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he has made every effort humanity pos
sible to pay the 'ransom to gain the
return of my son." Sceva said.
THE doctor has broken down for the
first time since Charles was kidnapped
and the entire family Is badly shaken.
Mrs. Mattson is under nurses care.
THE ransom definitely was not paid,
although the doctor made many at
tempts to pay 1t. The kidnaper was
too yellow to come out Of his hiding
to obtain the money"
Sceva, when asked il DR.. Mattson
ever went out to make personal con-
tact with the kidnapers," said he
would not deny this"
Three times DR.. Mattson contacted
the kidnaper through letters and by
telephone in an effort to pay the $28,-
600 ransom, but failed to receive as
surance his son lived. His openly ex-
pressed fears were confirmed when
Gordon Morrow, 10, found the dead
boy in a slight depression in the snow
during hunting trip.
Feeling Runs Strong.
Feeling against the child's slayer
ran strong in Tacoma and was echoed
in legislative corridors in the State
Capitol at Olympia. In pool rooms,
restaurants and hotel lobbies, among
hardened persons and more cultured
the bitter wish was expressed the
killer would be found and a short cut
taken to place him on the gallows.
Sentiment rose as the brutality OF
the crime was reflected in medical
findings.
At Seattle Coroner Mittelstadt re-
ported evidence the boy had been
bound and roughly treated before he
was killed.
Dirt and grease in the skin indi-
Gated the boy had been taken to the
spot where he was found on the floor
of q dirty, jolting old automobile, the
coroner said.
Besides an ugly wound on the left
side Of the head, where the boy had
been struck with some blunt object.
there were other marks and bruises
on his body" the coroner said.
"On his wrists were marks Of .
small rope or cord. showing he had
been bound. I would say, from these
indications, he had been badly abused
and roughly handled.
"The booy, nude, was lying on its
back. The right knee was bent, draw
ing the leg up. The body was frozen
so stiff the leg could not be straight
ened."
Blue.gray clay on the fingers led
the coroner to believe the body first
was dumped along a river bank, then
transferred to the -sifted brush
lands.
Federal agents made casts of a sin
gle set of footprints leading from q
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Parents Of Kidnaper's Victim
Are Crief-Stricken IN Home

she would never see her youngest
child alive again, withstood the fnal
shock better than her husband.
With his sons fate determined, the
doctor collapsed and nurses attended
him.
Lieut.. Col. Gus B. Appelman, In
innate of the family, carried the It'd
ings to the mother.
II know what you are going to say.
Gus" she said, fighting TO control
herself.
When DR.. Mattson came home he
threw himself into her arms and
sobbed. Both, friends said, virtually
collapsed.
Evening star., 1937-01-12
Humor Enlivened Mysteries.

The mysteries" or religious plays,
Of the middle ages were often enliv-
ened with q bit Of fun to keep the spec
tators in good humor. BeelSebub
seems to nave been the principal COM
lie actor, assisted by . merry troop of
under devils who, with Q variety of
noises, strange gestures and contor-
tions of the body, made the length and
dullness of the speeches in the play
more endurable.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS,
4711 Ellicaatt N Wa 25n
A AQUALITY-BUILTHOME
BETHESDA. MD.

Attractive Cape Cod Colonial. less than
years old. built of brick slate roof.
floor; bedrm.. den and bath. md floor
modern kitchen. aas ref-igeration day
light ba asement. maids room and lava.ory,
gas heat, large wooded lot. saraee Price,
SS,950 For inspection call
CYRUS KE1SER, Jr.,
Wjs CI.,.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


Beautiful home overlooking Grant cir:
BATHS. recreation room. gas heat, buiii.is
garaxe.
s:: h'P Fsd.r. smi ns s'e oe.tion aa.
ss ,s' ,,sS Nv wA1sH b,;1s,s; ,se z,,,,
OPEN. SO. 4llO an ST. NV,
Det.: arss ims.. tile bath. oil heat:
on, sSsse 4s4m TO- 70 , snsloS s15s
sI0,50o-RIGHr m SECTION ?. THE
fhsyy iooSs Sh.'t cSs os ss5:shss hens %ns =
f;Is tasss. Il fs1iFs siE ST.. s:s s4
.,o soo NoRThIw,Esr 1ARaA1N g.
Baths s.rsse: nesr @ pzi1 PIN st. and tod%s; Psri
pHPs HsEf copIsF1s5s NsrioNAf lfGcst1Sn a"o 10 H2s
NINGs PHoNE MR.. FISCHER. CO.
woonR1DoE-owNER yAcAT1NG
home With sarsns; best section: p near trolley ii
ture il desired Phone District 72s4
BEDsGo1sMS ssfo'4so %. BATHS
American University Park. An unusual
Cape Cod brick With : isrs. Bedroom ana
s,replsee eGn dnins n1Gs; Room and iitshen Lsrss
back porch, oil hsat rock wool insulation.
nnasG un%. .ooot ,os
yell-constructed home that should be seen.
,oa sSEs III siai Fl CANDY a
s,.-D.dfgem TsssT t1e.Ssts a.ss sr srlst'
raIe and double rear porches:. ConenAnatt Aat
to schools. stores and Transportation. F1rs'
II %HSs, SS,n /, 'AESnA CO. R1A1ToHs A1;7 S4ss
eT,st eTstt, c"saf .ooded los: Resses..
81 SDss SuPs Psnff HA11oHAE c ssoo EvE
n S1Ha ss PHONE MIR. MILLER CLEVELAND
SfS5xcbgS5Xa EsFdx BgFHg eHEXx 1Eicx cHSsE HoMi
Of nine rooms. three baths, nrst;no9r
done over you would never know 1t had
priced very conservativeiy and We sgssest
r. n HookER, Metropolit,n eass.
hom-located in Mt Pleasant, west OF
poreh.:' @ -. hotev.te? Of tenn heat. % hsrd!eod
.750-New. detached brick center-en-
snrns ':d .d On Clos: o. 'o s It, Mesn.. n syf.
school. Six rooms. two baths. large
porch. oil heat. built-in ssrase. slate
.Gs na on,'I ,ea 0ss s Sf ROVE
i;nd ;r;..;g s5o per month, SHANNON &
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

: MKs. UNIV. OF MD APIS. IN
new. modern brick apt. house; one 3
rm.. bath. screened back porch. oil heat
rms q bedrms), liv. rm., kit. tile bath
with shower. screened back porch (un-
furn.). To see. call Berwyn 25Q.
TWO BROOM APARTMENTS. CENTRAL
location; one-half block from bus line.
Alexandria, Va. Phone Alexandria 1854.
LYON VILLAGE. 3145 NORTH 18th ST.
> large rooms, living room with fireplace,
dining Alcove kitchen bath; heat. light.
xas KAraRe incl: Adults; reAS.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Bargain 1T SIG. 1850: convenient terms:
hiEh elevation: excellent homs-oWner COM
YRfNCH rARAGHousE TYPE. STONE
AND BRICK CONSTRUCTION.
Large den on flrst floor: bedrooms 2
baths. recreation room, automatic heat,
insulated. 2.car gArage. Call EDWARD II.
JONES q Co. INC. for appointment to
INSPECT, Cleveland $500.
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NEARBY MARYLAND.
nOo nFADvY Mn AVE

0O6 MARYLAND AVE.
Baltimore e-Washington Blvd)
Convenient to schools and bus, beau
tifui new spts. latest equipment; 4 rooms.
kitchen. bath: $3.50.
70 reach: Out r: /. ave. to Hyattsville;
second trafic iight, to property on the
rieht, at the corner Of Arundel ave:
UNION INVESTMENT CO., Natl. b636.
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80 $50; Chevy Chase Md.-New brick
detached house. / block from Conn. ave.
Six LARGE rooms and bath; attached ga
rage: Gas heat; insulation. most at
. Soft. lot. where all improvements
have been installed. An outstanding value
on the exceptionally easy terms Of $3.50
cash and $50 per month to . respon sible
purchaser.
THOMAS ]. FISHER d. CO.. INC.
S3S 18th st. NV District 6S3O
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NEAR CONN AND CALVERT

NEAR CONN. AND CALVERT.
Larse 4-door corner brick house. in good
condition. Ground noor designed as day
light ofices for doctor, with street en-
trance. Excellent house for organization
institution or school. Most thickly popu-
lated section of NV. Columbia 634s.
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.,
2026 Evarts st. ne; & large rooms.
hoOred attic, full basement. garage: con-
crete street: near everything: $500 down,
balance like rent
1909 22nd ST. ne: new Enslish style
all-brick bungalows: larse rooms all
oil heat; fully screened and weather.
stripped: terms
1870 Randolph St ne; 4 new Colonial
Of rooms and 2 baths. with 2-car garage;
convenient for ] or , families
Open Daily Till 2 pm.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY Co..
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\ NEARBY VIRGINIA.

TMee lalRe bedrooms, beautlful LYME
noreh This house was built 4 year ago for
tn. personal use Of the owner who now
Virsinia that .kil equal this a. Ss.a5O.
HAS drive.in sarge and heated basement.
including large r.eea,,on room; oil sfS hsst.
tl0N for This type OF insulated brick house.
Located on washington blvd: Eith bus
service At the door. Al reasonable GOVT
financed in Federal Housing aIfG yau vi
save S21O in finance and possess7N-s'
charges alone by simply assuming present
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
l9ls D NE:-NEW s-sToRY sEMI-pE-
ss.iso Yea Year: 0 tenants e furnish kn o own heat:
price, sl4;950; terms. $500 cash: bal
onG: %Onthiy payments GRuvR:
tional 1731. or any broker.
81. 500; NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
no,nh. room Colonial brick tile bath h-wh.
NV. NV renta Sections Isl sIs.soo @ v. " I'M IN es ens
nf fhom.s Isn: cEsi: sD!s Tai1sa E. sgss n sAuMAs
STORE. LEASE GUARANTEED BY STATE
invested ST.. 900 cash required: bank
Just loaned w si8eSS vos HEasUT1s H 1sSft :s 'T
Natl. 2a3o. 1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
Residence. Adams 1884. 1s'
NEAR 18th AND R SITS. Nw.-3-FAAuLY
M monh nd 0'i pPs: ssen $3.50 M I'1S es
Mr.. Raine. Randolph 3441.
1924 1sts xSrsE st. ~. \ JAMES Di1sfis. aNG; ss47
Sc. 6.s60-wTTHIN a STONES THROW or
looms. j bath. sl,et home; hot, ,ss.:r ser
tenants eea msnth Il fcf chiss sn. sss1 sss
g. svss tGs H:os.o 81 s4s cs al s1s Ms
81 to e N s.; aSxi-Rented 5000 and
sl5 lith St. NV. Dist. 1883.
Wonderful inysstment for your idle
fund: Store With apartment aScv, 2
chant to net large return on purchase
4Sss l. 1sRRrIL q CO.. HrA.5oSs AZ, r.,
evenings Kensinston Him. WV
8, 5oS 4 eo9P RS4 1Es8T WI WITH AT sAEErT, Row
Northwest; hot-vster heat. eisetrieity:
Rsntsd sS to ,,oSsb s0Sd eolor'd tenants At
SIS so6@Ieur one:story stores. loe.tsd
HSIth.sst testSn st1 !rSTp tS1.. Of four
leased ons vacant. Annual income.
Hssss Aiis faeHs 81 s5. e. isos iS taiR:s T.
APT. HOUSE SITE.
alley side and rear. Has two frame houses
each: Price for both. ss.6o0-on terms
E1Dw. L. sTRoHrckxR Il co.
1910 vt. Ave. (OWnerO. Met. 2T1S.
ANNUAL RENT, 1850.
PRICE, $2,50O.
,.oen h,Ss iur ys aSy bricks II so1a Tsn.
Hl.oU
straight trust at 6hso. WIN sell one or sll
on reasonable terms.
J. DALLAS GRADY q SON.
11O4 vt. Ave. NV. District 917S.
2-FAMILY HOME.
Income. ss5 per month. Price. se5oo:
apts. completely equipped, 3 rooms and
bath on nrst floor. rooms and bath on
End: OIL burner. gear garage. Nectrolux
refrigerators.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. REALTOR, Natl. O753.
Eves.. Phone Georgia 9O12.
4 TIMES LOW RENTS.
CORNER APT. BLDG.
Downtown. near municipal bldgs.; 2S units.
mostly rooms kitchen ana bath; good
rental section; rents very low: white ten
ants; cross income approx. $4,000;
priced $4,000 under assessed valuation;
reasonable cash and easy terms: out.of.
town owner viii seerihce. Gall AE: pNgW.
Net. 2e27. nfOf AIDDL&rON. 30e
Investment Dldg.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
Atlantic 1850 Eve. and Sun. Walnut 9O9l
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
s-R. MODERN BUNGALOW: cHEvERLY;
psneg s s.nes no eh
dren. NEWMAN. Hyattsyille 1as-J:
ATTRACTIVE CIR. FURNISHED, NEW
dec: Oil heat. 500 Park lane, Battery PIX.
Bethesda. Wis. 3s45. Adams 4914. 16'
BIG TREES. ROCKS POOLS EVERGREEN
glen; waterfall founded on rock" We
create. Natures JOY forever" anywhere.
This for rent. another rent or sale. fur
nished Shepherd 4605-J.
TWO BUNGALOWS. LOCATED on THE
Posomae near A Rosslyn| ay,o rooms. rooms. e.sh'
GENTLEMAN 8 COUNTRY HOME, FUR
County. References EXCHANGED. Infor-
nation. North 1925.
ARLINGTON. vA.-sMALL STORE ON
Phone Clarendon 322.
ROOMS. BATH, GAS, ELEC.. LARGE
lot: circulating heat; new-house condition:
S35. 306 Guy aV East Hyattsville. Mo.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED MODERN g.
room bungalow, bath and lavatory h:-w.h.:
On VARS. Sai asos 1908 Lee f hirhwsy. Ariinston, AMah
Va. Walnut 903a.
FALLS CHURCH. VA-BEAUTNUL NEW
brick. : sunny rooms. unfurn, 3 baths.
finished attic. EaraRe, oil heat, larse corner
lot. $40. Walnut 9095 eveninss.
NEARBY yIRGINIA-so..b 80.
NEW APT. BLDG..-LivinE room. bed
school bus: f1ne residential section.
McCLAINE. Walnut e2a", Day and Eve.
2100 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon. Va.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
III be aVa1IabIe.
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.

Moving to my new Va. home. will saeri-
hce my 5-room modern bungalow. 81
Rheems ave. in beautiful Hyattsvile Ellis.
to responsible party. Moderate initial and
monthly payments See OWNER. above ad-
4reks Phone HyattsVille 9l9
Evening star., 1937-11-16

$3.50: near 14th and 0uincy-Here is
q splendidly built house with rooms de-
cidedly larger than the average house Of
has been renovised By Z leading interior
decorator. There are 4 rooms, :: baths -
car ny asonry garage. deep lot to paved 30
cluding Gas heat. $1,000 cash and $65
per month.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
APARTMENTS WANTED.

I-ROOM, KIT. BATH APT ON 1st FLOOR
or in elevator bldg.: under S45. Call Ma.
tional 0s16 before pm: m:-
UNFVRNIsHED, TWO BEDR ooM
must be extra large. Rooms must be
cheerful newly decorated in white or
ivory; equipment modern: strictly private:
S45-S5O. Young couple with baby. Phone
Columbia 1871 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSES FUkNIShE0.
fSsn.ned SSs1 eaRR rdeD. sD S.na 1s23
able to responsible tenant. Clev. a17o
NEW BRICK HOME, CoMPI.: FuRN.:
linens and silver; 9 rms, baths. 2-car
gar. recreation rm.:. oil hest; ID minutes
downtown. Shepherd 3072-J.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE. IN BELLE HA.
ven, Alexandria. Completely furntshed.
bedrooms. recreation room. .Eara9e, on
Phone Alexandria 32I1-W.
$40 PARK LANE. BATTERY PARK. Be
thesda-Attractiv rms. shower. ear,
a.m.t.. new furn.. dec. Wis. 3S4b. Adams
HOUSE FOR RENT OF SNAIL. APTs,
s, rooms. nicely furnished; ami.
CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHKD. COM
plstely furn. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, upstairs
iiv. rm.; maids rm.. bath in basement: l.
Phone Emerson @ sSsG Or District $50:
PoTONAC HEI0HTs-6 RMS. KITCHEN
bath, large attic and pantry; Compieteiy
NV. Emerson 77SS. after 4 pm. Mk. days.
65 v ST. N.w.-SIx ROOMS, BATH; COM
pletely and eharmingly furnished; oil heat,
recreation cellar; in perfect condition.
Very comfortable. Moderately priced. 16.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. 2512 q ST. Sc,
$s0 per month. Apply 3. T. MASON.
500 RITTENHoUSH 81. F.W-ENTmELY
sa9iertesiy flrnish9 Wsss 1850. k2t
Evening star., 1937-11-16
SUBURBAN PRoP.-sAlE OR RENT

LARGE. MOD. VACANT BUNGALOW. a.
It. rooms, eft. bath, l0O-ft. lot; Hyatts-
vile. 20 min. downtown: S31. GEO. C.
Greenwood 1893. l6e
Evening star., 1937-11-16
A REAL BARGAIN.

A REAL BARGAIN.
$40 whittier pl. n.w.-Attractive de-
taohed home. large rooms. tile bath
chestnut trim. large kitchen. electric re-
friserator; front porch; oil heat: large lot;
WILLIAM r. THOROWGOOD,
2O24 r. I. Ave. NE Decatur 1907
NEW BUNGALOW.
4517 CHESTNUT AVE.
BBTHDSDA, MD.
Five lgs. rms, full basement, oil burner
Ice. attic, insulated. screened.
ONLY $3.50.
0O06 REALTY CO..
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV. Wise. 2663
$4,950.
semi-detached.. lot $4,000: g rooms
bath. tiptop condition: $500 cash. balance
like rent. District 2124. Evenings. Cleve-
334 CHANNING ST. NE.
T-room bath Colonial brick; h.-w.h.: to
be reconditioned like new. Priced very
SxK la ia' n REALTYY Il 1Y CO.. INC. Dist. 1911.
$3.50.
New brick; rms, 2 tile baths. built
In garase. large lot. kmerSen O602:
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CORNER APT. BLDG.
Downtown, near municipal bldgs.; 2S units.
mostly rooms. kitchen ana bath; good
ants: Gross income approx. $4,000;
priced $4,000 under assessed valuation;
reasonable cash and easy terms: out.of.
town owner viii sacrifice. Gall Mr.. DREW.
Net. 2s27. =. Hior nDDG<roN, sos
Snvestmsnt Dldg. 4
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

We HAVE CLIENT WISHING SMALL
priced an ,rn,nd @ spe0 mn,t be IN h9s saod
road. not over 15 miles out: 3-5 acres,
more or less. State price. terms and de-
scription
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
Atlantic 1850 Ewes Walnut Q0Ql
Evening star., 1937-11-16

$3.50: Riverdale. Md.-This attractive
completely reconditioned. There are 6
rooms and bath: h.-w.h. electricity and
gas and full basement. Terms as low as
$500 cash to respons sible buyer
Evening star., 1937-11-16
CHEVY CHASE DC.

3S,SCO.
New brick; 4 rms, tile baths. built-
in sarase. large lot. Emersen O662:
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Open Daily TIL p pm.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
G317 r. I. Ave. NE. North 1903.
NEW s-RooM BRICK HOMES.

NEW S-ROOM BRICK HOMES.
$500 cash. S65 q mo-. to include int. on
first trust. int and principal on end trust.
Homes ARRANGED for 9 and 3 families If de-
sired. Just 2 left. A new group of 5-room
homes nearing completion. under $4,000.
clude all payments and taxes. Call for
information or see 333 Is pl. ne. ]. A.
JORDAN. owner-builder. Clev. 27"s. 21s
osA C cAPrToL III sisss 81 Ar hHM PRicE oF oF EAST
S13 500. Near Capitol. Library and other
beautiful public buildings Finely re-
conditioned from cellar to roof Ex-
BEDRoOMs). . BATHS: oil hes.: elec,
,,c ps,fs:T.t0n rd SGs s,sanssd
TIONAL 1900. EVENINGS PHONE
MR.. PHELPS. WISCONSIN 63an-W.
1850 OATES ST. NE.
Vacant. new-house condition: & rooms.
porches: aarage; new equipment. Re-
duced to $6.a5O. Easy terms
opsn Wasin slnd:y : JAZZ, 1";a. to 9Ho Dark.
1924 18th St. NV. District 334-.
BRENTWOOD BUNGALOW.
. 81. $50. Located on good lot, this home
has 3 bedrooms, breakfast room. oak noors,
h',~n.' s'!ass; i: G. sisi1nfs's snfThS CO. terms
National 6e0a. 81 18th ST. NV.
VICINITY 18th AND KENNEDY NV.
Semi-detached BRICK modern. bed
%o c'r ~. Be II remed,l.d an into so
0hsH THoe GARAGf Z yHRR u9ssrDEffd co essoo
S2l 10th St. NV. Natl O165.
EVENINGS. Adams o.H:;
Evening star., 1937-11-16

redecoYated; 8 roomp. bath: Qeetrolux;
ssaSSissEsssSiy 81 sas - inrai'h3 v''' 1850 ~
Evening star., 1937-11-16

IN NORTHWEST D. ca DETACHED
home with two bedrooms, inclosed sleeping
dition to living room, dining room and
kitchen. On the second complete kitch-
car sarase. And only S9,95O. One
half block from Georsia ave. Call MR..
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
OLD Swiftly is RUN
BY EIGHTH IN LINE
Stands Where Ancestor Built
1t ESQ Years Ago.

Essex, Conn.-When John Pratt,
with bis wife and children and his
household goods. moved to this vii
lage In 1878 and set himself up as
a blacksmith. he scarcely would
have imagined that $50 years later
there would still be a blacksmith
shop in operation on the same spot
and that the proprietor would be his
lineal descendant.
Hundreds Of persons stop every
summer to ask about what is said
to be the oldest business in the oun
try that has always been in the
hands of one family and to talk to
James Lord Pratt, the present own
er and eighth generation from the
founder.
Jim Pratt is not sure how many
buildings the family has used in
conducting the smithy business for
two and a half centuries. The pres
ent shop, he knows, was. built by
his grandfather eighty years ago to
take care of an iron business ex-
panding with the building of clip
per ships on the Connecticut river
here.
4 shall have a shop which Is
large and light said that John
Pratt. 1T shall have many win
dows and large ones. It shall be
Of brick and it shall be large enough
for four f~orges."
Such a building was put up, and
1t is still sound. 1t had windows
enough to permit work from day
break to dusk It was large enough
to hold the years supply Of iron.
brought in by boat in the autumn,
and once il did have four FORCES.
One was used for horse and OK
shoeing, one for wagon repairing
and two for making iron mast bands
and other ship fittings.
Now modern machinery has been
installed. An electric blower is con.
cealed in the forge in place Of the
old bellows, and the smith uses "a
power hammer more often than the
old anvil.
1t is five or six years since
shod his last horse, and il is a qua
ter Of a century since oxen were
'shod in the shop.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
Arctic Growing Warmer
With Aid Of Tropic All

Observation-Disclosures V. Vie, Are
tic scientist and explorer, has com
pleted a study dealing with the
change Of climate in the Arctic. Ac-
cording to his studies, the mean an
nual temperature in the Arctic ia
the regions adjoining the Atlantic
ocean has risen by two degrees
during the last II years. During
the winter the rise Of temperature
as compared with II years ago IS
up to FIVE degrees. On Franz josef
Land the temperature rise reaches.
seven degrees.
A noticeable recession Of the ga
elers covering the Arctic islands
and a decrease in the quantities 81
ice floating in the Arctic seas is o3.
served together VITA the warmer
temperature. Considerable thawiug
Of ice is taking place IN Spitzberrca
The change in climate occurring
not only in the Arctic. but also ia
the temperate climate zone Of tea
U. S, S. = is explained by mere
intensive 20 Change q air bctwoaa
the p.4ar q Z equatorial regions.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22

Two men living near Swindon.
England, have played golf ever
week that the weather permittea
for the past Il years. One is. a re.
tired farmer seventy-three years
old and the other is a postmaster
several years younger. There is
an understanding between them
tat the match will cenhRue until
one dies or has to quit. The win
ner gets a silver jug.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
"a mead, Hearts Revived

Sfxty-three human hearts have
been made to beat again after be
ing renewed from the bodies Of
persons who have died. The OBJ
ject ct these experiments. by Dr..
william B. Kountz. of st. Louis,
was to learn more about human
hearts and how they function. both
in health and Reconsideration
which cannot be obtained by OBJ
servation of animal or chicken
Notwithstanding American.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22

interviewer - I have been in
formed. SIR. that you began life as
a poor bricklayer-
Great Contractor-There are two
mistakes in that sentence. I be-
gan life as an infant, and there is
no such thing as a poor bricklayer.
-The' Texas Ranger.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22

Mrs. w. M. Cooper, 2608 Blonde,
who has been out of the city for the
past month has returned to the
city, after visiting her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hawkins,
in Arkansas. Mrs. Cooper was &C
compamied by her sister, Mrs. Mary
Smith, and her two children, Ruth
Mae, and James.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
Two unfurnished rooms, 25Qf
Burdette street.

Miss Lorraine A. Lewis, daught5r
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ID. Lewis,
prominent Moftie'an. oath and WI
is Ave, left Saturday evening for
Nashville, enn, whore She viii en-
ter Fisk university. She was acc m
panied by her sister, Miss Charleae
I. Lewis, rs lar rs ST. Louis. Mics
Lorene, is a graduate Of Hohsn-
sphuh Carpenter College Of EN-
balming, st. Louis, No. Miss Cher
lene is a senior at the A. and /. col
lege, Nashville, Tenn.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
Skin Of g. man Slate"
Is Sensitive TO Wri ing

Camden, n. stephen Kucinsk
twenty-foUr years old. doesn't havq
to write il on the cuh'-he uses
his skin.
Physicians say that Kucinski sui
fers from dermography. Wosdl
written on his flesh with a heav.I
pointed instrument remain legibI
for several minutes.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
The Word Cantnionna

The word eantaloupe is Oftea
loosely used. but should really be
applied only to a particular variety
" ribbed muskmelsn which was
arst grown In Europe At the castle
Of Cantalnpo. in Italy.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
-R.forn. ID Prnrrea.

Reforms are . r.ntisl To prag.
.,ss. said II 10 the sags Of china
town. They must he attained ny
learning nal only what Is possible
mt what IL impossible"
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
Slightly Mixed

Sunday School Teacher-Can you
tell something about Good Friday,
Freddy?
Freddy-Yes, ma'am. He was
the fellow who did the homework
for Robinson Crusoe.-Stray Stories
Magazine.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
Kaowledoe

Much Of anyone's knowledge Is
really only information gained by
~eadins or hearing the facts and
moi by actual witness or examlna
lion Of them.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22

The Eagl found the standards Of
western lille IN actual practice very
different from those contained in
the New Testament.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
Ionaon,.. np.h P O. ronr.

ono 1hird Of the f2.5n0na0 letters.
postcards. etc. posted In London
every week nre posted Ia the two
hours between $50 p. m. and 60
D.. M.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22

Five room bungalow with garage
in excellent condition, 3005 No. 18th
street. $500 month. Call Robbins,
WE I'LL.