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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

6 ROOMS BATH: ELEc.: sTuccoED
over br!ck; same tenants l. years; good
condition: in ne. section; $1,000 Call
MR.. MOSSBURG, Met. H713.
TWO-FAMILY BRICK, SEPARATE EN-
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LOTS WANTED.

AT ONCE. IN D. c.. LOTS SUITABLE FOR
low TO moderate cost houses. Row. semi
detached or detached, E w. BAILEY
Adams 41At. or l435 Meridian pl. NV
LARGE LOT. FROM OWNER. FOR CASH;
IN residential section; must be reasonabie
Box 22,-k. Star
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MONEY TO LOAN.

.nd-TRUST MONEY TO LEND ON local
property: also consider loans on chattels.
CARVER H1MMELSTEIN. Natl. 14Oo
SECOND-TRUST LOANS NEGOTIATED
promptly: loans negotiated within three
days, small monthly payments reason
able rates. W. T COTHERN. 913 New
1@.ss 9ols ave, n nv. Nal Natl: s4ln; 2. .
on D. G. real estate. Prompt service P. j.
WALSHE 40, Eye ST. NV. Natl, G46s,
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
interest on h-st trust on improved D. C..
/ property.
JESSE L. HEIsKELL. 1115 EYE ST. NV.
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HEIRS WILL SACRIFICE
FOR 15 OF ORIGINAL
COST

This Colonial country mansion is in the
midst Of PA acres of wild secluded loveli-
civilization moves on From an outdoor
concrete swimming pool. 75x3O, a long.
long lane makes its way through tangled
bling Southern mansion with it's encircling
galleries and arbored terraces surrounded
by virgin oaks and green lawns There
are | 7 rooms and 3i2 baths in ALL featur-
ing beautiful carved woodwork and hard
wood floors. The arranRement and Spa-
ciousness Of the rooms make it particularly
desirab BILE for entertaining. Located in the
environs of Rockville. Price. S1",5On:
terms. Phone Mr.. McReynolds or Mr. Ivey
with J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. l143.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DESK SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE MAIL
ADDRESS, sec: service We represent reliable
parties. ~ Woodward BIds Met. 154S
OFFICE SPACE-1lO" NATIONAL PRESS
Bog: Secretar.al service. also girl to take
MESSAGES National 944O
HALF OF MAHOGANY DESK SPACE. md
loor, front. fully EQUIPPED. 2O7 Evans
Rldp ~ ~ % ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS AND
States for the District of Columbia, John
Paul Earnest. Chairman. Tower Building:
Ea!ph Given, Secretary, Tower Building -
lished herewith contains the names OF all
applicants for admission to the bar of the
District Of Columbia who we're successful in
the Bar Examination held June 23, "a and
%, 1888. The Committee on Admissions
ana grievances requests that any in.
FORMATION tending to affect the eligibility
o. any OF said applicants on moral grounds
9e 9 furnished the Committee on or before
september 20. 1888. John Paul Earnest,
Chairman. Tower Building 14th and X
streets NV; Ralph Given Secretary,
ToWer Bullding. l4th and x Streetx n "
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16 40' Detached House Lots
w. S. HOGE. Jr.

walnut .a4g. Evening. Walnut ai5S.
3Sl' Lee Highway, Arlington. Va
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWoOD AND
Paramount Heights. S75 up: easy terms;
help build District 9l7O
COLORED-LOTS, 14th AND GIRARD ST.
ne. excellent location; priced from 81 800
to So 800. Direct from owner Natl 34,,5
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$500 CASH.
EXCEPTIONAL BUY FOR
4-BEDROOM HOUSE
NO DOWN PAYMENT,
$3.50.
LOW F. IL A TERMS
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BELLE HAVEN, ALEXANDRIA, w.t.
room house. pertect condition. excellent
Temple 426a-J
) ROOMS AND BATH SIS 90
= rooms and bath INV h. $50
~ rooms. :, baths h.-Wh. $50
ERWIN REALTY co. Call HyattsviIle 165.
SPACIOUS 3-ROOM BUNGALOW, ELEC.
bath. fireplace. Wheeler rd Sc. lI2 mi,
from Alabama ave, $50 month C c.
FLETCHER. Lincoln Obs
3l3o N. PERsHING DR., ARLINGTON,
Ea-o-foom house. furnished, good con-
LYON VILLAGE, 1910 N. HERNDON ST
bficA' lse. rms; 3 bedrms., den, recreation
rm attached gar, oil burner. II, baths;
Walnut Hig5-J '
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED.

One of the most dellghtful and exclusive
residential communities in D. c. New
brick Colonial featuring air conditioning s
large rooms, " baths ;5rd floor, and all the
desirable features you would expect One
block to shopping center and extremely
convenient to schools and transportation.
Priced less than S12 600. this property of
unusual charm and rare merit which We
are privileged tn offer on very excellent
terms must compel your attention. The
lot Is large and beautifully landscaped To
inspect call Emerson o1q1
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ALL SOLD BUT 2.
WILL CONSIDER CLEAR LOT OR SMALL
HOUSE IN TRADE
4412 WINDOW PL. NV

+ or z rooms baths. h.-w.h.: bedroom
and bath On first floor; open dailv
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. DIST. 1911.
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THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS
143l EYE ST NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uN1M-
PROVED REAL ESTATE LOCATED
SOUTH OF RIGGS ROAD AND LYING
EAST OF THE METROPOLITAN
BRANCH BALTIMORE &; OHIO
RAILROAD, F,.H NORTHEAST. CONTAIN
AND KNOWN FOR PURPOSES OF
TAXATION pAPrEy
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MONEY WANTED.

REPUTABLE LAW FIRM WISHES FUNDS
to place on desirable 1rst and second
trusts, Box 202-E. Star
WANT TO BORROW $500 SECURED BY
valuable building lot in Orlando. Fla. Box
21.-E. Star
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SOUTHEAST.
1859 TILDEN ST. NV.

Just off Conn. ave. in one Of Washing
tons finest residential sections. Ten rooms
t6 bedrooms o-car garage semi-detached
Just thoroughly reconditioned; $3.50.
Open Daily Till PM.
1404 CAFRITZ nis. QOSo
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NEAR WESTERN AVE, AT
DAVENPORT.
CHEAPER THAN RENT.
BRICK BUNGALOW. ONLY S5.a5O.
rooms. auto heat, larRe attic and nice
lot Near bus service. District 1911.
This Builder Wants Action.
tActual Conversation Between Builder and
AGENT
Builder: Why doesn't my house sell?
AGENT fright to the pointl: Reduce the
price 81 800 and your house Will be sold
Builder tslishtly taken back): All right
~ reduce the price Sl.5OO and If you
$3.50
So folks. investieate at once Here's
gilt. The first floor arrangement comprises
entrance hall, large living and dining
rooms den, spacious kitchen with break
last nook; 2nd floor. 4 bedrooms, !. baths:
;ird floor. finished, insulated room base
ment. large maids room and shower bath.
automatic heat Located in choice section
0t a. Chevy Chase 2. c. Priced under ST.
700 Phone J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met
lab, until 9 pm
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; N.IlW.

. Close to Connecticut avenue and eXcep-
tionally convenient to schools. shops and
bus this handsome new brick home should
meet ready sale. In addition to the
center entrance hall. living room and
Kitchen; there are really large and we'll
baths, upstairs living room with fireplace
attic, hrst-foor lavatory. maids room and
IN a fine location
THOS J FISHER g. CO.. INC
73s loth St. NV. District $3.50.
AFTER ) 2 M Call Emerson 234S
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SUBURBAN HOME.

This beautiful property. with magnificent
lawns and gardens, is worthy of your IN
spection Containing large rooms new
oil burner with summer and winter hook
up and only one block from TRANSFORMATION,
The lot Is s0xl 40 #. Priced at only So $50
on terms TO suit you. this is truly value.
Call Emerson :In1l after ; 30 pm.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

$1,000 LESS THAN SOLD NEW
YEARS AGO.
Newly developed. close in. NE section.
Brick 4 rms, ? baths t3 r: b; each fioorl
return equity investment Splendid op-
portunity for young couple to live in one
apt. and rent the other to cut living cost.
KELLEY. STEELE e. BRANNER,
OiSL. H14l eyes Wis kSo1
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JUST COMPLETED.
10 WOrthinpt0n Drive

Large Colonial home consisting of
rooms baths. breakfast room and recrea-
ton room with open fireplace. Air-cond-
toned. rock wool insulated. weather.
stripped ans caulked. S12.750. Open every
evening until .. Drive out Mass. ave. past
Westmoreland Circle two blocks to James
town rd.. right ! blk to Worthington dr..
right to home
LINKINS CO..
1922 St NV Dist 352c
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ON A COOL LAKE

Log cabin. 4 rms. cleo bath. open f
good snady lot: boating swimming. fishn
~ mi. D. c.. sell very low price and teri
ready move IN. Republic 500
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

az ~ :! Hlss VISTA S Md. tTe"sns tAf is4 e T.
400 4. on Charles St. House 0asans contains rs
reception hall living rm with lse fire-
Bae eeere ane eDsse
screened porch. lst door; lae master bed
room with f1replace, opening out, on Ice.
rooms. . baths. end floor: attic. finished.
containing rooms: oil heat: outbldgs.
81 aSve with ants
house; Call OWNER to inspect. Colum-
BETHESDA. "a ACRE, FINE OLD OAKS,
Enellsh-type house, in built-up. established
rage Easy terms if desired S7,975. LEE
C@OuNSELlMAN, @ l, 6s67 Wisconsin ave. Wis
y1RGINIANs. COME HoME-ARLINGToN
SountyS, snsridS S,zo in Washington,s front YARD.
acreage, tracts and building sites :}s
acres acres in heart Of rapidly building section
Must hn!i,a,os be sold 5;room bungalow. fronting
s. 300. 10 beautiful home sites. $50 90
pp' y with BY water gas. sewerage. c. BYARs.
SPACIOUS 1o-RooM BRICK HOUSE ON
hard roads; on a shaded knoll at the end
OF a tree -fanked lane; has ; baths. oil heat
:, mrepiaces and garage; comfortably ar
tahsea and beautifully decorated COM
5iles es city convenience and country free
dom price. $4,000 So 900 cash balance
Sloo, per month See MASON HIRsT. An
nnanoale. Va, at the end OF Columbia pike.
lhohe Alexandria S69-J-l. Closed Sun
ALEXANDRIA SUBURBS.
Reoaced from $3.50 to S75OO-6
rooms, bath. extra layatory, . fireplaces
garage; /" corner. lots; good residential
Sectl9n ON Mount Vernon blvd Must sell
Further reduction for cash. Temple 35t;f- W
NEW BRICK
rms, baths: bungalow-type house:
pedrm. and bath on lst floor; > bedrms
baih, ma floor high elevation good
neiRhborhood: brick garage; at the low
prlce OF $3.50; easy terms. Open every
gay Iol North Jefferson ST., Arlington,
Va, or call Oxford IO1I.P
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BEOOKLAND, d. c.
Zoned for Apartment House.

zoned for Apartment House.
T5xl:t5
IDEAL Location. Overlooking New Viaduct
Exceptional Price
W IL WALKER. Shoreham Bids.
BUSINESS OR COMMERCIAL
5Oxl25
Heavily Travelled Md. State road. 3 blocks
G. line: excellent opportunity at 81, 300
Fisher. Lincoln 1O5o-J
-ADELBERT W. LEE
l54] n 81. NV DIST. 1900
16 4O' Detached House Lots
In sood NV section OF D. c., 81 100 cash
per lot, investigate today. DIST 1911
BEAUTIFUL LARGE WOODED LOTS
tation. VIII build your home under F, 81. A..
ON one of these lots
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S1O.95O.

18th ST. HIGHLANDS
Modern brick home, west OF 18th ST.,
containing rms, > baths. lst-f1oor lava
tory, oil heat Electrolux refe, brick ga
rage. screens, weather. stripped. Attractive
lot, 1873 IT. deep. Out-of-town owner is
anxious for quick sale
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. NV. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
Ewes. Mr.. Lewis Wis. 6522
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LYON VILLAGE. VA.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

Rooms. "'2 Baths. 500 Mo.
eiafk Hii!W, Wv k2oms s,G and and Bath, $40 Mo.
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SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.
1905 H s.. NV National 2345.

Here Is a group of splendid seml-de-
tached homes lust block from Conn ave.
yet commanding View of miles of adjacent
oarSlann The builder has included many
exceptional features such as French pam
e!ed walls daylight recreation rooms, Slate
Ironing and numerous others. The houses
are nearing completion and at this time
you may select your own fixtures and paper
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STORES FOR RENT.

703 KENNEDY ST. NW.-BRIGHT STORE
with large basement, in thickIy populated
neishborhood. next to corner; reasonable.
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CUTE AS RED SHOES

Picture a low-built Dutch house shell
tered by towering oaks on beautifully
planted corner lot COOKIES ft), where
good taste and comfort characterize the
interior. with its spacious living room
13l2x24: log-burning fireplace; lovely wide
center hall dining room: kitchen featuring
large double-door refrigerator; 3 delight
fully cool bedrooms. sewing room and open
of Chevy Chase. D. c.. convenient to shop
ping facilities and TRANSPORTATION. Price
50 450. on terms. Phone J. WESLEY BU.
CIiANAN until p.m.. Net. 1143.
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NEW
AIR CONDITIONED
HOMES,
42O2 ARKANSAS AVE N w

Near 10th and Upshur SITS NV
Built by Cafritz-Entrance hall. large
rooms. tiled baths, recreation room .
hreolaces. garage and ultramodern kitchen.
Cafrltz standards of excellence throughout.
Convenient to everything. Adjacent to Rock
Creek Park
Your Present Home Considered in Trade.
l404 <. CAFRITZ. Dist 9uSO.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

81 ACRES WATER FRONT, SOUTHERN
G1BoNS, Barr Bldg.
GROOM BUNGALOW, ON SALT WATER
ba&hns; boating. fishing clubhouse, stores:
house, deliveries of groceries, and ice; Tree
ssn9o essy pas tffm r01a p1ce Rox two lots
BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay-Send for free oookie. Phone West
River 22l-F-2 Post ofice Mayo. Md
TALL T1MBERs-NEW s-RM HOUSE
eo,snad dor SEPT ,,r snd oct hy vk or mo fully
House de!. groceries Emerson ?0so -
WANTED TO RENT FEW MONTHS. CABIN
nn water provisions, walking distance.
RENT, LARGE FURNISHED COTTAGE
beautiful location. private beach. good Ash
GLEN IsLE-LARGE ROOM FURNISHED
cottage. For week or week end Apply MIR
LONG. Glen Isle Md OF Natl, 53ii.
ATTRACTIVE LOG CABIN WITH BEAU
t:iul view OF South River 20 miles from
D c. !ine Living room 2ox25. large KIT.
g. B. B. zASfzISGER zzAsSSf3His PE'e jr sS"a Nss
531
NORTH ! eHsI BE BEACH pARKmroR RENT OVER
iHrnlshed' !! elec: nr, water, Cleveland
EPPING FOREST, MD-6-RM. COTTAGE
complete tseillties: rent Labor Day week
END, FIJI. Mon: references furn: So.
Cleveland 2204. JNC. LIGON Jr.
25O-AcRE HUNTING PRESERVE. o6
miles from Washing ton over 5000 roads: /
mile sandy beach on deep water: has 3
furnished hunting lodges with electricity
and plumbing large barn. caretaker' S
house ana boathouse; Included with prop
erty. and 3 power boats. 325 decoys, blinds.
and other necessary equipment Quail
turkeys and other game abound Over
100 ducks, mostly canvasbacks and NAL
laros, were shot from this property in a
season. Long tavorite with prominent
SpoTtsmen. Clear of debt Price, $50, 900
See MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va. at
the end of Columbia pike Phone Alexan-
ara hNN-J-l. Closed d.Sundays. NO brokerS
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IEW HOMES JUST COMPLETED,
1920 46th ST NV

tOut Mass. Ave. to 46th ST.. Right to
Furnished Exhibit Home.l
Detached. 3 large bedrooms beautiful
studio room finished in natural wood. ,
tiled baths. recreation room. air condl-
toned John ManSvllle insulation auto
matte oil heat attached brick garage. Open
Tor inspection daily till pm
l4Dt X CAFRITZ Dist 1OSO
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OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 PM.
1910 LOnpfellnW St NV.

$3.50 CASH-S6O PER MONTH.
Beautiful Colonial brick home ,Dunigan
bullt). containing d rooms, bath, with two
glasS-inclosed rear porches, making 8 liv-
able rooms in all; modern in every respect
Newly reconditioned throughout Garage
Deep lot The price is only $3.50 l.
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
Says They Forgot

The farmers this election for
got what President Roosevelt
has done to help them dispose OF
their bumper crops of wheat,
corn, tn~acco, cotton and butter.
Secretary Vallace's dep t.
ment has loaned over eight c nts
a pound, the market value o.
100000 bales of cotton, foreign
transport steamers offer to haul
it from New Orleans to Havre or
Liverpool for 43 cents per
pounds, if we can find buyers
with money. This years co+tor
crop is 26,OoO,OoO bales and we
cannot use half of it. Senator
Cotton Ed" Smith wants loans
of II ,nts a pound on cotton. I
think he should get it from his
Republican friends who were just
elected.
JOHN RIGGLES,
Seabrook, M
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
Ar11istice Observance

AS all people know, November
II was Armistice Day. Since
1919, at II am. one minute Of
silence was to be observed. I'm
til the last two or three years
that one minute of silence was
observed. Street cars stopped,
men barred their heads. children
prayed in their schoolrooms.
thankful for peace.
What has happened to Ameri-
can patriotism?
War on the Continent, the
world i'll a precarious position
awaiting the word fight" should
have revived old memories.
Thank God, the word was not
given.
Have people forgotten that
fear of another war? Have they
forgotten the World War? 1t
would seem so.
Let us hope that next Armis-
tice Day will be observed by
everyone as it should be. Let
the churches ring their bells at
II a. m. Let us all observe the
Gay as real Americans should.
This appeal is to all true Ameri-
cans-if there are any patriots
left, H.S.V.N.
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
"Could Clean Up"

Your splendid editorial, Lady
Luck" in Fridays paper so ex-
actly comedies with my own
views that I wish to express my
sincere thanks for it.
If the Congress would only
use a little common sense and
legalize a Government lottery,
run. say, once each three
months, it could, I am con-
vinced, clean up at least a bill
lion dollars every year.
OF course, the church vote
would be against it, and yet the
church itself, as your editorial
has pointed out, often runs a
lottery. Piffling little prizes,
yes, but a LOTTERY just the
same. And equally, of course,
all Congressman are scared to
death of the church vote. So
that there is but little hope-if
any.
I would certainly like to see a
real poll on the question of a
Government lottery, and I'd like
to bet two to one the affirmative
vote would be in the majority.
VOTER.
The Washington times., 1938-11-15

headstrong, grief-stricken Jew
ish boy kills one of their kind?
Won't that poor boy atone for
his deed enough without max
ing every God-fearing honest
Jew in Germany suffer?
Live and let live is the motto
of the Jews-a motto which the
Germans should take up.
Why do hey follow this Hit
ler like a pack of hounds follow
ing their master? Can't they
think for themselves? I am a
Jew and I am proud to be one.
I believe I am part of the
greatest race that has ever
lived and which will eventually
be on the top. Come on, Jews,
let's stick together.
SHIRLEY CHUPRECK.
The Washington times., 1938-11-15

am presenting you with a copy
of my latest number, THE Day
l Left Ireland" You know. Mr..
Douglas, you can't go wrong
with an Irish song"
I think as Mr.. Mclaughlin
thinks; so 1 will give a few lines
OF his effort out of the II songs
received in the mail.
you may sail the Seven seas,
round the UorId if you please,
But you'll never find another
like my dear old Irish mother.
"She'S a rosy little rogue 1Uith a
pretty Irish brogue;
"Sure, to her I 10iU be going
Uhere the RiUer ShGnnon'S
tlowing;
"Soon her love 1DiU be sharing
and the shamrock III be
1OeGring;;
"EUery day / Just pray it comes
true."
T SHOWED Mr.. McLoughlin's
L piece to Joe Feldman. He,
told me there was no 'oomph' to
it and nothing original about it.
Song writer's standbys,"
snorted the writer of 75O original
pieces-751, if you count the
one he wrote about the armistice
in collaboration with Harold
Phillips. Its hristling with
them: You'll never find an
other My dear old Irish
mother Sure. to her I will
be going Where the river
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
Plays Daily

Say, what's wrong with play.
ing a number anyway? You
can play the sweepstakes, you
can bet on a horse, why not
bet on a number?
play numbers every day and
shall continue as long as have
two or three pennies to spare.
AS a matter of fact, the num-
berS racket has given many a
poor guy a job. I can't see why
a poor fellow has to spend two
and a half years in prison just
because he has a few slips of
paper with pencil marks on
them and the big shots still
carry on.
I have more money now since
I started playing the numbers
than I've ever had in my life.
If the numbers were so demor.
alizing to the players they
would stop playing themselves
without anyone trying to stop
them, don't worry about that.
A PLAYER.
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
Other Sites Available

If memorial-minded madmen
have got to build a Jefferson
memorial, compel them to keep
their hands off Washington'S
cherry trees.
These glorious trees bring
more visitors, more business,
more money to Washington in a
week than a Jefferson memorial
will in a year.
But, if the memorial must be
built, put it in some one or
other of Washington's "magnifi-
cent distances" There are
plenty of unoccupied spaces far
more fit as sites for stone and
mortar monuments.
A TREE LOVER.
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
Prophet Sounds off

First under the wire, folks,
with some prophecies for 1889,
to wit: Germany will take the
rest Of Czechoslovakia and start
on Hungary. Italy will gain full
control of Spain, and in case of
a war will take the Rock of Glib
raltar. Russia will be further
weakened by a new purge. BY
the end of 1899, Hungary will
be completely under Nazi con-
troll. U. R. WELCOME.
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
beautician.

girl allows a man to pick her up
she is also allowing him to form
his own opinion of her chaE-
acter. My opinion is that a
m IN doesn't usually offer a girl
a lift to be chivalrous.
X X X
Irwin Padgett, 200 block South
Patrick St., Alexandria, Va,
telegraph repeaterman:
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
Proud of Race

What is the matter with
those Germans? Don't they
have any sense of decency to-
ward their fellow-beings? After
all, whether a .,erson is a Negro.
Chinese, German or Jew he is
still human and entitled to be
treaCed as such.
Why do these Germans start
again their heartlesS massacre
OF the Jews just because one
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
Enduring Title

A news item states that
Gladys Pyle, of South Dakota,
and Alex G. Barry, of Oregon,
both Republicans, have been
elected Senators to fill terms
that expire this January. They
are not likely to see Congress
in session except as SightSeers.
although they will draw about
two months pay. But just think
of the honor of being called
Senator for the rest of their
lives. H. A.
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
Your |. O..
By SHIRLEY SPENCER

l.
How is your memory on dates?
Not many people can actually
give the exact dates of memor-
able events, but to make it
easier in this quiz the years are
given. and approximately the
year certain things happened.
Score 10 for each correct match
ing. Time limit three minutes.
/. Volstead Act be-
came effective { } 1917
2. Klondyke Gold
Rush { } 1912
3. Stock Market
Crash } 1906
4. San Francisco
Earthquake, { } 1929
5. Wreck of Titanic } 1920
6. Halifax Explosion } 1848
7. Gold discovered
in California { } 1897
8. U. S. buys Alaska { } 1867
9. Dominion of Can
ada established { } 1929
10. Jones Law amend
ment passed { } 1857
(Answers on Page 34)
The Washington times., 1938-11-15
ROllin' Along
By ". A. S. Douglas
BY w. A. s. DOUGLAS

ONCE writing piece in this space several days ago
~ the subject of Joe Feldman the worlds most prolific
song writer, have been literally swamped with ditties and
wecracks from people who apparently laborng under
deep misunderstanding the subject of Feldman
was-un he dropped into the office in person last Sat-
urday
Mr. Arthur Timan of 1920 G St y. W. is particularly
astc regarding Joes appraisal of himself the writer of
80 hit" songs. Writes Mr. Tlman:
Not honest-tog goodness published song! Anybody
who falls for that $50 songs stuff is the type of who
calls up the Army Navy and police force after Orson
Welcs broadcast It's insult the intelligence of every
musician in Washington and believe there plenty)
to boost much poppycock Maybe if Joe had his head
blocked his hat would fit him BETTER