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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES, ANY SECTION,
d. c., unoer $4,000. E. W. BAILEY.
Adams 47S6 or mail 1435 Meridian NV.
SEE US FOR QUICK PRIVATE. ALL-CASH
deals mo commissioner for D. c. houses.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., 1929 l. st.
NV. District 615O and District 6151.
8 TO 8 RMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE,
D. c. only; good cash like poss. within
AS days. E. A. GARVEY. Dist. 450S. Sun.
and eve. Geo. $500. 1926 VT. ave.
WILL PAY CASH FOR A BUNGALOW IN
Woodbridge section. Priced under $4,000.
MR. PARKER. National 44s2. 26'
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS TO BUY 6
or Z room brick house. GEORGETOWN or
Burleith. Box 416-Y. Star. 25s
PRIVATE PARTY. WITH GOVT. DE-
sires & or z room modern home. restricted
NV. location or nearby suburb; terms on
rental basis: references. Geo. 4157. 26'
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
brick or frame houses any condition. Call
Goss REALTY CO.
14O5 Eye St. Natl 1853.
THE OLD RELIABLE
IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
personally will pay cash for your
Washington real estate. bricks or frames,
white or colored. G. G. DUTY. 1O24
Vermont ave. Natl. 44s2. 80
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5-RoOM ULTRAMOD-
ern houses for sale at S4.95O; sample
house corner 42nd and Meade sts. ne;
Eastland Gardens; agent on ground.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

IA PRIVATE GARAGES, NEAR 4th AND
R. I. ave. ne. Individually. S5. so per mo.
each; as a group, 81 each Wide sur
ssounding alleys. Ideal for owners Of
ROBERT W. SAVAGE
SO7 Union Trust Bldg. Natl 1890.
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LOTS WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY CASH FOR
your lot in D. c.: must be reasonable; give
full information in first letter. Box 42T-Y.
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$500.

1851 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
colonial tapestry brick, six large rooms
and tile bath: hot-water heat double rear
porches, garage. Offered for an ut-of-town
1MHer yMn on very attractlve terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
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BUNGALOW UNDER $4,000.
Due to unusual circumstances.
owner will sacrifice this attrac-
tive Groom bungalow, oil burner,
garage, beautiful lot, near schools
and transportation. No brokers.
2O32 PERRY ST NE
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HERE TT ISL

Cleanup Sale. of Summit Park.
tAdjoinins Beautiful Hillcrest Section)
2b lots will be sold, some as low as
$3.50 and $500 for 50-ft bldg site; loee
of for cash. Terms If desired Branch
office at Alabama ave. and Suitland I'd.
Sc Lincoln 1000. Open Sat. s to
Pm Syn, to pm. or call Mr..
BIN. Atlantic 1893
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 St. NV. Dist 1900.
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ASSUME THAT YOU NEED 3-BED-
room home for less than $4 900 and can
make a decent down payment. Certainly
you are interested in house that could
monthly rent check for which such a house
would rent. In other words buy it for
$50 month. 1t Is NEW. insulated. roomy,
adjacent to schools bus. stores etc. in
Ballston. The price is S3.9sO Key at
1870 North Utah ST.. Arlington, Va. Call
OWNER Walnut 5000
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COLMAR MANOR, MD.

4911 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
20 #. wide: six large rooms and bath
with built-i in tub and shower pantry:
front porch; two large rear porches
screened: new oil burner and automatic
water heater: recreation room. garage
desirable location excellent condition For
appointment TO inspect call Mr.. Altman,
Atlantic 1928
Open SATURDAY. and Sunday From
P NJ. to s PM
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
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CHEvERLY-NEW CAPE COD, SO. 300.
utility room, ali-elec. Kitchen, automatic
domestic hot water. inlaid linoleum. large
closets, hardwood floors. double construc-
tion with redwood siding, rock wool insula-
ton Midget radiation and h.-w.h. loil
burner optionaD; high corner wooded lot
sGoip g Of restricted modern homes for Tor small IN ii
families Only miles from downtown
Follow arrow signs from Tuxedo entrance to
Owner. builder. Greenwood 316l.W.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

CUSTOM-BUILT BRICK HOUSE.
Unfinished. at Annapolis Roads Club Cost
50 900. will sacrifice at $3.50. Shepherd
1919
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314 Pa. Ave. Sc
;,o%l~ nnSS

The following are 3 rms. kit, d. a. b:
2-413 Evarts St ne. S47.o0
l-91O Nd. ave. n.e-Heat and hot
water furnished ------ 45 90
S-22O7 10th 81 Sc - 1880
kit. W b - ms e'' '''' $4,000
' bath ' S'' '''"' '''''' w $500
bath bath A''1' W. ms '>''' $3.50
bath bath :" d. Nv ''''''. >''.' $500
bath WV. ave ms w NV. $500
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2IOO. a25 18th St NV.
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REPOSSESSED BARGAIN.

A. house without flaws: good
neiehborhood. good house good con-
dition; offered at an exceptional
price by mortgape holder. Near
10th st. extended semi-detached.
3 rooms. 3 baths, oil burner. garage
paved street and alley: new equip
terms Call me for inspection, Mr..
SCHARF Natl 5S33
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FARMS WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT WHO WISHES PURCHASE
large. operating dairy farm in MONTGOMERY
County for cash. Write full particulars to
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ACREAGE FOR SALE,

A CHOICE TRACT OF ROLLING LAND
with stream, nearby Va: city water. sewer.
everything: less than / cent per SO. 1t. to
prompt buyer. Box 115-B. Star
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Alexandria and Suburbs.
Desirable houses and apartments at q
reasonable rent and in good condition.
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
105 s. Royal St. Alexandria 24S4.
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
7-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT,
1914 9th st. South, Arlington. Va. Walnut
SROH
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NICE 5-RooM BRICK RESIDENCE
hardwood floors, screened basement laun-
dry. hot-water heat. water all rooms
electricity, gas: well rented. good neigh
borhood: 18th ST., near Otis; So 500: ac-
cept usable real estate; no agents; OWNER.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

s 5osSrSoW bqIsk 81 NYsRooM S5;{
ss'' b, OWNER SS'
owner-7-room row house good condi-
ton; open Saturday and Sunday; reason
1907 CONN. AVE, NORTH cH; CHI. MD;
double garage: make offer. Wis. 341a-J.
2210 EMERSON ST. N.W.-,sTuDIo HOME.
8 rooms Hollywood tile bath. recreation
Apransed a4 as apts' pW sssso: s terms sAIas bos
HoLLANDER. zoos H st. NV.
4S3ocoNXEN1ENT SIrr NV .nt LoCAr1oN 9
bath Would 1Eon make sns GOOD si invest ste
ment: will rent for $500 per VI Owner
sRopE sRSnf eisy consER %Iis haye fac fssh NATL ss
ASAG9sTJA 1s9s ! 81 RAsqA1N B :
a-room frame dwelling 3 apts 3 baths:
Tsa pan,s s St psE ss n m0nh Sy od hss s
So. it. Of land Price, $4,000. H. H. CAR
TER. Glib 18th st. NV Natl. 4l7s.
-, 4eoo, KANSAS AVE. NV
500 eth St sw. Met l647. Ss'
AT 10th AND MONROE NORTHWEST
Six-room brick dwelling with cellar. hot
water heat. Very coZy home and eood
Star.
NO. 6514 9Th ST. NV.
Detached dwelling thoroughly renovated.
8 rooms t5 bedroomsl. cellar: hot-water
heat. Large lot. Price. $3.50: terms.
House Is Vacant and Open.
Sl3,950
On beautiful 10th ST.. an almost new
da BATHS. T ist.fioor e % lavatory. elaborate
kitchen. wonderful recreation room with
real wood-burning fireplace, oil burner.
beautiful landscaped lot and 2-car brick
GARAGE. This home is worth several thou
sand more and will sell to the first to in
spect. Call MR. TAYLOR. Adams 3S12-M.
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Ave. and 10Th ST.
T5x13S
Ideal ait. house location at a very low
price ~"
W. H WALKER. sHoREHAM BLDG
GOLORED-LOTS IN DEANWoOD AND
Paramount Heights. SIS up; easy terms:
help build. District 9170.
OLORED-BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT
IN Roland Park. 51x103 it., at 46th pl.
and Central ave. ne. Sacrifice. ST 900;
Natl 1859
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FLATS FOR RENT.

36ISI e I4th ST. NV.
Three rooms. kitchen. bath. tot-water
heat. electricity.
$500.
B F. SAUL CO
Nat. s100. a"S 18th St
1891 35th ST,
NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
First floor. 4 rooms, kitchen. bath.
INV h. porch and yard. S45.
]. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1868 Wis Ave NV. West o513-05l4.
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ASHTON HEIGHTS-S6,95O. NEW 5-RM
brick bungalow oil heat fireplace. tile
basement. garage: additional rm. space in
attic: conven. to everything. Call Walnut
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SUMMER CAMPS.

SVmNEN SAmTS.
TALL TIMBERS CAMP FOR BOYStTALl
Timbers Nd opens July 1st; investigate
or call Adams 1012S.
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TWo.AcRE WOODED LOT; HIGH EtE: I;s
$500; $50 cash. $50 mo. G. T. McNAB,
Falls Church laos
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5119 7th. ST. NW-DUNNIGAN BUILT:
; rooms, kitchen and bath. Q porches; gas
neat, refrigerator AWNINGS, screened.
weathe5.stripped: garage. Al condition
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GARRETT PARK. MD. "A CLERMONT
ave.-5-room bungalow. air-conditioned,
modern conveniences. Garden planted,
fruits Reasonably priced. Open evenings
- to pm BY OWNER
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LOTS FOR SALE

| ARL1NGTON. VA-CHoICE SITE. 5OxI10:
good neighborhood: IL minutes from down.
/ town: ami OWNER. oxford O14O-W
ACRES, LARGE STREET FRONTAGE:
Falls Church section Virginia: 50 .OO0,
81 900 CASH balance terms. Great invest.
ment. Phone Oxford O3oo
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ATTENTION OF TEAROOM AND CLUB
house owners-Property located on Mt.
Vernon boulevard. overlooking Potomac
River with several acres OF ground;
will sell for "a of its appraised value;
four of the number of rooms are 24x22.
Roy Ah1,Y Star
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SUITLAND, MD.

SUIILAND, MD.
About 3 acres. with modern house con-
tanning six rooms and bath; outbuildngs:
fine elevation: owner anxious TO sell To
inspect call Lincoln 4455-J MR.. WILSON.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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Criminal Procedure
Study Is Directed

DR.. H. Milton Colvin today an
nounced that the Federal Bar AS
sociation Committee on Criminal
Law and Procedure, Of which he Il
chairman, had been directed by the
association to make study of
criminal procedure as 1t applies to
Federal courts in order to speed up
prosecution Of criminal cases.
The aim Of the association. DR..
Colvin said, is to obtain q recon-
mendation for simplified, uniform
and improved criminal procedure,
which would do away with barriers
to rapid prosecution. and which
could be utilized by Federal courts
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Summit Park Group
Asks New School in
Central Location
Citizens Association
Backs Plan Indorsed
By Other Civic Units

A new school. centrally located
for children of Summit Park, Hill
crest and Fort Davis was urged by
the Summit Park Citizens Associa-
ton last night as part Of three
point program of school improve
ments.
Enlargement of the Randle High
lands school and the cutting through
of Thirteenth street from the school
to v place Sc. were also asked in
the resolution by Ural S. Fisher.
The proposals are being backed by
the Randle Highlands, Hillcrest and
Fort Davis Citizens Associations also.
Establishment of a new police
station at Forty y-second street and
Benning road NE, together with
complete equipment and adequate
personnel, and establishment of a
new precinct in the northern half
of the present No. II precinct was
asked in a resolution by Harvey N.
Diehl, Zoning Committee chairman.
Cites Large Territory.
Action followed talk by Arthur
Fuller vice president of the Kenil-
worth Citizens Association. Mr..
Fuller, reporting the No. II precinct
includes more than a quarter of the
District, charged that its territory
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bama avenues and Thirty sixth
street Sc. be rezoned from residen-
tial 40-a to residential 40-a restricted
was made in q motion by James
Davis. A petition asking the change
has already been circulated, he said.
Complaining Of the "inpassable"
condition Of Southern avenue from
suitland road through the 5000
block, o. A. Binkley urged that Gin
ders or some other material be placed
on the road.
Mrs. Leila Marshall, president Of
the association, appointed Mr.. Fisher
delegate to the Christmas celebration
of the Hillcrest Citizens Association
at Branch and Alabama avenues
Sc. Mrs. Marshall and Mr.. Diehl
will attend the December 20 hearing
on pedestrian control.
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is much too large to be properly

is much too large to be properly
policed.
Land was bought in 1929 for the
station house, Mr.. Fuller said, and
this year Maj. Ernest Brown, super
intendent of the metropolitan police
has included In his budget estimated
items for the proposed new precinct
Mr.. Fuller commended Capt. Hugh
8. Groves for his record in the pre-
cinct in view of his small force.
The Kenilworth, Bradbury Heights
North Randle Community, Randle
Highlands, Fort Davis and Hillcrest
Citizens Associations are amone
those organizations also urging the
proposal, Mr.. Fuller reported.
Rezoning Asked.
A request that the area bounded
by Pennsylvania, Southern and Ala
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Donce Is Announced

The Circolo di Cultura Italiana
will hold Z dance from 10 pm. to
l am. Saturday at the Carlton
Hotel, o23 Sixteenth street NV
Members Of the committee In charge
OF the affair include Miss Mary
Rosanelli, Miss Florence Sari, Miss
Jennie Peluso and Miss Alba Pie
vOStO.
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as effectively rs the courts have
utilized the recently enacted rules
Of procedure In civil cases.
Members Of the committee headed
by DR.. Colvin are Gordon Dean,
Joseph Prendergast, Renah +. Ca
mailer and Gerald A. RAult.
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Rupert Home Is Scene
Of Benefit Supper

A benedt supper and musicale will
be held Sunday evening 1t the Rup-
pert Home for the Aged. 2loo Good
Hope Road Sc, to raise funds for
the institution. Mrs. Ernest w.
Brown, wife Of the superintendent Of
police, is chairman of the commit
tee In charge Of the musical pro-
gram.
The supper and entertainment will
follow Christmas party to be given
for residents Of the home.
Brasil plans gradually to eliminate
interstate export taxes.
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The -Four Aces will be pleased to an.
eTer letters from readers if a stamped
l3-centl; seh-addressed envelope is in:
to the Four Aces. care The Evening Star
. II you desire the pocket outline OF the
Four Aces system of contract bridge, SEND
With your request to the Four Aces. care
Inc Evening Star. stamped (3-cenD self.
addressed, large size envelope and you vii
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Winning Contract

BY THE FOUR ACES.
(Devid Bruce Burnstone. Merwin D. Maier,
Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schenken.
worlds leading team-of-four. inventors
Of the system that has beaten every
other system in exiStence)
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Fashion
Flashes

NEW YORK, June 2 U.N.SO
LIVER hear of Belgian In
- dians? Neither did we,
but the realistic-looking Indian
mocassins which a Belgian shoe
maker created are causing run
on one of the smart Fifty-sev-
enth Street shops here OF
white. bright red, bright blue,
brown and black the little soft
soled slippers gathered onto a
tongue and fastened with a
leather draw-string are so right"
for wear on shipboard, on the
beach and with lounging Stacks
that some of the smartest local
bellies have ordered them by the
dozen pairs.
Ever hear of a modern girl
who seriously would consider
covering her form divine with a
long-legged, long-sleeved bathing
suit? Neither did we, but Paris
fashion reports state calmly that
such a garment has made its
appearance on the Riviera, and
that more are expected as a re-
suit of the new covering" cru
SADIE against experimenting
The sensational sWimsuit
is described as resembling an
acrobat's tights, and is made Of
silk lastex in black.
X X y
Ever hear of an Albino silver
fox? Neither did we, but Bar
bara Hutton Reventlow has pur.
chased a pair of them as a new
summer evening wrap Add
styles we never knew till now:
Corduroy bathing suits, small
but workmanlike satin corsetS
with bones and lacings to wear
on the outside of bouffant chif-
ion evening gowns, jewelied
oriental fingernail guards worn
at night on the little finger only,
and also as barpins, and oriental
"poiSon rings" used to carry
Saccharine for dieterS.
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Advice TO LOveI0rn
By Beatrice Fairfax

jealous, upbraided me, and
called me tickle.
QUIET" GIRL.
When get a letter like yours,
I'm delighted to find a girl with
so much old-fashioned Spunk.
This young man feels free to
have what he calls a good time
with the wild ones, and expects
you to sit at home meanwhile
and think of him as an absen-
tee Prince Charming, But you
gave him dose of his down
medicine. Congratulations.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
This summer while I was
called away on a very urgent
mission, my husband told my
children things about me which
were positively untrue. MY
daughter, who is a high school
girl, has been at home more
often than the boy, who is q
college student. And she knew
more of her fathers behavior
and why he tried to undermine
my influence with my children.
But the boy seems to have
taken his fathers word about
these things. Trying to create
a bad impression Of me, my hus-
band has repeated these charges
to neighborS and my friends.
The atmosphere Of the home Is
very unhappy, and I am cont
sidering taking my daughter
and trying to make better sur
roundings for her. My health
has become very much impaired,
owing to these untruths.
WORRIED.
Yours is a case for legal in
tervention, and I should not
think of breaking up my home
unless you talk the matter over
with the Family Court or the
Legal Aid Society.
If your husband has circu-
lated malicious untruths about
you, it would be a great mistake
for you to leave your home with
your daughter until this queS-
ton is settled once and for all.
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Dear Miss Blake:

OSo1 M4CO o1ohCO
Just a little more than a year
ago I met a charming young
lady at a friends house where a
bridge party was in progress.
Fortunately she came unes-
corted so I volunteered to see
her home. We made a movie
date and went several times
after that. Knowing I was a
poor dancer, said would you
accept a dancing engagement
with me?"
with YOU she replied much
to my pleasure, IT would accept
any engagement"
This was enough for me to
leap at the chance to propose.
She accepted and we have been
married happily ever since.
L. L.
City
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Dear Miss Fairfax.

Dear Miss Fairfax.
We've been going STEADY" for
the past five months and I like
him ever so much. He's often
told me how much he loves me,
but for the past few weeks I
haven't seen him. Then we met
and had a straight talk, and he
said: you're too quiet to have
a good time with, but you're
the type of girl I intend to
marry"
And so he neglects me and
goes with a wild bunch. I took
a leaf out of your advice and,
instead of staying at home and
grieving, went to a couple Of
dances and a movie with an
other boy. He was furiouSly
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Feminine Failing
Whilst you lunch sensibly down

Whilst you lunch sensibly down.
town
And there is nobody to frown
And say that women always eat
Such messes it is then, my
sweet,
I have a reckless pickup meal
OF fruit do not pause to peel
And such inconsequential things
Left from last night. I read a lot,
Book propped against The coffee
pot,
And 1 pour out, deliberately,
More coffee than is good for me!
This meal, I know when I be-
gin it,
Has not a balanced item in it,
Guilty, but happily, I chew,
Deciding, when think Of you,
Much as I love you, honey
bunch,
I'm glad you can't get home Tor
lunch!
NORAH sMARIDGE.
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Boy
Advises
Girl
By George AntheiL

DEAR MR.. ANTHEIL:
~ I do not expect you to
print this letter, but at least
read it.
my husband believes a wife
should know nothing of his
business. He is a professional
man and 1 accepted this state Of
affairs. Our start was hard and
it meant scrimping.
Imagine my chagrin when I
discovered another woman on
the horizon. Sure I was a good
sport. I set about having a
child-his family thought it
would remedy matters. After
two years I did win. I said moth
ing after the final agreement
but it was enough to drive me
mad.
Il began working on myself.
I did pretty well. became mod
ern in every way, dressed as
we'll as I could afford, was active
in outside affairs and kept right
up with him-maybe a step
ahead. was a devoted mother
but put my husband first.
again. After is years I heard
of a sordid affair with a mar
ried woman with a family. I
was crushed.
For two years I have been
battling lies. I want to leave,
but he doesn't want me to do
that. Figure that out. Divorce?
He doesn't want one.
IT have three courses.
Shall I throw discretion to
the winds and have a fling?
"Shall I try to get a job and
get financially independent and
then find someone else? I am
not the kind to live alone
and I wouldn't like it.
COR shall I keep on being a
good sport or a doormat (Which
ever I ann and in 10 years when
he is so, without money or
health, get on relief?
"Then, in the fullness of my
years, I could feel at least that
I had been a good sport! What
say, Mr.. Antheil? Give the
women a break!
"RESURGAM."
It isn't so much a question Of
what shall you do, but what
do you want to do-that shows
of what stuff you are made.
Where do you get the idea there
are only three avenues open?
Copyright, 1898. Esquire Features, Inc.)
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Your Lucky Star

has remained to locate and
measure the super-life forces in
the best way possible, and to
whatever extent possible.
Your
Year Ahead
Your year ahead, If this is
your natal date, contains more
chance to enlist other people
in your cause, and to cover more
territory in plans. Pay old
friendship debts. Danger now
to June %; September 10, No
vember /; February 4, April 8,
1899.
Tomorrow
May be rough on surface, but
good possibilities are there: dig
'em Up
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Home
Service
All set to go places.

: All set to go places.
But can you make the grade
with perfect poise? Or will they
spot you right away as still a
KIDD"
Prepare for good times with
the etiquette tips in our 32-page
booklet. Dinners, dances, proms,
movies, clubs, travel.
Send 10 cents for your copy OF
ETIQUETTE FOR YOUNG
MODERNS to The Washington
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Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure
to write plainly your NAME,
ADDRESS, and the NAME Of
booklet.
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Cherry Pancake
With Lettuce

Cherry FoHcoHS
With Lettuce
One pound of stoned and
sweetened cherries steWed IN
one cup of water, four ounces
sugar, and lemon peel. Pour
the cherries into a stralner SO
the Juice will run off. Cream
two ounces of butter with two
tablespoons of sugar, add six
yolks of eggs and stir until very
light, then add three ounces
of fine breadcrumbs, two cups
of single cream and the beaten
whites of the six eggs. Now
add the cherries and bake in a
spring form which has been
buttered and busted with bread
crumbs, and bake a golden
brown. Bring the cherry juice
to a boil, thicken with little
cornstarch, and pour over the
dismolded pancake and serve
with lettuce.
Calf Liver
Terrapin Style
Parboil the calf liver until
quite done, then take from the
fire and cut into small dice.
(This recipe calls for one quart
of liver.) Put into a saucepan
four tablespoons of butter. Let
melt (not brown, add two
heaping teaspoons of flour, stir
in one cup of milk and the
liver; add a pinch of ground
mace, the same of cloves, and
allspice and salt and pepper.
Mash four hard-boiled eggs very
fine with a fork, stir in the
liver, and continue to stir.
When it begins boiling, stir one
cup of wine into it. and serve
at once.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-06-03
Fruit Cocktail

Delicious fruit cocktail is the
hostess salvation for that
hastily prepared summertime
dinner. Such wonderful canned
cocktails are available in the
stores. The contents are skill
fully balanced with peaches,
pears, maraschino cherries. pine
apples and grapes. All you have
to do is fill a compete sur.
rounded with cracked ice and
serve. :