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ing . definite promotion policy,
similar to that Of the United States
Housing Authority, covering all en-
ployes, civil service and emergency,
including regular administrative
raises.
Personnel policy. An oflcial
statement on personnel policy, SINH
lar to that Of the War and Navy
Departments, shall be issued, as
suring employees Of their right to
join unions Of their own choosing,
with full guarantees against dis
elimination or coercion.
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shall be onlcially Informed Of the
length Of their employment in def
mite terms. Further, there shall be
a clarification Of status and a list
ing Of all those who come under
the scope Of the civil service execu-
tive orders.
Proper classification. All en-
ployes performing work of a higher
classification than that for which
they are paid shall be raised to
their proper grades.
Promotion policy. An official
statement shall be issued establish
Evening star., 1938-11-04
$6.45 and $6.95 Admiral Byrd
Suede Leather Jackets

In cocoa and grey
suede heavy weight
clean skins, all made
with the famous 4
pate e n ted pockets,
made with knit coll
lar, cuffs and waist
band. Sizes SO to Al.
Evening star., 1938-11-04

Sport backs; tan and
cordovan. top ripper
pocket, two slashed
poe ket celanese
lined; Just IS Of these
outstanding values,
sizes SO to 4S.
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Upper style, warmly
lined with wool. Made
with patented collar
insert and in n er
WriStlet. Belted back
models, in hack enly.
Sizes 50 to 40.
Evening star., 1938-11-04

Made with knit col
lar, cuffs and waist
band, warmly lined
two slashed pockets,
colors black and
brown, sizes SO to 48.
Sizes 50 to Sc. 81
extra.
Evening star., 1938-05-17

con meeting Of the Cosmopolitan Club
at 1890 pm. Thursday ut the Carl
ton Hotel. He will give . travel talk
on Africa.
The speaker will be introduced by
Harry H. Baker, chairman Of the
clubs Forum Committee. the presi.
dent, ]. L. B. Murray, will preside.
Evening star., 1938-05-17

street, Arlington, Va, was the winner
of the entries of the Arlington Racing
Pigeon Club in a 500-mile race from
Cleveland. Tenn, it was announced
today.
The Arlington club competed with
four others in the Washington con-
course, and a pigeon owned by D.
Sterzer Of Washington won the race
Evening star., 1938-05-17
ARLINGTON PIGEON WINS

Averages 52.7O Miles Per Hour
in Race From Cleveland, Tenn.
Averaging 527O miles per hour for
the journey a pigeon owned by Mark
Evening star., 1938-05-17
CHEST AIDE TO SPEAK

Maj. Francis St Austell, former off,
Ger in the British army and at pres
ent secretary Of the Speakers Bu-
reau Of the Community Chest, will
be the principal speaker at a lunch
Evening star., 1938-05-17
MRS. ROOSEVELT TELLS
PRESS WHAT TO WEAR
Relatives Can't Be Included at
White House Party Monday,
Hostess Warns Again.

To gentlemen Of the press who are
wondering what to wear to the annual
White House party at which the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt entertain for
newspaper men and women:
You may wear white flannel trousers
and blue coats if the night Is warm
Otherwise, you may wear dinner
clothes.
This announcement was read today
at her press conference by Mrs.
Roosevelt. who also read repetition
of the White Houses annual message
that, because of its size, it will be i'm
possible to include on the guest list
fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers,
aunts, uncles, nieces. nephews and
house guests.
The dance is scheduled for Monday.
Evening star., 1938-05-17
Constipated? You
Should Get at the Cause!

Lots of people think they can't be
regular" without frequent trips
to the medicine chest. Il just
dose up and get it over" they tell
you. But doctors know they
nt"getitoyer" at all-untiltlle
get at the cause of the trouble!
Chances are it's simple to find
the cause if you eat only what
most people do meat, bread.
potatoes. It's likely goil don't get
enough "bulk." And bulk"
doesn't mean a lot of food. It's a
kind of food that isn't consumed
in the body, but leaves a soft
bulky" mass in the intestines
and helps a bowel movement.
If that fits you. your ticket is a
crunchy breakfast cereal -Kel-
logg's All-Bran. It contains the
bulk" you need plus the great
intestinal tonic, vitamin B..
Eat All-Bran every day, drink
plenty of water, and just watch
the old world grow brighter!
Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
Evening star., 1938-05-17

between clubs. The Arlington club,
which was organized at the beginning
of the year, already has q score OF
members.
Evening star., 1938-05-17

The Grand Banks Of Newfoundland
extend southeast more than 500
miles toward Europe.
Evening star., 1938-05-17

Plane Contests Planned.
Russia's new Air Sports Commis-
sion is arranging contests for sport
planes, gliders and airplane models.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
ETHIOPIAN CRISIS.

"War is not always bad thing"
said Mussolini. I'VE must build a
strong nation, a fighting nation. We
must train our boys to be soldiers"
One reason Mussolini wanted SOL
diers was to carry out his dream of
empire. He ruled in Rome, the city
where Julius Caesar once had been
the master of the Western world. It
is believed he hoped to become a
second Caesar. the master of all the
land around the Mediterranean Sea-
Italy already owned Libya. q big
colony in Northern Africa, and smaller
African colonies, but they were not
enough. Looking over the African
map, Mussolini could see that most
Of the land was In the hands Of
France and Great Britain. Both those
nations had good-sized navies, 50 he
did not care to open a war with
them-but in Northwestern Africa
there was q country without much
power to defend itself.
That country was Ethiopia. It had
an area Of 350,000 square miles. max
ing it larger than France and Italy
combined. The people. however. num-
bered only about 1o,000,00 and they
were ill-prepared to fight a war with
. nation like Italy.
Seldom has . war been planned
20 coldly and cruelty Is the one MIS-
solini fought against ETHIOPIA. Peo-
pie sA over the earth heard about
Evening star., 1938-10-27

Ethiopian Emperor, long before had
signed . law against slAve-trading.
Slaves had not been taken from all
those who had owned them. but no
one was allowed to buy or sell slaves,
and the slave system was on its way
out.
Of course, Mussolini cared little, II
anything about the slaves. What he
wanted was some sort Of excuse to
give his people, 50 they would not feel
1t wrong to make war on Ethiopia.
Learning about the coming war.
Great Britain did all that seemed
possible to stop it.. Mussolini was
asked to let the dispute 60 before the
League Of Nations. but he gave the
order, and the war went Ahead.
One Of Italy's colonies was next
door to Ethiopia. There was 4 border
clash" in December, 1894. and in 1885
Italian soldiers were marching into
Ethiopia. Meanwhile. excitement grew
1t Geneva, Switzerland. It seemed
likely that the League Of Nations
would do something to halt the in
vasion.
For history se-tion Of your scrap
book)
G~~& @aa
Tomorrov-Mussolini's victory"
(copy1isht. 103sJ
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1t before it started. Almost every
where they were sorry for the Ehio-
plans, who did not seem able to last
long against a nation which could
hurl down rain OF death from air
planes. and could send armored cars
and soldiers with modern weapons to-
ward the capital city.
The people Of italy were told some-
thing else. Mussolini said the Ethio-
plans kept slaves, and that the slaves
ought to be set free. This was in
face Of the fact that Halle eelassie,
Evening star., 1938-10-27
Good Double.

While we have many times stressed
the undesirability Of doubling when
your partner has not bid and you have
nothing in trumps, there Is neverthe-
less one situation where a brilliant
player will frequently take action
namely, when he knows from the bid
ding that his partner has trumps and
that the hand in addition will break
badly for the opponents.
South, dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
~ Pass ~ Pass
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paSs pASs pAsS
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Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone. Merwin D.
Mater. Oswold Jacoby. Howard Schen-
ken; worlds leading team of -four. In
ventors OF the system that has beaten
every other system in existence)
Evening star., 1938-10-27

South's rebid to three spades was a
distinct overbid True, he could Wis
ualize certain holdings by his part
ner which would allow him a good
play for game. But, as against that,
the chance that game could not be
made was practically overwhelming.
East marked his partner with four
trumps on the bidding and decided to
double, since he had the diamonds and
hearts under thorough control.
West opened the three Of hearts.
East won dummy's nine with the 10
and promptly led the queen Of dia-
monds, having decided that his ace
king Of clubs would keep. Declarer
won with the king, led . heart, went
up with dunmy's ace. played . low
heart and ruf1ed with the deuce Of
spades. West overruning with the
three and now leading the seven Of
clubs. East won with the king and
led the jack of diamonds. Declarer
played the ace. West ruffed with the
seven Of trumps and payed another
club. East won with the ace and now
laid down the king Of hearts. De-
clarer ruf1ed with tho jack and West
overru1ed with the queen, giving the
defending side one heart trick. two
clubs and three trump tricks and .
50o-point profit.
(copyright. 193s)
Evening star., 1938-10-27

The Four Aces will be pleased to an.
sver letters from readers II . stamped,
t3-cent. .self-addressed envelope Is in
dressed to the Four Aces. care The
Evening star. II you desire the pocket
outline Of the Four Aces system of
contract bridge; send Had. With nf. {Sa ZSur re-
ming Star. . stamped (3-cenO. self.
addressed, large-sise envelope. and you
will receive an outline without any
Evening star., 1938-06-05
WILL. TOUR JAPAN

Miss Emily Elizabeth Tandy Ford,
211l Massachusetts, avenue. a teacher
OF history at Eastern High School, is
one of a group of-30 North American
school teachers picked to tour Japan
this summer as guests Of the Japanese
government.
The party will sail from San Fran
cisco on June %, returning September
3. Miss Ford said the teachers were
selected from the United States, Cam
ada and Hawaii by the Japanese Bu-
reau of Tourists Industry. All ex-
penses OF the trip will be paid by
Japan.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
YARD SCHOOL OF ART
EXHIBIT ON JUNE Is
Work Of Student to- Include
- Paintings, Drawings and
Sculpture.

Pupils OF the Yard School Of Fine
Art will hold their seventh annual
exhibit ON Wednesday afternoon, June
Is, from until o'clock, at the
schools new quarters, 1000 s street
NV. The students, who range In
age from to so, will display paint
ings, drawings and sculpture. The
exhibit will be open to the public.
Although there are pupils of mature
years, two-thirds of them are young
sters, and they are offered q four
year course.
The head of the school. Miss Mar
garet Yard, studied at the Corcoran
Art School and the Philadelphia
Academy and with Maurice Sterne,
famous painter. William Mark Simp-
son. director OF the Rinehart School
of the Maryland Institute, Is instructor
IN sculpture.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

tvsssSs SbNNbS6Ss
BUSINESS.
TEACHERS: Elementary. Home Econono-
les, Commercial, Industrial Arts. Unusual
charles St.. Bsito.. Nd. Licensed Hsency. S y.
sAHA5E5SR ss.5S6 R5 5s9sssTFTToNs. ssFT ~
This well-organized personal advertising
service carries on preliminary contact work
Ior positions OF merit through personalized
nesotiate the desired contacts and each
Client must finance the moderate costs of
mis- own campaiEn. Your Identity "a cf,rr1- :
pletely covered and IL employed your posi-
tion OF employment is fully protected II
you can prove without doubt your actual
salary OF over $4,000 annually. send only
Msshinston.a S haMs a1S p. saores'' Q. Boz o1ls.
DOAKBTIC.
UNITY EMPLOYMENT CENTER. 6O2 =
ST, NV. furnishes white. colored help; chefs,
kitchen helpers. counter men, porters Jam
tors: domestics; references: Want help9
DoMEsTIC AGENCY, 1895 9th; Dec. a42I.
furnishes heip, WORK; men. women cooks,
g.h.w.. maids. drivers. porters.
RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Cooks. maids houseworkers. mothers help
ers iarndrssses. cleaners. dishwashers. bus
opening for girls with references. Decatur
1851. 1897 11th st. NV.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Decatur 1851, 14O2
g.h.v., paft.tiras, day workers, houSenen.
.h a. 81
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Carnegie Club to Meet.

Members Of the Dale Carnegie Club
will hold their monthly meeting in
the George Mason room of South
eastern University on Tuesday. DIM
ner will be at pm.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
Summer Camp by
The Countryside School

Boys and girls, 9 to IL years Of age.
portation provided; swimming, sports.
krafts. many outdoor actiyities. men and
Silver sprins. Tel. shep. 1874.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GRADUATES. NAMES beautifully Iettered
In Old English and script, etc. Work
promptly and reasonably done T.. p.
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HELP MEN.

hIR-CoNDITToNINd sUPERvIsoR-Na-
tionany known manufacturer ereQuires ex-
perieneeo man. Draw against overriding.
Write fully. Box 43s4A. Star.
etc; floats. parades nsreanfs. exnosi-
tinns. Immediate position. Box 437-A. Star.
AUTOMOBILE SALEsMAN-We have an
automobile experience who has . good
reputation and willingness to work hard.
II you are not afraid Of work We can
assure you steady income much above the
srerage earnings OF other statesmen in this
city. Why not avail yourself Of the
Tspidiy Erowing ORGANIZATION. VI. A.
AcGuire sales manaEer. Mitchelis Motors.
Inc. 1907 14th ut, NV.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

We have opening here for additional
salesman to sell our, well-known line Of
business systems. continuous forms and
equipment: splendid repeat-order business
can be established; applicant must have
sales ability and be aggressive, you are
phone A. J. Kennedy, Southern sales mgr !.
the Egry Register, National $50, for
interview Monday or Wednesday g.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
ATTENTION

Once supply salesmen. D. c.. Maryland
and virginia: Perhaps you have heard Of
the new idea in Stamp Pads. the new
fClear Print,. modern. indestructibie
stamp pad. which makes rubber stamps
mated with special. ink, literally block OF
ink. which is making history throughout
the country in once supply sales. This
supply men with established following to
add to their line this UNIQUE and highly
Monday between 10 and i for demonstra-
tion and see for yourself Out-of-town
men write Macintosh q Sheridan. 1905
18th st. NV. GEORGE Terrell. manager
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SALESMAN.
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ONE MAN OPPORTUNITY.

ONE MAN OPPORTUNITY.
pna: This, m builds iowco:. homes gSs
s.sS month spssialissa work saRDis for n'@a an
Makes 81 oee per ns mo. Rqusi u sbiiey iH mahi Mfi
prSdass msshssys ssaS on, %. sssa Ss MR. LsDER
ATTENTION,
Statesmen. House-to-house men. some-
thing new has proven successful all over
riencs not necessary. We viii viii teach you You.
sssSiaa z Il Il q Z sssr.ssss se's ham: r;
SALESMAN.
We have opening here for additional
salesman to sell our wsll-known line. Of
equipment. splendid repest-order business
can be established; applicant must have
sey n and ss With ar.
ths Esry Resistsr. National $50, Tor
interview Monday or Wednesday. g.
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.
qRADUATEs. NAMES beautifully Iettered
promptly and ressonabiy bly,. done. ne e. 0. r.
Whitmore. Met 9444. 1915 18th st. w.
APPRovEp AUTO DRIvINd-Learn to
drive safely. cars furnished. license Sc
cured. 1918 Conn. ave. National 7s4o.
SPANISH. native teacher; conversational
method; me besinners, advanced students;
Mr. Brsne Halls. gssn ksss 5ane 18th
WILL TUTOR; lowest rates, your home or
ana Tor Exams M 14 Il i7th e. sosth soa 7i4g sg0
AUTO DRIVING INsTRUcT1oN-courte-
to drive skltny. safely and EASILY saIn psrKn
KundIett, Emerson 4bss. '''' 3D. f'
NAKoN BEAUTY scHooL--IndividIai In
no down payment. 1894 Park I'd. 18'
AUTO LESSONS for permit easy parking
and clutch control; free tryout. Call the
"old Reliable" Foster Hartwell. Met. 1909.
GERMAN LESSONS to iit your needs
1900, or In your house. 81. Trial lesson
free. Emerson 5752.
TUToR-.Aleebra. arith.. English. Ian
sSorhand ssDe asad soa aSsH sfsp
PIANO and VOICE, specializing in adult
920 18th st. District 1857. A '' 81
INCREASE YOUR income-Learn Short
tens@soyd 1893 asayEvfshf +. aae. ss4S saS0i Posi-
SrgII,ons SSTyH, SERVICE In Home ssqay Courses:
ossr ana so9p fsss ts1s s.
BE a P. B, x. telephone operator -recep-
course; work In Doctors ONCE. apartment
house. automobile business. etc. Register
sRh esis nsH sscn. as
tional s1i4. Room so4. ISiI d ST st.
PIANO PUPILS WANTED-Reduced rates
for summer. Cali Columbia 1854
PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION given By
aualifed instructor. Amateur, CONNER
eial, portrait or news photography lessons
offered at reasonable rates, BY appoint
msnt rsg only For information. call Dist.
week days.
Professional coaching for the theater
under the sponsorship of the Edward CLARK
Theater OF HOLLYWOOD. Call Dupont 045S.
MEN AND WOMEN,
hotel and institutional iieid. New hotels.
restsursnts. clubs schools and institutions
creased opportunities. Qualify at home or
through resident day classes starting Feb,
Sept. Oct. Previous experienced proved
nnnssefssry Resistration IN Lewis Ma
cost Lewis graduates, both young and
mature. winning success. Quick promo
ton. nne living. luxurious SURROUNDINGS.
Our graduates now holding preferred posi-
many nationally known hotel owners and
Get Into this fast-srowinr neld and
enjoy success. Get out Of humdrum. rou-
portunity; diversion and human interest.
Free book gives details. Call. telephone
or EwIs Er11s f9r %o, u NOW v, .,s,,,, .ouo,,.
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Evening star., 1938-06-05

PERSONAL.
~, Mss J:! JMooD's PRIVATE kfNDERoAK:
ten. 1892 Massachusetts, ave. NV: school
o. aancing and nursery: hour. day or
RADIO (sHORT WAVE TREATMENTS
for colds, sinus, arthritis; vacuum cuppinE:
meenetic blanket at your home. DR.
SMITH. 14O6 q st. Met. 194S.
WHOLESOME AND PLEASANT RECREA-
tion Tor children. 3 to 10 yrs. through July
and August. Modified camp plan. Large
grounds equipped for play. Temple School
tions now. Limited number.
N6JRlsfr NN6STHHkf SAfE 1853 SoR YI4a Co., 3
Donald. dupont a4ss. ~. -A
HEMORRHQIDe ERADICATED By MY
own method. Results effective for Q life
time or money hack. Write for booklet, No
drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams 038S.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRs WHILE YOU
wait. EmerGency Laboratory. Room 601.
Westory Bldg 18th and 2. Met. 1888
COMPLETE SET soLUTIONS-LIBERT
jumbled resort contest, 81. 4542 Harrison
st. nv. Emerson 1859.
REFINED WOMAN; COMPANION TO ELL
derly invalid; practical nursing experience:
excellent reference. Col 7744. Ext. 304.
west.
EXPERIENCED MOTHER WILL CARE
for infant or small child; large. shady
REDUCING-sIx TREATMENTS, SB; RE-
moyes fat N spHts: rssults ssWred; diet;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-22
CIRCUS ARRANGED
 AT YMCA CAMP

Plans for the annual "Y" Boys Camp Burnem and Bailem circus were made last night at the weekly meeting of the "Y" camp staff. The circus will be held Saturday August 6 during the third period which opens this coming Wedesday July 27
 J. William North, social director announced that many new noval acts will be performed by the "Y" campers this year. The senior staff directed by Lloyd Stockton of eWs- leyan university will have charge of the side show which will be housed in the big three pole circus tent. The evening performance, popular with parents and campers, will be given again this year following the afternoons entertainment.
 The individual tent groups will begin to plan their concession booths next week after the third period campers arriver. Scores of Water bury boys are coming to the camp during this period in order to par ticipate in the annual circus. 1t is expected that the camp enrolment will reach its highest peak during the next two weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-22
Deadline! E m p l o y CTS Must Ante-Up on Unem- ployment Com pensation Con-
 tributions.

Liable Connecticut employers were reminded today by Labor Commissioner Joseph M. Tone that next Thursday, July 28, is the deadline for the payment of unemployment compensation con- tributions for the second quarter of 1888.
 In addition to the tax on April, May and June payrolls, employers subject to the law, must send to Hartford, contribution return forms and individual employee wage rec Ords for those months.
 The commissioner asked em- ployers who are unable to make contributions by July 28 to for ward at least the contribution re- turn forms and the individual wage records.
 This request is not to be inter preted to mean, he said, that those who send in the records without the tax will escape the penalty of three quarters of one percent per month imposed for delinquency in paying.
 It does mean, however, that en- ployers who are on time with their records will not suffer possible fine of $200 or six months in jail or both as provided in the unem- ployment compensation law for persons who fail to disclose ma terial facts necessary to the ad- ministration of the law, and that jobless applicants will not be de- layed in receiving benefits by lack of such records.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-22

questioned on the matter and the board suggested that the corpora tion counsel confer with the tax commissioner and iron out the mat ter" t.
 Property Valuations
 Instance of the controllers cofn- plaint was reduction in valua tions of properties owned by the Waterbury Savings bank, about 50 pieces; prop erty owned by subsidiary of the Chase Brass & Copper O., and nu- merous others on properties valued at about $l00,0o0, the certificates calling for reductions of about s, ,000.
 At yesterdays meeting of the board Mayor Frank Hayes presided and present were Commissioners Goss, Judge, Perriello, Harley w. Tripp, Charles B. Jackson and Con- troller Rowland. Commissioner Judge concurred in the belief that the counsel has the right to settle all cases where suit has been brought but was not sure about set- tll1lg claims before that time.
 Money Saved
 To this, while remarking that the finance board has no authority in the matter, Corporation Counsel O'Connor pointed out how many thousands of dollars have been saved by getting adjustment of damage claims and compromises be- fore the plaintiffs went to court. He cited specific instances where the city recently has saved as much as 100 per cent by such procedure, re- marking that had he been the plaintiffs lawyer in one case where $5, 900 was sought, he would have taken the matter to court and ob- tained at least that amount from the city.
 In the case remarked, the largest on record, the city was able to ob- tain payment of $2,500 from the in- surance company and settled its
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-22
Campaign Opens for Adoption of City Manager Plan Here

break was under investigation today by Lieutenants William P. Foley and William F. Pollard of the detective bureau.
 Leo Clemente is manager of the store, which is the second es- tablishment in this section to be victimized in the week. Two men have been arrested in connection with the otehr break, however.
 In addition to taking $25 in change and considerab bl e merchandise of more than $25 vaiue, the thieves created a scene of shambles, by pulling other merchandise from shelves and tossing it on the floor.
 Lieut.. Foley reported that MT. Clemente listed the loses as follows: $25 change; 12 cartons of cigarettes. valued at $50 each; IA boxes of gum at 67 cents each; II flat tins of cigarettes, at 38 cents each and II bottles of soda at 10 ents each. The cellar of the store Is adjacent to those of other venants of the building. Endurance was gained by prying open a separation board.