is the reason?
Ans. without your knowing he
has changed his residence. He will
soon write and tell you Of this
change, as well as where he is now
living. There is no reason for your
worried feeling over him. Everything
is all right.
Mrs. r. N. I. Will I ever be able
to accomplish my desire Of travel
ing?
Ans. It seems that the subject Of
travel does not mean so much to
you, as the desire TO return to your
native country and visit your par
ents. This will come about during
the latter part Of this year.
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than those which you are now con-
templating making.
Miss D. M. F. My Mother and
Father are very unhappy. What can
I do to help them?
Ans. My suggestion is to seek en-
ployment, bringing more money in
to the household. Your Father is
i'll and afraid that he will lose his
job due to this fact. You can help
them tremendously by obtaining
position soon.
Mr.. E. L. B., Naugatuck, Conn.,:
Will my present work increase, or
will I soon be doing some other
worw?
Ans. The vibration I receive
shows you now teaching music in
your present locality. Much better
business is denoted in your behalf
this year, and find you continu-
ing In this profession.
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Mrs. G. T. u. We have been con-
sidering adopting child. Do you
think we would be happy with this
type of an arrangement?
Ans. My friend, I would not adj
wise you to carry out these plans.
Do as your physician has prescrib-
ed. Have an operation, and it will
be possible to have child Of your
own flesh and blood