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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME 10 ACRES,
large lawn, beautiful landscaping, S-room
house, extremely well built fruit trees,
tdsn e w.tsr soSee Te oil ssf
garage, other buildings: only Z miles from
District line on paved highway. Must be
quick sale. n c. IANK. Fairland, Mont
s99mRssry s9Rs County Md. Telephone Ashton
ARLINGTON, VA,-sIX-ROoM AND BATH
ssbestos-sidine frame. ami, oil burner,
B. h-wh n ;,on on bus M line cd Leaving city e35
ARLINGTON; iA.ES,1MG IS MN; RowMTo}WNS-IpE- De
ed porch. large living room full basement,
pietely fenced, nicely HANDICAPPED, shrubs
and trees: refined, quiet neighborhqod
Sle.b00, trust approximately s9, 600, bal, BAL
eHss alss. 'sSa ssas. immediate occupancy Gail
ALExANDRIA-5-Ro MODERN BUN
salow. basement screened porches, l
sssday Yard 81 shads Ss s1lans
,ss,oOo-cAsH TALKs-ssooo. :.
3 o % Act Quick. m 30 BOSS ss'OREf Realty, N OK x
pEIIdHTFULLY DIFFERENT-L1KE LIV-
Here, adjoining Rock Greek Park, the
unexcelled views across its landscape
beauty provides a constant thrill. The
refreshing, bodybuilding sleep
The dwelling, with its low. sweeping
roof lines. massive chimney, soft blending
of stone and brick, creates a friendly,
sturdy exterior appearance
The spacious interior. planned for enter
tanning or mfortable living, radistes
charm. personality and good taste
Large f1replaces open and covered
porches provide abundant comfort for
summer or winter.
A small estate--substantially under
price of similarly desirable properties
Terms less than rent after down pay
ment.
ID 400 Locust Hill Circle, LOCUST HILL
ROCKVILLE PIKE testate section), Just
north q. S. Naval Medical Center
DIRECT EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
EDSON w. BRIGGS, INC, Shepherd 5000
OWNER CALLED TO NAVY DUTY WILL
sell his brick and frame house at 1904 S
Ives St. Aurora Hills. for $3.50 Open
each day. See this, before you buy any
where. H.wh.. oil burner. garage, shade.
j. LEE PRICE
2302 8. Arlington Ridge Rd
jackson 1E04
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CAPE COD BRICK
NN ADCE CNDArrD r,

CAPE COD BRICK
ON LARGE CORNER LOT.
j.. This interesting brick home is located in
the attractive and convenient Woodlawn
include vestibule. living rm. with fireplace
and door opening on. screened porch, din
ing rm.. modern kitchen, Q full-sized bed
rooms and bath. A large attic with regular
stairs and heat roughed in provides space
Tor future expansion; Beautifully land
privacy. Artistic lily pool Features in
clude cedar closets oil heat, detached brick
garage: S9.25O
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S4O Wilson Blvd, Arl. Va.
CHI. 1898. Oxford 1872
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4 BEDROOMS.

WIGTOWN FARM,
Attractive 36-Acre Estate in
Nearby Fairfax County, Va.
Owner going into service desires to sell
Immediately this interesting property, To-
Gated in the heart of the Fairfax hunt
country within. 20 miles of downtown
Washington. The house, attractively con
structed s. sn Of white brick and clapboard. is
view of the surrounding country. Built
les. less than ? years ago it is modern in
living room t2sx3O) with exposed hand
neWn beams across the ceiling and an
immense fireplace. A paneled library
dh5xas) with fireplace, unusually large
olnlng room 15x27). powder room, all
electric kitchen and buffers pantry on
,,ie,, Ine 2nd floor master bedroom 13x2O
bbedrooms pc and bath. A guest house with
na, na.h, servants cottage with bath and a
comoination garage and tool house, com
Pnass plete The The buildings Fenced with white
poaro fence. Reduced for immediate sale
from S34 600 to S29, 800. '"'e
GEO. MASON GREEN CO..
GSao "a Wilson Boulevard, Arlington. Va,
SH. ,jS3&.
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SHOPS FOR RENT

9O1 18th ST. NV.
CORNER BASEMENT SHOP, SIS PER
MONTH INCLUDING HEAT,
L.. w. GROOMES.
171q Eye St NV
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2244 NO. VERNON ST,
ARLINGTON, VA.
60 510
ARLINGTON.

If you're looking for 6-room. 21a-bath,
stricted environment and only So. from
bus--see 4s40 Little Falls rd. which is 2
SOS. left from $500 Glebe I'd north; priced
TOR immeuiate sale on reasonable terms.
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SuNAER HOMES.

LAKE GEORGE-LIMITEDc NUMBER OF
brand-new cottages, completely and beau
accommodating "a persons, still available.
Rental on the basis of two weeks and
longer Write for further information
Port Jerry Estates, Bolton Landing -on-Laks
George, N Y
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MONTCOMERY co,

A fne 154-acre dairy farm offered com.
pletely equipped, new 30-stanchion dairy,
modern to the last detail; Groom. good.
young cows, bull and horses. New
Farmall tractor, plow. mower, disc, cultiva-
tor power equipment, all needed farm
Streams and springs. Situated in one Of
most beautiful and fertile sections Of
the country: Priced st $4,000.
THEODORE r. MENK,
Executive 274n Q27 1Hkh NV
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Q ROOMS AND BATH. "a ACRE BEAU
tiful grounds. chickens, garden, flowers,
ETC.. " mile to bus or train. Lanham, Md
PETER j. HAGAN,
1897 34th St.. Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 316b.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE BUNGALOW
With picket fence, adjoining park: 4 large
rooms, bath on 1st floor: ] room on End
floor basement; garage: nice shrubbery
and flowers. Inspect today.
DOMINION HOMES INC. Gil. 1895.
CLOSE IN
spacious rooms. large screened porch,
earage. 175-ft lot with nice shade trees;
only 10 minutes downtown: real value;
&c. $50: Inspect today.
DOMINION HOMES. INC. GIL. 1896.
BRICK HOME OF
ENGLISH DESIGN.
This home; located in a nearby virsinia,
community, is in an excellent residential
section and is convenient to grade, high
schools and 10c bus. Situated on a large
shaded lot 1t contains entrance hall. large
living rnn. with fireplace, dining rm. and a
partly enclosed porch. On the second floor,
master bedroom with adjoining half bath.
and other bedrooms and bath. Full base
ment with half bath. Built-in gar. Less
than 2 yrs. old. F. H. A. financed: 500.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Arl,, Va.
Oh. 3s3s oxford 1872.
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JUDSON REAMY.

I,
LIZ n. irving, Arl., Va. CHI Oa2o.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Lyon Vfllage-6-room brick, 3 bedrms
sarase; lovely. neishborhood, walking dis
sance Clarendon shopping center; price
ssooO, with $1,000 down, balance S75
broom brick semi bungalow, about
wears wears old: owner trans. must sell; 537
tS orWood St. splendid neighborhood. near
with approximately $1,000 down, balance
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COLONIAL BRICK

In view Of Blue Ridge Mts. In Md: Q
River. 3 miles from q r.r. station: one Of
the well-preserved and moderni1ed 150-
year-old houses Of Northern Nd; 50xs0,
good condition. basement: barn and ali
needed outbldbs.; Handicapped grounds and
shade.
Immediate possession Of the house can
be had; price, $4,000.
THDORORE r MENK.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESk SPACE or mailing address for ac-
bookkeeper, attorney, etc: con-
Senlent location; two phones.' Apply RA.
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| 5-room house. near bus, and with hot
| water heat, bath, cleo. and phone; on
about . acre, 8 miles from WASHINGTON:
HIRST, Annandale, Va, at the end of CO.
lumbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5s12.
| Closed SUNDAYS.
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JUDSON REAMY

-1122 N. Irving. Arl.. Va. CHI. o22o.
Beautiful Stone Cape Cod.
lee rms. 3 baths, fireplace. scree ned
porch. lot 75x160: 2 blks. from bus cony
70 everything: open fields and woodlands
ao)olning- Priced at least 81 900 under
market value: easy terms. CHI. 0723
$500 for Z Rms. and Bath.
bedrooms, living rm 14x26, basement
toilet, gar, porch lot 50xI5O; large oak
trees, close to everything: terms SH. 1880.
FORESTVILLE, MD.
First house on Stuart I'd, near ternn;n !
or rapid bus transportation passing Suit
land Government buildings to and from
the District; 5 rooms. bath, hot-water
coal heat: everything brand new and now
oeing finished: priced low at 81, 500 for
aulck sale. Take the bus at I1th and
fennsyivania ave. NV. or drive out Marl-
boro pike to Forestvilie. 03' ." LAX
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
5.3 ~ 7. Ave. NV. Realtors MA. 9797
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On lovely shaded lot, 5 spacious roor
and L small room, warm-air heat. VIII
q buy, what price, S4,650: terms. Pho
hn
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
2 5-RM. AND BATH MOD BUNGALOWS
with 5 acres, nr. Clinton, Md. Rent, $50;
sell, $1,000
New s-rm. modern 2-story frame, oil
heat, etc; acres: rent, $50: sell, $4,000.
JOHN 4. BRICKLEY. EXCL. AGENT.
Barr Blds. DI. 1921. SH. 269h.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
"MERRIMAC,"
Unusual Brick Home

2s40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, va;
CHI 3S3s. Ewes, CHI. 3s3a. oxford 1879
ARCHITECT 1910 BUILT HOME WITH
paneled living room, bedrooms. large
recreation room, breezeway. garage; all
ed tract Privacy and seclusion with
rapid bus and rail transportation; $500.
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EYE ST. NV, Mr.. CONN. AVE
Soft. wide, 3-story and basement
Office bldg; lowest rental, IS, ,720;
location cannot be surpassed;
wonderful future possibility, or
may be remodeled now; $51 500:
will trade. Sun, Phone ia. 7725.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.,
1920 Georgia Ave. GE. $500.
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CHARMING HOME
MEAD cnI1MTPX nnR

S4.75O New defense BUNGALOWS, full
| basement and attic: air-conditioned. coal
| heat wooded lot; compare for value at S32
per mo up; near bus or train service.
| KENSINGTON REALTY CO., Kenslngton,
| Md. Kensington 1872 or 33T-M
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PRINCE GEORGES co.
.1S0 acres. 90. miles D. c. line; prop.
room ami: dwelling. large barn. siloi
and and other hldss; all IN GOOD condition:
= loSated only goo II: from the fotomas
be purchased: price. $4,000.
THEODORE p. MINK,
Executive 274O. 927 18th st. NV.
URBANA, FREDERICK CO., MD,
Located In the foothills Of Sugar Loaf
Mountain. $50 acres of rich, productive
soil: wide mountain stream running through
property; old brick and frame house. bar3
and outhuildinEs; price, $500. Call Mr.
Able, WI $500.
CYRUS KEISER, JR.,
1910 Wisconsin Ave. wO. 5371 2os
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20 YEARS AGO 1yGm 4 2 F rup,pr
NOVEMBER I. 1a2a

NOVEMBER 1922 local vote cast up Juneau the ighe had been cast in the tys three keeping well.
 Tickets sale the Liars being presented by the American Coliseum Theatre November g he of E A of $2Oo according of the boat The dam covered by insurance leave the following night for Skagway and ports said
 Carlisle with the and Northwestern Railroad passenger on the Alameda Cordova
 H. Redngshafer Assistant Scoutmaster of the local the Committee He assist H. Nodng Whittier Assistant Scout master, with the
 Skinner Commission left the Princess Rupert Hyder business commission
 
 of him by the Empire Douglas First Juneau bring office Laimer Dolly Gray the In Douglas the cards Guy Smiths drug reach the Empire with little Henry shkawa third George Meserchnlidt special would and Douglas following the theatrical American Legion at the Coliseum Theatre with maximum temperature of e and a minimum of 40.
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SYMPATHY TO SITKA

The flames which struck at Sitka Thurs day night and Friday morning caused greater real loss than the estimated $250,0OO.
 In former years it would have been diff ferent. Materials would have been plentiful for speedy rebuilding of the charred business houses But today, materials for building so scarce that speedy recovery is impossible. That is what makes the loss doubly hard to bear.
 Residents of Sitka and the business men who suffered such a terrible loss in the fire will suffer added hardships from the loss of a part of the main business section of their town.
 We realize that sympathy has no practi- cal value. But The Empire and Juneau resi- dents join in extending their sympathies, sincerely.
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THE FOOD PROBLEM

Although record yields in 1922 are expected to push the Nations crop production beyond the all time peak of 1887 the Department of Agriculture warned recently that the demand has increased even more than production For practically every food other than wheat the Department warned military and Lend-Lease requirements have grown large that consumers may not be able to purchase the increased quantities their rising incomes would per init in time of peace.
 Looking ahead to 1943 the Department expressed its opinion that total farm production this year the maximum we plan for in the coming year But within this total capacity shifts are foreseen to get more of the crops needed most and less of crops not essential to To match this years total production. farmers will have to overcome more
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MERRY-GO-ROUND

The President, always an optimist will make one more attempt to bring the AFL and CIO together by in- viting Bill Green and Phil Murray to the White House. Labor leaders say privately, however, that there will be no agreement. Both sides will patch up jurisdictional truce and agree to refrain from member ship raids for the duration, but that is all. j. Two thousand truck driv- CTS have volunteered for overseas Army service during the past week, 300 of them to be commissioned Enlistments were stimulated by radio broadcasts after midnight or early in the morning when truck drivers are on the road and listening to auto radio sets.
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serious handcaps in regard to shortages of labor, materials and equipment, and the weather will have to be favorable, it in 1922
 Earlier, Secretary Wickard had warned that we may have to revise our ideas about foods to be available in the next few months and hold back for the future supplies not necessary to good diet
 The Department said that the present harvest assures the Nation food enough, and enough feed for livestock to fill military requirements and take of the needs of the civilian population But, because of transportation and processing difficulties requirements for special products, and the necessity for conserving supplies against emergencies consumers need not expect supplies equivalent to what their incomes would buy.
 Tn it's monthly summary of the agricultural situ- aton, issued recently, the Department showed mar keting processing, and distribution facilities ating at capacity, preparing the record farm pro. duction for military, Lend-Lease, and civilian use
 Although this is to be taken warning of things to come, it is also proof that Uncle Sam is still the best provder in the world That's another reason to add to the side of why should win this
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peacetime naval maneuvers and re- ceived an order to attack, stimulating battle conditions.
 Halsey laid down a smoke screen and ordered his destroyers full speed ahead, dashing among the enemy" cruisers. Later he was ordered up before board of inquiry on the grounds that he had needlessly risk ed naval property by dashing full speed through cruiser squadron Before proceedings started, Halsey was asked if he wanted an officer from the Judge Advocate Generals office to defend him. He said he would present his own defense. That defense was.
 T was ordered to attack I at tackled
 After the first disastrous defeats in the Solomons, Admiral Halsey was placed in commando is hoped not too late
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SUPREME COURT VACANCY

The President told advisers that he wanted to put off filling Justice Byrnes' vacancy on the Supreme Court until after elections. Mean while the pressure from the Senate to appoint Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky has become so great that FDR almost wishes he had not de- layed.
 Roosevelt is extremely fond of Barkley values his services in the Senate and feels grateful to him. But there are two handicaps in the path of Barkley's appointment: dp his age, 65, which is contrary to the Presidents 1887 thesis that the Court should be Staffed with younger men i. C2) a Kentuckian already is on the Supreme Court.
 In fact there are already two justices from the south, Hugo Black of Alabama and Stanley Reed of Kentucky, while there is none from west of Michigan.
 Therefore, the White House has been subject to pressure to appoint Judge Wiley Rutiedge of the U. s Court of Appeals in the District. of Columbia, former Dean of Law at the State University of Iowa
 Though Felix Frankfurter is op- posed to him, Rutledge happens tc be the candidate, of Chief Justice Stone, who would like to see judge rather than a Senator appointed Also, in view of the fact that Byrnes has resigned and there have beer rumors that Justices Murphy anc Douglas might go into war work
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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not compel"
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8
 Aspects good and ill are active today which may be depressing in it's influence upon persons who have time to think The clergy may ex- pect stimulation of interest in re- ligion
 HEART AND HOME: Women are subject to pleasant planetary influences which enable them to be of unusual service in the home. The churches should benefit as persons of all creeds turn to them for guidance in a time of world chaos. Interpretation of the Bible prophecies will engage wide inter est New teachers will arise to ex- plain the riddles of the times and strange cults will gain followfngs Since many men have many minds the seers warn against criticism and declare that there are many windows for the soul,
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Labor shortages will be less serious than in previous weeks but the demand for trained hands aDd active brains will be insistent. Strikes should be wisely controlled before the be- ginning of the new year. This week should be marked by business mi tiative, congratulations and care ful redpction of overhead expenses Gradual elimination of waste ario extravaganza in the processes o1 manufacturing will be evident. The
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"Alcan Road'-A First Step
Seattle Post Intelligencer)

Completion of the military highway to Alaska reflects credit alike upon the army engineers and the public roads administration. It will add im- measurably to the safety of Alaska-and of all North America
 But the job of making Alaska part of the United States is by means done
 An immediate issue, raised by Delegate Anthony Dimond of Alaska is that of road between Prince George B.C, and Dawson Creek so that highway traffic from the Pacific Coast can get to Alaska without having to go back through the Middle West
 If proposed railroad also is constructed, there will be equal for rail connection from the Pacific Coast.
 Eventually this country and Canada must get back to the original conception of the Alaska Inter national Highway-an extension of the Pacific High way, through Seattle, Vancouver, Prince George and thence to Fairbanks the shortest most practi- cal north-and-south route.
 Secretary of War Stnlson refers to the route just completed the "ALCAN road"
 This is good designation "ALCAN' of course is a combination of Alaska and Canada And the describes accurately military road, not a general purpose highway.
 This road was located through the interior of Canada to link a series of military arfieds thus assuring both land supply route and air route
 It took the War Department long time to de- eide that any road to Alaska military neces- sity, And we can join heartily with Delegate Di- mond in his handed criticism and praise:
 T have been among those who have complained at the obtuseness of of military policies But to the army men who built that road between the thaw and freeze, take off my hat for mag nificent job
 It is magnificent But it isn't all done
 There should be the connection from Prince George.
 There must be, eventually, the real Alaska Inter national Highway, distinguished from the AL CAN road"
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Daily lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN Give proof of the the TRUTH of these statements
 OFTEN MISpRONOUNCED: History Pronounce hsor three sy lab his-tr
 OFTEN MSSPEIIED pronounced k-ot KITE NOTE.
 SYNONYMS veracty truth truthfunes honesty ankness
 word three times and is yours Let us in crease our each Today STRINGENT restrictive Tt stringent code O procedure"
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enormous machinery of American production will run smoothly with in the next few weeks, but fuel lacks may hamper small organiza- ions. Generous spending will con- tinue.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Restrictions in food supplies will cause appre- t1ensions among housekeepers who desire to celebrate Thanksgiving as usual The stars are read as presaging customary menus for holiday dinners for there will be . little attention paid to high prices. Restaurants and hotels will profit this year In certain cities there will be even greater patronage of popular resorts than in 194l Again the stars indicate widespread de- sire for recreation which causes temporary forgetfulness of war horrors.
 INTERNATIONAL A F FAIR s: London and all of England will face a winter of many difficulties for which wise preparation has been made Saturn and Uranus will continue to have unfavorable in- fluences on leaders in British af- fairs Heavy losses of men and material may be expected as the result of tremendous offensive movements that are encouraging to the United Nations. Anthony Eden comes under aspects that are not assuring to his highest ambitions, but he will be more and more pro- minent. Terrible bombings of the British Isles are forecast.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of good fortune. Love affairs will inspire those who are fighting for liberty.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be generous, popular and successful. Musical talents may be outstanding in a few.
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taken time to help English farmers harvest crops. So he wrote Stimson again.
 The work of our men in training for war must be shot to pieces in England McNary said. in view of the fact that American soldiers are working in the harvest fields"
 The Secretary of War replied a little lamely that if American troops in England were working in the harvest fields, they were doing it on their own time. But he welcomed no more suggestions about helping farmers here at home.
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LOOK and LEARN &ss, c. GORDON

1. S philoogy? water? menagerie inmate capture alive? State Highway Department? into use?
  | The of language, especially science. 2. Hydrogen 3. Indian rhinoceros. department in 1891
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U. s. soLDIERs-U. $. FARMERS

Fortnight Senator Charles Mo Nary comes from Oregon. where the farmers have had lot of trouble this year getting men to pick their fruit and harvest their wheat.
 So McNary wrote to Secretary of War Stimson pointing out that there were two Army cantonments in Ore gon, that it might be an excellent thing for the nations food supply and for national cooperation gen. orally if some of the soldiers were given furloughs and allowed to help oregon farmers with their crops
 Secretary of War Stimson wrote back rather tartly that soldiers of the U. s. Army had to work at war, and that the idea was preposterous.
 A little later Senator McNary mo- ticed newspaper accounts of the way American soldiers in England had
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MODERN ETIQUETTE '' ROBERTA LEE

o Is it all right young Helen in o Helen?
 A. prefers it requests it.
 What are popular making call?
 A. half past nine
 is the male guest of honor be seated the dinner table?
 A. left of the hostess.