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THOMAS J. OWEN d SON. AUcTIONEERS
1431 EYE ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES

DWELLING, KNOWN AS PREMISES
341a QUEBEC STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded In
Liber No. -6641, at folio 216 of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia, We
shall sell In front Of the premises on
THURSDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
AUGUST. AID 1898, AT TWO-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered ninety-one
faD in Harry K. Boss and others subdi-
vision Of lots in square numbered twenty
hundred and sixty-three t2O63). Rich
mond Park" as per plat recorded in the
Office of the surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in Liber so At folio 1856: subject
to the building restriction line shown on
said plat.
in one. two and three years. with interest
at six per cent per annum, payable semi-an
nually; or if monthly terms desired.
81 500. 90 cash. balance monthly, or all
cash at the option of purchaser. Deposit
of $500 90 required at time of sale. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from date of sale. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser. after five days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published in
the District Of Columbia. or deposit may
be forfeited. or without forfeiting deposit.
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against defaulting pur-
chaser. Further particulars at time Of sale
All conveyancing. recording and revenue
stamps, etc. at cost Of purchaser.
VERNON G. OWEN. Trustee.
W: 6. SCHAFHIRT. Trustee.
auS.10.12.15.17
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

MODERN 2-FAMILY, s-ROOM HOUSE.
automatic heat. double garage: near stores:
transp.; pref. D. c. Box 109-J, Star. ~
sUBURBAN-DEsIRE TO RENT UNFUR-
nished house within 20 mi. Washington.
Must be detached, near school. near trans
portation: 4-5 bedrooms permanent. Give
all details first letter. Box 36-J. Star. IA
DETACHED. ROOMS PREFER AUTO
matte heat. S75 maximum. Call Shepherd
44S7-J
COUPLE WISHES TO RENT SMALL FUR
nished, detached house, about SS5; yard;
automatic heat. Wisconsin 291S.
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AUCTION SALES.
FRANKLIN PARK HOTEL UNCLAIMED
BAGGAGE AT AUCTION FOR
TOMORROW

FRANKLIN PARK HOTEL UNCLAIMED
eAdRaes eaaa;Gs AT AUCTION FOR
Notice Is hereby given that 1,s on sA@TgR- TUE
MENCING AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK,
PM we will sell BY public AUCTION. at
Weschler,s. 9l5 E st. NV: to enforce our
brief cases: miscellaneous clothing and
names Of P9rcelle; BuIehsrdt; stonebuTe.
Foley. c. Z. Boan. Marsh. Smith. K0shwitz.
Frank Alexander Straight & HAYES. F. NJ.
Jones =. Piekens ugInd Brndis GisSf schiff.
Hlwine; Davis, Summers; Rude: z; sh,otta.
3: 2: Pope; e. A; Walker s,Io Drumm;Dnd; ;HHl
Dun. Dunn. 'Britton. Byrne: Thomas: 3.
Way. Jones. A. A., Hit. Pendersast Ward.
yickers, Johnston, Aldridse; Bradley: Nc
Sherman: Franklin Worth. Kidd. Georse
Woods. Hankins. Hayes. BurRston. Chester.
H. Alworth. Louis Robinson. George Fasan
and others now unknown Parties in inter-
FRANKLIN PARK HOTEL.
YyHARL CARSON. On 0y1eI and MEf
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned being all of the members Of a
Limited Partnership formed pursuant to
desiring to do business in the District Of
Columbia as q Limited Partnership have
filed a certificate Of Limited Partnership in
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of the United States for the District Of
Columbia: that the Arm name of said part
nership is Anne Lewis Library: that the
business intended to be transacted by said
partnership is buying. selling and dealing
in books. magazines, and greeting cards.
including lending Of books and MAGAZINES
Mabel Lewis Pryor are general partners
that Harold Lyndon Lewis is . special
partner: that the special partner has con-
tributed as capital to the common stock Of
the co-partnership 81 500 in cash: and that
the term Of the partnership is to end at
the close of business on June 80. 1873:
subject to earlier termination in certain
Contingencies The special partner will be
upon termination of the partnership.
Dated this 18th day of July. 1888.
ANNE LEWIS WARD
MABEL LEWIS PRYOR
HAROLD LYNDON LEWIS
CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk.
BY R. s. WAYI.AND. Asst. Clerk.
3y2" %. ar1, r1,2.5.S.1O.12.15.l7
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Ae21 AID PLACE NV.

1921 43d PLACE NV.
TWO BLOCKS WEST WISCONSIN AVE.
NEAR RIVER RID.
WALKING DISTANCE TO ALL SCHOOLS.
JANEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
ALICE DEAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL.
ST AIMS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
Beautiful mi-detached home on large
Tot containing rooms C} bedrooms, tile
bath with shower toilet in basement,
dition throughout; newly equipped with
Electrolux refrigerator, Magic Chef range.
'" FOR LEASE ONLY AT s7..5O.
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corp,
end floor Machinst Bldg National 5536.
10th ST. AND MT. VERNON PLACE NV
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BUSINESS PROPERTY. FOR RENT.

BUSINESS PROPERTY. FOR RENT.
LARGE ROOM. SUITABLE FOR AUTO
sales or furniture, main street. Hyattsville
Also store for cleaners or sandwich shop.
ARTHUR CARR. Hyattsville, Md. Green
wood 1854
TWO NEW BUILDINGS. 16x1OO EACH.
suitable for warehousing; in Southwest
market zone. National 943S.
USED-CAR LOT. GRADED. CINDERED
and ready for. use 1901 Bladensbury I'd.
near 18th and H ne; exceptionally busy
location. Rent very reasonable. Phone MR..
WEATHERLY. Atlantic 14OO.
SILVER SPRING-2,2OO SQUARE FIT.
near B. e. o. Station-Suitable for light
VIM r. CARLIN. SI15 Georgie ave. Shep.
1919
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BYRON G. CARSON. Attorney for Ana.
costa Market. Denrike Building,
1910 Vermont Avenue.
In re: Anacostia Market.-Limited Part
nership. No 104
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED

PARTNERSHIP.
Pursuant to the provisions Of law thereto
pertaining, notice is hereby given Of the
formation Of limited partnership under
terms and conditions hereby certified ~
follows:
First. The name under which such
COSTA MARKET.
Second The general nature of the busi-
ness to be conducted is the operation Of .
Rrocery stoSe and meat market.
Third. The GENERAL partner is Karl p,
NE: and the SPECIAL 4rtner is Lii
both of Washington, District Of Columbia
Fourth. The amount Of capital which
said special partner~haS contributed to the
common stock is One Thousand Dollars
(xI 900 .0Ol cash.
:, Fifth; The partnership is to commence
inmate ten GU years therefrom..
WITNESS our hands and seals this 18th
isiened1 ILL WEIBERG IsEAL)'
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: to wit:
lie in snd for the pstrct hereby
certify that Karl p Crowder and Lii Wei
berg, who are personally well known to me
as the persons who executed the aforegoing
Certificate of Limited Partnership. dated
the 18th day Of July. A D. 1898. personally
appeared before me in the said District and
acknowledged the, said certificate to be
tsisnedo DOROTHY NJ. cHINN;
Notary Public.
CHARLES Z STEWART. Clerk.
BY s. WAYLAND. Asst. Clerk.
jy22 .29. au1 .3.5.S. .1O.12.15,17
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FARMS FOR SALE.

fARMS FOX SAkk.
1874 ACRES IN THAT HIGHLY DESIRABLE
Sandy Spring neighborhood. In highest
state of cultivation. Fine s-room home
and all necessary outbuildines. Like new.
Health necessitates quick sale. SCOFFMAN
REALTY. Shepherd 4l23.
DAIRY FARM, 100 ACRES; IS COWS. 10
heifers. l bull. horses. farm machinery:
good corn crop. dairy equipment: within 45
minutes D. c. The whole works for 50. $50.
G. T. McNAB. Falls Church 4OS.
HOWARD COUNTY FARM.
.S acres, stream, 1-rm. house. bath, cleo,
we'll. barn. chicken house. garage, smoke
house. tenant house. In fine location and
highly cultivated. S11 500: terms. ERWIN
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
l4O-ACRE FARM ON STATE ROAD.
Well-built commodious house. Will take
in exchange. as part payment; small bum
Ralow with garden spot. some cash. Price.
ST. 800.
rs acres substantial and roomy dwelling.
on well-shaded and sloping lawn. on State
road. IA miles from D. c.. Price. Sl2 500.
10 acres. dwelling and barn. 10 miles
from D. c.: good tobacco soil and well
HENRY L. MORRIS
Upper Marlboro. Md. Phone Marlboro 80.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
454O CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
This practically new detached brick home
reasonable terms, Contains 4 lovely bed
recreation room. center-hall plan. oil heat.
''trss:d s6: brick ssiisf snd 'Es: B G Gso
SIG LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Brick. 9 large rooms. 2 elassed;in rear
ce small eash Balance one trS.t
j. A. WEINBERG CO.. Natl. $500.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
Corner home in one Of washinEton's
exclusive. attractive neiRhborhoods. Five
large library, lavatory on lst floor; large
side porch, convenient to transportation.
schools. stores: reasonable.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER,
11l9 18th st. NV. Dist. 4484.
PRICE, $6,75O.
2609 MOZART PL. NV.
brick 'esidence. 8 large rooms and bath:
h.-wh:; elecy gas IefriEe.atio House q
m eide ecos located IL s embassy ne 1d
OF italian Embassy. Inspection by ap-
tiia 18th NV. H. H. CARTER. Natl. 4l7s.
CLOSING ESTATE.
PETWORTH-$6,750
b, ModsTn esNns ol eFsn amss es
L. T. GRAVATTE,
20 18th St. Realtor. Natl. O153.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
=. California bungalow. on approximately
!. acre CT exceptionally beautiful property.
dnns vnR
looking lovely flower gardens. Priced for
irnmediate sale as owner must sell. Phone
. pm
NEW GROOM HOME, 81 $50.
Monthly PAYMENTS only s45 after small
ventilation; concrete porch. iOx30: full
tile bath with shower: open flreplace;
1or vh a as15osa dno1 on
schools. churches and transporta ton. 700
s' oWNER fISs, SS1'sp shephefd Isl 1sl i''' BY
WOODLAWN VILLAGE. VA,
1924 N. ABINGDON ST.
BY OWNER
5-room Colonial with r. H A. loan.
open fireplace. rockwool ins. and like new.
LARGE corner lot. lS shade trees. beau
tiful shrubbery and lawn. Excellent neigh
borhood and big saving at S745O. To
inspect call Walnut 925sM
BRIGHTWOOD SACRIFICE.
siyu Lovely corner brick near new Govt;
center. q rms. tile bath h.-v h.. built-in
garage: excellent condition. Only S6.s5
on YOUR terms
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. MET. 1900.
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WATERFRONT
PROPERTY
ADVERTISING
(See Page A.4.)
LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS. ADJACENT MEMO
rial blvd, view Of Potomac River. and de-
lightful breeze therefrom; $500 to 1000;
easy terms. Box 270-H. Star.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY,
Apts. or row-house lots. $1,000 each; all
improvements in: will accept Ind trust be-
hind construction loan from responsible
builder. Call Mr.. Carney.
BRADLEY. BEALL g. HOWARD. NC.
Natl. O27l. Southern Bldg.
JUST OFF NEBRASKA AVE. ON 43d ST.
section Of lovely homes. near st. Anne's
e"0''" SAMUEL s. SPRUCE.
Ciev. 4316 After $50 PM. ~.
2 BUILDING SITES.
$3.50 AND $500.
? On q corner ON grade. good Southeast
section. ! blocks from school. bus and
large park. Mr.: stebbin:. Atlantic 7l9S.
ADELBERT w. LEE,
1343 H st. NV. Dist. 1900.
End COMMERCIAL.
All over s.MT5r1 tSxn lses,IGHS g sPRUcE Sns1'eled'
Tower c]eH s1ds 4a,s Rsflt9r .sisp $40 GIN 'i:"
coLORED-LOTs IN .DEANWoOD AND
Paramount Heights, SIS up; easy terms:
helm build District 917O.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

VIENNA VA.-CONV. TO CITY; ACREAGE
for nice home sites. Good elevation; $500
to $3.50 per acre s. r. BAUER. Vienna.
Va. Dist. 1900. Branch 4sS or Vienna
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An Outstanding Value.

X7,Y5W.
Brick. corner. near St. Gabriefs Church
4 bedrooms bath inclosed double porches:
recreation room: gas heat. garage; need
papering and painting Terms. Clev. 9211
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE. FOR CASH, GROUP
of lots, parcel or acreage for construction
of new homes. For prompt action. give
location and price. Box 142-D Star.
WANT TO BUY LOT IN NEARBY MD. OR
va. Give location and price. BOX 434-H,
2tar
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS,
LARGER LOANS. SMALLER PAYMENTs:
we specialize in reflnancing. UNIVERSAL
FINANCE co. OF WASHINGTON, 73S
18th st. Ew. Republic 1900.
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$3.50 CASH.

It's time TO stop paving rent when YOU
can own this new Colonial house SO ad-
vantageously. Interest and payment on on
hving room, dining room bedroom. lava
tory. Kitchen 1st floor. 3 spacious bed
rooms, :, baths ind floor. Within walk
ing distance of stores. theater and schools:
Is min. downtown. Phone J. WESLEY
pT1ruANAN Moi j143 until @ pnl
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A Splendid Investment.
1913 18th St NV.
small apartments showing return Of
Sl3O per month; price. SO. $50; terms II
CALL MR.. PASCOE.
Dist. 6O92 or Wis. H146
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WOODLEY PARK.

Just off Conn. ave. near Wardman Park
Hotel attractive brick. with marvellous view
Z rooms. > baths q bedrooms. INV h..
built-in garage. Cost. Sl5,a50. Price now
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S625O-BRICK.

ROOMS AND BATH built-in garage.
This home is SO arranged it may be con
cally no expense One Of the best rental
sections in city: close to all conveniences.
1915 P St sc. Open for INSPECTION eve
nings unit, q o'clock, Or call STANDARD
ppnpEPTJEC National 55.3
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GLOVER PARK-s6,95O.
UNPRECEDENTED VALUE.
.cae9-3a OBSERVATORY PL. NV.
rms. be tn. full basement. Bryant air con-
ditioneG ample size modern gas kitchen
Venetian blinds. fully insulated. exauisitely
finished Open and lighted. and you are
invited to inspect.
KELLY STEELE e. BRANNER, NC.
Dist 114O Evenings. Dupont ?O4S.
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WOODRIDGE VICINITY.

1909 o2nd ST. n.e.-Attractive. Ice; de-
tached home 6 rms. bath: fireplace. nv.
h.. natural wood trim lse Kit front nG 1,orch poreh
price Sf.a5O: $500 cash. Open.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED CORNER:
4O3a Goth st. ne. near WoodrioRe-
tFirst wng,-Attractive. detached. cor
ner brick home. center hall plan: Il rooms.
. tile baths. breakfast room, large living
room. fireplace. concrete side porch. recrea :
tion room. slate roof gas heat insulated
Lot 55xloSi SsTase w6pnsInroE PT5os 1880 ooen.
461a lockwood ave.-Beautiful new cen
ter-hall plan brick: rooms, y tile paths.
large modern kitchen with breakfast room;
fireplace: air, conditioned. oil heat lot lot
6OxI.O: brick garage. To inspect. out
Michiean ave to 18th st. ne. left on 18th
to RockE9cd ob aye aTRYyr WI c4nsds1 fddT1oNs 5fsse
5000 Goth st. ne, corner 30th AM and
Bladensburg rd.--6 rooms and bath. recre-
alton room h.-w.h good condition; front
porch: S7.45O: $3.50 cash
DETACHED BRICK HOME.
sso4 Rhode Island na ave sstps peDstalsnedd tnslosed
porches; . built-in porch rooms. Concrete
front porch Arranged as :? rs Good
VIM. r. THoRoWGooD. o-
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teenth Street and New YORK Avenue North
west: Associated Charities Of the District
Street Northwest: Capital Mortgage &
Title Co Ma, Delaware corpora,r,onn. ls43
4a.I Twelfth Place Northeast: Julia D.
DAILY, "6Ol Calvert Street Northwest: Dis
tret 1ds, of co,amOa Munieipal Bullying; nas;
Mckinley Street Northwest; Walton N,
Edwards. Gallineer Hospital Ann Garrett
Northwest, Room ,53.: Jennie Willhoite
Es e. aaSe stt ss ss sFss
Northwest Nina Nina !. Herbert, 1000 virsinis
caSsna wssF
B. Hilliard. trustee. 4O4 A Street South
east; Katherine .Willhoite HODGES; 2s44
l343 H Street Northwest; Gertrude R: NC
Alister. 21a Ninth Street Northeast: Grace
McAste MIn,b s Ninth nth
Manoeue; DECEASED; 5119 Fast cspi.ol itoI
Kenyon Kenyon Street Northwest, Apartment 10:
Mary VIRGINIA Meredith. $40" Bennine
Road Northeast: National Savings q Trust
Dena Patrick. 1919 Twenty-second Street
Northwest. Noah r. Robinson. Fourteenth
stree; and PARK Read Read Horthwest; North Ralph !
Csreta l., Sanford. 1924 Macomb Street
comb Street Northwest: Jet D. sheetz. 500
twelfth Street Northwest: Lesley + Sig
mund. 2316 Ashmead Place Northwest:
Annie clementine Smith. 1850 Connecticut
Gertrude , smithers, s74s Mckinley street
Northvsst: R. p. Warteld; no Jackson or
Trust Company. trustee under the viii Of
Streets Northwest: Andrew Wilson: Execu-
tor under the will Of Isabel No MouIton, ft1n
going Of the City. Of Washinxton. District
Of Columbia. and the following persons
whose addresses. Notwithstanding diltgent
inquiry, cannot he learned: Annie M.
Ab,lrn. Samuel H. BALL Edward L. Carter.
Helen N. Carter: Charles Gehrmann w;
:. KefsuyeT; Jesnnette 3; McconnelI; :.
lace w. Rollins. william sanell. william
shelmrs John ,1nd WaTd John w,IIsn, wTnncs
ward: G NJ Warner, ana John r. Adams
Vireinia; Amo Mckee Bark. 11b oeorsia
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MORE CROPS FOR LLOYD GEORGE B,ito;n's war time
premier and orch critic Of the Munich hos odded $50
to his Surrey estoe for intensive cuotion Shown directing
toctor pw the ond Lloyd George urges hot Eneond
food for wor time independence.
Wide World A p
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OUT FOR ENDURANCE
RECORD. And with such
eonveniences for the flyers
os this rope Iodder, the plone
Little Beor seemed to hove
q good chonce to stoy up
for the record when this wos
token at Rosomond Dry
loke. Golf. Tommie Smith
is the relief pilot going up.
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THANKSGIVING PRELUDE. Six thousond
turkey feothers-don't count 'em-noke this
costume for Mary Holly. They come from the
choice birds Of Romono. Coif
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terial without nap. With short
sleeves.
1856 is designed for sizes SO, 38.
40, AZ, A, 46, 4S, so and So. Size
38 requires 434 yards of 39-inch
material, plus 13s contrasting.
Spring-Summer Pattern Book.
Send Is cents for the Barbara
Bell Spring and Summer Pattern
Book which is now ready. 1t con-
tains 100 attractive, practical and
becoming designs. The Barbara
Bell patterns are well planned,
accurately cut and easy to follow.
Each pattern includes a sew-chart
which enables even a beginner to
cut and make her own clothes.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, Room 1920,
211 w. Wacker Dr., Chicago, Ill
Price of patterns, IS cents Tin
coins) each.
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SlAwu1d ~. HGckG1d
~ SUMMARIZES THE WORLDS WEEK
9 Western Newspaper Union.

dence which was largely response
BILE for the business recession.
Sloan asserted a sharp decline in
consumer sales began in November,
and in commenting on the slump as
it appeared through the eyes of in
dustry," he named two factors.
Zone influence" he told the stock
holders, was the fact that there
had been developing a growing lack
of confidence and a fear as to the
future of American business enter
prise, due to the attitude of govern
ment toward business, and econom-
ic policies affecting business"
The other influence discussed by
Sloan as responsible for throwing
the domestic economy into the vio-
lent and unprecedented decline"
was what he described as a ''radi-
cap' increase in pay rolls for indus
try as a whole in the early part Of
1887. In some important industries,
he said, this increase was extended
TO an ''uneconomic degree"
At his own request Mr.. Sloan has
been eliminated from further par
ticipation in the profits under the
corporation bonus plan.
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to a group of people and to think on
his feet, he organized the Junto,
club Of young men who had the
same desire. This club was the
laboratory for self expression.
Many incidents are included in
his autobiography that reveal
keen analysis of people. One story
relates how he won the friendship
of an enemy. He wanted to over
come the mans dislike. so he wrote
note and requested the man to
lend him special book, much dis
cussed at the time. The book came
at once, and Franklin read it and in
a week returned it with an express
sion of appreciation. He was ap-
plying the fact that a person who
does you favor likes you. for you
have made him feel that he is kind.
II Believe" Habit.
Franklin needed tactfulness very
badly, for he was positive by ma
ture. He observed that university
men had enemies as a result of
their attitude of Il know" so he
cultivated the Il believe habit, and
always asked the opinion of his con-
versationalist. He applied this for
mula to the business of getting SUBJ
scriptions for the first public library
in this country, that of Philadelphia,
and instead of saying. II have an
idea that / think will benefit the
city," he said, Some men, book
lovers of the city, have decided
that this plan is a good one," and
there was no personal antagonism
toward the idea or toward himself.
Public Spirited Citizen.
The contributions to progress
made by Franklin are too many to
name; but he is given credit for
establishing the first fire depart
ment, the first public library, the
University of Pennsylvania, and the
Saturday Evening Post; he wrote
Poor Richards Almanac" invent
ed many useful household utilities,
and experimental with electricity.
OF all the great statesmen Of the
American revolutionary period,
Franklin is the only one who signed
all four of these documents: the
Declaration Of independence, the
treaty of alliance with France. the
treaty of peace with England, ana
the Constitution.
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TIPS to
Gardeners
More Combinations

CROP combination is useful with
~ vegetables such as tomatoes,
melons or corn, as well as with
small garden" crops like rad
ishes, lettuce and carrots which
require comparatively less space.
The following combinations are
suggested by Harold Coulter, veg
etable expert of the Ferry Seed
Institute:
Sow dwarf peas early in rows
four to six feet apart; plant radish
between rows of peas, and plant
one row of cucumbers between
every two rows of peas.
Set caulif1ower early in rows two
feet apart; one foot on each side
of each caulifiower row plant spin
ach; sow radishes between spin
ach rows. When radishes are used
set tomato plants in the space
thus vacated. Peppers or egg
plant may be substituted for to-
matoes.
Sow early turnips in rows three
to four feet apart; later plant a
row of corn between the turnip
rows.
Give ground ample supplies OF
fertilizer when combined cropping
is practised extensively.
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American cause during colonial and
revolutionary strife was extensive.
necessitating personal correspond
ence with men Of the Is states and
with Englishmen.
II there is a secret for the great
success of Franklin it might be
sifted to the one word: attitude.
In the first place, he enjoyed life;
but not in dilatory manner. He
appreciated and valued life and took
advantage of every new situation
that came to him Yet he did not
strain after new opportunities.
Franklin believed in himself and
in the application of the ideas that
came to him. For that reason the
list of his accomplishments is a
long one. Time to him was not
money, but time and money were
both elements for the enjoyment Of
life; so he was thrifty with both.
Was Self-Educated.
His education was without the
help of teachers and schools. To
learn to write well he read the
Spectator" papers and tried TO inn
itate Addison's style He and Col
Inns, his friend, wrote letters on
current topics and criticized each
other. In order to learn to speak
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Help Business" Measure

XXTHAT Sen. Pat Harrison called
w the help business measure,
being the revenue bill as rewritten
by his senate finance committee,
was submitted to the senate.
Though Harrison said he expected
its speedy passage, others believed
at least full week of debate would
be necessary.
Sen. Charles McNary of Oregon,
minority leader, promised to support
the bill. saying. II think it is a great
improvement over the house YER
sion. / am in favor of speeding
its passage to help business. !"
The three chief matters in con-
troversy were:
Administration opposition to elm
ination of the undistributed profits
tax and drastic modification of the
capital gains and losses tax.
A proposal by Sen. James P. Pope
of Idaho to attach as a rider" to
the tax bill an amendment to i'm
pose $212, ZOO, 900 of processing taxes
on manufa ctured cotton, synthetic
fabrics, rice, tobacco and wheat.
Amendments by Sen. Robert NJ.
La Toilette of Wisconsin to broaden
the tax base.