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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
Warns Married Woman

c. L. Does the young man that I love, love me?
 Ans. The vibration I receive shows that you are married woman, and have children. You should by all means concentrate more on those who love you in your home, rather than some passing fancy, and think of the happiness of your children in the future. If you do not there is much serious trouble shown In your behalf.
 MT. R. A. D. I am contemplating applying for very responsible po- sition. Do you think I am capable of handling same?
 Ans. It is my opinion that you need to drop your inferiority conn pIex by the wayside when the op- portunity arises for you to accept this position. You are capable of handling same, but do not have enough confidence in yourself.
 R. J. T. Kindly tell me, MT. Har- en, what I am best suited for in the line of my professions?
 Ans. People of your sign possess many fine qualities. They have . good flow of speech, with an unus- ual personality, and this puts those of your birth ahead of the average. You are . good mixer, and can well adapt yourself with most any con- versation. Because of these given qualities my advice would be for you to connect yourself with re- liable mercantile house and obtain q position, as that of Q travelling salesman. As you will find that with position of this nature you will reach yor greatest heights in life. both financially and continent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
DEAN BROWN HERE
 TOMORROW NIGHT
Rev. Dr. Lewis to Assist in Lenten Service at First
 Church

The first lecture in the union Lenten series by Rev. Charles Rey- holds Brown, DID,. Dean- Emeritus of the Yale Divinity School. will be given tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the First Church. Dean Brown is honored and beloved throughout the United States as a preacher of keen insight, quiet, power, and personal charm, and is favorite of Water bury audiences. His twenty fifth book, "The Masters Influence" the Fondren Lectures at Southern Meth odst University. has just been pub- lishcd. His subject tomorrow cvc- ming will be Spiritual Crises Rev. Dr. John N. Lewis of St. Johns church will assist in the services.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
Astrologerf Predicts
 Children

Mrs. R. M. B. Will I ever have a child? If not, why? Ans. My friend, my science re- veals that two children will come to you during your life. This will bring about 2 great deal of cOm- fort, and be the elimination of your worries. There Is nothing to worry about over matters of this kind In your behalf. Your wish will be granted.
 8. c. Why is 1t that I cannot care for any of my boy friends to the ex- tent of falling in love? have lot of friends but none seem to be the type to fall in love with?
 Ans. Young lady, 1t seems to me that you are very spoiled girl, and that you expect too much out of your friends. Until you change your attitude toward the opposite sex I firmly believe you will never fall In love.
 MT. P. E. L. have a patent up for approval at the present. VIII I be able to obtain same?
 Ans. My calculation denotes that you will obtain an offer from your patent. This will come about within the next to nine weeks. A lot of suc- cess is indicated for you in this field of endeavor, if you will only con- tlnue your interest in this direction.
 R. F.-Union City, Conn. Should I take the new position I have been considering?
 Ans. I would advise you to in- vestlgate this position more thor oughly before quitting your present Job. It seems that by making the necessary contacts this position would offer you more chances for advancement i'm the future.
 E. D. May I expect employment through the person I have in mind soon?
 Ans. My calculations are that If you will continue with the plans which you have in mind the per- son referred to will secure a posi- ton for you. Better financial con- diti0ns are denoted surrounding you not later than the month of April this year.
 Miss c. P. P. Will I be able to regain my health soon?
 Ans. You may never expect to have better health until you make more of an attempt to follow in- structions of your physician. When you are given the correct procedure to follow to recovery do not do so one day, and the other six days of the week forget that you ever con- suited doctor. You will never get we'll this way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
SHAVER AND CLARK
 ELECTED DELEGATES

Rachel Seaver and Mystic Clark will represent the Waterbury Girl Scout council at the national meeting of the Girl Scout Leaders association this spring. Members of the local branch of the association met last night at the parish hall of the Church of the our Lady of Lo,irdes with Miss Julia Alleya acting as hostess. Mrs. Francis T. Phillips and Mrs. Frank P. McEvoy were present at the session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10

cept the offer made by your hus- band, as he now realizes the mis- takes he has made and is very de- sirous of making amends for the unhappiness which he has caused you in the past. Much love and de- votion will be bestowed upon you by reuniting. Your three-year old son will also bring you and your hus- band much happiness, comfort and enjoyment in the future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
DEAR FRIEND:

Received the answers to my questions and also my some of the things you told have already come true said that my work would pick up and surely has i guidance will remain in my heart forever and it is priv ege to give you the authority to use my letter invite other people to write before they order your Reading and will testify your wonderful advice and the great help you extended to Will also tell anyone who will write how you have been keeping on the right path for number of years. Wishing you continued success in your work.
 Yours respectfully,
 MRS. MINNIE GALLAGHER
 General Delivery,
 Bedding, Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
Mail Continues To Swamp Fl Haren
 Before He Leaves The City

Fl Haren noted Astrologer will end his engagement with THE DEMOCRAT, Thursday February 9th, therefore you urged to take advantage of the Special Reading and Question Coupon TODAY to assure yourself of answers to your questions before his departure from Waterbury
 It will be impossible for MT Fl Haren to answer all of the huge amount of mail which he has hand for his daily columns To avoid being disappointed by not receiv ing his advice Special Correspondence Service extended to readers through the purchase of Special Reading for merely the handling cost Your Reading will advise you in advance on many important matters of your life.
 only IS days left to be able to send for Reading of yourself and obtain to two of your questions mail before Fl Haren leaves and because of the limited time remaining to consult him. you asked to take advantage of this splendid opportunity before IT IS TOO LATE. How to Be Sure of Receiving Astrologer's {. Advice Before His Departure
 For the benefit of those who want to communicate with Fl Haren before his departure from Waterbury fill out prop erly the Special Reading and Question Coupon which you will find this page Enclose it in letter together with 50 CENTS IN COIN (OR MONEY ORDER) SELF AD- DRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE, and your two important questions Direct your letter to Fl Haren in of THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT. By doing so you will receive BY RETURN MAIL complete Reading of yourself, and his advice on your two questions.
 Remember, his engagement terminates Thursday Feb ruary 25.
 NOTICE: "AIl orders for these Readings will be fu
 filled in every respect before Mr. Fl Haren leaves the
 city of Waterbury he will remain here for few
 days to complete all orders"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
Reconciliation Unsuc-
 cessful

M. N. Y. Will my husband and I ever live together again, and be happy?
 Ans. My chart reveals reconcil- iation for you two people, but this will not prove to be z success.
 MT. L. 4. What line of work would be most suited for?
 Ans. Speaking from an Astrolog- ical standpoint I would not advise you to make . change in your voca- ton, as tt is evident that you are well qualified for the agriculture field of endeavor. This work will prove much more profitable for you In the next 12 months.
 MT. B. B. Should I, or should not leave my position and go to the town that I have in mind at this time?
 Ans. Indications are that you have been with this concern np- proximateiy five years, and have re- ceived some advancements You will he very disappointed if you discon- tinue your Services here. The young lady you have in mind in this other cityfis already married, and there is not very much left for you In this case.
 Mrs. M. A. R. Will I get my money soon which k tied up in m investment?
 Ans. IL Is iny thought that you will obtain s0me money through this channel. however, not even 90 percent of what you invested. In other words, you will only receive enough money from this organiza- ton to satisfy you, and keep you from causing any trouble for them.
 Mrs. 0. Q. P. have divorced my husband recently. Should I re-ular- " and live with him again?
 Ans. My sincere advice is to sc-
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messed in the past. Definite plans will be under way much sooner than yeu had anticipated.
 T. K. I have been with my pres ent occupation for some time. Will I continue?
 Ans. I do not see any change in store for you in your particular line of vocation. The only indication I receive is an increase for you In wages during the spring months of this year,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
Should Keep Home

Mrs. W. L. R. Would you advise us to try and sell our home now?
 Ans. My friend, sale of this property now is not the correct plan to follow. find that within the next four months it will be pos- sibIe for you to secure . much bet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10

Russia will plant 100000 tung trees to supply oil for paint fac- tories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
Request Will Not Be
 Granted

MT. A. c. Will I be successful in obtaining the request which have made to a distant relative2
 Ans. It seems that you asked for a loan so that you can get married. I would suggest that you forget marriage at the present time, and concentrate more on increasing your financial affairs before ful- filling this desire.
 Mrs. s. Rockville, Conn. Will we sell our home and buy another, or remain here?
 Ans. My chart reveals that this Is not the correct time for y0u 10 make change in your residence. At 2 later date you will be given the opportunity to sell at . very good price, and then purchase a home in some other locality, however, would not advise this change for another six or eight months.
 T. L. Will my health improve be- fore this coming spring?
 Ans. My science shows that you are an excessive consumer of alco- holic beverages; that this is what Is causing all of your illness. It seems to me that If you will discontinue 10 drink that your stomach will get In . much better condition, and you will enjoy life 2 great deal more. This fact Is also hindering you in being Q greater success In your bus. mess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
DEAR FL KAREN:

DEAR FL KAREN: Wish to thank you for your answers to my questions, and for the Reading have read the questions and Astro- logical Document and over and enjoyed them im- ersey Wish to express my appreciation for your services there has been anyone who has been able to help much you did.
 Yours very truly
 MRS. ALBERT WILKINS,
 RED. Mo- 2
 Athens, Tennessee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
DEAR FRIEND FL KAREN:

OEAft F1tIENO EI dHfSEN.. Just a few lines to let you know am following my Reading daily and would not be without it. Your service really has been great help to at all times Also lnd Mr. Haren that everything you told me is true and will nev be without your advice when have difficult problems confronting Wishing you continued success in your work, remain
 Your friend,
 N. o. THOMPSON,
 321 E. Jackson St.,
 Muncie Indiana
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
More Advice Given Readers By Famous Astrologer

ter price for your home, if you will only walt until then.
 Mrs. R. s. My husband is cheat ing on me. What is the best way to catch him at this without causing any trouble?
 Ans. Calculations reveal that you are taking the wrong attitude towards your husbands actions. He loves you very dearly, and is not seeing any parties of the opposite sex. If you are not careful yourself this question will be reversed.
 J. N. Will you please help me locate my college diploma?
 Ans. If you will go to your family vault in the ban kyou will find that the paper in question is there.
 F. 8. Will obtain profitable work soon?
 Ans. My science shows that change in position is indicated. It seems that you will be granted a profitable position within the near future. However, marriage seems to appear and will interfere with your holding this position. Upon you talk ing up matrimony with the party you have in mind you will then re- sume the duties as that of a wife. Advancement Indicated 
 MT. s. H. will I receive the ad- vancement within a few months which has been promised to me, or should change positions?
 Ans. It Is denoted that if you will be more patient and wait for this concern to give you the advance ment they think you worthy of, you will receive same. Would not advise you to make . change st the pres ent time.
 Miss D. R. 8. Does my boy friend love me as much as he says he does, and will he live up to his promises?
 Ans. My friend, if you carry out the plan of meeting this party next Saturday night 1t will result in a great deal of trouble for you, as this party's promises are all false. Furthermore he has wife and two children. If you go against my ad- vice you will not only bring shame upon yourself in months to come, hut also your dear mother and fath- CT. Stop now before 1t Is too late.
 Mrs. M. I. L.--Watertown, Conn. Will my husband ever sell his bus mess?
 Ans. It is shown that your hus- band will be given the opportunity to dispose of his present business In the near future, and I suggest that he accept this offer. It Is shown to be 8 very good price, as well as one that will make 1t possl- ble to get away from all work, and enjoy the latter part of his life in ease.
 Mrs. 8. T. o. win my husband be able to pass the examination which he Is contemplating taking?
 Ans. I would suggest that your husband concentrate more on this subject, and that he will be success full in accomplishing same.
 c. B. have been trying very hard to get a certain position. Do you see me obtaining this desire2
 Ans. You will secure the position in question within the next 30 days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-10
DEAR FRIEND AND ADVISOR:

Received my Reading and very well pleased with il It is the best have seen and also want to thank yo very much for the to my questions Your advice really uncanny In closing, wish you the best of success in your life and work.
 Yours sincerely,
 MRS. CLARA BELLE SKINNER
 2121 Briar P, Apt. 2, Box 229,
 Kalamazoo, Michigan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-17
Business
BdrometerS

Reconstruction Finance Corpo-
ration still has more than 26 mil
lion dollars Of Government funds
to lend to needy industries and
business concerns. About five mil
lion dollars in addition is available
for purchases of participation
stocks from banks which lend to
businesses.
Washington Revenue
Annual per capita revenue re-
ceipts to run WaShington's city
government gained 20 per cent
from 1926 to 1885 while in the
country'S "a largest cities per
capita revenue gained only IL per
cent.
In 1926 Washington's per capita
revenue of $3.50 was Sc. so greater
than for all the large cities. BY
1885 this margin over the average
had nearly doubled, according to
figures just released by the Depart
ment of Commerce. The Districts
per capita revenue rose to $1,000
and was $12.45 above the national
average for all cities Of 100000 or
more
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WEATHER CUTS
RETAIL TRADE
international News Service

1nVeFnaLAOnAA N0WS SERVICE
Wide changes in weather
caused an uneven retail sales
record this week. At some
points. the total volume was
smaller than in the preceding
week, although compared with
the same period last year, which
was the post Easter week, gains
were general.
Distribution for the country
as whole was 8 to Is per cent
greater than in the 1895 week.
Crowded stores on fair days
revealed that consumer buying
has yet to get into it's full spring
stride. Most merchandise was
bought at regular prices, al
though sporadic clearances Of
fered IL markdowns on incom-
plete assortments Of some
women's wear lines.
Dresses frequently superseded
demand for coats and suits.
Movement Of accessories was
slower. Spring moving and open
ing Of new homes brought more
calls for furniture, curtains,
linens, and kitchen appliances.
With almost no strike interrupt
tons, sales were well maintained
in the New England States, where
the increase over last year was
10 to 16 per cent. The Midwest
also showed gains, buoyed by the
respite from labor troubles. In
the South, buying was narrowed
by bad weather.
Principal wholesale markets were
visited by the largest number of
buyers in nearly two months.
Market Week" events accounted
for some Of the increases, espe.
cially at centers which attracted
country merchants, whose pur-
chases were more generous as a
result of rising farm product prices.
Volume for the week ranged from
IS to % per cent above the 1885
period.
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STOCK MARKET
IRREGULAR BUT
NARROW
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, April II QN.S0.
A better tone in many Of the
worlds commod ity markets
steadied the stock market today.
Leaders for the most part ruled
to either side of the previous close.
Coppers, fractions, mail orders,
and most rails were inclined to
slightly lower levels. Steels also
lost some ground. Motors were
mixed, while building shares,
amusements, and packing issues
were generally behind plus signs.
Softness in metal shares still
reflected Fridays reduction in red
metal prices to 1917 cents a pound
in the domestic market. Losses OF
about a point each were sustained
by American Smelling, Anaconda,
nnecott, and international
Nickel.
In motors, Chrysler Spurted a
point at one time along with the
usually inactive Auburn. General
Motors, though, dipped 'fractionally
from last nights final quotation.
Loew'S in amusements, and Ger
tain!Teed common and preferred in
the building section, were outStand-
ing strong spots on expectations Of
sharply improved earnings. The
first-named gained more than a
point, while Certain iced issues
were up 2 and 4 points, respec-
lively. before meeting profit-taking.
Bonds were mixed and quiet,
with Governments generally firm.
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MARKET
H0LDSGAINSIN
QUIET TRADE

NEW YORK, April II U.N.S).
Curb stocks turned rather quiet
toward the close, but in most In
stances were near highs for the
session, with fair gains in all Sec
tions of the list, except metals
and utilities.
Carrier Corp, UP 4 points to a
new high, retained market leader
ship, although easing fractionally
from best levels. Tubize Chatillon
A retained gains of more than 8
points, although the common
stock turned down slightly.
Niles Cement, Pond, American
MFG, and Aluminium Ltd, scored
good gains.
While gold shares continued
lower on the session, final prices
were somewhat aoove lows for the
day. Lake Shore reduced its loss
to 2 points.
The Utilities were cratic, par.
ticularly in some of the preferred
stocks. Long Island Lighting
Pfd. B remained weak and Ma
tional Powder Pfd. off about 2
points, while Alabama PWr. 81
Pfd. gained as much.
N. Y. Steam Corp. was up more
than 4 points ana North Ameri-
can Pfd. improved. Electric Bond
and Share was frectionally higher,
while Niagara Hudson Pwr. was
weak.
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BEN LINDAS. Attorney
413 Sixth st. s. w.
Filed Mar. "a, 1887.

CHARLES L. STEWART, CLERK.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia. Joseph 4. Wilkinson, Plaintiff, vs..
George R. Kendrick and Alice Kendrick,
his wife; William n. sKendrick, Ella Brent
Heiskel, Robert C. Walsh. Correa M Walsh.
Anna W. Walsh, Sisters of the Visitation
of GEORGETOWN, Unknown heirs, alieneeB
and devisees Of George W. Walsh, deceased;
Unknown heirs alienees and devisees of
No 59O12. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
The object of this suit is to establish a
record title in plaintiff by adverse posses.
sion to Tho North 25 feet front on First
Street, by the full depth thereof of Origi-
nal Lot 8 in Square $50; that the said
property is now designated on the Records
of the Assessor of the District Of Column
bia for taxation purposes as Lot S02 in
Square 652;, Upon Motion by the plaintiff
that the defendants, Ella Brent Heiskel:
Robert c. Walsh. Correa M. Walsh and
Anna W. Walsh If living. If dead their
unknown heirs. Alienees and devises, the
unknown heirs, aliene0s and deviSees OF
George W. Walsh, deceased and Motley
Young. deceased, cause their appearance to
DO entered herein on or before the first
40 DAYS exclusive of Sunday and legal Holt
days from the first date Of the publication
Of this order. otherwise this cause will
proceed as in case of default. provided a
copy of this order be published once
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and the Wash
ipgton Times. good cause having been
sary,, p. DICKINSON LET'S; Justice;
E. STEWART. Clerk. By JULIA W.
SHIPLEY, Asst Clerk
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Legal Notices
GEORGE WALTER SMITH. Attorney
Southern Bldg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
ba. Holding a Probate Court. In re es-
tate of Martha f. Pywell, deceased. Adj
ministration No. AZ .423. Order Nisi. Will
liam F. Taylor, executor under the last
will and testament of Martha E. Pywell,
deceased, having reported to the Court that
he has received a private offer to pur-
chase Lot 500 in Square south Of 975,
known as premises 1901 Eleventh Street
Southeast. In the District of Columbia,
with improvements thereon. at and for the
price of Six Thousand Five Hundred Dol
lars ($6, 500 .00l in cash, under the terms
and conditions set forth in said report, i
is by the Court this 9th day of April.
1887. Adiudged. Ordered and Decreed,
That said offer be accepted and said sale
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before the
9th day of May, 1887. Provided copy
of this order be published in the Wash
inEton Law Reporter and the Washington
Times once q week for three successive
weeks prior to said last mentioned date.
PEYToN GORDON, Justice. (Seal.) At.
test THEODORE COGSWELL, Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court.
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'niture. This apartment Will De
extremely comfortable during the
summer months.
NEW APIS IN EDGEMOOR
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