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at lowest interest rate. Prompt service.
JESSE L. HEISKELL. 1115 Eve St NV.
SECOND-TRUST MONEY TO LOAN TO
home owners. builders and brokers. Col
lateral loans made. Prompt service: Call.
write or see COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
335 Southern Bldg. District 6150-6151. Sc
MONEY TO LOAN ON NEARBY MARY
land and Virginia property. Address Box
4O6-H Star Office.
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,:3 By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Llber No. G.IlI. at folio 155
G. SOC Of The land records of the District
parties secured thereby the undersigned
IFu;ees If nc vii sell pn6liG aqcion n front
THiRTY O'CLOCK Pm. the foIioWinigs-S6ee- isSe
TTCrlbeo land and premises. situate in the
EulShtd as: Lot number one hundred and
siXty-nine tlf9 in square numbered
twen;y-eight hundred and thirty-three
t2S33) in Ethel NJ. Ruttys subdivision Of
lots IN block forty-four (44I. Holmead
Manor. as per plat recorded in the Office
9th, Of the SuTveyor Tor the District of Co
the covenants that no building shall be
erectec or sad lot within thirty 900 feet
OF the front or, street line Of Thirteenth
Cause No. 155l, in the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. and to the further
6Jaird 6JGine rad restriction lne on north side Of
Court Cause No 1875 in the Supreme
Court Of the District c: Columbia and
ONCE OF the District OF Columbia in Liber
- at folio 1"3. and to the covenant that
no building shall be erected thereon TO
cost, less than 81 800 90. subject to the
further covenant that said property shall
never be rented leased. sold or transferred
to any person Of Negro blood or extraction.
Sald covenants to run with the lane
Terms of sale: The said real estate IL
SOLO SUBJECT to a prior deed Of trust secur-
lnS the sum OF $40. 600 90. renewed for
three wears from October 10 1896 at five
per cent interest, payable semi-aunually
with seml-arnual Curtalls Of 81 500 90
Interest thereon has been paid n Ccro-
ber 10. 1896 One-fourth of the purchase
money over anc above the said deed Of
trust is to be paid in cash. and the balance
70 oe secured by second deed OF trust on
the property sold PAYABLE in monthly In
stallrlents of $500 90 from the day Of
sale. with interest at the rate of five per
cent per annum. or all cash at the option
o. the purchaser Interest and taxes to BE-
paid or adjusted TO the day of sale
deposit OF one thousand dollars tSl 600 n0l
will be required at the TIVE OF sale All
examinations of title. conveyancing record
Ing and revenue stamps at the cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within thirty DAYS from day of sale; other
wise deposit will be forfeited and property
resold at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser. after five days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper published
in WASHINGTON. D
WILLIAM NJ SEAY
ERSKINE GORDON
Trustees
TOBR1NFR. GRAHAM BREz & TORRINER.
Attorneys for Parties Secured
Suite 932. Southern Building,
WASHINGTON. D. C.
1e"0. %. o5.o7-mh1 .3,5.S
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DON'T SIGN ANOTHER
LEASE

Until you inspect this beautiful Chevy
Chase, D. c., home that we are offering
to reliable home seekers on extremely easy
terms few hundred dollars down and
a modest monthly payment will make you
your own landlord The house is in nearly
Charming environment nt For further her ins ae
formation call j.. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
INC, Cleveland 1926, until pm.
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JUST WEST OF 18th ST NV.
Completely redecorated semi-detached
slate rooted home. Four large bed rooms,
large cttic. oil heat.
ONLY ST S795O-TERMS.
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.5oo-BRooKLAND HOME. FULLY DE
OUTSTANDING VALUE.

Near oh and Jefterson SIS. NV.
800
Attractive modern brick house with 6
BRIGHT rooms. = baths. up-to-date kitchen.
recreation room. :: porches ana detached
garage; convenient to everything. InSpec-
ton by appointment only. Cali MR..
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2-FAMILY. S9,750.

This house, Just completed. with > beau
tiful rms, private bath and fireplace, lst-
bath, private side entrance. Built with best
selected BRICK. steel windows insulated.
furred walls. modern oil heating plant.
Basement. southern exposure. has plumb
ing for apt. and partly finished Can be
financed. In finest residential section Of
TakOma Park. Md. Tx PIX. REAL ESTATE
AGENCY Shppherd 4310
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A BUNGALOW ON A CORNER LOT AT
$50: within two blocks. of school: con-
Five rooms and one bath. foorcd attic.
5uilt-in garage large covered porch and
also sleeping porch. beautiful corner.
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MIR. HOLLIDGE. DIST. 3740.
PHILIP P. PEYSER & CO.,
w. do
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

TWo-cAR BRICK GARAGE WIDE Al
ley. Georgia ave. near Hamilton; very low
rent. NJ. WALLINGSFORD. 731 14th at.
NV. National 030S Wisconsin 1902
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BUILDERS. ATTENTION.

We have lots with all improvements
suitable for low-priced houses. ranging
liberal terms to reputable builders only.
Others need not apply. NJ. LAZO & co.
INC. 2S01 Wilson blvd. Clarendon. Va
Telephone Walnut 6SS0.
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS, S75 up: easy
terms: help build. District 9170
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1881 4-door sedan: driven since
S149. 1921 Conn. Cleveland S401.
BUICK 1897. new. small sedan. 500 miles;
owner going abroad. For appointment
Met. 2161, after pm, T. S. Gaddess.
BUICK '36 4-door trunk Al touring sedan !:
driven only slightly more than .0Od
miles a big roomy car; ride stabiliZer,
center control steering, automatic choke
ull-pressure fabrication and oil filter give:
real economy; S745. Always better bus
Decatur 1900.
CONTINUED ON Next Page.l
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ALL-BRICK HOME.

& rooms. ami. garage; S5,o5O. S1'
monthly small cash payment H. c
MAYNOR. 1908 Brentwood I'd. ne. Nortf
433S
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1O-Acre Estate.

1@ miles from downtown: fine center
hall stone dwelling, 9 ROOMS , BATHS.
SCAR GARAGE. automatic heat, stable,
tennis court. grounds beautifully land
scaped, Being sold 10 settle estate. BAR
GAIN AT SD nuo, CALL MR.; MILLER.
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. EVE
MING PHONE CI ENEI a Nh nI
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GARAGES WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

VICINITY OF DUPONT CIRCLE OR
downtown. MR. BOYER. Natl 7aS7, a m
to pm. Evenings. Potomac 27O7. %
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DFANWOOD y C.

Colored-Sl00 cash and $50 MONTH
" payments Will buy nice broom frame
elet.. good size lot 10 alley; also others at
more cash. See US ar once. ALEX. S.
CLARKE. Jr Ii1u II St. NV.
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IAN NDIN7
S6 | 150

rooms. automatic heat. garage: perfect
condition: semi detached; Sheridan ST..
II ". near schools. stores and transporta- :
tion. Easy terms. District 2'2i or Met
ropn1if1n 4 ~.
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yANr Yn1rP PENT MONEY

BRICK NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID
NV: . bed rooms. = baths h;-w.h de,
tached 2-Car garage: lot @5Nlft 10 paved
alley: built by owner Reasonable price for
quick sale Address Box 12-H. Star office.
$50 KEEFER PL. NW.--S5.93o.
% # wide. Il 7. and b.: h. VIII. elec
refrIgeration. '!-Car GARAGE; first time OF
fereu at this bargain price Call Adams
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S8,95O-WOODSIDE.

OO,5UU-WOODOID
A beautiful detached home; 6 large
rooms, , baths. bright basement. modern
side porch: only few years old. Lo-
Gated on a lot 50X125. beautifully land
scaped. An exceptionally nice-looking
home which represents very good buy.
Evenings. Decatur 1891.
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS DISTRICT 14IJ
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FARMS FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
AUCTION SALES.
C. G. SLOAN & CO. INC. Auctioneers-
1l5 18th St. NV.
FUTURE.

SALE OF PERSONAL, EFFECTS AMI
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR STORAGE
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JUDSON REAMY,
}ffice. Center Clarendon. Walnut 151O
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ALEXANDRIA COLONIAL HOME. FUR
nished or unfurnished. @ rooms, 3 baths;
ami, large ground; convertible into two
$685.
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NE, JUST OFF H ST.
Mr.. Mass. and Western AYES.
6 6.95O-PAYMENTS EASY.

New Groom brick bungalow. BUILDER
and OWNER VIII sell at a BARGAIN
for cash. Call District 1911 to inspect.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
S5.750-Five large rooms. Oil heat. large
lot with trees: convenient suburban. Call
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LET US HAVE YOUR PROPERTY, SALE
or rent, plenty clients for modern houses.
ROGER MOSS. 90 18th St. Dist. 3l21
WANTED-OLD BUILDING OR VACANT
ground III anv section where aDartmCHtS
or stores would be desirable Give price.
lot and block number in reply Address
Box 7i-H Star oflce
WE HAVE CLIENT FOR STORES WITH
aptS. above. also - and family units or
more. Must he priced right. Direct from
owner. Gail
MR.. HOLLIDGE, DIST. 3740.
PHILIP P. PEYSER & CO.,
IO"S Invcstment B!dc
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COZY, CONVENIENT
COTTAGE-S7 $50

In beautiful Battery Park. Just year
old and in excellent shape Detached
brick; slate roof. nice lot, near trans
portation and school May be handled on
Cali J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC. Met
rOnOlitan g-.p M
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10th and Rhode Island Ave. NE.

This Colonial brick home is located in
one of the most convenient sections of the
city 1t contains 6 large rms. gas heat.
built-in garage. . screened rear porches,
new electric refrigerator and has been re-
very unusual value For details. call MR.
O,CoNNOR. District 3100; eve. Adams
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Sc 000-RRICK

2-story, 4 rooms. bath cellar, cleo,
front porch: rent. $50: same tenant 4
years: near 9th and Maryland ave ne.
Met. 2025. D. E. BARRY. 1907 H St. NE.
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My rank entities me to leadership" the prince
was shouting HUH" Brown grunted: you're
rank all right" Jane interrupted 1--WE must have
a leader all will obey" Then Tibbs spoke up
tmidly: You. Miady know more about the
Jungle than any of US"
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COLORFD.
81 ThQ

NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
OVerlooklng the reservoir IS this attrac-
tive Colonial-type tapestry brick home
containing rooms and bath. concrete
front porch hardwood floors, hw.h..
ami: excellent condition; nice lot. ga
CalL DARSNNG (-al .l...l
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MOSS REALTY CO.,
TOWER BLDG NET; 1776
EWES. AND SUM-. SHEPHERD S74%.
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CHEVY CHASE GARDENS.

Detached center-hall home: & rooms. !"
baths. b.-i. garage: slate roof. stone con-
struction; lot. 6nx9n it: in good condi
tion. only s.. 100, $500 cash balance less
than rent. For inspection call Mr. Ben
nett, Georgia !29S.
1nni litL, g M u. Qist rict 224-
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FRANK NJ. DOYLE. Realtor
a21 .5th ST NV. Dist. 1868.
ZONED FOR 2 FAMILIES,

Takoma Park Md.-New subdivision in
pest resIdentlal section; all improvements;
We help with your building and finance
ARRANGEMENT. TAKOMA PARK REAL
ESTATE AGENCY Shepherd 431H
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NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL.

FIRST, FLOOR. BED ROOM AND BATH.
large livinS room. fireplace side porch
pantry: second floor, bed rooms and
bath; full basement; all BRICK, tale root
automatic heat: lot iuXl3I shade. ga
race good NV section. See by appoint
ment only Natl $500 or Emerson 4ll7.
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LEE HEIGHTS VA BEAUTIFULLY
wooded lot. 15oXl0s #. on high ground
with fine view of WASHINGTON; water cleo
tricity and gas. Call OWNER. Potomac
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DOCTORS OFFICE AND RESIDENCE.
Adams OIL
BEAUTIFUL STUDIO. CONN. AVE; MUSIC
teacher. art or business office, window
space: reasonable. Decetur 3bf6.
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"''''' WApLE e. JAMES. INC. ~
1924 14th St NV. DlStrlct '}3tS.
BRICK BUNGALOW.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PAF3h
Five good rooms and bath on trst fioor;
large attic finished in one room, couid pe
turned INTO small apt: improved street.
facing park Price. $3.50. s 900 cash.
balance monthly. NJ. B. WEAVER. CIeVe-
land 4Q41
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NEAR nth AND DECATUR.

If interested IN buying home IN ms
section. come &c 47uN BlaRden terrace Tor
information Have several interesting prop
ertleS al attractive prices.
NFTCC LEET1
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UNHEARD-OF VALUE. $3.50.

Just completed. Newest. modern. 3-bed-
room, 2-bath Colonial home on 137i2-ft.
lot; recreation room, built-in garage, auto
mae hfa lee6e Y m ever e
such quality home priced SO low. Call
J. GARRETT BETHEL. District 3100.
Minht toN ain onl-
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eve. Federman. Adams 1906.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Whether Car is Paid for or Not.
SEE MIR. BARNES. 1929 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
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BUSINESS CORNER

One OF The buS.cSt corncrs N NV: 2
streets. improvements consist of Gas sta
flo!l. possession oi which ran be obtained
!. desired ! stores 10 apis; income over
Hl"ouu year. priced right on terms -
show good safe return on cash required
Call Nr Drew Metropolitan 80 F
ELIOT MIDDLETON "05 Investment Bldg
APT BLDG FIRST COMMERCIAL. tuO'-
rented. Bought a ~. times rent; : stores.
J. APPS above. luu'r rented. :. oli' stand
10. -. I. .E... ~. @.
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S9,950.
EDGEMOOR SECTION.

New detached brick. UnqueStionably the
oucstandin- value in a new house. espe,,
CIally Under Sloane. plus a very refined
and convenient location. Center entrance.
larrc living room with, fireplace; SIDE
porch dining room with bay WINDOW.
model kitchen. there are : full-SIZed rooms
on End floor. one of which Is paneled in
knotty pine. tile bath and lavatory. at
tached galage, automatic heat, large and
Wel-landScaped lot.
THOMAS j FISHER & co INC.
rs 18th ST NV DISTRICT $3.50.
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IIHIJ ~ y UNIII Y DIN.


; rooms; nice looking little home; lot
60Xl2n; special price. S3,50n: terms.
rooms. bath. garage; modern; well To-
Gated. 5000: easy terms.
Several other very attractive homes on
special terms. Call MIR. BURCH. A. L.
KELLEY & SON. Clarendon 3s3. Kelley
RuIldinp
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & son. Auctioneers.

Trustees Sale of Four and
one-half Story Brick Build.
ing Containing Forty-four
Apartments, Located at
the Northeast Corner of
Thirteenth and Monroe
Streets Northwest, With
Automatic Elevators and
Refrigeration, Known as
The Strathmore. Conven.
lent to Stores, Theaters,
Churches, Car and Bus
Lines.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

BUNGALOW 2On-FT. LOT.
81 500-UnuSual opportunity for such
bargain. Il rooms. inClosed porch base
ment You can have a garden and raise
chickens here Convenient to Silver
Spring Natl. 1439 till 9 pm.
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LOTS WANTED.
MONEY 70 LOAN.

LOTS FOR FLATS. IN NE. OR Sc
MITCHELL QUICK, Dist. 6461.
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WITH PRIDE

exclusive Chevy Chase. D. c.. section. Cen
ter-hall Colonial design. constructed Of
all brick with z beautiful rooms and 9
tile baths. The living room is excep-
tionally large. Dining room has built-in
china closet. All bed rooms will hold
twin or double beds and with finished
third floor this home. priced under S12. 900.
is an OUTSTANDING VALUE. The large
lot with beautiful oak trees is Just another
of its many features. Call me to inspect.
at Emerson 5042
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LOTS FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-MUST SACRIFICE
$500 under assessed value Ideal home
site. 4nxl21l2 feet: near Both and Lega-
tlon sts.; all Improvements paid. Adams
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.
GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN.
Nine rooms. bath, kitchen. AUTOMATIC
oil heat, large-size yard garage. Located
IN most restricted and desirable section.
Phone: Night. Emerson 0119; day. west
1865.
OUR AVAILABLE UNITS
offer a limited variety as to
size, price and location. In
formation regarding these
Gstings will be furnished If
you call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
t25 18th St NV Phone NationfI 21o0
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$11,000
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Moderate priced homes in this popular
and exclusive section are extremely scarce.
will warrant your consideration. 1t is
thoroughly individual contains rooms a
bed roomsl. tile bath and lavatory. attic.
gas furnace. beautiful lot over $50 feet
deep. trees and shrubs. Only moments
walk from school and stores
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO. INC.
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onR 6NAI,A ST

BRANw1LL PARK, SILVER spRIMG. MD.
SS.250-MONTHLY TERMS.
corner lot. Three nice bed rooms. bath
and kitchen equipment thoroughly modern
and the care-free comfort OF Modern
Drive out Colesville rd.. turn right on
Franklin ave to entrance to park. Open
every day to pm Will consider trading
your present home.
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wANTED-I93I Ford or Chevrolet. !
pass. from individual; good cond. Ca
eve. Federman Adams 1906
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ARLINGTON. VA.

S4T50.
Good: rms. , large bed rms. bath.
h. w h. city water. gar; permanent
financing. Nr. bus and high school. Terms
arranged.
New 5-rm. brick. tile bath INV h. oil
burner, hardwood floor. fireplace: ,perma-
nent financing; terms. $500 cash. balance
$50 per mo.
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S8.95O-FINANCED.

80, FINANCED.
New detached masonry suburban homes
delightfully."- situated on lots 1OUX15u #.
The only detached homes under SO. 600
with complete Summer and Winter sir
conditioning. Built of finest materials
prCcurable. Only Is minutes drive TO
WASHINGTON. Don't delay--phone now.
Alex. 1900: evenings. Adams 12lO.
GRAHAM & OGDEN,
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BEECHWOOD'S MODEL HOME.
Stone and Brick Construction.
Center-hall plan. large living room with
beautiful fireplace, screened porch adjoin-
arr ARRANGED: thorouehIy i '-'rrs modern i kitchen:
well-proportioned bed rooms 2 tiled baths;
large attic. ample room for . additional
rooms large basement. Master oil burner;
shade trees: built-in garage. Your oppor-
tunity to get the real home.
LESLIE D. MEASELL,
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THERE'S 10Y

THERE JOY.
Comfort and satisfaction to be had in this
Charming CottaCe home located amid ex-
penslve properties on broad avenue IN
suburban section: :. bed rooms on hrSt
floor :, extra rooms on second floor: OIL
heat: lot 5nxl 81, with trees. DON'T FOR
GET-priCed at S6.30o with F. H A.
loan al >jl.l1 per month. lncludhG
taxes Rare opportunity. Call National
I'm Il
Evening star., 1937-09-12

continued From First Page)
tons, notably the A. A. A. and the
Guffey coal act, the Presidents con-
stitutional views have been supported
by three distinguished liberal members
OF the bench. During the last session,
with the court under heavy fire, ma
lority of the tribunal supported him
in number of cases, those of greatest
Importance being the Wagner labor re-
latlonS act and the social security act.
But despite this evidence that the
court Is not blind to changing condi-
tions and the necessity of adapting
Interpretation Of the Constitution TO
meet them, there is reason to believe
the assault on the court. and indirectly
on the Constitution, will continue in
the hope of securing a majority of
justices whose views as to the consti-
tutional limits of Federal power COIN
eide with those of the dominant poIiti-
cal party.
Democracy Survives Test.
Thls Is the vital question of the
hour. 1t is the one that should be IN
permost in the minds of American cit
izens as they participate in this weeks
celebration. The decision should be
governed, not alone by immediate
considerations. but in the light of $50
years of experience-years that have
witnessed the collapse of democracies
In other countries, where the judiciarv
has been subservient branch OF tho
Government, while in the United
States the democratic form of govern
ment has survived. And it should be
remembered that from the beginning
tnere have been men in public life
VINO refused TO believe that this Ma
uon could survive under constitutional
government as we have known Il.
There are three statements bv
prominent men of the past that MIGHT
well be borne in mind during the week
OF the sesquicentennial.
After reading the newly-drafted
Constitution, the great English states
man, Gladstone, said it was THE most
WONDERFUL work ever struck off at
given time by the brain and purpose of
man."
Discussing the relation of the Con-
stitution to the courts. James Madi-
son said that the Constitution without
the Federal judiciary would be .as
much mockery as a scabbard n,t
INTO the hands of a soldier without a
sword in it,"
And finally there was the warning
OF benjamin Franklin that those who
seek security at the expense of liberty
Will probably lose both"
Evening star., 1937-09-12
ENTHUSIASM FOR LEAGUE
HOLDS LATIN AMERICA
Countries Pioneered i'm Wish and Effort
for Group to Foster Morality
Among Nations.

by general stampede of Latin Amer
ican states from the League, we're, to
use two famous words. greatly exag-
gerated."
The Latin American governments
may have some misgivings as to the
ability and even the willingness Of the
League to enforce the preservation Of
international peace throughout the
earth. Observing past performances
and weighing all present circum-
stances, they may have become skep-
tical about the sincerity of the
Leagues directors In demanding a
united front to make the world safe
for peace. They may recall that on
more than one occasion imperiaIstic
ambitions have made a mockerv of
the principles upheld at Geneva. and
that the powers which control the
League have acted only when the
desire for peace happened to coincide
with their own material interests
In other words, the Latin American
governments may have outgrovn their
romantic enthusiasm for the idealjsm
OF the League and they NAV realize
TO-DAY that the League is mainly ths
instrument of the leading European
powers to preserve the status nno
ana Keep the 'haves" from being at.
lacked by the "have-nots. But the
Latin American governments have
nothing to gain from an alteration
OF the status quo. They will most
likely be on the side of its supporters
when the showdown comes. They
may refuse to make useless sacrifices
even before. the league has demon
strated its sincerity and shown the
extent to which it is willing to 90
IN enforcing peace, but. once this
had been established, they could no
longer hesitate.
Would Join Against Outlaw.
After all. no matter how materialis-
uc, and even selfish. the aims of the
League may be. and no matter how
utoplan system of permanent peace
may appear under the present or
ganizatlon OF society, if the League
actually undertook to punish an ae-
gressor. there could be no question
- W NAANAC tA4C DlttIeS OF the Latin
American governments lay. Not
merely as a matter of tradition and
principle, but, more pragmatically
speaking, as a means Of insuring their
own safety for the future. the Latin
American nations would align them
selves against the outlaw"
They would do so. however-and
it cannot be repeated too often-not
in the belief that they were con-
tributing to make the world safe for
democracy, but in the confidence that
out of the struggle there would emerge
stronger instrumentality for the
preservation of peace And even
though this may be now. and NAV
continue. to be for some time, pri-
marily the servant of the interests of
the great European powers. it could
not help but aid also. indirectly. the
interests of small countries elsewhere.
which can only live and prosper in
peace.
tcopyright 1877
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Mans Royal Dreams
Are Typifed bv Palms

RIO DE JANEIRO-The desire of
every man to be king is typified by
the city's great number of royal palms.
Dom Joao, King at the beginning of
the nineteenth century. had planted
the first seed of the royal palm him.
self and ruled that the tree was to
be exclusively his. To preserve his
monopoly he ordered every seed from
1t gathered up and burned, but the
residents of Rio who wanted to imi-
tate royalty bribed his slaves to sell
the seeds. As a result royal palms
soon sprang up everywhere. and today
they are said to outnumber even the
native ones