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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

by the Catholic Daughters of Am erica at the meeting to be held to- night in the Parish Hall, beginning at o'clock.
 Mrs Walter G. Hellan, Grand Re- gent, will preside at the meeting and nominations will be made from the floor.
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U. S. DEPARTMENT AGRIcULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. weath Bureaul

vicinity beginning at May 10 Wednesday, moderate southeast winds
 Alaska Rain tonight We'd fresh Dixon Entrance Chatham Strait and fresh outher y Lynn Canal.
 of Gulf of Alaska: Wednesday Dixon Entrance fresh easey winds from o Hinchinbrook
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for sale at The Empire Office.
 Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson.
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CTS of the Encyclopedia American and the Book of Knowledge, this was the most difficult of all quest ions submitted to ansWer-eXcepl one, which came from a farmer 1T Pennsylvania:
 T want you to tell me once ano for all whether or not there is really a Hell! "
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10

Walking about for a month un- knowingly with fractured skull L. Vaughn Watkins at length con suited doctor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10

At Liliehammar, Norway, is great folk museum containing many priceless Morse antiques. It was started 50 years ago by doctor who used to accept pieces of old furni- ture from family attics in place of cash payment for his services. A relic a day kept the doctors bill away.
Evening star., 1938-08-27

asked the same questions of five peo-
pie who, with Candace Iangdon,
we're his guests on this fishing expedi-
ton. He locked the cabin door of each
and pocketed the keys BY the time
he had finished, the better part of
two hours had elapsed.
He went on deck and looked off
toward the shore A small boat was
seen coming in the moonlight.
The man who came aboard with
Kenyon was medium sized and middle
aged. He wore blue serge suit, a
policeman's cap and had badge
pinned to his coat. He looked like a
man with good sense and unaffected
ness. The steward reported that a
doctor was on his way.
PAUL led Officer Rugel Of the Hope
vale police force to his own cabin
and offered him chair
IT'S important to me-" he explained,
watching the officer keenly. that too
much publicity isn't attached to this
crime. I'm in the show business and
l can't stand unfavorable publicity.
Now I've made an investigation on my
own hook, and think know who our
man is"
Got anything to prove it?"
Eyes. Look!' Paul talked intensely
for five minutes. Then he rose. Il
can't see how can be wrong If you
agree, John Hayes will indicate his
guilt by his expression when accused
fatly. realize it's serious business
accusing man OF murder, but"
Lets go down and have talk with
Hayes" Officer Rugel said.
John Hayes had apparently gone
back to sleep. He looked annoyed
when awakened second time. "Sor-
ry,' Officer Rugel said briskly. You
been asleep all this time?"
I've already told Paul that I went
to sleep Immediately and didn't waken
till he came in two hours ago. Then
I went back to sleep again"
How is it, then" Rugel asked, that
that candle on your table is almost
completely burned down? Mr.. Mark
ham issued fresh candles to all the
guests, and this is the only one that's
had more'n the top burned off. Also,
how Is it the tallow was soft and warm
when Mr.. Markham lighted it two
hours ago if you say you'd been asleep
that length Of time? Hayes, I reckon
you're our man."
Paul was right in his estimate of
John Hayes. There was no doubt
about what his expression betrayed.
(Copyright, 1889
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ins. BY 10 O'Clock the guests were In
bed. Paul himself went to his cabin
about 1890. He read awhile, then
extinguished his candle and immedi-
ately drifted off into slumber.
Some time later he awakened alb
ruptly. He lay for moment listen
ing. half convinced he'd heard a stran-
gled cry. Outside a wind had risen
and the hemlocks were bowling before
1t. He could hear the whisper of water
against the yachts sides.
After moment he rose, put on his
bathrobe and slippers, and went out
into the corridor. 1t was pitch dark
He took three steps down the corridor
and froze. Beyond and|to his left he
heard the unmiStakable sounds of
some one struggling and gasping. He
moved down the corridor quickly,
knocked at a door, then tried the knob.
1t opened. Inside was blackness and
he stopped a moment He heard a
movement to his right, and reached
into his pocket for match.
The sight that greeted his ewes sent
cold chill through his body. His
fingers trembled as he applied the
match to the candle on the bedside
table and turned toward the end.
The woman who lay there was dead.
He knew this after a brief examina-
tlon knew that he had arrived a few
seconds too late.
WILD, unholy thoughts raced
through Pauls mind He stood
a moment, trembling violently, then
turned and rushed through the door.
He reused Kenyon, a steward. and
sent him off in the dory with instruc-
tlons to get doctor and policeman.
Then he returned below and knocked
on cabin door. A mans sleepy voice
bade him enter, He opened the door
and struck match and went directly
to the bedside table and applied it to
the candle there. Then he turned to
face the man who had sat up in bed
and was staring at him.
"Candace is dead" Paul said alb
ruptly She's been murdered. I'm
checking UP on every one. It's a mess,
and somehow I've got to straighten it
out before every one learns what has
happened and quits the yacht. What
time did you 60 to bed, John?"
John Hayes wet his lips and shook
his head as though he thought he
might be having a nightmare.
Two hours ago. Went directly to
sleep and haven't moved since. Look
here, you don't think because-because
of the quarrel Candace and I had
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Natures Children
Summer Herring
(PomOlObus aestivaIis).

The eggs are very small and sink
at once to the bottom en- mase,
for they are held together with an
adhesive substance. Within SO hours
after they are laid, unless cold
weather comes along to delay mat
ters. the tiny larvae fill the water
about them. Thousands, of course,
are gobbled up by their aggressive
neighbors, but large number soon
grow to size they can take care
Of themselves.
At the age of l month they have
taken on the marks of their parents
and can be readily identified by ex-
perts. The parents, spent by their
long journey from the sea to the
spawning grounds, look weary and
haggard as they point their noses
back to home waters after discharg-
ing their duty to their offspring.
The summer herring is as gregarious
as the common herring or alewife.
All feed upon the plankton and cope
pods and the pelagic shrimp found
in their vicinity. 1t is also known
they feast upon small fry and young
lam1ce appear to be their favorite.
Because of the abundance of these
herring they have commercial i'm
portance, not only for human food,
but these fish rank high for bait
to catch larger and more important
fish. There is no distinction made
between the alewife and the summer
herring during fishing season. The
chances are you may be enjoying
an alewife under the name Of herring
and the other way around. Which
goes to show-what's in name, when
the distinction is so slight?
(Conyrirht 1O2Sl
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dark blue, and the sides and belly
are a silvery white with coppery re-
Elections.
The adult summer herring is about
IL inches long and will average about
p pound in weight. It's general range
is off the Atlantic Coast of North
America from the Bay of Fundy and
Nova Scotia to Florida. More of them
are seen south of Cape Cod than
north Of it. and the fish spends the
greater part of its life in salt water.
AS soon as the water is about
IS degrees, these herring make their
way up into brackish and fresh waters
to spawn. In the vicinity of Woods
Hole, Mass. this takes place in the
early summer You will find them in
small ponds with an outlet to the
sea.
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over that silly Eng
lishman, Sir Claude
Tinkington, h a I
I"
Sorry, 10 h n
I've got to suspect
every one until ]
find out a few
things. Put your
self In my position
I'm responsible
Please don't feel
offended II I lock
the door. I'll have
to keep you tn your
cabin"
B e fore John
Hayes could pro-
test, Paul went out,
switched the key
and turned 1t In its
lock. r hen he
moved down the
dor and
knocked at the
ext, door. He
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jolly Polly.

A Little Chat on Etiquette
BY JOS. J. FRIsCH.
N. Mn England the custom is
to eat with the fork in the left
hand, but there is no law against
doing this in America. In other
words, one may use the fork in either
Evening star., 1938-08-27
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY

nON'T confuse the summer herring
with the alewives. We have
been told many do But there is
one infallible rule. Look at the lin
ing Of the "tummy' before you drop
it in the frying pan. and if its lin
ing is black or black spotted, you
have caught a glut herring, also
known as the summer herring, and
will soon be enjoying its delicious
meat. This herring also has slen-
derer figure, the color above is
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Broin Twizzlers

BY PROF. J. d. FLINT.
THE chairman of the committee in
charge of banquet arrangements
for big convention was in the proc
Evening star., 1938-08-27

Old hands grow weary washing little
faces a dozen times day. Old feet
drag trying to keep pace with a childs
swift ones. Tired old people long for
quiet evenings after the days work is
done. and they should have them.
Children are their own parents re-
sponsibility and they have no right
to dump them on their poor old
fathers and mothers when they want
to take a trip or amuse themselves,
YEAR DOROTHY DIX: Can YOU
help poor, broken-hearted man
who has four young children whom
he is anxious to bring up properly and
who has to do the job alone, as their
mother is In an asylum, hopelessly
insane? The great problem is the
girl who has just passed her 18th
birthday. She is in the eighth grade
does we'll at school, belongs to a All
club, makes her own clothes, does
most of the housework and cooks when
the cook has her day off, but she is
getting to the boy~crazy age and
thinks I am unjust and tyrannical
when I won't let her go out alone with
four young lads Of Is to II on auto
mobile rides. told her that she could
have as many boys come to the house
as she wanted, but that she couldn't
go Off in car with any boy who
didn't bring along his mother or his
sister or some responsible person
What would you advise me to do?
ANXIOUS FATHER.
AnSWer-You re not alone in not
knowing how tc deal with a f3-year-
old daughter Every other father and
mother in the land who have an
adolescent daughter are wrestling with
the same problem. When you meet
old friends whom you haven't seen
for two or three years and see streaks
OF silver in their hair and harried
lines in their faces, 1t isn't because
of the depression or because they are
In bad health. 1t is because they
don't know what to do with Jane who
will paint herself up like a barn door
and who thinks that she should be
permitted to go to night clubs instead
Of having to go to school.
X
A ND nobody is wise enough to tell
them how to handle the situation
For if you give Jane her head she
runs wild and into dangers she is
too young and ignorant to be aware
of and does things she spends the
remainder of her life repenting, and
If you try to curb her too much and
drive with too tight a rein she is
likely to bolt and smash the whole
family up.
So all can do is to counsel YOU
to be gentle. yet firm Give your little
girl all the pleasure you can. Impress
1t on her that you want her to have
good time, but in reason. Don't let
her have dates on school nights, but
let her go places and do things on
week ends. Don't make her come
home from parties at 10 o'clock Just
when they are starting, but don't let
her stay out until and in the
morning. Make all the boys who
come to the house welcome, but don't
let her go off on automobile rides
with a lot of wild vounpsters Eynloin
to her the danger, morally as well
as physically.
Girls have lot of respect for their
fathers opinions because they think
they know the world. Make a con-
fidant of your daughter and tell her
what you know about men and boys
Sometimes think a father is a better
guide for girl than her mother is.
DOROTHY DIX.
(Copyright. 1889
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DAILY SHORT STORY
BETRAYAL OF GUILT
d A U l. MARK

uL MARK
HAMS yacht,
the Bluebird, Drop
ped anchor in Lit
tie River Cove
shortly before SUM-
S e t. Something
had gone wrong
with the lighting
system, and Paul
thought it best to
spend the night in
the cove before
Trying 10 reacn tne
fishing grounds.
This was Just as
well, as 1t had been
a long, hard trip,
and most Of the
guests were ready
to retire.
T h ey ate din
ner by candlelight,
and Paul had the
steward place cam
dloc IL, oil fha ,oh
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caramels. What were the weights of
the three kinds of candies?
Copyright, 1881
(Answer on Page B-l4)
Coach Ends Season.

London's only horse-drawn coach
in regular service has made it's last
trip of the season, 7o-year-old Sidney
Truett driving the four in-hands to
Hampton Court as 1898 finale.
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Dorothy Dix Says
Children Pay Back Same Amount
Of Love Received in Early Days.

and excitement in everything 1t shat
ters the quiet and peace of a house
and keeps it noisy and stirred UP.
Evening star., 1938-08-27

Brltain's Royal Observatory at
Greenwich is presided over by an As
tronomer Royal.
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CHAIN BLOCK.
h-Ton. Yale Triplex.
S25. Atlantic 1859.
IOOK!

Bargains in used materials from Govt.
Printing Ofhce-Joist, sheetinv. f1ooring,
hard and soft wood. steel beams, pipe, ra-
diators doors windows. sash; 25-ton Fair
banks scale, complete. Call or phone Chas
d. Heavey. Bladensburg and Mills rds. ne.
opposite Fleischmanns Yeast Co. 2"
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS BOUGHT. good books. all kinds;
David Pearlman, 1407 @ st. NV. Met. b415.
DEER HEADS AND ANTLERS wanted to
buy; excellent condition. Box USE, Star
FURNITURE. rugs. stoves. efnce furniture
household goods etc: positively highest
cash prices. For best results call any time
Line. 54sS. Reliable moving done
FURNITURE-Cal National 5244 for best
prices for household ofice furniture
PROMPT, and courteous service After 6
pm. call Dupont 1868
FURNITURE and household goods, ali
kinds. highest cash prices. Don't sell until
YOU call North 6O40. Prompt service. We
do moving and hauling.
YER. PLATINUM, TEETH, DisCHRDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH. 4. KAHN
INC. Is YEARS AT o36 y.
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ess of ordering the delicacies to be
included in the feast. He had ar
ranged for all of the big items and
came at last to the candy problem
He decided that "a pounds would be
enough to serve after-dinner sweets
to the guests. After considering diff
ferent kinds of candy and different
flaors he decided upon caramels,
chocolates and hard candies. In de-
Gliding the amount to be allotted to
the three by weight he found that
the weight of the caramels plus the
weight Of the hard candies was equal
to twice the weight of the choco-
lates. The chocolates and hard can
dies combined vrs equal to the
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BABY CHICKS.

SPECIAL-BLOOD-TES
White Leghorns, Barred and White Rocks
r. /. Reds. 80. VIM. James d Son. sic
K St NV. Metropolitan OOsS.
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PERSONAL.

WILL CALL AND RETURN CHILDREN FOR
daily supervised playing al playground
23rd and NV. mornings. West OLA.
1sn ns5b5d Result. :st. ,oI BY NJ
drnes drug q Or snfs snfseP Dr. soMMHRMERck p1sSffi
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams Q3s8
REDUcING-sIx TREATMENTS, s.; RE
baths. Appt.. Natl. sl34 1890 x NV. 29'
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE You
Ta Weto,1 Rgs Ne. Rop COL
Change ehs n5esfS position Is Box snE sho ssT
THE PIONEER HEALTH AND GOAT CUL-
t9rs BGa9 d9 y Ian seeks Poi2n
tute. club or private party or educa-
tional promoter: still owns small herd.
FLORA CATION McKEAND. BrookVille, Md
THE HOME SCHOOL FOREST GLEN, MD.
A private school for children. small classes
individual attention. Phone Kensngton
cH1LDREN-coUNTRY HOME; SUPER.
churches near; 18th year; limited number
WRs Ssf sfh9SIs sS5A2p open Sept 1ah Mr. AND
FUR REMODEL1NG. TAILORING DRESS
making. alterations; 1871 G st. NV. RIM.
5O6. District 2919.
IMPORTANT. MESSAGES TRANSMITTED
p9nors 9% softed 440 promptly by homns
MOTHERS CARE FOR CHILD. 3 TO 10;
good food; play yard; large private home;
near school. Dupont o4S9
ENJOY CAMP. RIDING. SWIMMING
tennis, etc: good food adults. SI5 week
children less. MRS. RANDALL, ClarkS-
Vile. Md.
The Erly School for BOYS,
Beltsvile. Md.-Boarding and day pupils
612 years Telephone Greenwood 2a9s
or write J. X. ERLY headmaster. Camp
Akela. Restertown. Md
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER. German,
middle -aeed, wants Job IN refined home;
references. Call Adams s144 2S'
GIRL. colored wishes part time or steady
Job, references Potomac 0Gl6-W. 1880
Willard st. NV
GIRL. colored, desires general housework;
experienced; city reference. Cel. 4553-J
GIRL. colored wants phW., plain cooking;
stay nights. Met 1I6i
GIRL wishes work as general houseworker:
reference. North 114g.
GIRL wants work as maid. gen. houseworR
or cook. Tel. Dec. 4o6l. Good reference.
WOMAN. colored; morning or days work;
reliable. Phone Decatur 354l
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
DO YOU WANT TO SING? Let me de-
Velop your voice Private instructions at
your home or al my studio 603 Garland
ave. Takoma Park. Md. For rates phone
Jones A. Douglass, Shepherd 460S-R.
LEARN TO FLY NOW
TRIAL FLIGHT, S1.O0.
CAPITOL AIRPORT BLADENSBURG. ND
Phone Greenwood 81 H. oSs
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
HELP WOMEN.

nEkH WVV6TNs
NTJRSEMAID, white. complete care Of new
born infant; only experienced need Apply
state references: salary, $12 wk,, rm.. bd.
SALESGIRL, with references, for dress
shop. Apply to Mrs. H. G. Bastable, 307
w. Montgomery ave. Rockville, Md
SEAMSTRESs; must be experienced in bet
ter drapery work; mention where last en-
ployed. Box 3S9-K. Star
perience and references; steady position.
Box 14S-E. Star.
sTENOGRAPHER- -dictaphone operator; ex-
perienced only need apply; age 2O,2l; sal
ary. S25 wk;; give full details and lnclose
recent snapshot. Box 91-k, Star
GAktSh'sHf Coekiey. sff. i pm % st Colonial Village
Grill. i713 Wilson blvd. Arlington Va.
WOMEN, 3, personable and ambitious,
seeking interesting and profitable occupa-
ton: experience in direct contact or cos
sential: free training given N scientific
f1WoreAsd insson Bide New York ave ave- 'an and 18th
BEAUTY OPERATOR,
Thoroughly experienced in all branches
for Conn. ave. shop near Dupont Circle.
Call Columbia 4623 after 7 pm. Saturday.
LOCAL wholesale distributor
desires services of capable
young woman, age Is to IS,
with knowledge of tipping,
stenography, bookke eping
and general Office work.
Splendid opportunity. Box
ASK, Star.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN,


HOUSEKEEPER-C R-COMpANION good cook
and manaper. wants position to elderly
person. Drive car. Box 163-E. Star 2S'
LADY wishes to place her maid; g. hw,
plain cooking; home nights. Emerson 80.
NURSE, hospital training. take any case,
good with cancer; best doctors ref. Adams
O16g. 2g'
OFFICE ASSISTANT or companion; no
typlng; DAY or evening work; good refer
ences. Call Bradley IS. 29s
PRACTICAL NURSE wants position to
elderly person or invalid good house
keeper drive car. Box 164-E. Star. "Ss
REFINED WIDOW wishes position as house
keeper and companion to elderly lady or
couple; have d. c. permit and 1886 Chev-
rolet. Phone North 2763
YOUNG LADY attending local commercial
college from to 3 wishes to earn room
and board by caring for children or doing
light houSeWork before and after school;
references. National 114a.
AUTOMOBILE OFFICE CLERK EXPERT
ENCED WITH TITLES, CONTRACTS,
SERVICE DEPARTMENT FORMS ETC.
CAN OPERATE KEY-TYPE SWITCH
BOARD FIGURE FINANCE CHARGES;
MARYLAND VIRGINIA AND D C. TAGS.
SOME KNOWLEDGE OF SHORTHAND
EXPERIENCED TYPIST AND BOOK
KEEPER. EMPLOYED AT PRESENT
TINE, BUT CAN MAKE CHANGE WITH
ONE WEEKS NOTICE. BOX 15G-E.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laborato Room COL
Westory Bldg. l4th and F. Met. 1893.
PACKARD, SERIAL NO. 32724s. FOR SALE
Tor storage and repairs Sept. 3 See RAY
h. BURWELL. 210l ] tn st. NV
LARGE INSURED VAN. CAREFUL OWNER
driver, wants fun or part loads, to or from
N Y, N: J.. Pa, Va. N. c. points: lowest
rates. North 0553,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
myself. MAURICE T. KELLY, Jr.. Ed
inonston Md. 21'
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless CONTRACTED by myself. GEO.
G. DUFFY 41Ql, ST
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statesmen

ROOFING. SIDING AND INSULATION.
Men of proven record; must be honest
openings for . men who rate above the
average in this field. An old-established
company operating in Baltimore and
WASHINGTON with Al rating. Reply by
letter, giving all details and references
that will be most helpful to you for per-
sonal interview Cf consideredl. All re-
plies strictly confidential. Box 240J, Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-27

PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS,
APPLES AND HONEY,
CONCORD GRAPES
Out Ga. Ave > Mi. Right on Route 1S1
w, w. MOORE. Sandy Spring. 2s'
A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't vase insurance money" Call
DEAL with % years experience. Lin
coin 5000
Evening star., 1938-08-27

EAR Miss DIX have neigh
Dor in her early 20s whose
husband has a good, steady
lob. They have only one
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FOUND,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BRING OR REPORT deserted animals to
Wheeler rd. Sc Atlantic 7l42.
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ADLEA KENNELS.

BREEDER OF WIRE FOX TERRIERS.
Complete Grooming. All Terriers, So.
Hand-plucked. bathed, nails filed. teeth
cleaned called for and returned Board
ing OF selected dogs Make reservation
for the Labor Day holiday. Adles
Kennels. Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Woolner,
WASHINGTON Grove, Nd
PHONE GAITHERSBURG =
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1894 EYE ST. N.W-Laree twin bedroom'
next to bath. newly decorated: cont. hoS
water; reasonable WV
Continued on Neyt pa0o =
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Girls have lot of respect for their
fathers opinions because they think
they know the world. Make a con-
fdant of your daughter and tell her
what you know about men and boys.
Sometimes think father is a better
guide for a girl than her mother is.
DOROTHY DIX.
(Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1938-08-27

FOR SALE-Well-b rabbit Mound, 3
months old. SO Fraser, Forestville Nd.
CAPITOL Heights 12-F-l3
FOX TERRIER, 3 mos. old, good breeding;
SS Call Greenwood 2gS3-W
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS. fashv (black ard
whites. little beauties: registered Clark's
sign. Wilson lane. Bethesda Wis 5a16
PONY, gentle. cart and harness. 2-year-
old. well bred colt No reasonable offer
refused. "a Seaton pl. ne. Decatur O344
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THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th nw.-At-
tractive rms. inner-spring mattresses:
single. 81 UP: doubles, Sc up; with bath.
$3.50. Plenty hot water. showers elevator:
GORDON HOTEL. a16 18th st.-On beau-
tiful 10th St. location desirable and con-
venient: comfortable rooms, single. Sc. 80
to $3.50; double rooms with running water.
80. 80 to Sll 80 weekly double rooms with
bath, twin beds, ST. and SIS weekly: "a
hour elevator and switchboard service
Evening star., 1938-08-27

RESEARCHMEN' CLUB. 1907 Eye St
Men: downtown location; COOL: showers;
comfort: Sl2 mo. up; board; S2.75 week.
HOTEL PORTLAND, Vermont at Thomas
Circle-H. and C running water; $3.50 per
week; private bath. Sl2.50; year-'round
rates, hotel service S2Qs