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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15
20 YEARS AGO
 Frum The Empire
FEBRUARY IS, 1897

FEBRUARY IS, 1887
 Berlin newspapers expressed the hope that cabled reports that American merchantmen were sail ing in defiance of the submarine blockade were unfounded. The plan of such sailings said the Berlin paper amounted to nothing else than the most wickedly tempting of God"
 Peter Woeck was the successful bidder for the construction of the Juneau school building, and Har- Ian Thomas, the architect, who had come to Juneau for the opening of bids, was returning to his home in Seattle, MT. Woeck announced that he would make all purchases necessary in construction of the building in Juneau so far as was possible.
 It was announced that meat would go up cents pound on all prepared cooking meats.
 George A. Parks, mineral examiner for the Ian doffice who worked in on the steamer Spokane after spend- ing the winter visiting her parents in Seattle.
 Geore A. Parks, mineral examiner for the land office wh oworked in Alaska on special assignments during the previous summer, was returning to Alaska on the Spokane and would make his headquarters in Juneau
 George Hill, owner of the Juneau Paint Shop, returned from bus mess and pleasure trip south.
 George Irving, Juneau attorney and holder of the Juneau gas fran chise from the City Council. re- turned from the South. While south he disposed of his lights to the franchise to one of the large companies of Seattle
 Weather: Highest 45: lowest, 39:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15

If all the roads built which asked for in memorials in the Legislature, the boys will wish many a time that they had two million. dollars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15

No wonder of the judges getting a little incapacitated, the President suggests Look how long they have been listening to the Tom Mooney case
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15
LOOK dld LEARN
 By A. c. Gordon s.

l. How many feet make a faith om? {?
 ?. Who wrote "Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde? 4sr.sl 3. What is the postage rate to Alaska?
 4. Which is the wealtkiest un- versity in the U. s.? 4,aa, 5. In what country did the ,op- era originate?
 ANSWERS <. l. 6 feet. f ?. Robert Louis AStevenson. Ss.s 3. The same as in other parts of :. { tn; as;ys-a- ;,s;z g: s' 00
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15

It seems that the old football cheer has been re- vived Germanyz give em the axe, the axe, the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15

RHODA MAY CLARK-FoCs cui-
 rectionist. SIT Goldstein Bldg. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15

The diameter of the sun is 864, ,1Oo miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15

Today's News Today-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15

Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-15

Weather: Highest 45 lowest, 39 tain w
Evening star., 1937-01-29
HousEs FURNISHED.


TAKoMA PARK.e ROOMS, BATH p! ! =, q :
Immediate possession. OWNER. Id sher'
and completely furnished: g rooms, nrs.
place. screened porchss;s adults prefssruTseo; fsus
CHOICE SECTION OF DESIRABLE FUR
nished houses In best section q CITY;
IESIIE D. MEASELL. C1ev. 3465. 81
FOXALL PARTLY FURNISHED AT
iavstory. deep yard. garage. gas heat; near near
Foxhsii I'd. Phone National 1910.
CH. CH.. b. C.-DETACHD. EEDECo-
rated. completely turn: oil heat eiec. con-
EmerSofi 41gI. Open 9-6.
$40 HAMILTON ST. Nw.-5 ROOMS.
bath Frigidaire: porches; AMI. Gan
be seen after pm. saturday 3O-
PLEASANT HOME. g BED RMS, 2
baths, showers and layatories; . @ nnrary'
swimming pool, trees. garden. Va acres
n conven. transp. District 1898. q.
Wpetached pt home Of rooms. 2Is baths, al
modern improvements. Attracttvely fur-
nished. For lease until October -.
sEoRaE saiss g. M r sKsa bIssTes sasaa aas' l7ss Ds
SILVER SPRING. - can
FIRST STREET NV.
Six rooms. two baths, Oil heat. reeroe-
ton room; $115 per month:
- MOSS RkA1TY 81 @GOAHsANx. Hs
Evening star., 1937-01-29
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
c7E0 CASH

Amodern detached six-room brick home.
Designed to combine all the conventences
Of an apartment with the deslrabllity OF
| private residence. Close to schools and an
other conveniences. Price. $3.50. Phone
| MR.. DAVIS. National 2345 or Randolph
Evening star., 1937-01-29
NEAR 10th AND VARNUM
SITS NV.

Rarely does such an opportunity pre-
ser1t itself in this lovely section.
PRICED AT S9.950.
This thoroughly modern tapestry prick
home 90 It. wide large rooms. tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower; beau
tifui kitchen with latest oxford Kitchen
cabinets, covered front porch and glass
Enclosed sleeping porch. attic, automatic
heat. gear garage and deep lot. TINS
house has lust been reconditioned through
out and the price makes 1t an outstandlng
ment to inspect call MR.. APPEL. Sterling
Evening star., 1937-01-29
Answer 10 Yesterdays LETTER.OUT.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
tCOntlnueu.D

WESLEY HEIGHTS.
SPRING VALLEY SECTION.
bed rooms. 9 baths 2-car garage
Furnished in exquisite taste. May be
leased to select tenant; modern in every
particular. District 4464
Evening star., 1937-01-29
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.
PREFERRED LOCATION.

YtC.
SHAWMUT. 200 10th ST. NV.
Front apt, of . bed rms. liv. rm.. lerse
recep. hall. kit. bath. Apply res. mgr
fo'0' E. quincy SMITH. INC.
900 10th st. NV. DIST. s02I.
1926 21St PL. Sc.
rooms. bath -----------S50.00
525 9th ST. Sc.
rooms. bath -------------Sb0.0o 90
618 A ST. Sc.
3 rooms. bath $4,000
233 KY. AVE. Sc.
8 rooms. bath -S42'oo
631 B ST. NE.
rooms. $40 90
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3I4 Pennsylvania Ave Sc.
Evening star., 1937-01-29
REAL GOOD BUY.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE. Mr.. 2Sth ST.

u,s,r o,s, = REAh ss.Nn oooP o9E BY, E EY,ss., ST.
bed rooms. breakfast room. built-in
garage. automatic heat. two dreplaces,
two baths. club room O semi-detsche,d;; SEN c
sCoS s7.4. MesTopolitsn tFase esas iz0OO. s'lo'
$1,000 II purchased immediately; in e
ave. 8 rms. tapestry brick. bed rmss
monthly. nitihl % For immedia;tely action. Mr..
TWEED National OS56 or Lincoln 967s.
sasoSahM sisst Selling his comfortabie s.rn home
sehoU sS bus ao .ae
- BED R0,oIs;I,s-E R0oMswss PATTsii gTlTassii,pp,u
New. attractive home on large lot. Call to
see this rare bargain. National 1439 til
81 S5S lsGS dssh9chsxT sE5ck@ATTeehasf1yps ehsss 5:
tinisSes: Built . By yeli:SnoSn builder: Y You
now now Center hall Colonial: paneled break
fast room. Automatic heat. Three large
TWo GsU iUos baths. Facing I lovely wooded estate
Pricsd under s1lS0o For Ss'sils phone
BRICK BUNGALOWS.
N.s See sn0 sS With
fuii Easement I and splendid lot. Terms can
2sR 81 sfs sissis IS Ss!z sss sa?Es sn ssos
A real home with plenty. Of ground;
Close to Indian SPRINGS Golf Club: Lot &
s0x300: good, elevation and ID atsractiyyeiy tract yiH
l s a an ksessn sIiss paary
rm and tiled bath; second foor: good bed
rms. tiled bath and large closets. This
is rHos RSserR E. n1ns 5asREIn eIi.' Co. 2 Realtors
7al 10th St; NV; sS.,,.rd Nati9nawl as9naw o76''
ATTRACTIVE, CENTER.ENTRAECsE, s Co Co
room and mSdeTn kitshsp. End ioor, .,,,:
many yciosets; basement. recreation room
Garage on concrete alley; In ly nearby viIi nd
churches. Priced resemble foT quick sale
17o7 1hePE Re q. AT' \ TSoI1fNSTsi Nssions{ ss7s.
IN H ESe hssTt Sfn Of siIssr sprins is rms,
full tile bath and shower; iull pasement
and attic. porch. open nrsplaSe; lot S:x
and transp. Drive out Ga. ave. 70 s.lgo
ave. lfirst street beyond B. g. O. vieduct,.
rsht on Sligo ave for s 70 Gestsd
1911. Mornines. Natl. 9462:
A HOME FOR YOU.
362e r ST. NV.
Six nice Large eht rooms s.eiSs tna 1fsrn oSfsm
Open SoSs sSssx az fSEyAtTY f. iecsSPee'l0n. cSP
TowEEEy EVE EIpa 3 SUM-. sHEp. s79s: -o'
Sz-760-NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS. SIT
uated on lots 60x110 feet. in beau
tifui Seven Oaks. Nd. near the In.
dian Spring Country Club: one-half
souare from transportation. rive
rooms, tile bath with shower. city
water and sewerage; all improve
ments. including westinghouse re-
frieeration and hot-water heat.
TERMS AS LOW AS $500 CASH
AND S45 PER MONTH.
80. OOo-ATTRACTIVE, WIDE. SEM1-DE-
TACHED BRICK. near Rock Greek
Park. rooms, Q tile baths. oil
burner. electric refrigeration, hard
wood floors. large front porch; 50.
foot frontage. Just reconditioned
'sIISkRSoSHs sHxkSoH = Luezs Co.,.
AeoS = ~ M, &e4ooA& eoee
Evening star., 1937-01-29

APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

tC0ntInueO.t
..s SM .Sa ASTSss ss s9S .s ss
Apply JOHN QUINN. 7o4 18th NV. az! DIS
8 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. REAR
pssFsh ssS 81 heat NV Appis
ICONS oSSR S:sR FSes Essh.a RD Ddsssts Ee
eI3 PRINCETON PL NW.-s ROOMS,
Kitchen, huiit-in porch; Frigidaire. gas and
s-RM. KIT; BATH pUPLEx. NEWLY WTIty
Az .4d CT APT
a IEht Ssst: shw s,ss sSnVen bus. Bethesda
CHALFoNTE, 1901 ARqoNNE p; N.Y.,
4.hr ni f0c elevator !'nsd snd sWatsssoaSd service
Apply res. mgr. or PHILIP p. PEYSER
& Co. 1O2s Invest. Bldg. Dist. 3740.
eI7 r ST. N.W.-FRoNT: 2 LARGE Rms.
heat heat, E,s 2, .,oI. slee. included adults only
MICHIGAN PARK-2 ROOMS: KITCHEN.
private shower. screened porch; gas. cleo
tricity. phone. oil heat, G. =. refrigeratori
sorS rooms. Kitchen. T. private bath. sas. elee..
refrigeration included; gentiles.
Kitchen. bath: all outside rooms: else. re-
11O9 STAPLES ST. .N.E-3 FULL ROOMS.
Kitchen, bath, back porch. cellar. locker
room. Apply PENN REALTY CORP. 474
X st. NV. Met. 1883.
SAT :50--e5 NJ ST. N.W.-3 RMS. K1TcH:
walking distance downtown Apply janitor.
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND PRIVATE
bath; heat. light and phone. oo3 Kennedy
1851 KENILWoRTH AVE: Me- Full Full
Kitchen hath. rent $40. ADply
Penn REALTY CORP. 474 K st. NV.
3Oa 9th ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette and bath. all outside rooms; oil heat,
s236 GEORGIA AVE. SILVER SPRING.
| Md rooms and bath. $50 monthly, IN
Guiding heat and hot water Phone silver
1905 NEWTON ST. NE.-Large front
room. kit; gas. phone, elec.; nr. bus. car;
$40. Decatur 1921.
5a4 5th H
tlon hall. Kitchen. bath. Avail. Feb. 5.
$40. .5O-LIv. RIM. BED RM.., K. B. AND
porch; G; E. refrigerator. Buchanan Apis.
4526 18th st. NV.
351O CENTER ST. Nw... "a BLOCK 18th
and Oak large rooms, kitchen and bath;
Electrolux: $40. Adams 1897.
1917 ST. Sc: ONE BLOCK NORTH
Nichols ave. at 10Th rms. and bath.
| ing. l year old; $50. MR.. SEAMON. on
| premises.
BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM. DINING
| room, kitchen and bath: available Feb. !;
S75. 1885 Phelps pi. NV.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSEKEEPING APART
ments in the Euclid. 174O Euclid st. NV.
l and rooms. dinette, kitshenette and
house current. Newly renovated.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor
723 Goth st. NV.
THE ARGONNE.
1920 Columbia Rd. NV.
2 rms. kit. bath. reception hail and
balcony.
THE ROCKLEDGE.
2456 Goth st. n.w.-Two rooms. kitchen
and bath: elevator and refrigeration; S65.
MCINTYRE PROPERTIES INC.
1924 Chaplin St. NV.
Evening star., 1937-01-29

VACANT FEB. l.
1904 9th ST. NV.
Apt. Of 2 rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath
and porch 4o1s 81: 47th ST. NV.
Apt. Of rooms. Kitchen. dinetse. bath
'A' FLOYD Fl o I 'iS. Z. DAVIS CO.,
73s 10th st. NV. Natl. O352.
NEAR 10th & PARK RID.
3 RMS, $50; 4 RMS, $58.
Modern bldg: Large. bright rooms and
closets. Tile baths; Handy to schools,
3701 MASS. AVE. NV.
AT WISCONSIN,
Very desirable apss:. living room. din, din
nehsn Bath pea and ponch ee refrgeaa
Walter K. Bachrach, Agent.
Resident Manager. Emerson 2134.
10th ST.-5-RM. APT, $40.
Modern apt. bldg: Large rooms. tiled tlss
ssne to fhs0e Adams
1921 KALORAMA ROAD.
Living room: bed room: bath: dinette.
elevator Service
OOWN1OWN-
1915 18th ST NV.
bath 0sS Shower. ae Frisidaire. Apply s0 ies msr.
5ss Sssatgi ss47 I Z or r., 4 aSdNeY S6s SMITH NC
NEWPORT, 2l64 FLA. AVE. NV.
2 Rms, Kit, Bath, Frigidaire, $45.
Apply Janitor or Call North 2339-W.
APIS. JUST COMPLETED.
8415-17 MAPLE AVE,
SILVER SPRING. MD.
in: 80 2oo %nufs an,ns dsoR Psse
4 Al few larger apts. from s65 to $50 80: n
Drive out Georgia ave. to $500. turn one
i5is1 BRADLEY, E1Ii Y 'isf 'BEALL g. HOWARD.
National O271. Open TIL 9 PM.
BEST VALUE.
DOWNTOWN APIS.
1R., K, $42; 2 R., K, $57.
Convenient, freproof bldg, 24-hour ele.
vator, switchboard serv.; refrigeration o% On
house current. 1880 r st. NV. Pot. 1900:
NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.
PARK CENTRAL.
'Risht Dcwntoxn-MMsa,FF Ea-Ms,F to Hysry.nins' Worf
saw Frisidaire Current Free
S57.6O-Liying room with portable din.
site table and chairs, dressing room ME- ME-
$50 .5o-Rec. hall. large living room.
Murphy bed. dinette. kitchen, tile bath.
Beiiboy, Elevator, switchboard Service.
sss e1 Msn'secsi < cifsfTs MsEFsD0'Esias nisT aeSso
2645 CONN. AVE. NV.
Apt. 2-B-2 rooms, kitchen and
bath; screened porch; gas, elec.,
heat and electric refrigeration
included in rent.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. $500.
NoRTHM1NsTER,
2114 N ST. NV.
fS soon. AZ KTcasN Hfs5ifsis'1saar Sara e. sas.so.
THE TTVERTON,
1921 oath ST. NV.
ROOM. KITCHEN; BATH; 940;50;
l ROOM 17is ffE EYE ssf.' 81. NV. W. 's'''0'
1-ROoM BACHELOR AFT. $3.50.
l.. w. GROOMES,
1719 EYE ST. NV.
WE HAVE A SMALL SELEC-
ton of units, varying in size,
price and location. We would
be pleased to have you call,
write or phone us regarding
them.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
- - +. FTL }sTsaA.T .1.,.e s,aa
Evening star., 1937-01-29
Sc. 6.250-BUNGALOW.

S45 MONTHLY. F. H. A. LOAN.
5O-foof wo ,ded lots in beautiful D. G. SUB,
urb. large living room. dining room; bee
rooms. modern kitchen. tile bath. full oaSe.
ment hot-water heat fireplace. furrec
walls. oak floors; sample house on display;
plans and pictures upon request. Pnone
pYTTT.nE National 77R0
Evening star., 1937-01-29
REMARKABLE VALUE.

REMARKABLE VALUE.
STUDIO-TYPE BRICK.
r Beautiful e-room, 2-bath home; salon
Hrepisces. one Of stone; paneled recreation
room, copper water pipes. double screened
rear porches. garage and large lot.
Carefree Comfort With
Modern Gas Appliances.
Built by J. B. Tiffey. To inspect call
MR.. PARKER. Georgia 219S. between IL
am and pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-29
5408 COLORADO AVE. NV.

A detached house on beautifully land
scaped lot. having 10 rooms, baths. ex-
matte heat: modern in every respect: well
planned and livable:. 2-car garage. Prlee.
ST. 600. Inspection by appointment with
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
N~ttapaI Q0aO
Evening star., 1937-01-29
$14,5O0LFURNISHED.
NV. ROOMING HOUSE.
ONLY S4975

UNIQUE ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES.
New five-room and bath bungalov-typ0
home Studio living room with bay win
dow large bed rooms with tile bath be.
equipment; hardwood floors hot-water
heat; built-in garage with overhead doors.
Nice lot Bus service; only l5 minutes from
downtown. Call Mr.. Goodnow.
Robert L. McKeever Co., Inc,
Shoreham Blug. National 1850.
Evening star., 1937-01-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEAR zth ANp RHODE Island AVE.

NEAR 4sh AHR Y 5aS@qrRMA EHoPE IRsEAND AVE. NE.
Five rooms. anil. good condition: insu-
lated. weather stripped. copper screens;
front porch. southern exposure. Q rear in:
closed porches; deep lot; garage on paved
alley. OWNER Potomac 2476-J. 81
WOODRIDGE 41oI 2Ist ST. NE:-COR-
ner brick bungalow, rooms. tile bath,
shower. fireplace. chestnut trimmed, oil
heat. large lot, sarage: beautiful shrubbery
and h1ysrs1 wHi1. oPen until Tane g tggWaooo g;na;
2O24 r. l. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
WE HAVE A HOME FOR SALE JUST
west Of Connection. ave. on beautiful
street In Chevy Chase. D; G; Built for
AZ At x0rdRs91eRR dPauIaR sHRoA1N AH pi Price S
4 BED ROOMS. BATHS automatic
heating. and refriserstion, maids room
fne sne pssn shane 0't you e; can MAKE sondertul III
deal here BOSS & PHELPS, NATIONAL
$500. EVENINGS. PHONE METRoPoLI-
Evening star., 1937-01-29

2645 CONN. AVE. NV.
Apt. 2-B-2 rooms, kitchen and
bath; screened porch; gas, elec.,
heat and electric refrigeration
included in rent.
BOSS q PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. $500.
Evening star., 1937-01-29
pooMs WITH BOARD WANTED.

Vicinity CLARENDON-Two employed
ladies daughter IA; references. We want
home Address BOX 497-B. Star once %
Without meals. Give details; gentleman.
BOX 2O-C. Star of1ce.
EMPLOYED MOTHER. 2 children, 9 mos.
4 yrs; in priv. home. Clev. 24O9 any
time after $50 Friday and 1:30 Sat. MIS-.
Brady
Evening star., 1937-01-29
S8,450.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.

The only new houses in the n W. section
with two complete aptS.. one on each floor.
De luxe kitchen equipment and recreation
room automatie heat house insulated
| these homes and will be sold in 10 days.
| rau iafa HnIn
Evening star., 1937-01-29

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
1900 BLOCK HOBART ST; NV.
bed rooms. baths; modern nome:
price S12 900.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos H St. NV. Natl. VIZ
NEW 2-APT. HOMES
SS55O-Splendid NV. location. The
city's most astonishing home buy; Dig
rooms. ; complete baths Zone on each floorl /,
open fireplace. recreation room; moael
kitchen. roomy closets. deep lot. AUTO,
matte heat. Each house arranged Tor :
families with complete privacy for each. or
a single home in itself. Terms arranged.
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC. 142O x ST.
% w Dist. 13l1.
Evening star., 1937-01-29

25o5 17,h ST. NV
~. eIAST ei4H Ta I S% dSRDoE, iSS, az osss.
furnisheG;- $3.50. Apply Mr.. Palmer.
rear sol pslatlela d St St szr ,nc
11o7 Eye st. NV. NWM Natl. 2oa5.
47es GorGe9 GoNfsSs1SIT psVsnS5ys g. AvE''
two exposures, beautiful lobby. carpeted
corridors; electric refrigeration; 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service. Resi-
dent manager. Emerson $500.
Living room, two bed rooms. kitchen,
full tiled bath. shower, screened porch:
individual gas heat furnished by tenant;
three exposures. Apt. 3. 4905 LIST st. NV.
tout New Hampshire ave. to Emerson.
Call HUGH WARREN, National 9452; eve.
and Sun. Wisconsin 3159
322. Ind ST. N.E.-3 LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; electric refrigeration;
,.,- soss g. PHELPS; o,oo
oo,E JEv. new DE LgxE APARTMENr. Ar r, .,no,,,
and bath; elec. -refriseration. heat and
H. .tt,ast;: :" seSss AVE s.s ss9 bath ant.
'",' ,o,a Fittings it + /, I CANDY, NM INC, ,.soo
sts. me- rms. bath. h.-w.h.. gas, elec.
Key, 1850 Fla. ave. ne.
LAWRENCE J. MILLS.
43O 5th st. NV. National 1861.
1920 R ST. NV. APT. ga ROOMS
kitchen. bath. refrigeration, S47.5O.
1920 = st. NV. Apt. 6-1 room. kitchen
I477 Newton ct. NV. Apt. al room
and bath. $40.
SCI Eye st. ne. Apt. % rooms.
kitehen. bath. gas heat and refrigeration.
1927 Lincoln I'd. ne.-3 rooms and
'~'-' ~'' c. W. SIMPSON CO..
1924 Vermont Ave NV. Met. 5700.
Evening star., 1937-01-29

AVAILABLE n11llDIATNY, . Rms,
kit. bath. 1887 Rhode Island nv. Ap-
Dly xes. OSxs
Evening star., 1937-01-29

A DESIGN FOR LlVlNG.
High elevation in Chevy Chase: D. g., at
Transportation, near Conn. ave. Conveplent
to schools. New center-entranee nrlck S
Colonial Modern in every respect. lncluo-
ing automatic heat 6 rooms. baths IN
addition to which there is knotty-plne
at SII,5O6 and may be purchased with
modest cash payment and monthly pay
ments like rent For appointment. call J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC. Met. 3s12'
10,
Evening star., 1937-01-29
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

WEST OF CONN. AVE.
Studio living room. bed room and bath
on first floor; two bed rooms and bath on
second floor. Close to all schools. Excellent
EDw. II. JONES g. co.
CLEX 2an0 UNTIL. PM.
Evening star., 1937-01-29
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENTS WAN 90.
APARTMENT. ONE ROOM. KITCHEN;
central location: references II desired.
FURNISHED ROOM. KITCHENErrE AND
bath in n W. Sec; close in: apt. house pre-
ferred: not over $50. Address Box d3-C.
Star ONCE. H6
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR REFINED
family Of five Must be reasonable. 1mme-
diate possession. Phone National 1881.
Extension 311.
FURNISHED. / ROOM KITCHEN AND
bath. in NV. apt. house. rep; l. 1or SIX
weeks Address BOX 466-B, Star once.
Evening star., 1937-01-29
CLOSING ESTATE
NEW CORNER BRICK.
REMARKABLE VALUE.
lS1I 45th ST NV.

Open till 9 pm. To reach, drive
out Wisconsin ave. to River rd.. left
one block to Brandywine st.
1AO4 K at NV CAFRTTZ. Dist. 90S0
Evening star., 1937-01-29
(Continued.'

CONN, AT TAFT BRIDGE.
4 R., $65; 8 R., FURN., $65.
Choicest location modern freproof bldg.
24-hour elevator. secretarial phone service
refrigeration. mirror doors. fotomac
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-18
Ar1nistice Day Prayer
Bv MRS. S. L. MORGAN,
in Charity and Children

Chinese said. Reflect that if you did
not bring opium here, where could our
PEOPLE obtain it? Shall, then, our pep
ple die. and your lives not be requir-
ed? You are destroying human life
for the sake of gain. You should sur
render your opium out of regard for
the natural feelings Of mankind. Ii
not. it is right for 'us to drive every
shin of your nation from our shores
Finally China threw all the opium in
to the sea, about 100000 pounds. Eng
land retaliated by broadside from her
man-of-war, and in 1912 after an IN
equal struggle, China was forced to
nav her victorious enemy $21 100000
Sc, 900, 900 for the opium destroyed,
and S15OOO,OOO as q war indemnity,
besides giving England her property
forever. the island of Hong-Kong, and
opening five new ports to foreign
trade"
Some years back we slapped China
in the face by the terms of our Elk
clusion Acts in 1883, applying to
China alone Other nations have rid
died her, taking territory. Let us re-
member Japan is one of many sin :
ners Can we look back on the set
Element of our own country without
FLASHING at the inhunan treatment
Of the Indians? Read Meade's claw
or War;" including many congress
sional records of atrocities our sol
diers committed in the Philippines.
Hear Boake Carter tell over radio OF
cruelties of U. S. soldiers in Nicarau-
guam warfare Then let us listen to
The words of the Psalnist, "Who shall
stand in his holy place? He that hath
clean hands," Who has them? But
YOU reply, eve cannot expect the ma
ions to be Christian" ask them how
we can ever expect the Church to be
truly Christian, for citizens make the
Church? If we go to war, the govern
nent must make the great mass OF
Christian boys and girls from the
Sunday schools and men and women
from the churches to hate before we
can fight. Somehow we must coop
crate enough with the State to make
it Christian, or Jesus prayer will re-
main unanswered, "They will be done
on earth as it is in heaven"
If we follow the peace road, then
there are several things we have to do
quickly: Cd Be intelligent about our
nation and it's treaties; CD decide to
abide by the Kellogg Fact no matter
what comes; CO do our bit for peace
now in supporting peace societies and
influencing our senators for peace; ;
| a. keep hatred out of our hearts and
love all peoples: 90 support our young
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-18
'They bring bad luck."-

kind, and she knows we look down
on her. Her father made his
money in hams and things, and
she's only second generation
from social obscurity. But she's
a beauty. That's what caught
grandfather. And now she lives
all alone, except for the servants,
in her great house on Portland
place."
This was grievance on which
he always waxed eloquent, so I
got him back to the picture.
Someone else might buy it for
YOU"
It appeared, however, that there
wasn't money enough for deal of
that kind. Minis father had, it
seemed, died when she was a baby.
Her mother had lived, until her
fathers death, on the allowance he
had given her; then the thing had
stopped.
IT'D hate to have the picture go
out of the family. The artist
called it The Proud Lady. And
it isn't just Mimi to me: it typi-
fies all the women of our family,
with their high-held heads"
My heart felt like a stone in my
breast. What had I to do with
such women? My vague prospects
for the future seemed at the mo-
ment cheap and tawdry. Mimi LIE
Brun knew men with millions.
The old town where she lived was
one in which great fortunes had
been made. There was luxury
and scale Of expenditure beyond
my widest dreams. Even my
uncle's ranch seemed to shrink into
nothingness.
Yet with youths resiliency
built new castles. Fame would
carry me far.
Lion" asked, when are we
to get to work on that play?"
He caught at the idea with
avidity. We burned much mid
night oil; we rugged up toy the
alter and used pins. for actors; we
fancied ourselves incipient Shaws
-Pineros in the making. My
spirits were at top-notch. Here
was something to- lay some daysat
the feet of Mimi LIE Brun!
| (TO Be Continued)