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ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.

PROVED REAL EsTATE LocATED
ON WESTERN AVENUE AT INTER-
sEp sEfTI3M HnERF1yrE Of wFsIERN PS,IER \ AVENUE
October r 1890 Recorded in Liber S4a3
folio i57. and at the request OF the parties
secured req thereby, the undersigned trustees
EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, 1887. AT THREE
THIRTY, O'CLOCK PM. the following
deScrlbed land, situated in the District Of
Pinehurst Park Company cs''td Of land "i' now s
known as "Pinehurst." subject TO cove
nants that no dwelling house shall be here
than 5000 90. or at distance Of less
IMAM l5 feet from front or street line of
SAID lots; that no spirituous or malt
liquors shall be manufactured or sold
thereon. and that no slaughter house or
houses shall be erected thereon, nor shall
SAID land and premises be used in any way
lor the purposes hereby prohibited,
subject to unpaid taxes and assessments
and unrecorded tax sales. particulars OF
whlch Will be announced at the sale.
balance cash. deposit OF $500 90 re-
CURED of purchaser at sale. Examinations
OF title, conveyancing. recording, revenue
stamps and notarial fees at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
thirty fs,so days from date of sale, otherwise
at rlsk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
alter hVe days advertisement OF such
TGssie Ms ssie,,lfo IN some newspaper published in
foffeted or without forfetins spoS dep deposs ne
trustees may avail themselves OF any legal
or equitable rights against defaulting
HERBERT T. SHANNON,
te17 19,22.252 Trustees.
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TOMORROW.
THOS J. OWEN e. son. AUCTIONEERs.
1431 Eye ST. NV.

sToRY Sick sRrE OF pwEhL}AG HAiGAGLF kNoWS T%o;
TENTH STREET NoRTHwEsTi. "'"
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust duly
recorded rec in Liber No. 50ss,. folio $50. ct
party secured thereby the UNDERSIGNED
trustees Will sell at public auction. in front
OIL, 9I me premises, on TUESDAY THE
1887. AT THREE O'clock Pm, pdNii the 4H fol.
lowing described land and premises. situate
IN the District of Columbia. and desis-
mated as and being lot 70 in square 1888
IN the American Security and Trust Com
pahs SUBDIVISION OF parts Of the tracts
ing Outlet" Groves Neglect "Peter'x
Mill Seat and Good Luck" or by what
ever name or names the same may be
known as per plat recorded in Lber 81
folio 20. Of the records of the ofice Of the
, Terms of sale: One-fourth OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance
IN three equa! installments. payable in
one Two and three years. with interest at
oa2 per centum per annum,, payable semi
annually from day OF sale secured by
first deed of trust upon the properly sold
or All cash az the option of the purchaser
A deposit of 5000 90 will be required al
time OF sale All conveyancing. recording.
etc at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale
from day of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of defaultinR pur-
CHASER after five days Advertisement of
such resale In some newspaper published
HARRY L. RUST.
HAROLD N. MARSH.
lelSo6ds eX.Su Surviving TrusteeR
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LOTS FOR SALE.

s~sS sSN SNeSs
WOODED BUILDING 81 lEs OVERLOOK
ssl5 TPssns.on "a awe. Eineoln Ensah 1879 aAFViN
SILVER sPRING-Sa0O-Sl 800: ATTRAC-
BANS REALTY co. Shepherd 3sSs.
HYATTsvILLE EILLs = WOODED LOT,
;;0Sts noSt 90; water s sewer gas. elec: street
1895 tefms ous # sehoo %GS
more pike. Riyerdale, Md.
ROW HOUSE AND APARTMENT LOTS.
Several sites for fats. 81 900 up.
oHARE EsrATEs ap s's s4 fqsnef ne No Nortb
Just the site for cozy bungalow;
large trees, close to TRANSPORTATION and
stores, Blair. Silver Spring.
20, THoS' f6}S 2 2. JARRELL 4 r. CO.. Realtors.
EVENINGS. Shepherd 1sl4-W.
Peabody St. near 3rd ne. bOx147.
Neiehborhood of detached houses. See Mr.
LaWton' evening ming phone. Lincoln 1859.
1a4a H St. '1 NV. w. District sn 1900
LOTS IN HOLLYWOOD PARK-DETAcH-
ed home sites. 50-foot front S4O0
sao H0LLYWo0D 1S,s y PARK CORP;
Open Evenings.
TWO LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD. !:
each 100 by 1856 on grade; water and
sewer; $4,000 takes both for quick sale;
1,,s " WALTER A. BROWN:
l4l2 Eye ST. Natl. 1859.
ooxo and ontb,v up terms IN as low q
coLoRED LOTS IN DEANWooD- AND
FA1RMONT HEIGHTs S7b up: easy
terms: help build District 917O
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL GIVE CASH AND SMALL NEW APT,
for larger building. OHARE ESTATES
"a r ne. North 1447
TRADE CHEVY CHASE MD, CORNER LOT
FOR WATERFRONT OR MOUNTAIN
COTTAGE. MET. 4344. CLEV. 1ll2
TAKOMA HOME-COST Sll 800. TAKE
$500. equity for colored house: j2O-acre
1rult tract: 15 miles from Winchester, va.
on hard road; clear; for small investment
houSe. Lots. $500 up; trade for EQUITIES
N: =. RYON CO. 1916 N. Y. ave. 34lS
l4th, 2203 Wilson blvd
$4,000
. ATTRACTIVE BEACH COTTAGE.
+ rooms. BATH ami. comp furnished;
spacious grounds: wonderful bathing
peach outside your front door. DIve to
Edeewater P. O.. Md. through South River,
ASK ASK Tor Branners cottage. Open sunday,
Phone Columbia 25ll
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$10.975.

NEAR AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.
New detached brick. close to Mass. ave
facing Govt. property. with a beautiful
approach: convenient to both parochial and
public schools, also churches: 6 rooms. 2
baths. garage automatic heat; well con-
Structed. An opportunity to live in and
invest in community with an assured
future Easy terms
CRANK s PHILLIPS DIST 1411
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FORD 1896 Tudor touring sedan in blue;
factory built-in trunk: clean Bedford cord
interior: twin horns and rear lights; tip
new; trade your 1881 Ford Chevrolet or
Plymouth as down payment: easy terms
including our Famous Blue Ribbon Guar
antee and 30 days no-cost service Tri-
angle Ford Dealers. No. 2 N. Y. ave. NV
National 1882
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FARMS FOR SALE,

GROOM MODERN HOUSE, SURROUND
ed by fine shade trees and fertile acres
on State road and bus; 10 miles D. C.
50 900: only 500 down and S35 month
RALPH GRAIN. 1899 Lee Hwy Wal Ngla
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LINCOLN 1888 limousine; v--12 motor.
l45;nch wheebase newly ref,nishsd las all
ries our money-back guarantee: Sa16.
Warfeld Motor Co.. 1925 Sherman ave.
Adams 5000.
sg M ncf a0GE se5o edsn one
owner. Cleveland 50l3.
NASH 1882 de luxe "silver Flash Sc
dan: best OF care: like new; ., only Sly; lAaS
NASH de luxe sport sedan; 'Roamer type;
best condition; only S97; terms. Evans
Palmer. N. Y: and Fla. ayes. ne.
OLDs 1885 4-door touring sedan; built-tn
ssns sne exdee1 s5So m
Barnes. 1929 14th st. NV. Decatur 2390.
oLpsMoBILE 1892 coupe; .meehanically
and sne MppsssT1nse sxesent s1n5 terms
oLDsMoB1LE. de luxe Windsor Prince"
roadster: rumble seat, side shields many
extras; only S95 cash; no trades. Evans
Palmer. N. Y. and Fla. aves ne
oLDsMoBILE 1884 trunk sedan; Beautiful
metor pree s4s5 W.red Motor co
2526 Sherman ave. Adams 5000.
oIDsMoBILE. 1885 5-passenser touring
very good tires. spotless upholstery. splen-
.s sSts g. SIS na T. N.Y. csPto as $685. $685.
Open Sun. and eve.
OLDsMOBIIE 1888 de luxe '6' sedan;
perfect condition: $295. Beacon Motors,
1888 14th st. NV. Decatur 1888
OI.DSMOBILE 1885 5-passenEer touring
sedan; 8 cylinders; original paint perfect:
excellent tires. spotless upholstery; you
cannot find a cleaner car in the city: S725.
c. C. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co..
1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. 5000. Open Sun.
and eve.
OLDsMOBILE 1881 coach; special holiday
price. S119. Hurry Beacon Motors. 1888
l4th st. NV. Decatur 1858
OLDSMOBI1E 1885 de luxe "6" coupe;
excellent condition; S52a; terms. Beacon
Motors. 1888 14th st. NV. Decatur 5353.
OLDSMOBILE 1884 de luxe "6" sport
coupe; radio. heater. rumble seat; S345.
Beacon Motors. 1898 14th. Decatur 1888.
OLDsMOBILE 1886 5-passenser touring
sedan: beautiful black paint. excellent tires:
flne. clean upholstery; certainly . splsadid
motor; here Is surely clean car; $S!5.
c. c. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co,
1922 22nd 1t. NV. Natl $500. Open Sun.
OLDsMOBILE 1886 5-passenRer touring
coupe; large trunk, excellent gray paint.
very good tires spotless upholstery. splen-
did motor. this is . clean car. priced low
.ss sSts fass Sasaa aa:s'a., 4. nv. cs1o' ss $685. $685.
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TT I1tLl SI. N " OlSI. .b,'4 !,
,5OO-BARNABY WOODS.

In most beautiful restricted COM
nunity. this Colonial brick home nestles
under old oak trees; | a years old but alb
solutely perfect in construction LARGE din
ing room leading to screened porch ideal
kitchen: 3 large bed rooms, > baths sleep
Ing porch. finished attic; large attractive
recreation room. automatic heat. garage
An abundance of important details. This
home compares favorably with those selling
for SIS 600 today Evenings, Mr.. Mamma
kee Cleveland $500.
FRANK s PHILLIPS DIST 1411
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FORD 1892 coupe: attractive new blue
5 very good tires; motor completely re-
conditioned: spotlessly clean inside and
out; priced low with small down payment
and easy terms including our Famous Blue
Ribbon Guarantee and 80 days no-cost
service. Triangle Ford Dealers. No. 2 N. Y.
u National 34So
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ALL MORGAN DRIVE,

CHEVY CHASE GARDENS. MD.
1 Brand-new 4-bed-rm home @ bed rm.
k1st floor appointed elegantly throughout:
must be seen; open am. g pm; out Wis
eonsin ave. turn left bl past D. c. line.
Woodbridge Recond. Bargains.
2O14 MONROE St. NE.
Detached, 3 large rooms, ? inclosed
porches, beautiful grounds. Owner says
sell. Open.
2s27 s. DAKOTA AVE NE
6 rooms. oil heat, large lot with oe-
Aached garage; reasonable price on terms
See Mr. kynaston at 2O14 Monroe st. ne.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
SsO4 oath ST NE Potomac GOG1
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MICHIGAN GARDENS.

ABB S. DAKOTA AVE NE.
New. detached Colonial; 6 large rooms
2 baths finished attic. club room; large
lot, detached garage; exceptionally priced
for this type of home; others under
construction. Open daily.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
1904 gath St NE Potomac eO21
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STORES FOR SALE.

CORNER STORE. SW, GROOM APT,
garage Grocery business: price, $40, 900:
terms. LLOYD r. TURNER, 900 7th sw.
oSs
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
A SAFE PLACE
FOR YOUR IDLE MONEY

433 5th st. s.e.--Modern 6room brick
nome on the corner front, PACK porches.
VIII be available for occupancy July / or
can rent at $50 per month. Price. S5 500.
Terms can be arranged.
1854 California st. nW.--10 rooms,
bath; modern in every respect: rented to a
tenant of lons standing at $S5 per month.
Price $3.50.
SIS v ST. NV rooms and bath; modern
semi detached brick; rented at $50 per
month. Price. S51 $50.
so r. l. ave. NV rooms and bath,
modern brick on wide avenue; rented tor
300 per month Price $3.50.
3S03 Leeation st. n.w.-6 rooms and
bath; detached brick on corner Of alley,
eided barsain at SSa50. Convenient
terms can be arranged Inspection by
permit only Full commission to brokers,
EDW L. STROHECKER g. CO. NET 27l3.
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LA SALE 1897 5-paSsenger touring Sc
dan: black paint: this is a car factory
ofleiai left with us for sale; it is in every
thousand miles, s sfie5 m ep e oi suaranty e
Capitol Cadillac Co. 1929 22nd st. NV.
National 2aNQ Omen Sun. and eye
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ANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
$3.50 TO S645O.

111O 45th PL Sc.
Beautiful new Cape Cod bungalows: liv-
fng room, dining room, two bed rooms tile
bath; General Electric kitchen. full base
ment.
Drive out Penna. ave sc. to Alabama
ave. turn left to 45th pl. left to house.
B P. EVANS. INC
eO7 18th St NV National 776O os'
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LINCOLN convertible five-passenger coupe;
finish; fine condition: used very little in
storage for over a year price. S225. War
f1eld Motor Co.. 1926 Sherman ave. Adams
5000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1892 de luxe "Aerotype" sedan:
silver streak motor high-speed transmits
sion: looks new: only S16a; terms: 50
down. Evans-Palmer. New York and Fla.
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FOREST HILLS,

NEAR oSth AND ALBERMARLE SITS NV.
Rare opportunity to buy distinctive prac-
tcally new stone -and-brick mansion in this
exclusive neishborhood of Washineton's S
finest estates.
House has wide entrance hall. beautiful
large living room. dining room modern
kitchen with buffers pantry and breakfast
nook wood paneled den, first floor lavatory.
six bed rooms. four baths fine ball room,
bar. oil heat maids room and bath in
basement and three-car garage. Lot Is
large and beautifully Handicapped.
Reasonably priced at ;r35. 500. VIII
consider your house in trade
Inspection by appointment only. Call
MR. APPEL National 1111
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Would You Like a Bungalow?

See 232 Peabody St n.w-5 lovely
rooms. hardwood floors. full-lensth screens
on all windows, weather-stripped through
out; new gas range inlald linoleum, cleo
trlc REFRIGERATOR in pantry: new Pittsbure
hot-vater heater. large attic. fun base
ment. sas range and laundry tubs. front
and rear porches beautiful front and
rear yards. over $50 monthly blooming
toses, single garage with private driveway.
Price. So $50. NJ B. Weaver. Clev. 4944.
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
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coupe; large trunk. excellent gray paint,
very good tires spotless upholstery. splen-
sd .RTsosor this clean e'f p5esdc ca
ilise Co, 1922 32nd St. NV. Natl. 5000.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BRICK BLDG, APPROX. 6OxlOO, COR
ner; ideal auto dealer, chain store, laun-
dry certain auto equipment available) !:
mas bo-ft. lot rear; gas station. Address
Box BOD, Star Office
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trunk; has radio. white-wall tires: the
original factory finish is like new; thor
oughly reconditioned and carries our writ
ten money-back r. a. G. guarantee; S565
Warfeld Motor Co.. 2525 Sherman ave.
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MT PLEASANT-CORNER,

Detached. good condition; s rms. l
bath, > stories, basement and attic. lst
floor. front. side and rear porches, living
room, reception room dining room, pantry
kitchen. End floor. 4 large bed rooms,
bath. side porch, Was leased to Con-
gressman. Price. only
Sc. .750.O0.
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FORD 1885 de luxe coupe; Washing ton
blue finish without 3 scratch; has dual
equipment. including horns tail lamps
and windshield Wipers: rumble seat; Gus
tom radio with overhead speaker; me-
chanical order like new and the tires
show little wear. trade your 1881 Ford.
Chevrolet or Plymouth as down payment:
easy terms with our Famous Blue Ribbon
Guarantee and 80 days no-cost service.
Triangle Ford Dealers. No. 2 N. Y. ave.
NV National 1882
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LINCOLN 1888 limousine; V-12 motor
black; thoroughly reconditioned and car
ries our money-back guarantee; 1913.
Warfield Motor Co.. 2525 Sherman ave.
S0nD
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Wonderful Investments.

Sa,95O; income from unfurnished apt,
S13O mo-: very large. detached brick
good as new: excellent white NV section,
handy to everything: small amount of cash
needed
So 500: income. S24o per mo- from un-
furnished apt: near 18th and Clifton SITS
NV: small amount of cash needed. Phone
Cleveland o913
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CHEVROLET 1884 master coach; for
merly owned by 4 man who treated this
car like baby; clean interior; five fine
tires, excellent finish; motor quiet pow
erful. economical. and in Al condition.
Honestly Priced at $3.50: liberal General
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3434 PORTER ST. NV.

CORNER 35th AND PORTER
A Groom and bath home in one of the
city S most desirable sections. In vicinity
Of ST. Adams. Modern in every detail. in
Guiding oil heat, double sarage on wide
tcar alley; plenty of shrubbery; in new
house condition. Open for inspection
Price. S1l. $50. or terms.
E. L. sTRoHEcKER & CO.. MET. 2713.
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$l2- -5O0-BARNABY WOODS,

In most beautiful restricted commun-
ity this Colonial brick home nestles under
old oak trees; u years old. but absolutely
perfect in construction. Large dining room
leading to screened porch: ideal kitchen; 3
large bed rooms. > baths, sleeping porch.
finished attic: large, attractive recreation
ence of Imnn~tapt 6et oiiS Tbir hnr,s cnn,-
pares favorably with those selling for
$4,000 today.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DIST 1411
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airf1ow sedan: motor In
condition; rubber and
q car you will be proud
low price at S695; fully
nv cars from the same
II years. H. B. Leary,
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PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. Realtors,
1871 K ST. NV. National 1881
Exclusive AGENTS CleV 30nT after < 10
FOREST HILLS-PRICE RIGHT.

Ap individually built home with high
elevation. commanding a view of Rock
Creek Park. The living room is large with
3 exposures. with open fireplace French
doors leading onto screened porch, cheer
full library and first floor lavatory a
dining room IS attractive; 3 large bed
rooms and , baths on 2nd floor; attic,
The recreation room IS delight, random
width floors knotted pine walls. and plenty
of sunlisht; maids room and hath in
basement, automatic heat: wide lot. This
home is surrounded by homes costing four
or five times as much as this, Call Mr..
9ortz, evening. Cleveland 4I54.
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OPEN 2-6.
Mr.. 18th & COLUMBIA RD,

S4,s50; 5000 Warder ST. nw.-Modern
Groom brick has front and rear porches
ami; excellent condition: terms. Metro
politan 54OO
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IN helping the United States to keep
clear Of other peoples wars. That
kind Of law should provide for its
becoming effective at once . state Of
war exists anywhere in the world.
There must be no right for any one
man to change its provisions. There
must be no power under the law to q
President to move the policy and law
only against An aggressor nation.
Such . privilege would at once make
our neutrality law . war-making law.
You will hear much about this
policy Of discretion as against . man
datory neutrality during the debates.
In any policy adopted some discretion
must be given the President but not
to the extent Of choosing sides through
the power to determine who Is the
aggressor in a conflict.
The. discretionary kind Of policy
had its trial back in 1914 and 1915
when we were trying to be neutral.
Then our neutrality policy was left
quite wholly at the discretion Of the
President. He was q strong President
too. His determination to stay out
of Europe's war is well recognized.
But our neutrality crumbled because
of the chance given selfish interests
to bring to bear such pressure as no
man could possibly stand up under.
Step by step this pressure broke down
our policy Of neutrality then. We
ought never again leave . President
up against such odds Is Woodrow
Wilson found In his path in those
days.
Mandate Need Not Embarrass.
It has been argued. and We will be
hearing more Of 1t, that q hard and
fast. definitely stated, mandatory kind
Of neutrality might, under circum-
stances, prove very embarrassing and
adverse to our own national inter-
est. and then to prove the point
there is brought into play the pre-
posterous picture of the japanese at
tacking Canada, Mexico, or some
South American Republic. and we
denying help to the republic because
our policy forbids sale Of munitions
to any nation at war. OF course our
neutrality proposal is not Of force in
any such emergency.
But We will hear again and again
that q mandatory policy will prevent
our selling munitions or supplies to
Great Britain, for example. even
though the European forces Of Com
muniSm or Fascism, alone or COM
bined, sought to destroy Britain. Now,
any such argument leads to no end Of
possibilities, but let it be pointed out
that should any condition arise which
found our neutrality policy standing
in the way Of jeopardizing large Amer
ican interest or preventing an accord
| ing of what Americans would consider
justice and fair play, who Is there to
insist that Congress would not alter
our policy to whatever extent was nee
essary to provide that justice? Let US
remember that We cannot with justice
to all write . neutrality policy after
war comes between nations. however,
great may be American interest in
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lasting and that 1t continually leads to
our expensive participation in war
with oil It's attendant heart break,
long standing debt and economic de-
moralization. Our experience Of 20
years ago ought to have taught us
that we cannot be in other peoples
wars In an economic way and stay
out of them politically. Then we
should be ready, II We would really
avoid war, to deny ourselves any taste
of the profits available in the blood of
other nations at war.
The old-timer in North Dakota
learned the value Of prevention. Is
this Nation of ours to be forehanded
and plow its hre-break against war,
or will it wait until the horizon on
the East is black with smoke and red
with flame Of destruction? If we be-
lieve in prevention, we will do well
to build our fire-breaks against war
now before it is too late.
Enact q strong policy of neutrality!
Afford law that will definitely take the
profit out Of war! Adopt the legisla-
tive program now in the making in
tended to take the motif of profit out
of preparing for war, the motif that
contributes 50 largely to mad arma-
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having 1t. On the other hand, We can
change or set aside q policy after war
comes II such . change seems JUS
tifled by our larger interest. In any
event, we should avoid leaving the
power Of discretion in such . change
in policy with one man and avoid
the invitation to pressure upon the
one man from the combined interests
Of prejudice, selfishness and greed.
II 1t be said that such q policy as
has been outlined is cowardly because
1t abandons our defense for foreign
trade in time Of war, I answer that
the time has come when America will
not permit the interests of o few
proft-bent men to drag an entire
population into q life-and- death strug-
gle thousands Of miles away from
native shores.
II 1t be argued that these provisions
Of neutrality would interfere with and
restrict our foreign trade, we can well
answer that all the foreign trade pos
sible isn't worth q repetition of our
experience Of 20 years ago.
If it be held that our proposed neu-
trality program would find US aban-
doning the rights of neutrals upon the
seas In time Of war, there can be no
denial Of the response that we went
to war 20 years ago to win freedom of
the seas, won the war and then, in the
treaties which have followed, got not
SO much as one word having to do
with freedom Of the seas; that there
is no such thing as freedom Of the
seas to be recognized by nations when
again they engage in struggle to the
death.
Begging Trouble.
While building walls intended "a
avoid the waste Of our sons and our
resources in the event of war between
other nations, we find ourselves beg.
ging . lot of trouble to mess up our
thinking-trouble in the form ol
questions never apt to arise but which
II they do arise, are quite easily met
when the bridge Is reached. If we
would think straight to the accom-
plshment Of the greater purpose we
would make larger progress.
Some steps to keep out of war can
be without cost to the people. But
any policy of neutrality worthy the
name is going to entail, if not an
actual cash cost, certainly sacrifice
of possible cash gain. The kind OF
neutrality we want is a sort that is
certain to interfere with the profits
of certain interests. and deny all OF
us our share Of such q business boom
as comes out of participation in
foreign wars in an economic way. But
We have learned (or have not?), that
that kind Of prosperity Is certainly not
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ment races! Give the people the right
to voice in determining when, II
ever again, the question arises: Shall
the United States participate in an
other foreign WARP" Confine our mill
tary programs strictly to an adequate
preparation against possible invasion!
If We would do these things, we would
afford a flre-break of genuine merit
and tremendous economy.
Evening star., 1937-01-19
SPEAKER FORGETFUL
Fails to Remember Time and Place
Of Scheduled Talk.

OMAHA, Nebr. (P.-A newspaper
reporter gave rather than received in
formation when he telephoned DR.. A.
G. Pohlman regarding the latter's talk
before a mems club. The doctor had
forgotten the place and time Of his
talk and the organization he was to
address.
'Whewl" he exclaimed. 1--WE bees
trying all morning to find out"
The title OF DR.. Pohlman's address
was "Why Think"